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@@gamevideos5232 do you have a condition?

He started doing one for Liz Truss but by the time he finished she was no longer PM :/

@@gamevideos5232 cringe

Exactly hes just the same old problems with a different face. Seeing him getting in made me think they should of stuck with truss.

Not really - few of the recent Prime Ministers have been particularly wealthy. Especially not compared with, say, American Presidents. Cameron is the one exception in the last 50 years or so, and he was nowhere near as wealthy as Sunak. The rest came from pretty normal middle class backgrounds (or in the case of Major and Truss - and vaguely Blair - working class ones).

Being born to a doctor isn't being born into wealth, get your brain checked. He was born into middle class, became incredibly wealthy and then married into unimaginable wealth.People like to pull others down because of jealousy, you have probably had the same opportunities he has had(assuming you are middle class).

@@Someone-nv1cj Yes. We can all go about and marry that heir / heiress...

@@kellyquinn9263 no but you can become incredibly wealthy, i am not talking about the billion that rishi sunak and his wife own, but the tens of millions that he made before he married his wife, you have the same opportunity to do that. Go ahead and don’t hate on people for achieving more at least money wise.

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I legitimately clicked on the link more out of curiosity about a potential binned Truss video than any interest in Sunak.

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The only family tree worth doing for anyone at number 10 is that of Larry the Cat.

@@davidmccann9811 Hard agree!😂

Theyre obsessed with race nowdays bro nothing else matters.

Britain's also had a Jewish PM. If Jews are native to Israel/Palestine as they say, then they would also be of Asian descent. But they switch depending on what suits them.

Is there a video on Boris Johnson's family tree?

Supposedly Robert Jenkinson, Prime Minister between 1812-1827, had some Indian ancestry.

@@kellyquinn9263 Yes, Matt has made such a video.

Churchill was very openly racist

well, Churchill called us Indians a "beastly people" so he'd probably be pissed. Not to mention he genocided Indians

@@TheBoyer19 yes, he was. In some ways that is to be expected given the time and era he lived in. Still, I wonder what he would make of this development.

@@comb528491 I know. It's an amusing thought to say the least.

@@comb528491 Churchill did nothing of the sort - that's demonstrably untrue

Countries are named for the ethnic groups that inhabit/found them, not the other way around. Which is why no one seriously believes a white person is truly Japanese if they're born to missionary parents in Japan. This idea of "anyone can be a European" is an anti-white double standard.

Yes I believe he will.

Rather depends if his party let him... which I doubt...

Watch the recent video of him (N India) meeting and greeting Kamala Harris (S India) and marvel at the quality of our world leaders

And right-wing Indians in India are going to have a field day after this. Lol

@@mueffe1357 No, they are whining now becuase Rishi's paternal grandfather comes from what is now Pakistan. India and Pakistan is about as friendly as US and Russia.

@@menelmacar0109 probably less friendly

He's *not* the Leader of the UK. That's the King. Sunak is only the Prime Minister, not the head of state.

William Hague got close cos he was Tory party leader and opposition leader and was no for Richmond but got beat by tony Blair in 2001

I saw a video of him where he said they eat bacon for breakfast on Sundays

Can we all agree caste is discrimination, therefore nothing to be proud of? Why would an Indian living in the west perpetuate such nonsense? Not British here, just curious.

@@freespiritable discrimination based on caste is not illegal in the west

@@freespiritable similarly Race is discrimination. Caste is not visible, but race is visible. Also, caste and jati have a different meanings. India has Jati/Varna, not caste. The caste is Portuguese and was first imposed by the Spanish and Portuguese Christian churches in South America to segregate the Native people from the Europeans. The caste has come into existence during the Spanish Inquisition

@@anshagrawal6289 we don’t have a caste system in the west so how can you say it’s not illegal, it’s reprehensible as it violates the human rights, and many anti discriminatory laws in the UK! For instant you can’t behave towards a Dalit in the Uk as you do in India!

@@dsssingh I must know a lot of sinful Hindus because most drink, although none of my acquaintance to excess.

Actually Rig Veda (1500BCE) prohibits alcohol intoxication. But Hindu law doesn't prohibit alcohol consumption so it depends on the person.

@@stevenholt4936 no one has ever read rig Veda.... So... And it depends on person

@@stevenholt4936 there is a difference between whats written as sin and law. There are many things said in Hindu texts but none is compulsory, if you can avoid its good. If you follow it the atma/soul can attain moksha faster also by doing good karma, if not it will accumulate the bad karma and the cycle will continue and eventually you will one day attain moksha (Moksha is when the duality or the self cease to exist, the egoless state) but it all depends on the actions of the Individual how long you want this journey to be.

@@stevenholt4936 I didnt know that because here in Pakistan, Pakistan Hindu Council (majority Sindhi Hindus) went to court and demanded complete ban on Alcohol, they argued that alcohol consumption is prohibited in Hinduism.

@@nana-ci5mm Lord Liverpool PM in the 19th century had an Indian grandmother. I'm not sure Disraeli who was ethnically Jewish but a Christian by religion could be desctibed as being "of colour"

@@nana-ci5mm well then what about Boris Johnson's Turkish ancestry does that make him "of colour"?

My thoughts too...

@@nana-ci5mm I find it weird that people call Jews non-white. They are of Mediterranean stock, just as Italians and Greeks are. The idea of race, scientifically, is quite a dubious concept.

@@brontewcat It is, but given the huge role race has played in history it is still relevant. So it’s culturally dependent. In America, Latinos are seen as non-white, but in the UK, they would be regarded as white, as with southern Europeans. But given the extensive history of race-hatred against jews, and it’s continuing existence now, it’s perfectly reasonable to treat a Jewish prime minister as being the breakthrough non-white PM.

Most excellent! Yes, please, Matt.

Yes to a video on the Andrettis! There are quite a few of them who have ended up in racing in some way.

I agree, as British as it gets if you ask me. I certainly couldn't tell him from a Viking, a Celt or a Nordic person.

Stanford isn't an Ivy League school.

@@Extys why

@@anshagrawal6289 The Ivy League is a group of universities in Northeastern US. Stanford is not part of the league because it's in California, on the other side of the country.

@@VV_PaVria 👍👍

Onjectively not true. For you to be a non-dom, you need to have been BORN outside the UK and therefore registered OUTSIDE the UK for tax purposes. Many British nationals are non doms. Ernie Eccelstone and his daughters, Zac and Jemima Goldsmith.

You assume he actually pays his taxes though. :p

@@aakashbrahmbhatt294 Also, she is paying the tax, so it’s a non-issue now, other than for racists.

@@aakashbrahmbhatt294 "Onjectively not true. For you to be a non-dom, you need to have been BORN outside the UK and therefore registered OUTSIDE the UK for tax purposes." Not true. Someone born in the UK who buys a house abroad qualifies as their primary residence is no longer in the UK. That is what qualifies you. Your example, Bernie Ecclestone, demonstrates this as he was born in England. Sunak's wife is following the letter of the law. The problem is the law exists only to allow the elite to legally dodge taxes. Clearly someone who lives year round in England does not permenantly reside elsewhere, except by the letter of the law they can and she does. Sunak and his party have the authority to change that law. I wonder if they will...

@@Zveebo Playing the race card, nice. Whether she has now started paying tax or not is irrelevant. The point is, up until she got called out, she didn't.

There are a lot of political dynasties at the local level but at the national level, I can't think of any that have gone past 2 generations yet. Consider, Trudeau, Bush, Bhutto, Marcos, Pitt.

@@stevejohnson3357 there are quite a few in India and the Philippines I believe

@@stevejohnson3357 Clintons, Sanders of Arkansas, etc

All the people you name may have become prime minister at a younger age than Matt is now but they are all older than him. Rishi Sunak is the first prime minister to be born after him.

Half this comment section "tHaT wIlL sHoW wHiTe pEoPlE" racist media obsessed idiots. Im brown and im over this weak minded crap.

Unless they are completely braindead, that is. It's very easy for them to get richer.

Smart people

I think so. You got a very smart, unique, handsome and super rich PM. The world envies you

What, not even Boris Johnson?

"Once again", huh. You must be a big fan of Louis IX.

Sounds temping to say the most!

UK isn't really a diverse country. It's a white Christian majoritarian country

Noting that no PM has been an active roman catholic in office other than Liz 'Lettuce' Truss, CoE is after all the Established church, with a scattering of other protestant based churches...

How unique and one sided.

@@cephalopodx7587 thanks

very nice to meet a mature person here.

Just like I'm sure the Spanish won't complain when they have a Mexican premier, the Japanese when they have a Chinese person as leader, or Russian people when they have a president from Afghanistan.

He is very Indian. Surprisingly so. Looking at the data one would assume that he has but a tenuous link to India. However, it seems that the Sunaks, like most Indians immigrants of 1970s and before, stuck assiduously to their culture in the way they live their lives. Indic folks do that sometimes to their detriment - because they carry with them a freeze-frame image of the existing culture and do not e solve like the people do in India. U.K. is thus filled with exceedingly insular Indic communities. It’s most prevalent in Asian Muslims. But it can be seen in Sikh, Hindu and Jain communities in Britain (and Aus, NZ and Can).

Humphrey you may be on dot.when people in India say an Indian is ruling over Britain it may be only to lesson the tragedy of over 2 million people from Bengal who were horribly starved to death due to an artificial famine created by Winston Churchill who diverted food grains to feed Tommies and their officers fighting Romnel in North Africa and Nazis in Italy Churchill shud hv been hauled to Nurnberg . .Churchill hsving zero knowledge of Indias history used to say when India was grudgingly given independence in 1947 due to a revolt by Indian Navy in 1946 that the "natives"would never be able to rule themselves .he is proved wrong but the same can be said about you blokes. !

@@PatSen on the contrary, i would see Indians assimilate very well into society since they're the richest ethnic group in both US/UK, are the most educated and the least likely to fall into a life of crime or depravity It would be hard to do all of those if you didn't assimilate well into a completely alien society. Disappointing coming from an Indian yourself

@@indicrenaissance5712 Jeez! That was not my intention. I agree with you. What we each have said are not mutually exclusive. But that will require me to elaborate. However, the SA v Ind Perth match is about to begin. I’ll write a long post later. Cheers!

So true I am indian and he has nothing to do with india he is a UK citizen, guess indians were just happy cause he is brown , that could have been one of the reasons

Why? Racism and sexism is not a political divide in the UK - it’s something all parties agree on. The Conservatives have been particularly successful in getting ethnic minority members to senior roles thanks to initiatives by David Cameron a few years back (which is how Sunak got his break in politics).

Happy Birthday Leone!

Thank you

To point out to non-indians that caste still plays an important role among hindus. Upper castes rarely marry lowers castes or "untouchables" especially in the north indian cow belt.

Its pretty bloody relevant lol

@@alangervasis Swings both ways, A Lower Caste would never give his daughter's hand to Upper Caste.

@@dsssingh His caste is not relevant because he’s British-born and nobody cares about castes here.

@@dsssingh I don’t think it does mean anything. Caste means more in relation to his wife’s family, as they are Indian-based.

really cool idea

Yes and the caste system in Christianity may also be made a video of ..There are Protestans and Catholics then subcastes of each .and why the Head of the Catholic church is called a Pontiff or Pope but that of the Protestant an Archbishop. If the Pope could visit England and the Archbishop Rome and mainly perform services .It would be very interesting information .

@@hemantgokhale4164 The British monarch is the head of the Church of England because that church was created by the King's ancestor so he could produce a male heir with his mistress.

@@hemantgokhale4164 The split of the Anglican church from the Church of Rome cannot be compared to a caste system, though in English law for many years Catholics could not hold office of state, and to some extent, wealth. This was more a deliberate political choice that started to fall apart just before Queen Victoria's reign. Religious wise MOST Anglican Priests / Vicars dont have great differences with current Vatican II onwards expressions of belief- most divergence would be on the status of Mary as mother of Christ and prayers to saints, and there is the acceptance of Married persons to serve in the Anglican Church, something which is not accepted in Catholic thought, but I think that will change in the next 50 years.

Well given how quickly the prime ministers change these days...

Not fast enough to make a video on Liz Truss.

It's whatever that's convenient to the speaker.

Descent mostly used to denote where there ancestors belong

They were born in Africa as part of the mostly pretty short-lived South Asian community there and then moved to Britain as part of the Asian community here, and consider themselves British Asians. They don’t have strong connections to Africa, so no reason to consider themselves British-Africans, which is a quite distinct grouping.

Whether he is Indian or African would depend on the size and shape of his ears.

He’s Asian British. The Asians in east Africa (and elsewhere in Africa) were actually brought over by the British during the imperial colonisation era to be a middle class between the natives and the ruling British elite as the British didn’t want natives occupying any sort of positions that would lead to silly ideas like independence.

hindu and beef ? naaah ! :)

I saw him worshipping a cow too.

@@GrigRP worshipping cow in paid media, and slaughtering it behind curtains is ubiquitous. India's so-called pro-Hindu PM Narendra Modi is very popular for this among aware political activists. In his govt, he has made many laws that increase cow killing and the export of its meat. One of his party leaders who is CM of a state named Yogi Adityanath made such laws that farmers who used to keep cows abandoned keeping them. Nowadays from last 5 years with his tenure, cows have been killed and reduced at very fast pace. Yogi Aditynath is also a pro-Hindu leader according to his followers. He is actually a priest of century old temple of lord shiva. . Anyway, see the link in next comment where I have the pic of Sunak roasting meat. ===

@@GrigRP I saw David Cameron worshipping a pig

I am a hindu i eat beef