Rebel News Podcast - December 08, 2023


EZRA LEVANT | Leftists despise humanity and consider their opponents to be 'invalid people'


Episode Stats

Length

55 minutes

Words per Minute

172.42772

Word Count

9,531

Sentence Count

293

Misogynist Sentences

6

Hate Speech Sentences

46


Summary

A big interview with one of my favorite guys, one of the smartest guys. I know I learned so much from him. I try and talk less and listen more with him. You know who I mean, Dr. James Lindsay. He talks about cultural Marxism, and really it unlocks what's going on in our universities and our institutions. A special full length interview with him that's ahead.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Big interview with one of my favorite guys, one of the smartest guys.
00:00:03.200 I know I learned so much from him.
00:00:04.540 I try and talk less and listen more with him.
00:00:06.540 You know who I mean, Dr. James Lindsay.
00:00:09.280 He talks about cultural Marxism, and really it unlocks what's going on in our universities
00:00:15.500 and our institutions, a special full-length interview with him.
00:00:19.040 That's ahead.
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00:00:43.500 All right, here's today's podcast.
00:00:59.300 Tonight, a feature interview with Dr. James Lindsay, America's leading critic of cultural Marxism.
00:01:05.960 It's December 7th, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:09.200 You're ready for freedom!
00:01:12.120 Shame on you, you censorious bug!
00:01:15.240 One of my favorite guests is the guest that really makes me think.
00:01:26.980 One of the few guests where I listen more than I talk.
00:01:30.300 One of the guests that gives me a vocabulary that I need to understand what's going on.
00:01:36.760 Do you ever feel like something's wrong?
00:01:38.560 Do you ever have that gut feel that something fishy is going on?
00:01:42.220 You can't put your finger on it.
00:01:44.200 Sometimes it's because you actually just need the word.
00:01:47.920 And when you have the word or a concept that unlocks the understanding of so many things,
00:01:52.940 and we are in dangerous days.
00:01:55.400 And you probably know I'm talking about Dr. James Lindsay,
00:01:59.000 the creator of the website newdiscourses.com.
00:02:01.840 I had the pleasure of seeing him in person in Calgary a few weeks ago where he gave a speech.
00:02:07.240 I think it was almost a 90-minute speech.
00:02:09.940 There were 1,000 people in the room.
00:02:11.660 It was a populist gathering, and yet they hung on his every word.
00:02:16.540 It was quite an intellectual speech.
00:02:18.780 I felt like it was a professor giving a course in university,
00:02:22.680 and yet he held the crowd raptured by what he was saying for that very reason.
00:02:28.220 He was explaining wokeness.
00:02:31.160 And I think the light switch went on for everyone in that room,
00:02:34.580 and that's how I feel when I follow him on Twitter.
00:02:37.700 You know, Twitter can be infuriating.
00:02:40.140 It can be a time-wasting thing.
00:02:41.960 It can be doom-scrolling, as the kids say.
00:02:44.640 But it can actually, if you curate your sources correctly,
00:02:49.460 it can be a tremendous source of learning.
00:02:52.160 And it is for me.
00:02:53.540 I like to follow my enemies.
00:02:55.540 I like to follow my friends, but I also like to follow people
00:02:58.560 where I'm just going to slow down and read every word they say slowly.
00:03:03.920 And Dr. James Lindsay is one of them, and I'm delighted he's going to join us
00:03:06.820 for the balance of the show.
00:03:07.980 Dr. Lindsay, welcome back.
00:03:10.000 Hey, great to see you again.
00:03:11.420 You know, it's good to see you.
00:03:12.800 And I know I'm heaping praise on you, but it is true.
00:03:16.260 You're one of the few people online.
00:03:18.520 I mean, you're so well-read.
00:03:20.040 You say things, and I don't understand them sometimes,
00:03:22.560 and so I look deeper.
00:03:23.420 I like that.
00:03:25.280 Because you talk about the way the world is,
00:03:27.480 and you help give us ways to understand it.
00:03:29.780 I want to start with a tweet that you said just the other day.
00:03:33.580 And this really clarified things for me.
00:03:37.700 You said this just a couple days ago.
00:03:39.480 Almost everything the left does only makes sense
00:03:43.960 when you understand that there are broadly two classes of people
00:03:47.300 with wholly different rules.
00:03:50.020 The people and the enemies of the people
00:03:53.520 who are not considered valid people.
00:03:56.060 This logic underlies all of their thinking.
00:03:58.620 The people are those who support leftist theory and practice,
00:04:01.400 or who might still be trained to do so.
00:04:03.800 The enemies of the people are those who resist or reject leftism,
00:04:07.100 have something leftists don't want them to have,
00:04:09.640 break from leftism, or represent any opposing faction.
00:04:13.440 I'll just read one or two more.
00:04:15.640 Nothing the people do,
00:04:17.340 so long as it is consistent with advancing leftism, is wrong.
00:04:20.740 In fact, it's necessary and right.
00:04:22.520 Violence, hate, and malice are, quote, resistance.
00:04:26.080 They are taught these are necessary moral goods,
00:04:29.080 and trained to believe it.
00:04:30.520 Actions don't matter.
00:04:32.280 Context does.
00:04:33.500 Boy, this is relevant to so many things.
00:04:35.460 Let me just get one more tweet out.
00:04:38.580 Nothing the enemies of the people do can be right.
00:04:41.820 Even if it is, it's for the wrong reasons.
00:04:44.920 So wrong.
00:04:46.580 Everything they do is bad and must be punished.
00:04:49.000 The only thing they can do is to confess over and over
00:04:52.560 and start their journey to becoming a leftist, too.
00:04:56.040 I think of so many things.
00:04:59.960 I think of anti-hate activists now being fountains of anti-Semitic hate.
00:05:06.500 I think of the recently revealed barbaric rape crimes committed by Hamas,
00:05:12.560 and I see the woke feminists providing context for why it's justifiable.
00:05:19.800 Everything you said there is so useful.
00:05:22.180 Go ahead and tell me more about the two classes of people in the revolution.
00:05:27.460 Well, I got this idea from the source, really, from Mao Zedong,
00:05:32.160 from reading and studying the original CCP dictator,
00:05:36.420 and he used this structure relentlessly.
00:05:41.060 He separated the people in China into those two categories.
00:05:44.920 There were the people, and he says in this speech he gave in 1957
00:05:47.860 that who counts as the people, we have to understand that, he said,
00:05:51.680 changes during time, during different contexts.
00:05:55.400 So during the war with the Japanese,
00:05:57.400 the people were the people who supported the war against the Japanese,
00:06:00.920 and the enemies of the people were Japanese sympathizers.
00:06:03.700 Then he says when we were having this struggle internal to the party,
00:06:07.060 the people who supported the direction the party was going to take,
00:06:11.000 those were the people, and the people who were against that,
00:06:13.360 those were the enemies of the people.
00:06:14.380 Then he says that in the struggle with the nationalists,
00:06:17.840 which was called the Guomindong in China,
00:06:20.180 the people who supported the CCP were the people,
00:06:23.240 and the people who supported the Guomindong were the enemies of the people.
00:06:26.040 If you supported the nationalists, you were the enemy.
00:06:28.300 And then he said finally, and this was in 1957,
00:06:30.640 at this stage the people are the people who support the building of socialism,
00:06:34.920 and everyone who is against the building of socialism are the enemies of the people.
00:06:39.200 And so you see what this is, is this separating of the population
00:06:44.240 into those who support the regime's cause, get to be treated as people.
00:06:48.840 He said that they are citizens, that they have free speech,
00:06:52.840 they have all these other privileges and rights,
00:06:55.360 whereas on the other hand, the enemies of the people receive the dictatorship of the people.
00:07:00.220 And what that means by that, he says that they will have their freedom of speech,
00:07:04.140 their right to vote taken away from them for a time.
00:07:06.340 They will be treated differently as enemies of the people.
00:07:10.080 And what he taught relentlessly across that line of division
00:07:13.720 was that the people should hate the enemies of the people.
00:07:17.280 The enemies of the people are what are keeping us from succeeding
00:07:20.180 in our socialist goals or our socialist country.
00:07:23.040 And so you should hate them.
00:07:24.240 We would be successful if only we could stop the enemies of the people.
00:07:28.800 And so that's the basic structure.
00:07:30.700 And you see this happen again and again and again
00:07:32.960 in all these movements in the West, just repeatedly, like you said,
00:07:38.280 it touches on so many different things.
00:07:40.700 You know, I'm 51, so when I went to university,
00:07:43.880 a lot of this wokeness had not yet calcified.
00:07:47.360 And one of my fondest memories is that there were debates, student debates.
00:07:51.680 And in Canada in the 90s, in my university, there were four main political parties.
00:07:57.740 And all the time, all four parties would show up to a debate,
00:08:01.280 the student presidents of those clubs.
00:08:02.800 And there would be a hundred or sometimes hundreds of people gathered.
00:08:06.780 And participating in the debate was considered your proof of being,
00:08:11.000 you know, an active, valid citizen worth listening to.
00:08:13.880 And the idea that you hated the other person
00:08:16.080 or that you would marginalize them or cancel them,
00:08:18.780 that was not widespread back there.
00:08:21.120 You debated them, you laughed at them, you mocked them,
00:08:23.540 you tried to undermine them.
00:08:24.960 But this, I will not appear on the stage with you, you are the enemy,
00:08:29.420 I swear that wasn't around when I was...
00:08:32.400 And the idea of, you know, censoring thoughts,
00:08:36.840 which is part of this hatred, you know, you must destroy the enemy.
00:08:40.420 Anything you do against them is excused and justified by the context.
00:08:44.500 And that's what we saw after the October 7th pogrom in southern Israel.
00:08:49.480 The most barbaric Stone Age torture ever captured on film.
00:08:55.760 It was like the Holocaust Museum came to life in full color.
00:08:59.140 And the reaction by the woke West in universities,
00:09:04.080 from the fancy people, from the human rights people,
00:09:06.480 was to contextualize this.
00:09:09.060 And sure, they may have been children and women,
00:09:10.920 but they were colonists or...
00:09:13.820 I mean, I saw that in action.
00:09:16.280 I think, I don't know, I'm lacing together a bunch of things here.
00:09:19.940 But do I understand it right?
00:09:21.560 That basically any violence, including murder, including rape,
00:09:25.800 is justified if it's an oppressor.
00:09:28.040 That's the other.
00:09:29.040 You can only...
00:09:30.580 You could sum up other people in one word.
00:09:33.380 Oppressor.
00:09:34.280 So you can do anything to the oppressor.
00:09:36.660 Anything is justified to the oppressor.
00:09:39.220 Is that right?
00:09:40.400 Yeah.
00:09:40.820 Their belief is that the oppressor,
00:09:43.700 which is to say the avatars of Western civilization,
00:09:46.620 or members of Western civilization,
00:09:48.700 or capitalists, or white people, or straight people, or men,
00:09:52.120 it depends on whatever faction you want,
00:09:53.760 or in this case, settler colonialists,
00:09:55.460 those people that represent that side
00:10:00.300 are constantly, by their very existence and by their activity,
00:10:04.600 always doing violence to those that they oppress.
00:10:07.100 Oppression is a form of violence.
00:10:09.780 And so anything you do in response
00:10:11.960 is actually a form of resisting that violence.
00:10:14.920 You are completely justified.
00:10:16.380 If you go back to the...
00:10:18.500 He's from Martinique,
00:10:19.620 but he's usually identified as a French psychoanalyst
00:10:23.400 who's considered the father of post-colonial theory,
00:10:26.460 where a lot of this specific branch of the thinking comes from.
00:10:29.400 His name was Franz Fanon,
00:10:31.060 and he wrote in the 50s and the early 60s.
00:10:33.580 He wrote a book in 1961 that was very famous
00:10:36.060 called The Wretched of the Earth.
00:10:37.440 It has a very, very famous preface
00:10:39.640 written by Jean-Paul Sartre,
00:10:41.460 which is, in my opinion,
00:10:42.880 the letter asking Europe to commit suicide
00:10:45.560 to atone for its sin of colonialism.
00:10:48.480 But he says in the first sentence of the book,
00:10:50.760 no matter what you want to call it,
00:10:52.040 he says decolonization,
00:10:54.660 the process of undoing this colonial violence
00:10:57.740 is always itself a violent process.
00:11:00.140 It is necessarily violent.
00:11:02.280 It is an act of actually rebirth of the man
00:11:05.680 who has been colonized,
00:11:07.280 who's no longer a man
00:11:08.300 because he's now been colonized by colonial oppression.
00:11:10.820 He's reduced to something like an animal.
00:11:13.120 It's the rebirth of that man as a man
00:11:15.480 to murder his colonizer.
00:11:18.840 And this is the logic.
00:11:20.060 And the woke left across the board
00:11:22.240 endorses this logic.
00:11:24.120 This is why when you see people by the millions
00:11:26.980 literally colonizing and settling in, say, Ireland
00:11:31.040 and the Irish people getting upset,
00:11:33.060 it's the Irish people who are the ones who are wrong
00:11:36.460 because they represent that same Western hegemonic,
00:11:40.360 whether it's white or capitalist
00:11:41.860 or whatever framing you want to throw on it.
00:11:43.920 They represent the colonists, the colonialism.
00:11:48.540 They represent the spreading of Western hegemony
00:11:52.180 and the maintenance of Western hegemony.
00:11:54.680 And so anything is justified against them,
00:11:57.520 whether it's violence,
00:11:58.400 whether it's taking the property that they live in,
00:12:02.660 whether it's filling their country and bankrupting it.
00:12:04.880 All of these things are acts of resistance
00:12:06.780 against a intrinsically violent enemy.
00:12:09.360 And that's ultimately the logic.
00:12:12.120 But underneath that is there are the good guys
00:12:14.620 that are the people and they are citizens.
00:12:17.900 And there are the bad guys who are the enemies of the people
00:12:20.580 who must be destroyed, which is the logic of Maoism.
00:12:24.740 You made me think of a man I met
00:12:27.080 in the French port city of Marseille a few months ago.
00:12:31.840 There were riots, race riots.
00:12:34.040 It was Muslims who were about 40% of the population of Marseille,
00:12:38.460 a complete riot, burning things, stealing things.
00:12:41.400 And the police force really felt more like an occupational army
00:12:44.240 that knew it was on the way out.
00:12:45.780 I went there and I, in a lovely outdoor cafe,
00:12:50.320 just a few blocks from the tourist center,
00:12:52.760 I met a well-dressed, well-groomed man
00:12:56.120 who looked very moderate, very assimilated.
00:13:00.580 And his French was better than mine.
00:13:03.120 He was from Algeria.
00:13:05.140 And I asked him the most basic questions,
00:13:07.480 limited, of course, by my own rusty French.
00:13:10.080 And his answer was shocking to me.
00:13:15.080 He said, we will colonize France
00:13:17.920 because you colonized Algeria for more than a century.
00:13:23.020 Here, take a look at the clip of what he said.
00:13:25.660 Dans votre cœur, est-vous Algérie ou français à première?
00:13:33.500 Vive l'Algérie jusqu'à la mort.
00:13:35.220 T'hier d'Azair.
00:13:36.860 T'hier d'Azair, t'hier d'Azair.
00:13:39.140 Franchement, tout ce qui se passe ici,
00:13:41.000 c'est par rapport à l'État.
00:13:42.560 Tout ça, c'est la faute des policiers,
00:13:44.960 c'est la faute de l'État.
00:13:46.040 Parce qu'ici en France, il y a trop de racisme.
00:13:48.340 Le racisme, il est au premier degré ici en France.
00:13:51.460 C'est tout ce que j'ai à dire.
00:13:52.240 C'est tout.
00:13:55.100 Pourquoi millions de musulmans immigrent à France
00:14:00.300 si France est raciste?
00:14:03.700 Eh bien, ils nous ont colonisé 132 ans.
00:14:06.900 Et là, c'est notre tour de venir ici
00:14:09.340 pour, comment t'expliquer là?
00:14:14.060 Je ne sais pas trouver les mots.
00:14:16.040 Ils nous ont colonisé 132 ans.
00:14:18.080 Et maintenant, on va les coloniser à vie,
00:14:19.900 jusqu'à la mort, jusqu'à la fin des temps.
00:14:21.660 What was shocking about that,
00:14:23.000 of course, he was not colonized.
00:14:25.520 The French were not in Algeria
00:14:27.260 during his lifetime.
00:14:28.660 He's in Marseille,
00:14:29.920 having a grand old time
00:14:31.600 on a lovely outdoor café.
00:14:33.820 He's dressed like,
00:14:34.940 he looks like he is an assimilated,
00:14:36.900 integrative Westerner.
00:14:38.160 But he's got hatred in his heart.
00:14:40.780 He's chosen to be in France.
00:14:42.560 He prefers it to Algeria.
00:14:44.080 And when I pressed him on,
00:14:46.080 I said, how bad can it be in France for Muslims
00:14:48.280 if you come from Algeria
00:14:50.440 and other Muslim countries
00:14:51.560 by the thousand, by the million?
00:14:53.380 And he flipped it,
00:14:54.860 and there was a flash of anger.
00:14:56.480 And he basically said,
00:14:57.780 I'm gonna do to you what you did to us.
00:15:00.520 It was shocking.
00:15:01.460 I should tell you, later on,
00:15:03.320 about an hour later,
00:15:04.920 he tracked us down,
00:15:06.160 about a mile away on the road,
00:15:07.780 and demanded that we delete that video clip.
00:15:12.080 And he stood there
00:15:13.140 while we pretended to delete it.
00:15:14.600 We were in an Arabic neighborhood.
00:15:16.580 If he would have shouted something,
00:15:18.300 we would have been attacked in a flash.
00:15:20.720 So we pretended to delete it.
00:15:22.200 He was so worried about that.
00:15:24.100 And I saw that in real life.
00:15:26.120 He said, I'm gonna do to you
00:15:27.600 what was done to my people.
00:15:29.780 And anything was justified.
00:15:31.820 That's real life.
00:15:32.700 This is not just a philosophical book on a shelf.
00:15:37.260 This is what's animating his life.
00:15:40.500 Well, it needs to be understood
00:15:41.900 that the philosophical book on the shelf
00:15:43.560 matters a lot here.
00:15:45.380 So I strongly encourage,
00:15:47.300 and of course, Douglas Murray
00:15:48.380 very famously wrote a great book
00:15:49.780 called The Strange Death of Europe.
00:15:51.360 I really think that the title
00:15:53.280 of Jean-Paul Sartre's foreword
00:15:55.920 to The Wretched of the Earth
00:15:57.640 should be titled The Strange Death of Europe
00:16:00.080 because that's what he asks Europeans to do.
00:16:02.700 He asks Europeans,
00:16:03.840 he says, these barbarians that you've colonized
00:16:05.980 are coming back.
00:16:07.720 They're coming for you.
00:16:09.000 And they're going,
00:16:09.880 they have every right to take over.
00:16:11.340 They have every right to murder you.
00:16:12.440 You might as well give it away
00:16:13.780 and hope that they choose not to be violent,
00:16:15.820 but they probably will anyway.
00:16:17.440 And that's actually his advice.
00:16:18.820 He writes this preface as a letter to Europe.
00:16:21.280 And it's astonishing to read this now
00:16:24.480 and realize it's the roadmap
00:16:26.100 that Europe adopted
00:16:27.500 in the wake of colonialism.
00:16:29.260 They decided to,
00:16:30.780 as they backed off from their colonial past,
00:16:33.280 they decided to follow the advice
00:16:36.080 of this Marxist existentialist fruit loop,
00:16:39.500 Jean-Paul Sartre,
00:16:40.300 who never saw something
00:16:41.800 that he didn't want to destroy.
00:16:43.360 But what you don't,
00:16:44.820 what a lot of people don't understand
00:16:45.900 is that Jean-Paul Sartre
00:16:46.760 was very, very popular.
00:16:48.980 This book, these words,
00:16:50.800 his ideas were brought to the Middle East,
00:16:54.160 to the Arabic countries.
00:16:55.220 And this idea,
00:16:56.680 this sentiment was fomented there.
00:16:59.000 These post-colonial nations,
00:17:01.200 these sentiments were intentionally brought there
00:17:03.500 and fomented there
00:17:04.420 to create this hatred,
00:17:05.800 to nourish this hatred.
00:17:07.240 So while there's always that element
00:17:09.460 of human tribalism
00:17:10.960 that might motivate this,
00:17:12.440 and you think,
00:17:12.920 well, why can't they get over this?
00:17:15.440 The global left has been stoking this for decades,
00:17:19.680 whether it was the Soviet Union
00:17:21.780 creating the people
00:17:22.920 or the Popular Front
00:17:23.800 for the Liberation of Palestine,
00:17:24.980 which became the parent organization
00:17:26.620 of the Palestinian Liberation Organization,
00:17:29.940 which became the parent organization of Hamas,
00:17:32.820 or whether it's these other liberation fronts
00:17:35.500 that took place.
00:17:36.100 The global left had a project of liberationism
00:17:39.780 across what was called the Third World.
00:17:43.380 That happened in the Middle East,
00:17:44.520 it happened in South America,
00:17:45.620 it happened in the Caribbean,
00:17:47.720 it happened in South Asia,
00:17:49.780 and in East Asia,
00:17:50.720 it happened throughout all of those islands.
00:17:52.520 It was a Vietnam and Korea are both examples
00:17:57.080 where wars ended up as the result.
00:18:00.120 These are all projects of the global left
00:18:02.160 that have been for a long time,
00:18:03.620 not just happening,
00:18:04.760 but fomented by bringing in activists,
00:18:07.640 bringing in that literature,
00:18:09.040 fomenting this attitude,
00:18:10.460 making it a cultural norm
00:18:11.900 within the radical, angry populations
00:18:14.620 that they could agitate this way.
00:18:16.920 And it's literally started with the Soviets
00:18:19.000 and then continued with the European Marxists
00:18:21.400 and neo-Marxists of the critical theorists
00:18:24.740 of the middle part of the 20th century.
00:18:27.720 So when Judith Butler got caught on tape
00:18:30.400 in the late 90s or early 2000s,
00:18:33.440 which was an embarrassment for her a few weeks ago,
00:18:36.220 saying that Palestine has always been
00:18:38.820 a project of the global left,
00:18:40.620 that's why we support it, blah, blah, blah.
00:18:42.600 She wasn't kidding.
00:18:44.460 This is exactly what has been going on.
00:18:46.620 The global left has been fomenting this anger,
00:18:49.440 fomenting this division,
00:18:50.700 and supplying those philosophical pieces
00:18:53.040 to the radicalizable populations
00:18:55.960 to create a Maoist-style insurgency
00:18:58.420 in those populations
00:18:59.360 to wage war on Europe and North America.
00:19:02.920 You know, that's very interesting
00:19:05.480 that the Soviet Union
00:19:07.860 intellectually colonized the Third World.
00:19:13.760 In some ways, they had some Cubans in Angola.
00:19:19.880 I mean, there were some Soviet troops abroad,
00:19:24.740 but mainly it was an intellectual colonization
00:19:27.320 to destable the West.
00:19:29.100 I'm glad you reminded me about the Soviet work
00:19:33.380 to radicalize Arabia.
00:19:35.680 Of course, Hitler, too,
00:19:37.160 met with the Grand Mufti,
00:19:42.240 as his title was, of Jerusalem
00:19:44.200 to actually get the Arabs
00:19:46.720 to attack the West and the Jews.
00:19:49.700 But what's so frustrating for me
00:19:53.020 is not that the Third World
00:19:56.520 has been colonized intellectually
00:19:58.640 and weaponized against the West.
00:20:01.000 But the first part that you mentioned,
00:20:03.240 that the West has invited this
00:20:04.580 and welcomed this.
00:20:06.140 A couple days ago,
00:20:06.960 I was at a large pro-Israel rally in Ottawa.
00:20:12.120 And a week before that,
00:20:13.120 I was at a large pro-Israel rally
00:20:15.740 in London, England,
00:20:17.160 that was quite big.
00:20:19.540 And I was there with my cameraman
00:20:21.300 in both cases just asking Jews.
00:20:24.020 I said, look, Jews for historical reasons
00:20:26.640 or ethnic reasons of memory
00:20:28.740 of when the Jews couldn't find refuge.
00:20:30.660 I said, Jews have,
00:20:32.560 in the main,
00:20:34.280 been for open borders immigration.
00:20:36.480 And certainly,
00:20:37.860 if that's not,
00:20:39.180 you know,
00:20:39.860 numerically,
00:20:41.320 if I can't prove it numerically,
00:20:43.660 most Jews are for open immigration,
00:20:45.660 official Jewry has been,
00:20:47.020 official Jewish groups.
00:20:48.380 And I asked the Jews of London
00:20:50.440 and I asked the Jews in Ottawa,
00:20:53.680 I said,
00:20:54.960 the source of the anti-Semitic hate marches
00:20:58.320 in London and the West
00:20:59.780 is mainly immigration.
00:21:02.920 You do have woke intellectual types,
00:21:05.860 but they're a small fraction of it.
00:21:07.860 And they're more opportunistic.
00:21:09.600 I said,
00:21:10.040 the mass of the hate marches
00:21:11.440 are people who were brought in
00:21:12.420 by open borders immigration.
00:21:13.440 Do you think we ought to rein that in?
00:21:17.100 And the vast majority of Jews
00:21:19.360 who were so terrified
00:21:20.500 by this anti-Semitism
00:21:22.080 that they would come to a march.
00:21:23.860 Like, that's not just an ordinary Jew.
00:21:26.340 That's someone who's worried
00:21:27.540 and thinking about things
00:21:29.160 and is nervous.
00:21:30.900 And they're coming to a rally
00:21:32.160 and they're talking to a reporter on camera.
00:21:34.320 So they got something to say.
00:21:36.260 And when you press them,
00:21:38.580 are you,
00:21:39.320 well,
00:21:39.440 do you think we should turn off the taps
00:21:41.060 of unvetted,
00:21:43.180 culturally misfit immigration?
00:21:45.640 They still won't give it up.
00:21:47.720 They still won't repudiate it.
00:21:50.940 Help me understand that.
00:21:53.180 That's not this guy in Marseille
00:21:55.660 saying I've come to colonize.
00:21:57.420 That's a Jew in London
00:21:58.600 and a Jew in Ottawa
00:21:59.480 saying colonize me, baby.
00:22:02.180 Yeah, well,
00:22:03.220 it would be shameful
00:22:05.020 and racist and xenophobic
00:22:06.460 to say anything else.
00:22:07.500 People might judge.
00:22:08.520 And so I did another thread
00:22:10.680 since we started talking about
00:22:12.200 one of my Twitter threads.
00:22:13.140 I did another Twitter thread
00:22:14.160 talking about how
00:22:15.420 with the woke
00:22:17.160 or any of these kind of
00:22:18.280 these movements broadly,
00:22:19.660 they reach out far beyond
00:22:21.480 the people who are genuinely
00:22:22.860 like the woke activists.
00:22:24.420 Their mentality touches
00:22:25.600 a lot of people.
00:22:26.920 A lot of people don't even realize
00:22:28.080 they've picked up
00:22:28.740 the mentality fully.
00:22:30.240 But what it's organized around
00:22:31.520 isn't facts or truth
00:22:33.040 or even fears.
00:22:34.340 It's organized around
00:22:35.480 a sense of shame.
00:22:36.320 The thing that motivates them
00:22:37.620 the most is that
00:22:38.520 they can't possibly
00:22:39.900 be found out
00:22:41.460 to hold or believe
00:22:42.820 a shameful thing.
00:22:44.580 And xenophobia,
00:22:46.040 racism, and so on
00:22:46.960 are shameful things.
00:22:48.380 And that, of course,
00:22:48.980 has been exploited
00:22:49.920 and taken advantage of
00:22:51.280 using critical race theories,
00:22:52.980 analysis of racism,
00:22:54.200 post-colonial theories,
00:22:55.780 various analyses of settlers
00:22:57.580 and colonials
00:22:58.620 and all of this.
00:22:59.560 But also,
00:23:00.520 the word Islamophobia
00:23:02.740 is another term
00:23:03.720 that gets thrown around.
00:23:04.480 This has been taken advantage
00:23:05.640 of by malicious actors
00:23:07.100 who have expanded
00:23:09.240 the scope of those terms
00:23:10.640 to apply to very
00:23:11.660 reasonable positions.
00:23:13.400 And people are terrified
00:23:15.020 that they'll be associated
00:23:16.280 by their neighbors
00:23:17.020 with a shameful thought.
00:23:19.040 I know that your country
00:23:20.000 suffered the tyranny
00:23:22.480 from not from just
00:23:23.800 the government
00:23:24.380 but from neighbor
00:23:25.160 to neighbor
00:23:25.660 of COVID
00:23:26.380 far worse
00:23:27.300 than the United States
00:23:28.760 did because Canadians
00:23:29.960 by and large
00:23:30.680 would browbeat
00:23:31.300 their neighbors
00:23:31.860 into doing the right thing
00:23:33.260 because nobody wants
00:23:34.540 to be caught out
00:23:35.180 having a doubt,
00:23:36.460 having a shameful,
00:23:38.020 embarrassing doubt.
00:23:38.920 And that really is
00:23:40.100 the psychological driver
00:23:41.380 behind this invitation.
00:23:43.200 People feel ashamed
00:23:44.080 of the harms
00:23:44.780 that colonialism caused,
00:23:46.140 that the history
00:23:46.740 of racism caused
00:23:47.820 in the U.S.
00:23:48.540 and Canada,
00:23:49.220 particularly for CRT.
00:23:50.860 They feel shame
00:23:52.220 about the history
00:23:53.580 of homophobia
00:23:54.560 to the point
00:23:55.720 where they're so desperate
00:23:56.840 to prove
00:23:57.380 that they are now inclusive,
00:23:58.580 that they're marching
00:23:59.860 their children off
00:24:00.680 to be transitioned,
00:24:02.220 which is psychological,
00:24:03.260 and then chemical
00:24:04.360 and then sometimes surgical,
00:24:06.140 irreparable damage
00:24:07.560 being done to their bodies.
00:24:09.500 They're so desperate
00:24:10.640 not to be identified
00:24:12.200 as connected
00:24:14.000 to something
00:24:14.460 that they view
00:24:15.020 as shameful
00:24:15.580 or that has been made
00:24:16.940 to be viewed
00:24:17.520 as shameful,
00:24:18.600 sometimes on quite artificial
00:24:19.960 or contrived terms,
00:24:21.200 that they will bend
00:24:22.340 over backwards
00:24:23.300 to continue
00:24:25.480 allowing the problem,
00:24:27.860 almost wanting
00:24:28.660 a magical solution.
00:24:29.960 Like,
00:24:30.380 there's this almost naivety
00:24:31.740 when you were telling
00:24:32.280 some of the story
00:24:33.020 where I think of like
00:24:33.840 when a child
00:24:34.560 sees a bear
00:24:35.360 for the first time
00:24:36.060 and they think
00:24:36.560 they want a pet bear
00:24:37.620 as if the bear
00:24:38.680 wouldn't come
00:24:39.180 and eat you
00:24:39.760 eventually
00:24:40.420 if you let it
00:24:41.080 into your house.
00:24:41.740 Oh no,
00:24:42.060 it's cuddly.
00:24:42.680 It's nice.
00:24:43.140 Look,
00:24:43.300 it's a bear.
00:24:43.840 I would love a bear
00:24:44.700 and a bear,
00:24:45.380 you can't keep a bear
00:24:47.500 as a pet.
00:24:48.160 It's a very dangerous animal
00:24:49.300 and there's a certain
00:24:50.320 kind of naivety
00:24:51.260 thinking that,
00:24:52.860 I'm not saying
00:24:53.660 that people like,
00:24:54.880 you know,
00:24:56.080 Arabs or anybody else
00:24:57.020 are like animals,
00:24:57.620 but they are expressly
00:24:58.820 saying that they hate
00:24:59.980 the West
00:25:00.340 and want to destroy it
00:25:01.240 and so if you let
00:25:02.160 people in
00:25:02.860 who have expressly
00:25:05.100 hostile intentions
00:25:06.100 to your country
00:25:07.740 and then you expect
00:25:09.500 that they're just
00:25:10.080 going to be nice,
00:25:11.040 that's a similar
00:25:11.700 kind of naivety
00:25:12.460 to thinking that
00:25:13.180 the bear,
00:25:13.780 because it looks cuddly,
00:25:15.000 wouldn't eat your children
00:25:15.980 if you let it
00:25:16.600 into the house.
00:25:17.680 Here where I live,
00:25:18.440 we have bears
00:25:19.000 and once every year
00:25:20.340 or two,
00:25:21.160 somebody from usually Ohio
00:25:22.560 ends up getting
00:25:23.180 their children
00:25:23.920 get attacked by a bear
00:25:24.920 because they think
00:25:25.520 it's going to be
00:25:25.880 a great idea
00:25:26.380 to go pose
00:25:27.240 for a picture
00:25:27.800 with a wild bear
00:25:28.860 out in the woods
00:25:29.540 and it turns out
00:25:30.620 that the bears
00:25:31.040 don't like that
00:25:31.800 and some bears
00:25:33.340 have cubs
00:25:33.840 and get quite
00:25:34.580 defensive of it
00:25:35.260 and it's,
00:25:36.220 there's a childlike
00:25:37.400 naivety combined
00:25:38.440 with this fear
00:25:39.440 of being identified
00:25:40.800 as holding
00:25:41.340 a shameful view
00:25:42.380 combined with
00:25:43.540 this deep
00:25:44.540 persistent guilt
00:25:45.920 for the harms
00:25:47.460 of the past
00:25:48.200 that they wish
00:25:48.940 that they could
00:25:50.020 somehow atone for.
00:25:51.740 Boy, you said
00:25:52.640 so many things
00:25:53.500 in there.
00:25:53.980 One of them
00:25:54.360 that comes to mind
00:25:55.080 about inviting
00:25:56.180 the bear in.
00:25:57.260 That's the thing
00:25:57.840 about Disney.
00:25:58.480 I have a friend
00:25:59.280 who always talks
00:25:59.840 about the Disneyfication
00:26:01.060 of nature
00:26:02.160 and we think
00:26:02.820 you can go
00:26:03.300 and hug these characters
00:26:04.940 and then you realize
00:26:06.040 that Disney's not
00:26:06.920 what it's like
00:26:07.340 in real world.
00:26:08.340 You remind me again
00:26:09.240 of a video
00:26:09.660 and forgive me
00:26:10.220 for referring to things
00:26:11.520 because we see
00:26:12.400 these things
00:26:13.100 anecdotally
00:26:14.060 on the street
00:26:14.740 and again,
00:26:15.660 you help us
00:26:16.160 unlock the meaning.
00:26:17.500 Let me show you
00:26:18.020 a video that we recorded.
00:26:19.040 This was actually
00:26:19.360 a few years ago
00:26:20.160 before the pandemic.
00:26:21.660 This was at
00:26:22.200 an Iran-sponsored
00:26:24.200 fake holiday
00:26:26.260 that they've created
00:26:26.980 called Quds Day
00:26:28.060 which they have
00:26:30.120 in Toronto
00:26:31.560 every year.
00:26:32.620 The government
00:26:33.220 of Iran
00:26:33.600 organizes this
00:26:34.640 and it's basically
00:26:35.660 a hate the Jews day
00:26:36.760 and our friend
00:26:37.980 David Menzies
00:26:38.680 went down there
00:26:39.400 and talked to a man
00:26:40.340 who basically said
00:26:42.480 we're going to
00:26:42.980 outbreed you.
00:26:45.420 We are more dedicated
00:26:47.380 to this than you
00:26:48.420 and the craziest part
00:26:51.720 was he said
00:26:52.400 when it was time
00:26:54.460 to say
00:26:55.040 the citizenship oath
00:26:56.680 I didn't say
00:26:58.460 the words
00:26:59.220 I have not sworn
00:27:00.700 an oath
00:27:01.040 of allegiance
00:27:01.480 to this country
00:27:02.180 and it was on you
00:27:03.620 to make sure I did
00:27:04.780 you guys are the suckers
00:27:07.000 I didn't swear
00:27:08.480 the oath.
00:27:09.020 Take a look
00:27:09.440 at him confessing
00:27:10.520 all this
00:27:11.020 at a government
00:27:12.660 of Iran-sponsored
00:27:13.900 hate fest
00:27:14.540 this was a few years ago
00:27:15.740 in Toronto
00:27:16.600 take a look.
00:27:17.400 I'm just curious
00:27:18.220 if the vast majority
00:27:19.260 of Muslims
00:27:19.840 want to live
00:27:20.820 under Sharia law
00:27:21.680 I have met
00:27:22.360 many Muslims
00:27:23.260 who have left
00:27:24.600 Muslim countries
00:27:26.020 the thing is
00:27:28.920 what I'm saying
00:27:29.660 is
00:27:29.880 if by 2060
00:27:31.420 as Pew Research Institute
00:27:32.940 says
00:27:33.340 not me
00:27:34.240 not you
00:27:34.660 not anybody else
00:27:35.460 if by 2060
00:27:37.100 Muslims reach
00:27:38.360 a decisive majority
00:27:40.200 all over the world
00:27:41.200 which year?
00:27:42.260 sorry?
00:27:42.640 by 2060
00:27:43.480 you want me to show you
00:27:44.840 three years ago?
00:27:46.740 2060
00:27:47.360 6060
00:27:48.480 sorry
00:27:49.080 I misunderstood you
00:27:50.040 no but
00:27:50.520 like I said
00:27:51.580 I have met
00:27:52.140 several Muslims
00:27:53.140 who left
00:27:54.280 Islamic nations
00:27:55.680 and are horrified
00:27:58.700 to see
00:28:01.080 those elements
00:28:03.160 of those countries
00:28:04.140 following them
00:28:05.040 over to Canada
00:28:05.780 and the United States
00:28:06.660 what would you say
00:28:07.620 to them
00:28:08.020 Muslims that want
00:28:09.440 to live a secular lifestyle
00:28:10.840 you should go to your queen
00:28:11.960 and tell her
00:28:12.780 to change the laws
00:28:13.660 change the laws
00:28:14.960 to what sir
00:28:15.500 to Sharia law?
00:28:16.780 no change the laws
00:28:17.580 to not allow
00:28:18.440 any more Muslims
00:28:19.140 to come to Canada
00:28:19.880 like if you
00:28:21.120 if you are bothered
00:28:21.760 by Muslims
00:28:22.360 because we
00:28:23.300 we owe our allegiance
00:28:25.300 and our loyalty
00:28:26.320 first and foremost
00:28:27.240 to our religion
00:28:27.920 not to the queen
00:28:28.800 to be honest
00:28:29.860 when I went for my
00:28:31.100 so called oath
00:28:32.480 I was silent
00:28:33.400 I didn't say anything
00:28:34.220 it was your responsibility
00:28:35.460 to make sure
00:28:36.080 you got it out of me
00:28:37.020 so when I didn't say anything
00:28:38.700 I'm not liable to any
00:28:40.140 so you know
00:28:42.180 these liberal Jews
00:28:44.160 who I met in Ottawa
00:28:45.060 and London
00:28:45.600 seeing that
00:28:46.520 would say
00:28:46.840 oh well maybe
00:28:47.480 we can convince him
00:28:49.000 he's wrong
00:28:49.480 I think shame
00:28:50.340 is an incredibly
00:28:51.020 powerful thing
00:28:51.760 I'm not sure
00:28:52.780 how familiar you are
00:28:53.320 with the city
00:28:53.760 of Rotherham
00:28:54.360 in the United Kingdom
00:28:55.680 city of a quarter
00:28:56.840 million people
00:28:57.480 where 1400 girls
00:28:58.800 were raped
00:28:59.360 on a repeated
00:29:00.540 industrial scale
00:29:01.900 and there was
00:29:02.840 a commission
00:29:03.380 of inquiry
00:29:04.020 and again and again
00:29:04.980 the word racism
00:29:06.400 pops up
00:29:07.140 people were asked
00:29:08.120 why didn't you say anything
00:29:09.180 but because
00:29:09.760 the vast majority
00:29:10.840 of perpetrators
00:29:11.480 were Pakistani
00:29:12.160 Muslim men
00:29:12.900 the nurses
00:29:14.440 the social workers
00:29:15.720 the politicians
00:29:16.500 everyone was afraid
00:29:17.880 of being called racist
00:29:18.660 so they would rather
00:29:19.900 have an entire generation
00:29:21.480 of women raped
00:29:22.660 repeatedly
00:29:23.780 night after night
00:29:26.200 after these women
00:29:26.860 were extorted
00:29:27.580 and exploited
00:29:28.360 and trafficked
00:29:29.140 but these officials
00:29:31.480 whose job it was
00:29:32.960 to help them
00:29:33.640 were more afraid
00:29:34.980 of like you say
00:29:36.040 the shame
00:29:37.000 of being called
00:29:38.740 racist
00:29:39.360 than protecting
00:29:40.440 a girl from rape
00:29:41.380 that that is
00:29:42.760 that's that's a powerful
00:29:44.320 psychological weapon
00:29:45.580 against the West
00:29:47.220 they don't have this shame
00:29:48.400 in other countries
00:29:49.220 it's showing that
00:29:50.720 commitment to the people
00:29:51.940 the people in this case
00:29:53.100 are the people
00:29:53.660 who are outside
00:29:55.040 of the enemies
00:29:56.620 of the people
00:29:57.160 way of thinking
00:29:57.980 in other words
00:29:58.460 Western hegemony
00:29:59.380 so these
00:30:00.260 these immigrants
00:30:01.800 whether legal
00:30:02.680 or otherwise
00:30:03.180 are part of the people
00:30:05.060 and you are showing
00:30:06.380 by covering up
00:30:08.040 the rape
00:30:08.480 by downplaying it
00:30:09.480 by trying to avoid
00:30:10.360 the shame
00:30:10.840 the stigma
00:30:11.400 of being labeled
00:30:12.560 a racist
00:30:12.960 and allowing that
00:30:13.640 to have power
00:30:14.180 over you
00:30:14.680 even in a situation
00:30:15.540 like that
00:30:15.980 what you're doing
00:30:16.740 is you're showing
00:30:17.360 your commitment
00:30:18.300 that no I'm
00:30:19.660 I'm on the side
00:30:20.700 of the people
00:30:21.200 this is what
00:30:21.680 Mao Zedong called
00:30:22.480 seeing from the people's
00:30:24.000 standpoint
00:30:24.580 in his brainwashing
00:30:26.500 centers
00:30:26.920 which they sometimes
00:30:28.260 get called
00:30:28.600 thought reform
00:30:29.420 or re-education
00:30:31.460 but the actual words
00:30:32.620 in Chinese
00:30:33.100 translate as
00:30:33.860 wash brain
00:30:34.540 so his brainwashing
00:30:35.980 centers
00:30:36.480 were designed
00:30:37.600 to get you
00:30:38.060 to start to confess
00:30:39.220 to various crimes
00:30:40.780 on contrived terms
00:30:41.940 so that you would
00:30:42.800 understand
00:30:43.280 from what was called
00:30:44.980 the people's standpoint
00:30:46.400 I would say the Mandarin
00:30:47.680 but I can't pronounce
00:30:48.780 Mandarin words very well
00:30:49.880 it's something close
00:30:50.820 to Renmi Lee Chang
00:30:52.240 or something like this
00:30:53.040 and it literally means
00:30:55.180 the people's standpoint
00:30:56.780 the way that the people
00:30:57.760 view things
00:30:58.300 and so these people
00:30:59.620 have committed
00:31:00.300 to the people's standpoint
00:31:01.780 and it would be shameful
00:31:03.220 not to have that
00:31:04.600 enlightened perspective
00:31:05.520 and so they will
00:31:06.980 cover up rapes
00:31:08.420 they will try to
00:31:09.380 contextualize the brutality
00:31:10.960 and the rapes
00:31:12.000 and the destruction
00:31:12.980 on October 7th
00:31:14.980 and since
00:31:15.700 in the Middle East
00:31:17.160 and they will
00:31:18.820 will allow all manners
00:31:21.340 of absolutely
00:31:22.500 unacceptable behavior
00:31:23.760 war being brought
00:31:25.060 to their own country
00:31:25.880 from within
00:31:26.500 in order to avoid
00:31:28.200 looking like
00:31:29.320 they don't have
00:31:30.160 this propped up
00:31:31.680 contrived
00:31:32.680 virtuous position
00:31:34.600 which is called
00:31:35.320 the people's standpoint
00:31:36.180 which understands
00:31:36.960 the view from
00:31:37.640 the position
00:31:38.140 of the people
00:31:38.640 and we see it
00:31:40.100 play out in real time
00:31:41.100 over and over
00:31:41.840 and over again
00:31:42.460 it's a horrifying
00:31:45.320 situation
00:31:46.480 frankly
00:31:47.120 we're talking with
00:31:48.520 Dr. James Lindsay
00:31:49.280 of NewDiscourses.com
00:31:51.000 I want to read
00:31:51.840 another tweet thread
00:31:53.240 about shame
00:31:54.960 you say discussion
00:31:56.700 information
00:31:58.060 and facts
00:31:59.160 rarely work
00:32:00.900 on people
00:32:01.420 trapped in
00:32:02.200 totalitarian
00:32:02.940 ideologies
00:32:03.680 like woke
00:32:04.700 because they're
00:32:05.920 mainly afraid
00:32:06.440 it'll be found out
00:32:07.180 that they believe
00:32:07.740 shameful things
00:32:08.680 as determined
00:32:10.140 by the cult
00:32:10.700 the information
00:32:12.100 you give them
00:32:12.860 is a shameful
00:32:14.440 thing to believe
00:32:15.620 and I'm just going
00:32:16.480 to read your next
00:32:17.440 couple
00:32:17.780 when you're dealing
00:32:18.980 with a totalitarian
00:32:20.100 puritanical cult
00:32:21.860 most of the people
00:32:23.500 involved are in
00:32:24.600 an outer school
00:32:26.080 who barely know
00:32:27.420 any of the doctrine
00:32:28.280 they just know
00:32:29.120 it's shameful
00:32:29.700 to believe certain
00:32:30.600 things
00:32:30.960 and so either
00:32:31.900 won't suppression
00:32:33.440 or hide them
00:32:34.880 I'll just read
00:32:36.580 a couple more
00:32:37.100 the inner school
00:32:37.960 of the cult
00:32:38.520 which understands
00:32:39.920 the doctrine
00:32:40.500 has already
00:32:41.500 fully internalized
00:32:42.580 the cult's
00:32:43.060 shame structure
00:32:43.700 and also has
00:32:44.660 a profound
00:32:45.060 intellectual commitment
00:32:45.940 to it
00:32:46.300 they have to admit
00:32:47.380 they were wrong
00:32:48.040 about a lot
00:32:48.740 with consequences
00:32:49.800 in addition to
00:32:50.480 facing the shame
00:32:51.340 when you provide
00:32:53.100 puritanical cultists
00:32:54.120 with facts
00:32:54.620 and information
00:32:55.180 you're putting them
00:32:56.020 into a bind
00:32:56.760 that they're likely
00:32:57.620 to find intolerable
00:32:58.740 they might believe
00:32:59.620 or be exposed
00:33:00.200 for believing
00:33:00.640 shameful things
00:33:01.500 even the environment
00:33:03.040 has to be purged
00:33:03.820 of anything
00:33:04.260 or anyone
00:33:04.880 that might cause it
00:33:05.840 the psychological
00:33:06.580 and social dynamics
00:33:07.860 here are exquisite
00:33:08.820 and crucial to understand
00:33:10.520 it's the hermetic
00:33:11.600 ceiling of social identity
00:33:12.900 thus it treats life
00:33:14.300 as politics
00:33:15.000 and politics
00:33:15.940 as the friend
00:33:16.560 or enemy
00:33:16.920 of distinction
00:33:17.560 politics intrinsically
00:33:18.880 as group conflict
00:33:19.580 you aren't fighting
00:33:20.500 error
00:33:21.200 when working
00:33:22.760 with a puritanical cultist
00:33:24.000 you aren't fighting
00:33:24.880 error
00:33:25.300 as in they believe
00:33:26.560 in correct things
00:33:27.160 you're fighting
00:33:27.540 social identity
00:33:28.480 as in they aren't
00:33:30.760 an estimable person
00:33:31.920 shame
00:33:32.540 if they believe
00:33:33.500 anything else
00:33:34.580 identity level
00:33:37.100 conflicts
00:33:37.660 aren't factual
00:33:38.600 conflicts
00:33:39.120 before it is possible
00:33:40.360 to get people
00:33:40.820 out of such
00:33:41.300 a cult mentality
00:33:42.120 they must realize
00:33:44.160 they have permission
00:33:44.920 to believe
00:33:45.380 against cult doctrine
00:33:46.560 and have no reason
00:33:47.700 to be ashamed
00:33:48.220 for believing
00:33:48.720 those things
00:33:49.340 that they're
00:33:49.960 under a shaming
00:33:50.540 manipulation
00:33:51.160 and can emerge
00:33:51.880 intact
00:33:52.560 the challenge
00:33:53.720 is that facts
00:33:54.520 and accurate information
00:33:55.820 still matter
00:33:56.780 but they won't matter
00:33:57.900 until after the social
00:33:59.440 identity spell
00:34:00.060 is broken
00:34:00.520 you have to have
00:34:01.860 truths and ways
00:34:02.780 to communicate them
00:34:03.700 but you have to realize
00:34:05.120 that that's step two
00:34:06.100 not step one
00:34:07.100 in deprogramming
00:34:07.980 another challenge
00:34:09.040 is that social identity
00:34:09.920 thinking begets
00:34:10.680 social identity thinking
00:34:11.800 reaction is your
00:34:13.180 real action
00:34:13.780 friend
00:34:14.240 anyhow
00:34:14.860 it goes on
00:34:16.360 but I think
00:34:16.820 you're I think
00:34:17.520 you're right
00:34:18.040 and and that's
00:34:20.060 another thing
00:34:20.460 I asked in Ottawa
00:34:21.600 I asked these Jews
00:34:22.600 and they show
00:34:23.100 we could
00:34:23.460 they just have
00:34:24.180 some false facts
00:34:25.200 and I asked one of them
00:34:26.220 I said what
00:34:26.580 do you think
00:34:26.820 just showing him
00:34:27.520 showing these
00:34:28.660 Hamas supporters
00:34:30.000 the movie
00:34:30.580 Schindler's List
00:34:31.740 is gonna absolutely
00:34:33.680 flip them
00:34:34.320 and they're gonna
00:34:34.720 stop calling
00:34:35.580 for a global intifada
00:34:36.880 and they're gonna
00:34:37.760 the scales will fall
00:34:38.940 from their eyes
00:34:39.560 and they're gonna
00:34:39.900 suddenly be Zionist
00:34:40.960 like they're
00:34:41.680 you're not gonna
00:34:43.420 win a debate
00:34:44.160 first of all
00:34:44.700 they don't participate
00:34:45.440 in debates
00:34:45.900 second of all
00:34:46.320 they're not interested
00:34:47.040 in debate
00:34:47.400 third of all
00:34:47.860 like you say
00:34:48.280 this is about
00:34:49.300 who they are
00:34:50.400 and and even
00:34:51.600 if you say
00:34:52.240 something correct
00:34:52.840 they refuse to
00:34:53.460 accept it
00:34:53.920 because you are
00:34:54.840 the oppressor
00:34:55.540 and everything
00:34:56.080 you do is a lie
00:34:57.100 I just I don't
00:34:59.000 think our side
00:34:59.660 is equipped
00:35:00.320 for these zombies
00:35:01.820 well um
00:35:04.220 that's it's very
00:35:06.780 very difficult
00:35:07.400 to deal with
00:35:08.840 the people
00:35:09.280 who are as
00:35:10.600 I phrased it
00:35:11.320 in the inner
00:35:11.920 school the people
00:35:12.680 who know what
00:35:13.280 they're doing
00:35:13.720 and that are
00:35:14.120 doing it
00:35:14.680 are very
00:35:15.860 difficult to
00:35:16.400 reach
00:35:16.740 they may
00:35:17.320 not be
00:35:18.060 reachable
00:35:18.600 we may have
00:35:20.280 to deal
00:35:21.240 with them
00:35:21.620 in other
00:35:22.100 ways
00:35:22.420 which is
00:35:22.940 to put
00:35:23.820 quite a
00:35:24.720 fine point
00:35:25.320 on it
00:35:25.720 if they
00:35:26.420 commit crimes
00:35:27.400 following through
00:35:29.420 appropriately
00:35:30.000 by putting them
00:35:30.660 in prison
00:35:31.020 or deporting
00:35:31.620 them
00:35:31.860 and making
00:35:32.720 sure that
00:35:33.160 it's very
00:35:33.460 difficult
00:35:33.780 for them
00:35:34.260 to act
00:35:34.940 out their
00:35:35.620 intolerant
00:35:36.640 beliefs
00:35:37.060 and that
00:35:37.800 requires a lot
00:35:38.520 more spine
00:35:39.220 than we've
00:35:39.680 seen
00:35:39.960 and a lot
00:35:40.360 more willingness
00:35:40.940 to be called
00:35:41.680 names
00:35:42.500 associated
00:35:43.060 to shameful
00:35:43.680 ideas
00:35:44.180 than we've
00:35:44.520 had
00:35:44.760 the outer
00:35:45.540 school people
00:35:46.260 though
00:35:46.460 the people
00:35:46.960 that you're
00:35:47.440 talking to
00:35:48.000 for example
00:35:48.720 the people
00:35:49.580 I think
00:35:49.920 you're referring
00:35:50.480 to as
00:35:51.160 as kind
00:35:52.240 of sleepy
00:35:52.900 zombies
00:35:53.380 are much
00:35:54.620 more reachable
00:35:55.240 as a matter
00:35:55.640 of fact
00:35:56.020 not
00:35:56.660 I think
00:35:57.480 you probably
00:35:58.040 know
00:35:58.400 a lot
00:35:58.680 of people
00:35:58.920 know
00:35:59.160 that I'm
00:35:59.440 not
00:35:59.620 Christian
00:35:59.940 so I'm
00:36:00.240 not
00:36:00.400 shilling
00:36:00.700 for a
00:36:01.040 religion
00:36:01.320 here
00:36:01.640 but the
00:36:02.620 Christian
00:36:03.280 program
00:36:04.080 has been
00:36:04.520 extraordinarily
00:36:05.140 successful
00:36:05.980 at this
00:36:06.380 it begins
00:36:06.960 by telling
00:36:07.960 people
00:36:08.240 it's really
00:36:08.880 got a
00:36:09.180 three-part
00:36:09.680 program
00:36:10.580 that works
00:36:11.440 wonders
00:36:12.020 for getting
00:36:12.620 people
00:36:12.980 to hear
00:36:13.740 them
00:36:14.000 the first
00:36:14.840 step
00:36:15.220 is that
00:36:15.520 they tell
00:36:15.940 the truth
00:36:16.600 or they
00:36:16.940 proclaim
00:36:17.280 the gospel
00:36:17.860 as they
00:36:18.260 have it
00:36:18.660 which they
00:36:19.360 believe
00:36:19.720 fully to
00:36:20.320 be the
00:36:20.640 truth
00:36:20.940 so they
00:36:21.580 tell people
00:36:22.080 the truth
00:36:22.540 which maybe
00:36:23.180 the person
00:36:23.620 is not
00:36:24.040 ready to
00:36:24.460 hear
00:36:24.720 it's not
00:36:25.360 really
00:36:25.620 going to
00:36:26.060 sink
00:36:26.280 in
00:36:26.520 and then
00:36:27.040 they tell
00:36:27.360 them that
00:36:27.680 you're
00:36:27.820 welcome
00:36:28.020 to come
00:36:28.360 to it
00:36:28.640 in your
00:36:28.920 own
00:36:29.100 time
00:36:29.460 and then
00:36:30.160 as they
00:36:30.440 start to
00:36:30.960 explain
00:36:31.580 they say
00:36:32.240 look
00:36:32.600 the idea
00:36:33.860 that people
00:36:34.460 are going
00:36:34.840 to have
00:36:34.980 a hard
00:36:35.240 time
00:36:35.420 changing
00:36:35.700 their
00:36:35.900 mind
00:36:36.220 the
00:36:36.660 Christians
00:36:37.280 say
00:36:37.480 look
00:36:37.720 everybody's
00:36:38.380 a sinner
00:36:38.720 everybody
00:36:39.660 has
00:36:40.200 impure
00:36:41.140 thoughts
00:36:41.560 or bad
00:36:42.140 actions
00:36:42.580 or everybody
00:36:43.220 does this
00:36:43.860 this is a
00:36:44.360 piece of the
00:36:45.480 human condition
00:36:46.300 as a result
00:36:47.460 of the fall
00:36:48.020 of man
00:36:48.400 this is just
00:36:49.240 part of what
00:36:49.960 it means
00:36:50.240 to be human
00:36:50.760 is that
00:36:51.100 sometimes
00:36:51.440 you get
00:36:51.920 sucked
00:36:52.180 into this
00:36:52.680 stuff
00:36:53.020 and sometimes
00:36:53.940 you act
00:36:54.500 badly
00:36:54.820 and sometimes
00:36:55.380 you believe
00:36:55.860 wrong
00:36:56.100 and then
00:36:56.940 step three
00:36:57.440 is but
00:36:57.780 guess what
00:36:58.200 you can
00:36:58.520 leave it
00:36:58.800 behind you
00:36:59.220 you can
00:36:59.560 repent
00:36:59.980 and find
00:37:00.480 forgiveness
00:37:00.980 you can
00:37:01.920 actually
00:37:02.280 change
00:37:03.520 course
00:37:03.860 you don't
00:37:04.220 have to
00:37:04.580 feel
00:37:04.820 locked
00:37:05.340 into
00:37:05.900 a pattern
00:37:07.180 of shame
00:37:08.540 and disgrace
00:37:09.280 for the past
00:37:10.560 mistakes
00:37:10.940 that you've
00:37:11.340 had
00:37:11.580 and then
00:37:12.340 adopt those
00:37:13.200 as who
00:37:14.200 you are
00:37:14.520 but the
00:37:14.860 pathway
00:37:15.220 is very
00:37:16.220 simple
00:37:16.580 that you
00:37:16.880 tell people
00:37:17.360 the truth
00:37:17.860 then you
00:37:18.660 tell them
00:37:19.220 it's not
00:37:20.180 a huge
00:37:21.020 deal
00:37:21.360 that you
00:37:21.780 were mistaken
00:37:22.300 about this
00:37:22.880 there is a
00:37:23.700 way out
00:37:24.120 and then
00:37:24.580 that you
00:37:25.060 have to
00:37:25.520 actually
00:37:25.880 own the
00:37:26.340 mistake
00:37:26.700 and decide
00:37:27.240 to change
00:37:27.660 course
00:37:28.000 to do
00:37:28.360 it
00:37:28.540 which is
00:37:29.180 proclaim
00:37:29.500 the truth
00:37:30.080 remind
00:37:30.700 everybody
00:37:31.160 that everybody
00:37:31.760 makes
00:37:32.100 mistakes
00:37:32.600 or in
00:37:33.720 this case
00:37:34.080 is a
00:37:34.380 sinner
00:37:34.580 and that
00:37:35.240 repentance
00:37:35.660 is the
00:37:36.200 path
00:37:36.500 to a
00:37:37.120 better
00:37:37.280 life
00:37:37.660 and this
00:37:38.360 model
00:37:38.680 actually
00:37:39.100 works
00:37:39.540 this is
00:37:40.000 actually
00:37:40.340 a model
00:37:40.780 in a sense
00:37:41.260 of cult
00:37:41.600 deprogramming
00:37:42.320 because you
00:37:42.660 can very
00:37:42.940 easily get
00:37:43.660 people past
00:37:44.940 that wall
00:37:45.980 of vulnerability
00:37:46.840 where they
00:37:47.360 have to
00:37:47.800 confess that
00:37:48.500 they have
00:37:48.960 these shameful
00:37:49.620 thoughts
00:37:50.060 and get them
00:37:51.140 to realize
00:37:51.640 it's not
00:37:52.120 necessarily
00:37:52.540 shameful
00:37:53.060 everybody
00:37:54.400 gets pulled
00:37:54.960 into the
00:37:55.320 you know
00:37:55.660 you just
00:37:56.360 wanted to be
00:37:56.760 a good
00:37:56.960 person
00:37:57.260 everybody
00:37:57.600 wants to
00:37:57.980 be a good
00:37:58.280 person
00:37:58.640 we all
00:37:59.140 want to try
00:37:59.560 to do our
00:37:59.880 best most
00:38:00.420 of the
00:38:00.680 time
00:38:01.060 and so
00:38:02.260 you know
00:38:02.760 what
00:38:02.920 it's not
00:38:03.480 bad that
00:38:04.320 you fell
00:38:04.640 for it
00:38:05.060 but you
00:38:05.420 fell for it
00:38:05.920 and we've
00:38:06.120 got to move
00:38:06.500 forward more
00:38:07.100 productively
00:38:07.660 so go ahead
00:38:08.600 and you know
00:38:09.380 take all the
00:38:09.820 time you want
00:38:10.320 but when you're
00:38:10.740 ready we're
00:38:11.540 here for you
00:38:12.140 and you can
00:38:13.460 join us in
00:38:14.020 trying to solve
00:38:14.520 this problem
00:38:15.080 that model can
00:38:16.200 actually help
00:38:16.740 with the so-called
00:38:17.520 outer school
00:38:18.980 or the zombies
00:38:19.700 or whatever else
00:38:20.540 maybe there's a
00:38:22.240 reason why
00:38:22.780 Poland which I
00:38:23.580 think is still
00:38:24.140 a fairly
00:38:24.420 Christian country
00:38:25.320 is resisting
00:38:27.440 both mass
00:38:30.400 immigration and
00:38:31.780 wokeness
00:38:32.440 ideologically
00:38:32.980 and Hungary
00:38:33.540 too I'm not
00:38:34.040 sure how
00:38:34.680 Christian Hungary
00:38:35.380 is but I
00:38:36.000 think certainly
00:38:37.180 according to
00:38:37.620 Viktor Orban
00:38:38.320 Christianity is
00:38:39.500 an essential
00:38:40.000 part of their
00:38:41.260 national identity
00:38:42.120 I was talking
00:38:43.740 to Xi Van
00:38:44.500 Fleet a few
00:38:45.620 weeks ago who
00:38:46.900 grew up in
00:38:48.260 communist China
00:38:48.980 and experienced
00:38:49.580 first hand
00:38:50.240 some of Mao's
00:38:51.420 thinking and
00:38:53.360 you know the
00:38:56.020 youth the the
00:38:57.600 Red Guard in
00:38:58.640 your speech in
00:38:59.380 Calgary you
00:38:59.880 talked about the
00:39:00.400 Green Guard the
00:39:01.220 environmentalist led
00:39:02.080 by Greta
00:39:02.720 Tunberg who is
00:39:03.920 now remaking
00:39:04.580 herself as an
00:39:05.340 anti-Zionist it's
00:39:06.260 quite shocking
00:39:06.940 you talked about
00:39:08.880 the Rainbow Guard
00:39:10.020 getting young kids
00:39:11.480 to be on the
00:39:12.080 trans agenda
00:39:12.760 that's obviously
00:39:14.760 what's happening
00:39:15.840 on the Hamas
00:39:17.900 anti-Israel
00:39:19.860 mission as well
00:39:21.540 I think a lot
00:39:22.860 of that is
00:39:23.260 coming from
00:39:24.060 universities in
00:39:25.120 particular a
00:39:25.760 little bit from
00:39:26.200 high schools but
00:39:26.780 not as much
00:39:27.480 I think we've
00:39:29.540 got to pull out
00:39:30.460 by the roots the
00:39:31.360 entire equity
00:39:32.820 diversity
00:39:33.560 DEI there's a
00:39:36.560 lot of acronyms
00:39:37.160 diversity equity
00:39:38.500 and inclusion
00:39:39.080 DEI ESG on the
00:39:41.280 corporate side
00:39:41.880 environmental social
00:39:42.760 governance all
00:39:43.560 these are woke
00:39:44.440 ideas fused to
00:39:46.540 important institutions
00:39:47.740 investment funds
00:39:49.160 like BlackRock
00:39:50.620 universities from
00:39:52.680 Harvard all the
00:39:53.340 way down I
00:39:54.820 think they've been
00:39:55.520 shown to be
00:39:57.360 false they've been
00:39:59.100 shown that as
00:40:01.720 per your analysis
00:40:03.060 they will denounce
00:40:05.140 anyone who they
00:40:06.020 regard as an
00:40:06.600 oppressor even if
00:40:07.400 it violates liberal
00:40:08.840 values they're not
00:40:09.540 liberal they're
00:40:10.580 radical leftists
00:40:11.420 there's a difference
00:40:12.120 I don't see any
00:40:15.340 ripping out of
00:40:16.400 the DEI ESG
00:40:18.760 wokeness other
00:40:20.140 than a few
00:40:20.820 attempts by
00:40:21.720 Texas and
00:40:23.860 Florida in a
00:40:24.740 small state
00:40:25.800 capacity I don't
00:40:26.760 see a broad
00:40:27.920 cultural rejection
00:40:29.380 of this wokeness in
00:40:31.200 the institutions
00:40:31.860 and I think if
00:40:33.020 you don't pull it
00:40:33.680 out if the
00:40:34.600 funders of
00:40:35.300 universities don't
00:40:36.440 pull it out
00:40:37.880 if the
00:40:38.640 governments don't
00:40:40.960 say we're going
00:40:41.360 to cut your
00:40:41.760 funding to zero
00:40:42.560 unless you fire
00:40:43.440 all these DEI
00:40:44.480 if you don't
00:40:46.280 pull the woke
00:40:46.900 out it's going
00:40:48.000 to survive and
00:40:48.600 continue and
00:40:49.140 thrive and this
00:40:50.220 wave of young
00:40:51.880 radicals in their
00:40:53.200 20s is soon
00:40:53.960 that wave will
00:40:55.300 continue they'll
00:40:55.840 be in their
00:40:56.160 30s 40s 50s
00:40:57.140 they'll be judges
00:40:58.080 and lawyers and
00:40:59.060 senators and
00:40:59.680 presidents soon
00:41:00.480 and I don't see
00:41:02.200 the pushback
00:41:02.560 go ahead
00:41:02.880 no the pushback
00:41:04.920 is necessary
00:41:05.480 because a lot
00:41:07.220 of the reason
00:41:07.660 that we're in
00:41:08.040 the mess that
00:41:08.440 we're in now
00:41:09.080 and the historians
00:41:10.480 of Marxist
00:41:11.260 education write
00:41:12.060 this down
00:41:12.600 is that the
00:41:13.460 60s radicals
00:41:14.480 which is the
00:41:14.880 last time this
00:41:15.400 really flared up
00:41:16.200 after their
00:41:18.140 radicalism did
00:41:19.020 not bear the
00:41:19.780 fruit did not
00:41:20.600 give them the
00:41:21.020 revolution they
00:41:21.600 wanted they
00:41:22.460 went into
00:41:22.840 education and
00:41:23.680 they became the
00:41:24.520 teachers and the
00:41:25.260 professors they
00:41:26.040 have now infected
00:41:26.720 the youth so you
00:41:27.540 end up Mao had
00:41:28.340 his red guard
00:41:28.960 which he built
00:41:29.660 by taking over
00:41:30.860 the school starting
00:41:31.760 in 1949 so that
00:41:33.520 he could unleash
00:41:34.080 them in 1966 a
00:41:35.540 lot of people don't
00:41:36.080 know that history
00:41:36.680 of China I have
00:41:37.520 talked about it in
00:41:38.160 Calgary so you
00:41:38.920 heard it well you
00:41:41.360 mentioned the
00:41:41.980 environmental side
00:41:43.360 of it with Greta
00:41:44.040 Thunberg the the
00:41:45.140 green guard when
00:41:46.460 you can talk about
00:41:47.320 the LGBT especially
00:41:48.880 the the queer
00:41:49.660 theory trans side
00:41:50.600 of it and that's
00:41:51.180 the rainbow guard
00:41:52.120 and then you got
00:41:52.780 this Hamas that's a
00:41:53.640 watermelon guard I
00:41:54.640 guess green on the
00:41:55.420 outside red on the
00:41:56.200 inside and what
00:41:58.000 these are is it is
00:41:59.240 the radicalized
00:42:00.100 youth that is taking
00:42:02.560 up idealism and is
00:42:03.840 taking up a very
00:42:04.780 propagandized version
00:42:06.260 of history and
00:42:07.900 getting fed this
00:42:09.800 what Mao taught is
00:42:11.320 what they're teaching
00:42:11.840 today is that there
00:42:12.740 are the people and
00:42:13.460 then they're the
00:42:13.840 enemies of the
00:42:14.300 people and what
00:42:14.880 you teach is hate
00:42:16.200 across that dividing
00:42:17.660 line the people are
00:42:19.020 the people who have
00:42:19.780 a righteous claim the
00:42:21.260 enemies of the
00:42:21.760 people are people who
00:42:22.580 want to stop them and
00:42:23.540 you are to hate the
00:42:24.640 enemies of the people
00:42:25.460 and anything resist or
00:42:27.900 anything going up
00:42:28.520 against them is
00:42:29.020 resistance and is
00:42:29.900 justified and this is
00:42:31.440 exactly what you are
00:42:33.280 putting your finger on
00:42:34.180 when you talk about
00:42:34.900 the DEI apparatus
00:42:36.580 ESG of course the
00:42:39.040 S in ESG is social
00:42:40.560 and DEI the
00:42:42.240 diversity equity
00:42:42.880 inclusion stuff is
00:42:43.820 the S in ESG so
00:42:45.540 they're they're part
00:42:46.360 and parcel of the
00:42:47.160 same but with DEI
00:42:48.720 what you have to
00:42:49.260 understand it the
00:42:49.960 words don't mean what
00:42:51.000 they sound like they
00:42:51.680 mean equity has a
00:42:52.880 definition it means
00:42:54.020 socialism it
00:42:55.000 literally is an
00:42:56.320 administered economy
00:42:57.380 that redistributes
00:42:58.240 shares in order to
00:42:58.980 make citizens more
00:42:59.820 equal that socialism by
00:43:01.920 definition as far as
00:43:03.960 diversity and
00:43:04.600 inclusion what is it
00:43:05.660 diverse diversity
00:43:06.700 according to what
00:43:07.620 well if you have the
00:43:09.180 existing society the
00:43:10.600 Western hegemony
00:43:11.720 diverse to that so
00:43:14.500 what's outside of the
00:43:16.080 Western hegemony well
00:43:17.220 communists and
00:43:18.140 Islamists so you bring
00:43:19.560 those people in they're
00:43:20.780 the ones that count as
00:43:21.540 diverse inclusion means
00:43:23.400 including people who
00:43:25.000 are not part of the
00:43:26.400 Western hegemony the
00:43:27.360 Western hegemony Canadian
00:43:28.980 values American values
00:43:30.480 European values those
00:43:32.000 things have been
00:43:32.440 keeping the outsiders
00:43:33.360 out so inclusion means
00:43:34.720 including views from
00:43:36.840 the margins it means
00:43:38.000 including the
00:43:39.480 communists and the
00:43:40.620 Islamists who want to
00:43:41.920 destroy your society so
00:43:43.500 if we don't get rid of
00:43:45.020 these perverted values
00:43:46.620 going by nice names like
00:43:48.780 diversity and inclusion
00:43:50.220 and equity if we don't
00:43:51.760 get rid of those we have
00:43:52.840 no chance for stopping
00:43:53.920 this those are excuses to
00:43:55.420 set up the apparatuses to
00:43:57.340 brainwash the youth just
00:43:58.640 like Mao brainwashed the
00:43:59.780 youth Mao created a red
00:44:01.340 guard and we have this
00:44:02.200 kind of group of
00:44:03.760 interlocking or
00:44:05.060 intersecting is their
00:44:06.220 word for it different
00:44:07.700 radicalized youth
00:44:08.780 movements that are like
00:44:10.060 I said you can think of
00:44:10.920 the green guard the
00:44:11.660 rainbow guard the
00:44:12.340 watermelon guard whatever
00:44:13.280 cute names we want to
00:44:14.260 give them they're all
00:44:15.280 just Western reinventions
00:44:16.600 of Mao's red guard using
00:44:18.960 intersectionality instead
00:44:20.440 of Mao's kind of
00:44:21.540 contrived Marxist
00:44:22.740 identity politics he
00:44:23.920 unleashed on the Chinese
00:44:24.760 people
00:44:25.120 it's it's incredible and
00:44:29.700 I see it even in the
00:44:31.080 military just the other
00:44:32.580 day Canada's chief of
00:44:33.420 defense staff did a
00:44:34.860 multi-part tweet about
00:44:36.180 how much he enjoyed a
00:44:37.500 book about the global
00:44:38.440 far right
00:44:39.300 that's that's what the
00:44:42.200 head of the Canadian
00:44:42.700 military is thinking about
00:44:44.160 and talking about in the
00:44:44.960 United States they're
00:44:46.320 talking about you know
00:44:47.260 they're having photo
00:44:48.140 features with the
00:44:49.300 transgender generals and
00:44:52.240 it's it's just incredible
00:44:54.820 how deep in every
00:44:55.880 institution it's gone
00:44:57.180 you know that the far
00:45:00.220 right was one of Mao's
00:45:01.200 categories of enemies of
00:45:02.620 the people right it was
00:45:03.540 just right wing he had
00:45:05.160 these five different
00:45:05.980 categories of enemies of
00:45:07.120 the people and one of
00:45:08.380 them the last one was
00:45:09.240 just right wing some of
00:45:11.580 the others were bad
00:45:12.620 element which means
00:45:13.560 anybody that Mao didn't
00:45:14.720 like we I think we call
00:45:15.720 them domestic extremists
00:45:16.940 or something like that
00:45:17.720 today you know these
00:45:20.600 categories are being
00:45:21.660 reinvigorated and what it
00:45:23.780 actually means when you
00:45:24.820 hear the far right what
00:45:26.220 that means is enemies of
00:45:27.760 the people that's all it
00:45:28.940 means and so holding a
00:45:30.160 value that they say oh
00:45:31.920 that's a far right view
00:45:33.080 that is something shameful
00:45:35.260 and they're trying to
00:45:36.020 activate that shame so
00:45:37.320 that people won't hold a
00:45:38.600 far right view and they
00:45:40.020 won't end up in the
00:45:41.120 enemies of the people
00:45:41.920 class or be associated
00:45:43.040 with the enemies of the
00:45:43.780 people class it's the
00:45:44.480 exact same psychology
00:45:45.820 that Mao used to conquer
00:45:46.900 the CCP and then used his
00:45:48.920 consolidated CCP to
00:45:50.520 conquer China in the
00:45:52.240 1940s and again in the
00:45:53.460 1960s
00:45:54.260 you know you've been
00:45:57.160 very generous with your
00:45:57.900 time I don't want to
00:45:58.560 keep you too long but I
00:46:00.360 look for hope because
00:46:02.080 you've got to because
00:46:03.300 there's bad news
00:46:03.880 everywhere I had the
00:46:05.020 pleasure recently of
00:46:06.180 sitting down with
00:46:06.700 Keert Wilders the leader
00:46:08.060 of the Dutch party for
00:46:09.020 freedom who got a very
00:46:11.140 large vote in the
00:46:12.280 parliamentary elections
00:46:13.200 there I mean it's a
00:46:14.580 it's a multi-party
00:46:16.140 system there's 20 parties
00:46:17.780 in parliament so hearing
00:46:19.760 that he got a quarter of
00:46:21.100 the votes may not sound
00:46:22.140 impressive to you in a
00:46:23.920 country where there's
00:46:24.460 basically two parties or
00:46:25.500 to us where there's
00:46:26.640 basically two and a half
00:46:27.560 parties in Canada but in
00:46:29.260 Holland that was amazing
00:46:30.400 it was a thunderclap it
00:46:31.640 was it was shocking and
00:46:33.900 startling and even since
00:46:35.020 then he's risen in the
00:46:36.120 polls and he is expressly
00:46:39.120 against mass migration and
00:46:40.720 he's not ashamed to say
00:46:41.760 it and then I see in
00:46:43.300 Argentina which I hadn't
00:46:44.660 thought much about until I
00:46:46.780 see this wild man also with
00:46:49.060 a fantastic head of hair
00:46:50.580 Javier Millet and I see
00:46:52.800 all these clips and I
00:46:53.980 don't think he speaks
00:46:54.640 English well at least I
00:46:56.280 haven't seen him speak
00:46:57.020 English on online but I've
00:46:58.300 seen a lot of translated
00:46:59.320 clips Tucker Carlson did a
00:47:00.960 big sit down with them and
00:47:02.820 he is not just a cliche
00:47:04.600 speaker he seems to have a
00:47:07.900 deep into like he sometimes
00:47:09.320 he's quite theatrical like
00:47:10.700 he's got a chainsaw and he
00:47:12.160 he does some dramatic
00:47:13.200 things and in some ways he's
00:47:14.680 very Trumpy like he loves
00:47:16.680 Twitter but I think he has an
00:47:18.840 intellectual depth that
00:47:20.460 actually Trump does not
00:47:21.800 have Trump has an instinct
00:47:23.240 an excellent instinct
00:47:24.100 yeah I perceive that
00:47:25.120 but Millet he'll quote
00:47:27.380 philosophers at great
00:47:28.820 length he'll quote
00:47:29.420 economists he I saw him
00:47:31.480 quoting John Locke
00:47:32.400 Milton Friedman like and
00:47:33.560 and with with
00:47:34.880 understanding and meaning
00:47:35.920 he's not just name
00:47:36.840 dropping and I think
00:47:38.580 that's a bit of a miracle
00:47:40.200 I mean Argentina is a
00:47:41.380 serious country what do
00:47:42.200 you make of these little
00:47:43.420 green shoots I'm hoping
00:47:44.880 that there's and by the
00:47:46.060 way just a couple days
00:47:47.740 before the election he
00:47:48.820 he waved an Israeli flag
00:47:50.580 which you know put aside
00:47:54.000 you know this should a man
00:47:55.540 wave another country's
00:47:56.560 flag that's a good
00:47:57.240 question but let's put
00:47:57.960 that aside for a second
00:47:58.880 the reason I mention is
00:48:00.300 he obviously wasn't afraid
00:48:02.660 of the pro-Hamas lobby in
00:48:06.080 his own country like that's
00:48:07.140 a very provocative thing
00:48:08.260 you're you're telling a
00:48:10.300 whole swath of people
00:48:11.160 you're not with them
00:48:12.120 and he won so what do you
00:48:15.540 make of these two guys
00:48:16.560 Geert Wilders and
00:48:17.340 Javier Miele
00:48:17.900 well what I'll tell you is
00:48:21.100 that
00:48:21.740 tyranny always has within it
00:48:25.220 the seed of its own
00:48:26.480 destruction and in this
00:48:28.040 case
00:48:28.440 not only are people much
00:48:30.880 more fed up and I think
00:48:32.040 that what these two guys
00:48:33.020 are showing is that they
00:48:35.260 are they are emblems of a
00:48:37.580 growing dissatisfaction with
00:48:40.300 the corrupt regimes around
00:48:43.480 the world around the West
00:48:44.940 and I think that we're
00:48:46.240 seeing that but more
00:48:47.500 importantly than that
00:48:48.280 since we've talked
00:48:48.940 primarily about this
00:48:50.000 culture of shame this
00:48:51.280 people versus enemies of
00:48:52.980 the people I think what
00:48:54.160 we're seeing is and we
00:48:55.680 can hearken back to when
00:48:57.020 Hillary Clinton called
00:48:58.400 Trump supporters she said
00:48:59.460 half of them are a basket
00:49:00.720 of deplorables to quote her
00:49:02.300 pretty closely to what she
00:49:03.680 actually said you know and
00:49:05.220 of course that became a
00:49:06.600 rallying cry that ended up
00:49:08.240 I think getting Trump
00:49:09.120 elected or helping getting
00:49:10.920 Trump elected I should say
00:49:12.080 the deplorable identity
00:49:15.100 this is the seed of its own
00:49:17.420 destruction because when
00:49:18.260 you have and the dynamics
00:49:20.280 of that election in 2016 I
00:49:22.480 think are very important to
00:49:23.300 look back at because if you
00:49:24.740 remember the polls were not
00:49:26.760 very suggestive they were
00:49:27.820 very heavily tipped toward
00:49:29.120 Hillary Clinton and then all
00:49:30.680 of a sudden there's not just
00:49:31.680 this win but this very
00:49:32.600 significant win for Donald
00:49:33.920 Trump and even in New York
00:49:35.960 Times was taken utterly by
00:49:37.340 surprise and the nation
00:49:38.700 and the world were taken by
00:49:40.040 surprise and there's when
00:49:42.200 you're in a heavy culture of
00:49:43.580 shame where you're not
00:49:44.580 allowed to hold shameful
00:49:45.720 thoughts publicly but you
00:49:48.060 finally pass your breaking
00:49:49.360 point and you know you hold
00:49:50.820 them and you know you know
00:49:52.380 you hold them and you don't
00:49:53.980 mind that you hold them you
00:49:55.500 enter into a state that's
00:49:56.680 called preference
00:49:57.520 falsification you pretend you
00:50:01.660 pretend that you're going
00:50:03.520 along with the system you
00:50:05.020 pretend that DEI is okay you
00:50:07.600 pretend all of these things
00:50:09.000 and in reality you don't feel
00:50:11.920 that way at all and so when
00:50:13.260 somebody like these two
00:50:14.760 gentlemen speak up you show
00:50:16.880 up in very large numbers and
00:50:19.280 you vote for them there's a of
00:50:21.540 course peril here I don't think
00:50:23.240 these two guys represent that
00:50:24.720 but this is always the
00:50:26.320 invitation for a strong man or
00:50:27.900 a tyrant to take advantage of
00:50:29.420 that but in the characters of
00:50:31.400 those two and in the character of
00:50:32.820 Donald Trump I think what you
00:50:34.640 see is that there is more of a
00:50:36.460 groundswell that is awake and
00:50:38.500 aware even if they're not
00:50:39.780 saying as much out loud as we
00:50:41.720 think there is and that that is
00:50:45.260 the hope I think of liberty and
00:50:47.460 the future I mean Millet is
00:50:49.540 expressly a libertarian every
00:50:51.380 other word that he talks about is
00:50:52.660 for liberty when he's not calling
00:50:53.980 the left some horrifically funny
00:50:55.480 name and so there I think is a
00:50:59.100 tremendous amount of hope I think
00:51:00.600 that these are are signals saying
00:51:03.880 that there is a quiet mass of
00:51:08.300 people that is very large in
00:51:09.700 number that have had enough they
00:51:12.360 have had enough of all of this even
00:51:14.200 if they're not saying so out loud
00:51:15.500 even if they wouldn't say so in
00:51:16.940 interview even if they wouldn't
00:51:18.620 tell a pollster and we may be in a
00:51:21.640 in for seeing in quite a number of
00:51:23.660 electoral surprises in the near
00:51:25.160 future you know you make me think of
00:51:28.540 how it was at the end of the Soviet
00:51:30.660 Union when about your you know
00:51:33.620 people outwardly showing that they
00:51:36.640 support the regime but inwardly fed up
00:51:39.560 and they were living two lives what
00:51:40.980 they said in public to people they
00:51:43.020 didn't know what they said to their
00:51:44.280 trusted family in private and Pope John
00:51:48.220 Paul II and Ronald Reagan and Margaret
00:51:51.000 Thatcher captured that moment and I
00:51:53.400 really think planted the seed of
00:51:55.500 freedom I remember when the Pope went
00:51:57.380 to Poland and said be not afraid that
00:52:00.860 was his message don't be afraid
00:52:02.320 anymore and they said okay we won't
00:52:05.440 be and that's what it took and my
00:52:08.960 worry is that we're much more
00:52:10.700 controlled now we're controlled by our
00:52:12.380 phones and by the internet and and
00:52:15.380 frankly I think Elon Musk pulled back
00:52:17.600 the curtain and showed us how much we
00:52:20.140 were controlled I'm worried for him
00:52:21.680 frankly I'm worried that he will suffer
00:52:24.000 an untimely death or some false I mean
00:52:28.660 I think it's only a matter of time if
00:52:30.960 if before the Department of Justice does
00:52:33.860 to him what they're trying to do to
00:52:35.020 Donald Trump I mean why would no it's
00:52:36.780 very predictable if you all you really
00:52:38.980 have to do if you want to start making
00:52:40.300 shrewd guesses about how they'll go
00:52:41.900 after their enemies is read the
00:52:43.140 articles they write about their enemies
00:52:44.480 and say what kinds of things that
00:52:46.680 they're doing and what the dangers and
00:52:48.680 risks are associated so for example for
00:52:50.740 the last two years or last year since
00:52:52.700 Elon bought Twitter rebranded it as X
00:52:55.660 there have been a large number of
00:52:57.200 articles suggesting that what he's done
00:52:58.940 is somehow made the internet less
00:53:00.920 secure and less safe and so that it
00:53:02.660 opens up the possibility for cyber
00:53:04.140 attacks so the cyber I put this on
00:53:06.600 Twitter the other day the cyber attacks
00:53:07.980 are probably going to come from inside
00:53:09.360 the house and we're going to blame
00:53:10.400 them on Elon Musk and some gigantic
00:53:12.540 internet outage next year that gets
00:53:14.240 blamed on Elon Musk somehow breaking
00:53:15.840 internet security by owning Twitter is a
00:53:17.920 very likely vector for how all of this
00:53:20.260 next step will go down I mean you can
00:53:22.180 all you have to do is read the stories
00:53:23.860 because they're trying to plant ideas to
00:53:25.760 get people familiar with them so that
00:53:27.580 when the narrative drop or when the
00:53:29.260 action drops they can pin it to the
00:53:31.160 narrative that they've already built
00:53:32.240 this is a this is repeating pattern not
00:53:34.280 to go off on some tangent but I would
00:53:36.120 say that that is a reliable bet as to
00:53:39.020 what they're going to do to go after
00:53:40.160 Elon yeah I think he's the most
00:53:42.080 valuable man right now I think I look
00:53:45.980 around the G7 I see the seven dwarfs I
00:53:51.240 don't know what's going to happen in the
00:53:52.620 US election next year maybe Trump will
00:53:54.340 win even if he's in a jail cell maybe
00:53:56.340 he'll win but until then I think the
00:53:58.560 person who makes the most difference
00:53:59.900 not just with his ownership of Twitter
00:54:02.980 but with his intellectual statements
00:54:04.440 which are often short and quippy but
00:54:06.900 quite pithy I think Elon Musk is the
00:54:10.880 leading man and hopefully others will
00:54:12.100 join him but listen you are as always a
00:54:15.420 great educator on these matters and I
00:54:19.500 appreciate you an hour goes by too
00:54:21.520 quickly I appreciate you being so
00:54:22.780 generous with your time and I'm sorry
00:54:24.460 I talk too much I just want to react to
00:54:26.560 everything you say I want to show you
00:54:28.180 videos we've encountered along the way
00:54:30.320 that illustrate your points because I
00:54:32.380 see these things in the wild and I'm
00:54:34.420 trying to understand it and the shame
00:54:35.840 thing is a big thing I've learned from
00:54:37.200 you today why would Jews who are so
00:54:40.040 terrified about Hamas hate rallies in the
00:54:42.120 West that they go to a rally why would
00:54:43.940 they still not bring themselves to say
00:54:45.800 yeah maybe we should reduce
00:54:47.460 immigration what is going on there
00:54:49.540 psychologically and I think your
00:54:50.800 answer of shame is a big part of it
00:54:53.540 Dr. James Lindsay great to see you the
00:54:56.180 websites newdiscourses.com keep it up
00:54:58.440 we'll follow you on Twitter and we hope
00:54:59.640 to talk again soon
00:55:00.520 yeah thank you Ezra
00:55:02.140 right on well there you have it that's
00:55:04.860 our show for today until tomorrow on
00:55:07.720 behalf of all of us here at rebel world
00:55:09.520 headquarters to you at home good night
00:55:11.780 and keep fighting for freedom
00:55:13.900 you