Lubna Zaidi joins The Winston Marshall Show for a fearless conversation on Islam in Britain, extremism, and the cultural crisis tearing the UK apart.
From her rise as a YouTuber after The Apprentice to becoming a lightning rod for controversy, Lubna explains why she began calling out her own community for failing to integrate, excusing extremism, and protecting grooming gangs. She describes the backlash—death threats, intimidation, and even people turning up at her home—simply for speaking uncomfortable truths.
They discuss the silence of so-called moderates, the dominance of extremist voices online, and the dangerous culture of denial around honour-based violence and child exploitation. Lubna warns that Britain is importing “hillbillies” from Pakistan without vetting, fuelling parallel societies that reject British values and put the country’s future at risk.
All this—grooming gangs, intimidation, failed integration, extremist apologists, and one woman’s fight to tell the truth about what’s really happening inside Britain’s Pakistani Muslim community…
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Chapter
00:00 Introduction
01:21 Lubna Zaidi’s Background and Journey to YouTube
04:00 Speaking Out: Breaking Points and Community Reactions
09:15 Cultural Clashes and Personal Experiences in the UK
19:24 Community Psychology and Reluctance to Address Issues
22:41 Pakistani Migration and Social Dynamics in the UK
27:18 Identity, Integration, and Celebrating Independence
31:18 Online Influencers and Community Representation
34:06 Religion, British Values, and Integration Challenges
40:19 India-Pakistan Tensions in the UK
47:10 Civil Unrest, Protests, and Fears of Division
51:36 Luton: Changes, Extremism, and Personal Encounters
56:13 Tommy Robinson: Perceptions and Changing Views
58:51 Patriotism, Self-Reflection, and the Israel-Palestine Conflict
01:02:09 Final Thoughts
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