Can anyone tell me about the UK's Richard Inman?

[Debp]

I've been listening to his livestreams or videos on YouTube... enjoy them a lot. He's in the UK.

He does a mixture of talking about our Christian faith, talking about Islam in UK (but stresses it's not against Muslim people but only against the religion), plays really beautiful Christian music, has times of prayer and Scripture readings.

I tried looking him up but only some singer appeared and I don't think it's the same person.

I know he did the initial interviews with grooming gang victims for Tommy Robinson.

Today he did a video on spiritual warfare.

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[Debp]

Another one with Richard Inman. The first 30 minutes is the nice spiritual section. Last 30 minutes about something happening in the UK. I really enjoy his show and usually catch the live streams.

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[Debp]

Someone gave me a video about Richard. He served in the Army in Northern Ireland. After leaving the Army he came to Jesus Christ when he was 28.

 

[Rita]

I haven’t been able to find out much about him either, other than he is linked to Tommy Robinson. He was founder of ‘ Veterans against Terrorism ‘ a campaign group ( which would tie in to his military past ) My twin brother served in Northern Ireland as well and the IRA were ruthless back in the 1970/80’s .

 

[Debp]

I haven’t been able to find out much about him either, other than he is linked to Tommy Robinson. He was founder of ‘ Veterans against Terrorism ‘ a campaign group ( which would tie in to his military past ) My twin brother served in Northern Ireland as well and the IRA were ruthless back in the 1970/80’s .

Richard Inman apparently did the initial interviews for Tommy with grooming gang victims.

I really enjoy his livestreams...he seems quite humble. And he finds the most lovely tranquil Christian music to play, besides having prayer and chats during his livestreams.

In the interview I saw with him, he said he would look under his car for bombs for the longest time after getting out of the military.

 

[Rita]

Yes my brother still listens out if there are unexplained noises. It’s a bit of an issue with my son and his family moving to Northern Ireland - I have had to tell him not to mention his uncle was in the British army out there. The IRA is still active and there are still some roads that you don’t go down if you are Protestant - it was weird when I went out there to visit, I still remember my brother being there and I found it hit a lot of emotions with me as we travelled around the Belfast area and saw the painting on the walls commemorating those times.
It was a scary time, both here and there in the 70’s and 80’s - you never knew where they would hit. The nearest bomb for me was The Grand hotel, trying to kill Maggie Thatcher, that was in the town where I live.

 

[Debp]

@Rita Do you now live in England? If so, what county?

I visited mostly cities/towns in England, Edinburgh Scotland and then Cardiff Wales. I had just gotten into the travel industry and was choosing between going to the UK or Tahiti. When I was a teen, I was a Beatles fan...so choose the UK. LOL

I do love your lovely green scenery and the quaint towns. A certain part of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania where I grew up reminded me of England.

In recent years I was glad to find Escape to the Country TV show visiting different old homes in different counties of the UK.

 

[Rita]

Hi debp
I have always lived in England - I live on the south coast ( Sussex ) We have the beautiful South Downs , but I am also on the coast so I also have the sea views.
Were you ever able to go to Liverpool, where it all started with The Beatles.
I went to Scotland years ago, it’s stunning up there as well.
My son moved to Northern Ireland as it’s his wife‘s Home and they now live close to her parents and siblings - it’s also much cheaper with property and they needed a bigger family home.

 

[Debp]

Hi debp
I have always lived in England - I live on the south coast ( Sussex ) We have the beautiful South Downs , but I am also on the coast so I also have the sea views.
Were you ever able to go to Liverpool, where it all started with The Beatles.
I went to Scotland years ago, it’s stunning up there as well.
My son moved to Northern Ireland as it’s his wife‘s Home and they now live close to her parents and siblings - it’s also much cheaper with property and they needed a bigger family home.

No never got to Liverpool. Spent five days in London. Then Cambridge (briefly), Leeds (briefly), spent a couple nights in York (loved that city). After Edinburgh, stayed a couple of nights in Chester, also nice.
Saw Blenheim Palace with Churchill's grave (forgot the town's name). Briefly passed through Oxford.

Oh I really loved the Lake District...stayed couple of nights at Windermere. It was pouring rain so we passed on the boat cruise.

It was also pouring rain when we got to Cardiff. But their interesting castle was across from the hotel so my mom and I went over to tour it. I took my mom along on the trip.

 

[Rita]

I have been to Oxford and Chester and Scotland, but would love to see the Lake District and the Yorkshire dales - also The Norfolk Broads ( on a canal boat )
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