That German/Geordie accent combination is absolutely phenomenal 😂

"I don't know how you say it in english" proceeds to convey complex ideas in English In a clearer way then most native English speakers

Admirable that he said he "radicalised himself" rather than "was/became radicalised".  That's a sign of someone who truly takes responsibility for their course in life.

I'm german and he was visiting my school yesterday. He held a presentation about his life. He has an interesting story. He really made me think. Danke, phillip

Poor lad, no one deserves to be forced to live in Newcastle

This is remarkable,  he takes complete responsibility for his actions and has clearly changed for real. Impressive story,  impressive person.

The amount of self-reflection in this video is outstanding.  Philip is incredibly self-aware.

His parents "its just a phase. He's just a little bit violent. Let's just ignore the Swastika". My god 🤦‍♂️

"Is it alright for me to be loved again?" POWERFUL.
This man gives me hope for humanity. What an impressive and refreshing story!

Philip: I can’t speak English very well
Also Philip: describes his own moral struggles and the inner workings of extremist groups in perfect English

Crazy how he switches from sounding very German to very Geordie

He wasn't only a neo nazi. After he grew tired of that kind of life he started a rocker gang and went deep into organised crime, drugs, extortion, pimping.
He has had a pretty eventful life.
I encourage everyone to pay his channel a visit. He is one of the few people who can talk about his dark past in a entertaining way without glorifying it.
It's also worth mentioning it that he already tried to quit his life of hate and crime before the police finally catched up with him.

His accent is fascinating… he switched to German when he talks about life in Germany and then back to Geordie when he recalls Newcastle!

😮 He went from German to German/Geordie in seconds! Weird!

I love how he combines taking responsibility with an appreciation of the power of the conditions that radicalise a person. 'If I had had this help I wouldn't have radicalised myself'.

"To ask for help is a superpower." WOW. The humility and courage of this man is so beautiful. When he wonders "Is it ok for me to be loved again?", I see a person who has never really encountered love; when we are only accustomed to a counterfeit love we are completely upended and redeemed by the real thing.

This is exactly why bullying should be taken seriously.

Love it when people turn their lives around. Takes a lot of courage.

I was in a neo Nazi group from age  18-26, he’s 100% right. It feels like a family. I spent Christmas and thanksgiving with them, a bunch of us went to another members college graduation, we all just hung out and spent time together half of the time. Evil isn’t always evil but we were always politicking. We could be having a family bbq with kids and wives around and in the meantime somebody fucked up so we’re in the garage handling it. And then when you decide you don’t want to be part of it anymore because you’ve been basically lying to yourself and everyone around you just to fit in: you find out how conditional all of these relationships you’ve built over the years really is

I remember watching Sean Strickland saying he was walking around with swastikas and later discovered that he wasn't racist, he was just angry.  There's a lot of anger on the world.