The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - May 05, 2025


The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1157


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1 hour and 38 minutes

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00:00:00.400 Hello everyone, welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters.
00:00:03.860 This is Monday the 5th of May 2025 and this is episode number 1157.
00:00:10.280 I'm your host Stelios and I'm joined by Bo and Stephen Wolff.
00:00:13.800 Hello again, hi, how are you?
00:00:15.180 Hello, hi Steve and hi Bo.
00:00:17.540 Hey.
00:00:18.160 And today we're going to discuss German-style democracy,
00:00:22.420 Swindon's Iranian terror plot,
00:00:24.800 and the strategic locations that people are trying to occupy.
00:00:28.940 And how Labour belittles rape gang victims,
00:00:33.620 which is absolutely abhorrent.
00:00:35.580 Abhorrent.
00:00:36.940 Exactly.
00:00:38.260 Right, so should we start with the first segment?
00:00:43.540 Sure.
00:00:44.220 Right, so lots of people are getting banned from elections
00:00:46.880 and it seems that when people are talking about protecting democracy,
00:00:51.920 they seem to protect their democracy.
00:00:54.060 So let me just give you some examples.
00:00:56.080 We had Marie Le Pen, who was banned from the presidential elections of 2027.
00:01:02.220 We had Bolsonaro, who was banned from election in Brazil.
00:01:05.940 We have Giorgescu, Kalin Giorgescu in Romania,
00:01:09.140 whose election win was cancelled.
00:01:10.980 And we had a new event,
00:01:15.600 the designation of the AFD as an extremist group.
00:01:19.320 And all of that, obviously, in the name of protecting democracy
00:01:22.780 and the spirit of democracy.
00:01:24.520 And we are going to say a lot of things about it.
00:01:27.980 Now, there is a German federal intelligence agency called the BFV,
00:01:33.100 which is entrusted with protecting the Constitution.
00:01:36.860 And its supervisor is Nancy Facer.
00:01:40.960 She is the Minister of Interior Affairs
00:01:44.880 and she is a member of the SPD party.
00:01:48.300 And there has been a coalition with CDU and CSU.
00:01:53.760 And today they signed the coalition agreement.
00:01:58.240 She's in charge of one of the central intelligence agencies of Germany.
00:02:05.000 Now, just saying that.
00:02:07.320 Is that the equivalent of MI5 coming under the auspices of the Home Office,
00:02:12.300 who's got a political overlord in Parliament?
00:02:15.260 So you're going to have some sort of party or a political partisan overlord
00:02:23.020 on top of the intelligence agencies.
00:02:25.180 That's just the way it is.
00:02:27.280 Could be. There are similarities.
00:02:29.020 It looks like this is just for domestic affairs.
00:02:33.060 That would be equivalent of MI5, I would have thought.
00:02:35.320 We've got MI5 and Special Branch look after the security services of our internal
00:02:40.540 and MI6 is supposed to be external,
00:02:42.700 although we know recently there has been crossovers when there shouldn't be.
00:02:46.560 But hey-ho.
00:02:47.140 But MI5 comes under the Home Office, right?
00:02:50.100 Yes, it does.
00:02:51.120 MI6 comes under the Foreign Office.
00:02:52.640 That's right.
00:02:53.080 And there is a political view of that,
00:02:55.540 as well as having to report into COBRA.
00:02:57.760 Right.
00:02:58.400 So the Prime Minister will also have an understanding of this.
00:03:01.440 But it is a very interesting point that you raise,
00:03:03.300 that you've got a socialist,
00:03:05.020 because as I'm aware of that woman,
00:03:07.740 hasn't she made it very clear in previous statements
00:03:10.300 that she wants to ban the AFD as a political party?
00:03:13.340 She has made it crystal clear.
00:03:15.620 And not only that,
00:03:16.400 but she seems to be unsympathetic to several concerns
00:03:19.920 people have about the consecutive terror attacks in Germany.
00:03:25.100 I think after the attacks at the Solingen Festival,
00:03:28.820 which was a diversity festival,
00:03:30.580 she went out and said that knives should be banned.
00:03:33.600 So it's just deflection.
00:03:35.080 Knives.
00:03:35.800 Yes.
00:03:36.360 All knives.
00:03:36.900 So she's the Lucy Powell of Germany?
00:03:40.820 Probably.
00:03:42.040 So the first thing I hear when I think about,
00:03:46.320 when I hear governments announcing any party as extremist
00:03:50.940 or any person's views as extremist is,
00:03:53.140 is there sufficient evidence?
00:03:55.400 Because that's the way I think about it.
00:03:57.420 When someone makes the claim,
00:03:59.200 they need to justify the claim,
00:04:01.620 especially when they have political power.
00:04:03.540 And it looks like many Germans aren't reacting that way.
00:04:08.340 They are straightforwardly trusting the government.
00:04:12.280 A lot of them in several polls seem to be saying that,
00:04:16.840 yeah,
00:04:16.960 the AFD should be banned.
00:04:18.400 So instead of requesting evidence from the German government
00:04:24.140 and from that agency,
00:04:27.280 they seem to be just going along with it.
00:04:30.220 Isn't there also some sort of parallel there
00:04:31.900 between just those that are AFD partisans
00:04:35.600 and those that aren't?
00:04:36.780 A bit like Trump.
00:04:37.520 You've got,
00:04:37.820 it splits almost 50-50.
00:04:39.540 Yeah.
00:04:39.720 You've got the never Trumpers TDS crowd.
00:04:43.240 You've got the MAGA crowd.
00:04:45.400 And it's just,
00:04:47.160 so these polls are just showing
00:04:48.660 the opinion of anti-AFD people.
00:04:51.760 Exactly, yes.
00:04:52.860 And they are people who just don't demand evidence.
00:04:56.700 Because let us just look at it here.
00:04:59.960 It says,
00:05:00.740 the agency cited a xenophobic,
00:05:04.180 anti-minority,
00:05:05.320 Islamophobic rhetoric
00:05:06.440 among the reasons for the designation.
00:05:08.940 The label gives authorities
00:05:10.100 more power to investigate the far-right party.
00:05:13.100 Now, to my mind,
00:05:14.200 if they had evidence,
00:05:16.200 hard evidence,
00:05:17.300 that suggested any kind of involvement
00:05:19.660 in criminal activity,
00:05:22.200 they would just go forward with it on the headline.
00:05:24.520 They wouldn't just hide something
00:05:26.460 of that caliber and importance
00:05:28.360 under an asterisk
00:05:29.960 or at the bottom of the page.
00:05:31.280 Well, this is the same sort of method
00:05:33.100 that they used in Austria
00:05:34.640 when they went against Kirk,
00:05:37.640 who was in charge there.
00:05:38.680 But prior to that,
00:05:39.500 with the destruction of the leader
00:05:42.100 of his party after that,
00:05:43.880 when they claimed that he was in bed
00:05:46.100 with a Russian business person
00:05:48.620 who was trying to pervert them.
00:05:50.860 They'd made the statements.
00:05:52.340 They said we were going to investigate.
00:05:54.160 Then they made the claims.
00:05:55.300 But they never actually have approved it after that.
00:05:57.700 And if you look at this,
00:05:58.700 I think it's very similar
00:05:59.580 to what they're doing with Marie Le Pen
00:06:00.860 in the European Parliament.
00:06:02.280 They needed a power to investigate them,
00:06:04.680 to find something.
00:06:06.500 I suspect that's what they're trying to do here.
00:06:08.720 Exactly.
00:06:09.220 Classic straight from the playbook, isn't it?
00:06:10.580 Like, do you remember when Rachel Maddow and Co
00:06:12.840 tried to say in the first Trump administration
00:06:14.700 that he's just Putin's puppet?
00:06:17.020 Yeah.
00:06:17.400 Or even now, some people say,
00:06:18.900 Nigel Farage is friends with Putin.
00:06:20.900 It's like, find anything.
00:06:23.180 Or if you scroll back up to the top real quick,
00:06:25.240 where they just say,
00:06:26.420 they use the words xenophobic,
00:06:28.140 anti-minority and Islamophobic,
00:06:29.660 that could mean anything, couldn't it?
00:06:31.680 Yeah, yeah, exactly.
00:06:32.660 If you're just nativist,
00:06:33.900 then by definition,
00:06:34.720 they could say, oh, you're xenophobic.
00:06:35.840 And that's what they said, essentially.
00:06:38.100 The most specific thing they said
00:06:42.020 is that the AFD has an ancestry-based conception
00:06:45.080 of people,
00:06:46.220 which is incompatible with democracy.
00:06:48.600 Which, I mean, historically, it isn't.
00:06:51.060 It just isn't.
00:06:52.060 It just isn't.
00:06:52.740 What crazy, commie nonsense, right?
00:06:55.460 Well, the Chinese wouldn't have that, would they?
00:06:57.320 Right, yeah.
00:06:58.220 So, according to the DW article,
00:07:02.100 it says that the BFV said in its decision
00:07:05.680 that the ethnicity and ancestry-based conception
00:07:08.560 of the people that predominates within the party
00:07:11.420 is not compatible with a free democratic order.
00:07:14.380 It cited the xenophobic, anti-minority,
00:07:16.540 Islamophobic and anti-Muslim statements
00:07:18.860 made by leading party officials.
00:07:21.000 And the party aims to exclude certain population groups
00:07:23.520 from equal participation in society
00:07:25.760 to subject them to treatment that violates the Constitution
00:07:28.300 and thereby assign them a legally subordinate status,
00:07:31.380 the agency said.
00:07:32.340 Now, I think that this completely misses the whole point,
00:07:36.500 which is the point that the AFD is raising,
00:07:38.780 is that a lot of people have been given rights and benefits
00:07:42.380 in an unconstitutional manner.
00:07:44.740 So, there seems to be no contradiction with the Constitution
00:07:50.600 if you say people who were given some rights and benefits
00:07:54.580 contrary to the Constitution
00:07:56.420 should be deprived of those very rights and benefits.
00:08:00.400 I mean, that's a very logical argument to make,
00:08:02.660 and you can see what they're trying to say.
00:08:05.760 But I would look at the Constitution.
00:08:07.480 Is the Constitution really that clear
00:08:09.280 that it actually says
00:08:10.900 that you can exclude certain population groups
00:08:13.980 from equal participation in society,
00:08:15.880 that every government does that.
00:08:18.100 If you look at asylum applicants,
00:08:20.000 they're not given equal rights across the whole of society
00:08:23.120 because they've not been given the right to remain here.
00:08:26.720 So, that's automatically something that occurs.
00:08:29.660 So, therefore, on that principle alone,
00:08:31.940 all the political parties would fall foul
00:08:33.900 of what they're absolutely saying at this stage.
00:08:36.140 Also, aren't they denying the AFD members
00:08:40.800 equal participation rights in society?
00:08:43.280 Just asking.
00:08:44.400 Yeah, yeah, the irony of it.
00:08:45.760 I mean, the AFD aren't even that based, like reform.
00:08:49.140 They're not that...
00:08:50.500 They're not crazy at all.
00:08:51.540 So, like, if you just say,
00:08:52.760 actually, I don't want my country flooded
00:08:54.700 with unvetted Muslims.
00:08:56.840 Actually, I don't want all my churches burnt down
00:08:59.100 and or converted to mosques.
00:09:00.920 Oh, you're xenophobic, anti-minority, Islamophobic.
00:09:03.460 It's like, oh, no, I just don't want my country destroyed.
00:09:06.840 And it's very interesting,
00:09:07.840 if you actually look at the AFD equivalent of MPs
00:09:10.960 and also their members,
00:09:13.420 there are those who, as we see within the Conservative Party,
00:09:16.480 be regarded as very left, almost liberal.
00:09:20.640 For those who go on like Van Stork,
00:09:23.080 who's regarded as one of the more outspoken,
00:09:26.040 I think, although she's still in the party.
00:09:27.780 I'm not sure she is anymore.
00:09:29.260 But she's regarded as more of an outlying right winger.
00:09:32.240 So, they have a broader spectrum of people
00:09:34.880 within that party.
00:09:37.120 Much more to the right than we are actually here in the UK
00:09:39.860 and much more to the right than, say, you would say would reform.
00:09:42.980 But nonetheless, they have a balanced group of individuals.
00:09:46.960 Here, they cite example of some individuals
00:09:50.860 that are in the party,
00:09:52.220 which have made some statements
00:09:53.980 that may seem a bit beyond the pale,
00:09:58.300 definitely according to these people.
00:10:00.160 But what is interesting is that
00:10:01.840 it's one thing to localise the claim to individuals,
00:10:08.000 quite another to ban the whole party.
00:10:09.680 And let's not kid ourselves,
00:10:11.420 they're trying to ban the AFD for many years now.
00:10:14.020 I did an interview with Peter Boehringer a year or two ago.
00:10:18.600 I don't know if anyone remembers that.
00:10:20.100 It's on the website, lottocitis.com.
00:10:21.620 Do check that out.
00:10:22.360 I'm not sure if it's behind the table or not.
00:10:23.640 I don't think it is.
00:10:24.600 But he's one of, I think, quite a few deputy chair people,
00:10:28.140 or he was back then.
00:10:29.280 Yeah.
00:10:29.660 And he's a completely reasonable person.
00:10:32.060 They had him on GB News as well.
00:10:33.760 A completely reasonable person.
00:10:35.680 I was too based for him.
00:10:38.180 Asked him a couple of questions that he sort of balked out a bit.
00:10:40.480 I was like, can we sort of not go there?
00:10:41.940 It's completely reasonable stuff.
00:10:44.420 And that's the very interesting point about it.
00:10:46.420 Marcus Pretzel, who is a fellow MEP with me,
00:10:49.740 one of the few AFD members at the time,
00:10:51.860 and has actually looked upon at that stage
00:10:53.960 as being one of the leading lights,
00:10:55.860 would have been regarded as a completely kind of centrist,
00:10:59.420 Kennedy-style type of politician from the AFD.
00:11:03.260 And what that shows to me is how left German politics is,
00:11:08.520 how kind of controlled that they are as a nation.
00:11:12.760 But more than that,
00:11:13.560 how actually controlled the people of Germany are.
00:11:16.420 Because despite everything that's occurring all around them,
00:11:19.460 the terrorist acts, the mass movement of people,
00:11:22.360 the poverty that's occurring in areas,
00:11:24.280 the fact that the East is left on its own compared to the West,
00:11:29.420 is that they're not seeing it in the way that Britain didn't see it.
00:11:32.760 But it's catching up very quickly,
00:11:35.020 hence the reason and the rise for the AFD.
00:11:37.440 But more importantly,
00:11:38.400 hence the reason you've got this mass divide down the country.
00:11:41.560 Eastern AFD, Western liberalism, as they call it.
00:11:45.880 But I call it Western weakness.
00:11:48.400 Exactly.
00:11:49.020 And speaking of how the left has, in a sense,
00:11:53.180 conquered Germany, at least ideologically,
00:11:55.360 here we have the federal minister of the interior and community,
00:12:00.040 Nancy Fazer, who is a member of the SPD.
00:12:04.360 And she was just, her party just lost the election.
00:12:08.080 Yes.
00:12:08.460 Big time.
00:12:09.520 And she was given the leadership of,
00:12:12.660 or the supervision of,
00:12:15.700 one of the biggest federal intelligence agencies of Germany.
00:12:19.220 Is it still just all jerry-rigged,
00:12:21.280 and they got to make a coalition?
00:12:22.440 Yes.
00:12:22.700 And she gets to stay in government.
00:12:24.440 Okay.
00:12:24.860 This comes from three hours ago.
00:12:27.300 Germany updates conservative-led coalition signs agreement.
00:12:31.620 The CDU, CSU, and SPD have signed their coalition agreement.
00:12:35.700 And this is interesting here,
00:12:37.020 because we vote for overall agendas.
00:12:40.740 We don't vote for specific policies.
00:12:43.400 There has been zero referendums,
00:12:45.840 there's a referendum in Germany for mass migration.
00:12:48.820 And this is essentially what the AFD has turned into its flag.
00:12:53.040 It says lots of people,
00:12:54.740 due to the practice of mass migration,
00:12:57.500 and uncontrolled migration,
00:12:59.020 which is unconstitutional,
00:13:01.280 because without borders you have no country,
00:13:03.440 have rights,
00:13:04.780 and this is making the country worse.
00:13:08.720 It's as simple as that.
00:13:10.500 So how do you deal with this?
00:13:12.360 You have to rectify,
00:13:14.360 you have to correct your mistake.
00:13:18.060 The same way if someone was incarcerated,
00:13:21.040 and was guilty,
00:13:22.160 and was out of a mistake,
00:13:23.440 was let out,
00:13:24.540 that person would have more liberties when they were out.
00:13:28.480 You would have to bring them back.
00:13:30.580 I'm not making an equation,
00:13:32.560 I'm talking about the issue in principle.
00:13:33.960 And let's not kid ourselves,
00:13:38.760 it is for years now
00:13:40.220 that the German establishment
00:13:42.260 is trying to ban the AFD,
00:13:44.240 and you would expect them for years now
00:13:46.980 to bring more hard evidence
00:13:48.420 to support their claims,
00:13:50.940 rather than just hiding behind the rhetoric
00:13:54.280 of a critical justice theorist.
00:13:56.500 And the AFD is rising in popularity.
00:14:01.340 And here it's tragic because,
00:14:04.000 on the one hand,
00:14:04.700 because it shows that the German government
00:14:06.420 has a very clear dilemma in front of,
00:14:09.400 is faced with a very clear dilemma.
00:14:11.680 On the one hand,
00:14:12.400 they either gain the support of the German people
00:14:15.580 by governing well,
00:14:17.620 or they try to ban the opposition.
00:14:19.680 And it seems like they're choosing the latter.
00:14:22.400 By choosing to ban the latter,
00:14:24.680 we're doing no different than what they do in China,
00:14:27.700 no different than what they do in Putin's government,
00:14:32.180 which we say is anti-democratic.
00:14:34.640 When you take out Marie Le Pen,
00:14:36.260 when you take out George Escu,
00:14:37.680 when you take out the AFD,
00:14:39.460 you've ceased to become a democratic nation.
00:14:42.220 You've actually become a totalitarian nation.
00:14:45.000 And where you've got 26% of the population,
00:14:48.040 and in some areas of Germany,
00:14:49.820 is way beyond that.
00:14:51.560 You're actually saying these people don't matter.
00:14:53.300 We don't care about you.
00:14:55.140 You should just get back in your little box,
00:14:58.020 do as we tell you what to do,
00:15:00.060 and when you allow you to work,
00:15:01.880 we'll let you work,
00:15:02.620 and when we allow you to vote,
00:15:03.620 we'll let you vote.
00:15:04.520 But as long as you're doing as we say,
00:15:06.780 that's okay.
00:15:07.700 But the moment you complain,
00:15:09.220 I'm sorry, you're now an extremist.
00:15:11.360 You're a nasty individual.
00:15:12.740 You should be locked up.
00:15:13.840 What difference is that to communism,
00:15:16.960 and what happened in Germany before,
00:15:19.420 sorry, after the Nazis?
00:15:21.240 To be honest, it's before and after.
00:15:22.760 It's the same.
00:15:23.460 Eastern Germany,
00:15:24.880 and compared to Western Germany,
00:15:26.060 it's the same mentality.
00:15:27.620 And that mentality is a universal Western ideology
00:15:31.820 that's been created in our universities.
00:15:33.820 And with all the examples you gave,
00:15:37.120 like Bolsonaro,
00:15:38.620 oh, there's just endless examples.
00:15:40.040 They tried to do it to Trump, didn't they?
00:15:41.820 They tried to do it to Trump in a bigger scale.
00:15:44.100 Just all over the world,
00:15:45.740 as you talk about keeping them in their box,
00:15:47.980 I think more of it like a pressure cooker,
00:15:49.880 where they've turned off the valve
00:15:52.540 to release any sort of pressure.
00:15:54.560 Now, just keep that pressure cooker contained.
00:15:56.820 So, in the broadest sense,
00:15:59.780 that strategy is disastrous.
00:16:02.960 My question comes to me, then,
00:16:04.320 is you've got these people
00:16:05.440 who are actually employed by our security services.
00:16:08.840 In our case, MI5, MI6, Special Branch.
00:16:11.740 What sort of individuals are they?
00:16:13.620 What sort of people are they?
00:16:15.120 How undignified and indecent
00:16:17.920 are these individuals to think
00:16:19.740 that they're the only ones that are right,
00:16:21.800 and just because someone has a differential opinion,
00:16:24.160 that they can be regarded as extremist?
00:16:25.860 What is extremist is their view,
00:16:28.140 their opinions.
00:16:29.060 They're the extremists,
00:16:30.740 and they're the ones guarding us.
00:16:32.560 And I'm really, really worried
00:16:34.180 about these individuals.
00:16:35.340 I'm also worried because they constantly
00:16:37.340 talk about protecting democracy,
00:16:39.600 and you can have no democracy without a demos.
00:16:41.340 I don't really understand what democracy means.
00:16:42.840 But you can't have democracy without a demos,
00:16:45.300 and they are essentially trying to ban everyone
00:16:48.720 who is saying our demos is being disintegrated
00:16:52.780 by the policies of this establishment.
00:16:54.740 I think it's very simple.
00:16:56.360 Democracy to them is whoever keeps them in power
00:16:58.940 and enables them to have a nice pension
00:17:01.000 and be able to retire somewhere one day
00:17:02.960 whilst everybody else is living in crap.
00:17:06.040 We had a comment by...
00:17:07.900 I'm sorry. I'd say words like that.
00:17:08.720 That's fine.
00:17:09.140 ...secretary Marco Rubio said
00:17:10.960 Germany just gave its spy agency
00:17:13.300 new powers to surveil the opposition.
00:17:15.160 That's not democracy.
00:17:16.100 It's tyranny in disguise.
00:17:16.880 And we had the response by the German Foreign Office.
00:17:21.700 This is democracy.
00:17:23.260 This decision is the result of a thorough
00:17:25.100 and independent investigation
00:17:26.740 to protect our constitution and the rule of law.
00:17:29.440 It is independent courts that will have the final say.
00:17:32.340 We have learned from our history
00:17:33.660 that right-wing extremism needs to be stopped.
00:17:36.840 Now, I want to say that this reply seems to me to be misleading
00:17:41.840 because the whole question that is left unanswered is
00:17:46.080 where is the hard evidence?
00:17:48.620 Unless hard evidence is given for saying that the AFD
00:17:54.440 is essentially tied to criminal activity,
00:17:58.260 all calls to ban it seem to be unconstitutional,
00:18:02.380 undemocratic, but also unjust.
00:18:03.840 I think what they're looking at is their constitution
00:18:06.240 is not regarding it as criminal activity to say that.
00:18:08.500 On that particular point, if we go back,
00:18:10.760 I actually put my own tweet on this,
00:18:13.500 which is the decision of a thorough independent investigation.
00:18:18.120 We've already looked at the woman who's in charge.
00:18:20.660 She is not independent when you already said
00:18:23.180 that I want to ban them,
00:18:24.700 notwithstanding whatever they do
00:18:26.300 because I just dislike them.
00:18:27.640 So that's a breach.
00:18:28.880 The constitution, secondly,
00:18:30.220 isn't clear on these particular issues.
00:18:32.280 So therefore, and someone from Germany pointed that out to me,
00:18:36.480 and independent courts that will have the final say.
00:18:39.120 They're not necessarily independent courts
00:18:40.800 in the way that we see them here.
00:18:42.900 The constitutional courts that they will go to
00:18:45.300 are actually state-controlled
00:18:47.320 with people who are imposed on those positions,
00:18:50.120 particularly like we have in the European Court of Human Rights.
00:18:53.000 So three points in their response worries me.
00:18:56.520 And the very fact that they don't see it
00:18:58.900 as being anti-democratic and tyrannical
00:19:02.340 is more concerning to me
00:19:04.480 when they put that statement out.
00:19:06.280 It goes again once more
00:19:07.640 to who are the individuals.
00:19:10.140 And I'm trying to focus now
00:19:11.380 on each individual that makes these decisions.
00:19:14.280 What makes that person tick?
00:19:16.800 Why have they become so tyrannical?
00:19:19.560 Why are they complaining about Putin
00:19:21.880 when they're actually acting like Putin?
00:19:24.640 And one other issue to ask here,
00:19:27.380 especially in Germany,
00:19:28.500 is whether the same coalition governs all the time
00:19:33.200 and it's just CDU-led or SPD-led.
00:19:39.520 Because it looks like the Germans voted against the SPD
00:19:43.400 and the SPD found its way back into the government
00:19:46.580 by being a coalition member.
00:19:49.900 You can blame the Americans on that.
00:19:51.120 And I'm afraid from my friends in the United States,
00:19:53.620 it was your State Department
00:19:55.480 that decided to help draft the rules for Germany
00:19:58.300 after the Second World War.
00:19:59.920 It wasn't the Brits and it wasn't Europeans.
00:20:02.040 And this was created in such a way
00:20:03.480 that you would only ever get the people
00:20:05.320 that they wanted and selected at that time put in power.
00:20:07.860 West Germany.
00:20:09.060 Yeah, in West Germany.
00:20:09.860 Right, and we have here a tweet by Ralph Schollhammer,
00:20:13.820 a friend of the show who says,
00:20:15.460 the same people who demand cultural and ethnic sovereignty
00:20:18.380 for Ukraine and the Ukrainians
00:20:19.760 want to ban the AFD for wanting the same
00:20:22.240 for Germany and the Germans.
00:20:24.340 Speaking of the hypocrisy that you just pointed out
00:20:27.600 a few minutes ago.
00:20:29.180 Right, so there was a poll here
00:20:30.920 and it said that almost 50% of Germans
00:20:34.740 backed the AFD plan.
00:20:37.000 Obviously, this is a poll,
00:20:38.240 but I would say that this is particularly worrying
00:20:41.220 because it looks like the people here
00:20:44.440 who make these decisions
00:20:45.740 and are entrusted with making these decisions
00:20:48.140 seem to be particularly ignorant of the literature
00:20:51.480 of totalitarianism and authoritarianism
00:20:54.360 in the 20th century.
00:20:58.080 Never asking the government
00:20:59.980 to justify its calls to ban its opposition
00:21:04.880 isn't exactly the recipe
00:21:06.840 to prevent authoritarianism
00:21:08.340 or totalitarianism from rising.
00:21:10.340 Just saying.
00:21:12.520 And also, it seems like there is
00:21:15.680 a very interesting discussion
00:21:17.280 as to why this happens all the time.
00:21:21.140 Some people are saying that
00:21:22.500 it's a natural tendency in human beings
00:21:25.400 to just trust the government.
00:21:26.780 Others are saying that
00:21:27.760 it's not necessarily human,
00:21:29.700 but it's sometimes relative to the culture.
00:21:33.560 A friend of mine, Benedict Beckel,
00:21:35.240 has written a very interesting article on this
00:21:38.180 called German is Lingering Hegelianism.
00:21:40.640 He has appeared on the show several times.
00:21:43.340 I've interviewed him
00:21:44.240 and we've spoken about multiculturalism
00:21:46.840 a few months ago.
00:21:48.380 And he seems to be saying that
00:21:50.080 for some reason,
00:21:50.860 there seems to be something deeply ingrained
00:21:52.600 in German culture
00:21:53.980 that leads them to be
00:21:55.660 almost invariably state worshippers.
00:22:00.340 That's definitely an article
00:22:01.980 you should read.
00:22:03.920 I think it's also the way
00:22:04.920 that we've indoctrinated
00:22:05.880 after the Second World War
00:22:08.300 that Germans were such murderous,
00:22:10.760 heinous individuals
00:22:11.980 that they could go away
00:22:13.100 and actually support a political party
00:22:15.300 that committed all the murders
00:22:18.060 that it did against the Jews
00:22:19.480 and others.
00:22:21.320 That it's your fault.
00:22:23.980 And therefore,
00:22:24.680 you must trust those from now on
00:22:26.260 who don't want to do that.
00:22:28.600 Exactly.
00:22:29.000 And so you've been indoctrinated culturally
00:22:32.200 to not actually love your country
00:22:34.060 in the same way
00:22:34.720 apart from sports and football
00:22:36.620 and all the rest of it
00:22:37.560 and have a few beers
00:22:38.340 down at the beer keller.
00:22:39.540 But actually,
00:22:40.220 you don't really love yourselves.
00:22:42.200 Actually,
00:22:42.700 your self is only being allowed
00:22:44.580 to be loved
00:22:45.240 by what we're telling you
00:22:47.040 you can love.
00:22:48.320 So if you want to love your culture
00:22:49.660 in the way it was,
00:22:50.840 if you want to love your ancestry
00:22:52.140 and your history,
00:22:52.980 which was generally pretty good,
00:22:55.500 you know,
00:22:55.880 save for that particular period of time,
00:22:58.820 then there's something wrong with you
00:23:00.520 if you do.
00:23:01.680 So just love what we tell you
00:23:03.400 you can love.
00:23:04.060 What an evil and poisonous narrative that is.
00:23:06.300 It is.
00:23:06.920 Disgusting.
00:23:07.440 And quite another thing
00:23:09.460 that it neglects,
00:23:10.760 straightforwardly from the literature
00:23:12.600 that warns against totalitarianism
00:23:16.260 and authoritarianism,
00:23:17.440 is that they forget the principle of reaction.
00:23:21.340 It looks like that for every action
00:23:23.060 there's an equal reaction.
00:23:24.860 The more they push this really radical narrative,
00:23:28.140 the more they are creating the conditions
00:23:32.000 of a powder keg,
00:23:33.320 that I don't want this to happen,
00:23:36.100 just to be very clear,
00:23:37.720 but it looks like the more you press,
00:23:39.960 pressure a situation to the extreme,
00:23:43.060 the more the voices that call
00:23:45.000 for the opposite extreme gain prominence.
00:23:47.740 So it doesn't,
00:23:49.280 these don't seem to be actions
00:23:50.860 of a state or an establishment
00:23:52.700 that wants to prevent authoritarianism from rising.
00:23:56.040 No, I actually think they actually want authoritarianism.
00:23:58.740 I think there is a structured plan
00:23:59.980 that now is being considered
00:24:01.860 that if you can push the people far enough
00:24:04.040 and hard enough on a particular issue,
00:24:06.100 let's say this in Germany,
00:24:07.740 that if you get a massive rebellious reaction,
00:24:10.860 violent offences in Eastern Germany,
00:24:13.380 they can turn around and say,
00:24:14.800 see, there's the extremism,
00:24:17.480 ladies and gentlemen.
00:24:18.640 So we now have to put them down
00:24:20.400 like the ants that they are.
00:24:22.020 Let's crush them with our hefty boot
00:24:24.480 and then implement more extreme regulations
00:24:27.540 and legislation,
00:24:28.760 which again is what security services love
00:24:31.060 because all they want you to do
00:24:32.640 is get up in the morning,
00:24:33.480 go to work, shut your mouth,
00:24:35.020 come back home,
00:24:36.060 go to the mall,
00:24:36.940 watch your TV,
00:24:37.680 which we control.
00:24:38.860 And as long as they're doing that,
00:24:40.100 they're perfectly happy
00:24:40.920 to be able to go and put their feet up
00:24:42.660 and go and enjoy themselves.
00:24:44.540 Lazy people that they are.
00:24:46.440 I nearly said,
00:24:47.300 you know,
00:24:47.660 song title.
00:24:49.440 And you can see that I have no respect
00:24:51.960 for people in our security services
00:24:53.920 at the moment whatsoever
00:24:54.900 because I think they are part and parcel
00:24:57.040 of a way of just ensuring
00:24:58.880 that people in our country
00:25:00.460 are impoverished forever
00:25:01.520 and don't have any respect for themselves.
00:25:03.420 It's just absolutely that gambit
00:25:05.780 of goading someone,
00:25:07.660 poking them with a stick,
00:25:09.000 poking them in the eye
00:25:09.680 until they go berserk
00:25:11.140 and start throwing punches
00:25:12.120 and kicks and elbows.
00:25:13.160 Then it's your fault.
00:25:13.740 And then you're the aggressor.
00:25:15.420 That's right.
00:25:16.400 And they love it.
00:25:16.940 We have here the AFD suing
00:25:22.500 the BFV over the extremist label.
00:25:26.180 And I want to end with,
00:25:28.260 again,
00:25:28.920 talking about evidence.
00:25:31.240 I think the healthier mentality
00:25:33.720 in this case,
00:25:34.680 at least the mentality
00:25:35.480 that is suited to be against totalitarianism
00:25:38.820 is the one that says that
00:25:40.520 rights shouldn't be treated
00:25:42.400 as privileges granted
00:25:44.940 at a bureaucrat's discretion.
00:25:46.940 So when we have governments
00:25:48.420 and establishments
00:25:49.520 that are trying to push forward
00:25:52.080 really radical action
00:25:54.160 against their opponents,
00:25:55.820 the first reaction should be,
00:25:57.620 is there sufficient evidence?
00:25:59.680 And is there any hard evidence?
00:26:02.460 Not just disagreements,
00:26:04.640 not just pointing out things
00:26:07.120 that a woke professor
00:26:09.280 just wouldn't find palatable.
00:26:12.320 That's not enough.
00:26:13.520 I mean,
00:26:15.080 just on the evidence again
00:26:16.060 of when I spoke to Peter Boehringer,
00:26:18.420 he was so,
00:26:19.780 and I don't mean this
00:26:20.560 as a criticism of the man,
00:26:21.580 but he was quite milquetoast,
00:26:23.200 to be honest.
00:26:23.760 There was two,
00:26:24.460 three or four things
00:26:25.440 I asked him about
00:26:26.200 and he just said,
00:26:27.420 I asked him about like
00:26:28.040 the Merkel wave,
00:26:29.340 I asked him about the Ukrainian,
00:26:31.240 so the pipeline getting blown up,
00:26:33.260 I asked him about American bases
00:26:35.420 all over Germany
00:26:36.360 and all of them.
00:26:37.160 He's like,
00:26:37.360 I just can't comment on it
00:26:39.640 because it's too dangerous.
00:26:41.000 People,
00:26:41.920 politically,
00:26:42.520 too dangerous.
00:26:43.540 People in my country
00:26:44.640 will just point at me
00:26:45.560 and say,
00:26:46.000 you're talking extremism.
00:26:48.200 Well,
00:26:48.340 I just asked for an opinion
00:26:49.280 about American bases
00:26:50.540 and he's like,
00:26:51.000 I'm sorry,
00:26:52.180 I can't.
00:26:52.640 And that's it.
00:26:53.100 That's how controlled they are.
00:26:54.520 That's how dangerous
00:26:55.440 this particular is.
00:26:57.160 And you say it,
00:26:58.820 when America,
00:26:59.500 they turn around
00:27:00.020 and say you've lost democracy
00:27:01.240 and freedom of speech.
00:27:03.600 They're right.
00:27:04.320 They're absolutely right.
00:27:06.420 But in Germany,
00:27:07.620 they don't recognize it
00:27:08.820 because culturally,
00:27:10.300 only those in power are right.
00:27:13.100 We have the narrative.
00:27:14.740 We know what we're saying.
00:27:15.920 You believe what we do.
00:27:17.960 And to say what you said about that,
00:27:19.960 not being able to express an opinion,
00:27:22.080 is a classic example
00:27:23.380 of totalitarianism.
00:27:26.000 Right.
00:27:26.700 We don't have any comment
00:27:28.540 for the ramble chat.
00:27:30.640 No ramble rents.
00:27:31.800 No ramble rents.
00:27:33.000 Yeah.
00:27:33.540 Alrighty.
00:27:34.820 It's time to go
00:27:35.380 to the second segment.
00:27:37.420 Okay.
00:27:37.900 So over the weekend,
00:27:39.140 it seems that there were,
00:27:40.200 well,
00:27:40.600 there was more than one
00:27:41.660 alleged terrorist plot
00:27:44.100 rumbled in the UK.
00:27:45.500 More than one.
00:27:46.340 Yeah.
00:27:47.760 Seemingly coming from Iran.
00:27:49.760 So I thought it was just,
00:27:50.780 we need to talk about this a bit.
00:27:52.480 Yes.
00:27:53.240 I thought,
00:27:53.680 because,
00:27:54.020 you know,
00:27:54.560 all over the Western world,
00:27:55.720 all over the world,
00:27:56.520 there's terrorist issues.
00:27:58.200 But these two
00:27:59.000 seem to be coming from,
00:27:59.980 specifically from Iran,
00:28:00.840 sort of state actors in Iran,
00:28:02.460 if we believe what we're told.
00:28:04.640 There's not that much information
00:28:06.720 coming out just yet.
00:28:08.100 All the,
00:28:08.840 I've lined up like a number of things,
00:28:10.480 like AP,
00:28:11.020 Reuters,
00:28:11.700 Guardian,
00:28:12.160 BBC,
00:28:12.720 Sky,
00:28:12.900 they've all got sort of the same quotes,
00:28:15.480 the same sort of,
00:28:16.200 the same sort of small number of soundbites
00:28:19.480 that they're allowed,
00:28:20.340 that they're going with at the moment.
00:28:22.280 We'll see if and when these people
00:28:23.680 ever come up for trial,
00:28:24.680 what actually is going on.
00:28:26.060 So first of all,
00:28:26.960 what was it?
00:28:27.940 Was it on Saturday,
00:28:29.600 there were two different,
00:28:31.200 two different groups of people,
00:28:33.380 eight men in total,
00:28:34.700 seven of which were Iranian nationals,
00:28:37.380 but two different groups.
00:28:38.300 And apparently they're saying
00:28:39.320 they're not connected.
00:28:41.680 But okay,
00:28:42.200 I mean,
00:28:42.400 that's sort of more worrying in a way.
00:28:44.340 The fact that they're Iranian.
00:28:46.440 Yeah.
00:28:48.540 So I thought I'd read it
00:28:49.800 just a little bit
00:28:50.620 just to give you what
00:28:51.320 the mainstream media
00:28:52.420 is sort of telling us.
00:28:53.220 Five men
00:28:53.760 are continuing to be questioned
00:28:56.620 by police
00:28:57.140 over an alleged terror plot
00:28:58.560 in the UK.
00:28:59.140 The men including
00:28:59.700 four Iranian nationals
00:29:00.860 are being held
00:29:01.900 over an alleged plan
00:29:03.260 to quote,
00:29:03.680 target a specific premises
00:29:05.440 the Metropolitan Police said.
00:29:07.220 There's been some speculation,
00:29:08.820 and I stress this,
00:29:09.460 absolute speculation,
00:29:10.740 whether it's sort of
00:29:11.660 Iranian expat journalists,
00:29:13.780 which often seems to be
00:29:15.460 an Iranian state target,
00:29:18.400 you know,
00:29:18.980 other Iranians
00:29:19.760 just in the West,
00:29:20.680 whether it's France,
00:29:21.380 Britain,
00:29:21.660 America,
00:29:22.100 wherever,
00:29:22.760 that are anti-Iranian
00:29:24.420 and say so openly
00:29:25.800 in the West,
00:29:26.840 they get targeted by...
00:29:28.120 They're going for Maya 2C2.
00:29:29.680 Maya 2C2,
00:29:30.480 God,
00:29:30.940 yeah.
00:29:32.540 Or whether some say...
00:29:33.260 He's not particularly liked by them.
00:29:34.620 No,
00:29:34.900 I wouldn't know,
00:29:35.400 because he's vocal
00:29:36.860 against them,
00:29:37.520 isn't he?
00:29:37.760 He is.
00:29:38.280 Or whether they were
00:29:39.240 going to target
00:29:39.820 a Jewish
00:29:41.940 or Israeli embassy
00:29:43.120 or something,
00:29:43.600 we don't know.
00:29:44.720 That's just pure speculation,
00:29:46.560 but the line is
00:29:48.180 target a specific premises,
00:29:49.800 so God knows really
00:29:50.740 what it is,
00:29:51.540 whether we'll ever find out.
00:29:52.900 They were arrested
00:29:53.560 in Swindon,
00:29:55.140 in the West Country,
00:29:56.640 where we are,
00:29:57.720 of all places.
00:29:58.560 Yeah.
00:29:59.000 West London,
00:29:59.640 Stockport,
00:30:00.100 Rochdale and Manchester.
00:30:01.680 And we were joking
00:30:02.220 just before we came,
00:30:03.000 just before we went live,
00:30:04.680 that like,
00:30:05.440 somewhere in the Iranian
00:30:06.700 deep state,
00:30:07.880 they're looking at
00:30:08.720 sort of,
00:30:09.540 Westminster,
00:30:10.500 Whitehall,
00:30:11.100 RAF bases,
00:30:12.360 and Swindon High Street,
00:30:13.840 apparently.
00:30:16.280 I'm joking,
00:30:17.160 of course,
00:30:17.560 it's,
00:30:17.820 why would,
00:30:19.080 it doesn't,
00:30:19.500 it's crazy.
00:30:19.920 People are barbers out there
00:30:20.840 that are not under our control,
00:30:22.120 take them out.
00:30:22.780 Right,
00:30:23.260 yeah,
00:30:24.180 yeah,
00:30:24.520 we need complete,
00:30:25.460 full spectrum dominance
00:30:26.520 of barbers in Wiltshire,
00:30:29.460 Tehran.
00:30:30.940 Yes,
00:30:31.340 this is how we get our boys in,
00:30:32.920 get all the barbers in England,
00:30:34.760 and go on,
00:30:35.480 the Afghans have got some,
00:30:36.560 take them out.
00:30:37.940 There's one Iraqi controlled barber
00:30:40.340 still left in Swindon.
00:30:41.620 Yes,
00:30:42.080 that's the goal.
00:30:43.040 Send in the boys.
00:30:43.840 Three other Iranian men
00:30:48.560 were arrested in London
00:30:49.380 on Saturday
00:30:49.880 in relation to a separate
00:30:51.060 counter-terrorism investigation,
00:30:52.460 apparently.
00:30:53.320 On Sunday,
00:30:53.780 Home Secretary Yvette Cooper
00:30:55.020 said that the two operations
00:30:56.400 reflect some of the biggest
00:30:57.900 counter-state threat
00:30:58.920 and counter-terrorism operations
00:31:01.980 that we have seen
00:31:02.960 in recent years.
00:31:04.060 I'm pleased that they could
00:31:04.860 distinguish that they were men.
00:31:07.000 Oh, right,
00:31:07.400 yeah.
00:31:08.620 Claiming to be men.
00:31:09.740 Let's not rule out
00:31:10.940 that they are deep down,
00:31:12.200 in fact,
00:31:12.520 women.
00:31:12.660 The office has moved,
00:31:14.340 obviously,
00:31:14.900 under the court case now
00:31:15.780 and they state it out.
00:31:16.780 There was a clip of Yvette Cooper
00:31:19.060 and she was in total robot mode,
00:31:22.460 you know,
00:31:23.320 as you can imagine.
00:31:24.180 Yeah.
00:31:24.700 Because all this stuff,
00:31:25.820 as you say,
00:31:26.200 sort of special branch,
00:31:27.720 counter-terrorist police,
00:31:29.660 MI5,
00:31:30.820 it's all under the Home Office,
00:31:31.720 so,
00:31:32.240 in other words,
00:31:32.720 under her,
00:31:33.320 so ultimately the buck
00:31:34.280 stops with her as opposed to.
00:31:35.920 The BBC article goes on here
00:31:37.500 to say,
00:31:37.920 as part of the investigation
00:31:38.720 into a alleged terror plot,
00:31:40.120 police arrested the five men,
00:31:41.720 two aged 29,
00:31:42.400 a 40-year-old
00:31:43.220 and another aged 46.
00:31:45.000 In the early hours
00:31:45.660 of Saturday morning,
00:31:46.760 the fifth person's nationality
00:31:47.880 and age has not been confirmed.
00:31:49.240 The Met Office,
00:31:50.240 sorry,
00:31:50.540 the Met Police said
00:31:51.700 the affected site,
00:31:53.320 allegedly targeting the plot,
00:31:54.620 had been made aware
00:31:55.420 and was being supported
00:31:56.560 by police.
00:31:57.940 Footage showed
00:31:58.640 an armed officer
00:31:59.320 taking a man
00:31:59.840 from a house in Rochdale.
00:32:01.080 Sorry,
00:32:01.980 sorry.
00:32:02.340 This looks like something else.
00:32:04.440 I've just seen the last sentence.
00:32:07.260 In Swindon.
00:32:08.580 Yeah.
00:32:09.060 No,
00:32:09.440 in Swindon.
00:32:10.760 That's got me.
00:32:12.060 Well,
00:32:12.360 just quick to say that,
00:32:13.160 in Rochdale,
00:32:13.740 another man was dragged
00:32:14.500 through the streets in Swindon
00:32:15.780 with plastic bags
00:32:17.060 over his arms.
00:32:19.340 It is understood
00:32:19.900 military personnel
00:32:20.840 were involved
00:32:21.480 in the Rochdale raid.
00:32:23.260 In Swindon,
00:32:23.800 one eyewitness told the BBC
00:32:24.760 that six men
00:32:25.320 entered a cafe
00:32:25.940 which was actually
00:32:27.140 Costa Coffee.
00:32:28.260 Costa.
00:32:29.100 Costa Coffee,
00:32:29.580 which we've all walked past
00:32:30.580 hundreds of times.
00:32:31.620 Yeah.
00:32:32.080 Hundreds,
00:32:32.400 hundreds of times.
00:32:34.060 And the suspect
00:32:35.080 had ordered a coffee
00:32:36.380 and donuts.
00:32:38.060 So,
00:32:38.420 they ordered,
00:32:38.860 sorry,
00:32:39.140 they ordered coffee.
00:32:40.080 The police,
00:32:40.420 the undercover military
00:32:41.760 or police guy
00:32:42.580 ordered coffee
00:32:44.360 and donuts.
00:32:45.280 A chocolate beer.
00:32:45.760 Oh,
00:32:45.880 they dumped him.
00:32:47.620 I'm sorry.
00:32:48.620 It's a cliche.
00:32:49.580 It is.
00:32:50.960 Can I have six coffee
00:32:52.240 and six donuts?
00:32:53.180 Got to jump him now.
00:32:54.400 Yeah.
00:32:54.960 I'm sorry,
00:32:55.440 we shouldn't be
00:32:56.080 really making fun
00:32:56.780 about this.
00:32:57.440 But that sentence alone,
00:32:59.740 it's almost out
00:33:00.480 of a comedy sketch.
00:33:01.680 Like,
00:33:01.860 we've got a really,
00:33:02.540 really important
00:33:03.400 sort of counter-espionage
00:33:04.840 mission to do,
00:33:05.800 but we could get
00:33:07.040 a yum yum
00:33:07.520 while we're here.
00:33:09.300 Right?
00:33:09.540 Chocolate twist.
00:33:10.420 Yeah,
00:33:10.660 maybe a reduced price.
00:33:12.760 There's time for a Danish.
00:33:14.140 Come on,
00:33:14.420 lads.
00:33:14.800 Come on.
00:33:15.160 Let's go.
00:33:15.980 Yeah.
00:33:16.720 I'll finish now.
00:33:17.720 Let's jump him.
00:33:18.440 Yeah.
00:33:19.180 Wait,
00:33:19.580 he's gone.
00:33:19.960 Let's go.
00:33:20.780 So,
00:33:21.140 before they followed him
00:33:22.800 out and jumped on him.
00:33:23.740 So,
00:33:24.300 there's a little
00:33:25.040 sort of nine-second clip
00:33:26.420 here,
00:33:27.040 which we'll play.
00:33:27.920 Is this the Swindon one?
00:33:28.800 Yeah.
00:33:29.920 So,
00:33:30.560 it's...
00:33:31.040 How did they order
00:33:33.580 the doughnuts
00:33:35.280 and coffee
00:33:36.320 with balaclavas
00:33:37.360 on their head?
00:33:39.060 Yeah.
00:33:39.580 Was that not the telltale sign
00:33:41.100 that someone's coming
00:33:41.960 for you?
00:33:43.220 You come in with a balaclava.
00:33:44.840 Six...
00:33:45.420 Sorry.
00:33:46.800 Six
00:33:47.200 coffees and doughnuts,
00:33:49.000 please.
00:33:49.800 Jump him down.
00:33:51.000 Ignore the balaclava.
00:33:52.160 Yeah.
00:33:52.440 It's an anti-COVID measure.
00:33:53.580 Don't worry about it.
00:33:55.260 So,
00:33:55.740 anyone that knows Swindon
00:33:57.160 can see that,
00:33:59.460 like,
00:33:59.840 there's the Iceland.
00:34:01.560 Yeah.
00:34:02.580 Like,
00:34:02.840 this is right in the middle
00:34:03.760 of Swindon.
00:34:04.860 It's really incongruous.
00:34:07.100 Really,
00:34:07.480 really disturbing,
00:34:08.640 really.
00:34:08.860 Yeah.
00:34:09.480 And also,
00:34:10.180 this guy,
00:34:11.780 if you can see,
00:34:13.600 they've got like,
00:34:14.320 they put,
00:34:14.540 yeah,
00:34:14.700 they put some sort
00:34:15.300 of plastic bags over his arm.
00:34:16.460 I've never seen that before.
00:34:17.800 No.
00:34:18.340 I can only imagine it's to do
00:34:19.600 sort of trying to preserve evidence.
00:34:21.460 Yeah.
00:34:21.640 Whether he had gunpowder residue
00:34:23.340 or bomb making chemicals
00:34:25.280 on his hands
00:34:25.860 or God knows what.
00:34:28.060 I can only imagine that.
00:34:29.760 I love the reaction
00:34:30.480 of some of the people
00:34:31.300 as they're being dragged power.
00:34:32.300 Look at that girl on the left.
00:34:34.140 Absolutely nothing.
00:34:35.300 Doesn't even notice
00:34:36.160 that six men are dragging a guy
00:34:37.880 with a plastic bag
00:34:38.680 around his head and his arms
00:34:39.720 and she's just carrying on.
00:34:41.160 Because anyone watching this,
00:34:42.180 the cops
00:34:42.740 or MI5 dudes,
00:34:44.320 whoever they are,
00:34:45.080 whatever they are,
00:34:45.720 they're not in any sort of uniform.
00:34:47.340 They're plain clothes,
00:34:48.660 balaclava guys
00:34:49.560 dragging another dude
00:34:52.520 through the street
00:34:53.060 in the middle of Swindon.
00:34:54.840 Is that saying
00:34:55.220 it's a normal Saturday night
00:34:56.140 in Swindon?
00:34:56.700 Just like that
00:34:57.140 and they're used to it.
00:34:58.340 Yeah.
00:34:59.540 It's just horrible
00:35:01.720 and worrying.
00:35:03.020 So anyway,
00:35:04.340 there's just lots of other links
00:35:06.260 just to show
00:35:06.980 even the local Wiltshire.
00:35:09.860 Yeah.
00:35:10.640 Yeah.
00:35:10.960 Yeah,
00:35:11.160 this is where it was.
00:35:13.220 It's pretty cool
00:35:16.960 to wear the kafirs
00:35:19.080 on their heads
00:35:20.100 with cameras.
00:35:22.240 Yeah.
00:35:23.400 It's just,
00:35:23.820 this is the world
00:35:24.440 we live in now.
00:35:25.120 I mean,
00:35:25.260 one of the things
00:35:25.680 I wanted to say,
00:35:26.760 if you remember,
00:35:27.940 certainly Stephen Yeo
00:35:29.340 and I still,
00:35:30.040 probably just about old enough
00:35:31.040 to remember
00:35:31.440 sort of a pre-9-11 world
00:35:33.060 where Islam,
00:35:36.220 let alone Islamic terrorism,
00:35:37.640 was just unknown.
00:35:38.600 I mean,
00:35:38.960 unknown in the West,
00:35:41.040 in Britain.
00:35:41.420 Well,
00:35:41.540 almost,
00:35:41.840 there'll be some
00:35:43.160 Futura tippers out there
00:35:44.100 that will say,
00:35:44.560 well,
00:35:44.720 there's this there.
00:35:45.400 It's almost,
00:35:46.080 almost unknown.
00:35:47.680 I mean,
00:35:47.960 I remember after 9-11,
00:35:49.120 people,
00:35:49.540 lots of people
00:35:50.160 didn't know the difference
00:35:51.100 between a Sikh and a Muslim.
00:35:52.680 No.
00:35:53.120 That's honestly true.
00:35:54.300 There were some people,
00:35:54.920 some Sikhs that got sort of
00:35:56.100 targeted and harassed
00:35:57.240 or beaten up
00:35:57.980 straight after 9-11
00:35:59.260 as a knee-jerk reaction thing
00:36:00.500 because people didn't know
00:36:01.340 the difference.
00:36:02.200 It just wasn't a thing
00:36:03.400 and now the West is flooded
00:36:05.260 with an almost endless string
00:36:07.120 of Islamic terrorism.
00:36:08.980 So just for the younger people
00:36:10.300 who might not be aware,
00:36:11.840 it never used to be like this.
00:36:13.020 The world of Blair and Bush
00:36:14.320 changed everything for us
00:36:15.780 when they decided
00:36:16.560 that they're going
00:36:17.120 on a geopolitical rant
00:36:18.660 to try and take on
00:36:20.300 Iran
00:36:21.980 and also China
00:36:23.720 and Russia
00:36:24.100 in the future
00:36:24.740 by building up wars
00:36:26.340 in Iraq,
00:36:27.400 in Syria
00:36:28.000 and preparing all of this
00:36:29.620 in Afghanistan.
00:36:30.200 I can understand
00:36:31.280 that they wanted to kill off communism
00:36:32.940 but having to do deals
00:36:34.520 with the Taliban
00:36:35.680 that suggested
00:36:36.720 and what came Al-Qaeda
00:36:38.520 that we will give you
00:36:39.920 your country
00:36:40.600 just like Israel
00:36:41.740 has got its country
00:36:42.720 with its own religion,
00:36:43.800 you can have your own
00:36:44.640 type of religion there
00:36:45.520 and then renege on it.
00:36:47.120 What did they expect?
00:36:48.420 You're talking about
00:36:48.880 the 1980s Mujahideen effort
00:36:50.740 against the Soviets
00:36:51.640 in Afghanistan.
00:36:52.240 That's when they first
00:36:53.100 started to deal with it
00:36:54.080 and then they built it up.
00:36:55.060 The birth of Al-Qaeda.
00:36:56.220 I've interviewed
00:36:57.020 Dr. Jeffrey Bale
00:36:58.300 he is working
00:36:59.220 on counter-terrorism
00:37:00.320 and you can see
00:37:01.460 the interview
00:37:02.080 on our website
00:37:03.460 and he was saying
00:37:04.560 that after the fall
00:37:05.560 of the Berlin Wall
00:37:06.440 the personnel
00:37:07.380 essentially
00:37:08.260 was
00:37:09.240 the same
00:37:10.700 and they didn't change
00:37:12.080 the way
00:37:13.420 they approached
00:37:14.040 the terrorists
00:37:15.140 and they didn't
00:37:16.600 take them
00:37:17.000 as true believers.
00:37:17.920 They thought
00:37:18.220 they would
00:37:18.640 deep down
00:37:19.520 be able to strike
00:37:20.540 and deal with them.
00:37:21.200 Yeah, that's it.
00:37:22.580 That's the naivety
00:37:23.320 but then they decide
00:37:24.560 to go to war
00:37:25.160 and as you
00:37:25.660 keep bombing countries
00:37:27.740 it gives people
00:37:28.860 a belief to leave
00:37:30.640 and then suddenly
00:37:31.900 you're going to get
00:37:32.480 people coming out
00:37:33.380 of those
00:37:33.780 into our countries
00:37:34.740 who are not
00:37:35.260 the genuine
00:37:35.820 refugees and asylum seekers
00:37:37.620 they are part
00:37:38.260 of the believers
00:37:38.960 who they were running from
00:37:40.540 and that's what
00:37:41.460 we're facing now
00:37:42.260 and the more
00:37:42.820 that we do it
00:37:43.380 the more that we'll have.
00:37:45.120 You mentioned
00:37:45.880 sort of the
00:37:46.320 Bush and Blair years
00:37:48.000 yeah I can't stress
00:37:49.640 again for sort of
00:37:50.420 the younger generation
00:37:51.380 that won't remember it
00:37:52.360 what a different world
00:37:54.040 it was before 9-11
00:37:55.280 there's the famous
00:37:56.720 George Bush
00:37:57.540 one of George Bush's
00:37:58.720 State of the Union
00:38:00.420 speeches where he
00:38:01.120 said Iran, Iraq
00:38:02.240 and North Korea
00:38:02.880 yeah
00:38:03.660 there is a cold war
00:38:05.240 going on between
00:38:05.800 the West and Iran
00:38:07.000 yes
00:38:07.680 absolutely
00:38:08.560 so okay
00:38:10.620 just before I carry on
00:38:11.520 I'll just show
00:38:12.220 there's sort of
00:38:12.680 the Guardian
00:38:13.140 it's all over the news
00:38:14.240 Sky News
00:38:14.940 and there was one
00:38:16.020 that said
00:38:16.440 claimed there was
00:38:17.420 yeah just hours away
00:38:19.360 the Standard
00:38:19.920 claimed that
00:38:21.260 an attack
00:38:22.060 was just hours
00:38:23.280 from being launched
00:38:24.140 before being foiled
00:38:25.340 by police
00:38:26.000 we won't listen to
00:38:27.760 Yvette Cooper
00:38:28.280 just read the lines
00:38:29.440 that other people
00:38:30.000 have said for her
00:38:30.960 the Standard
00:38:33.700 another
00:38:35.040 I think was quite
00:38:35.880 interesting
00:38:36.260 the Foreign Office
00:38:38.760 has banned
00:38:39.640 one or two
00:38:40.260 recently
00:38:41.000 banned one or two
00:38:42.180 Iranian organisations
00:38:43.700 that they're saying
00:38:45.020 are just
00:38:46.000 out and out
00:38:46.820 bad guys
00:38:47.640 isn't it weird
00:38:48.960 that we
00:38:49.520 hear the police
00:38:51.200 and the media
00:38:52.080 saying actively
00:38:53.280 it was a terror
00:38:54.340 plot
00:38:54.680 yeah
00:38:55.400 well that's the line
00:38:56.060 that was the motive
00:38:56.980 but that's how
00:38:57.800 it works
00:38:58.520 so you'll get a
00:38:59.060 press office now
00:38:59.820 is either within
00:39:00.660 the Home Office
00:39:01.400 or those in the
00:39:03.220 security services
00:39:04.100 they've got a press
00:39:04.780 office team
00:39:05.260 they will create
00:39:06.740 their legend
00:39:07.620 with their press
00:39:08.900 release
00:39:09.220 and the legend
00:39:09.720 will have the lines
00:39:11.020 that the certain
00:39:11.680 selected journalists
00:39:12.820 who are connected
00:39:13.600 to that
00:39:14.060 will be allowed
00:39:14.940 to have
00:39:15.480 and all of them
00:39:17.000 will be told
00:39:17.560 that you've got
00:39:18.040 to say the same
00:39:18.840 line
00:39:19.300 this is all
00:39:19.940 you're getting
00:39:20.480 from us
00:39:20.980 and you're getting
00:39:22.120 this as the
00:39:23.680 lead for your
00:39:24.920 organisation
00:39:25.500 so you get this
00:39:27.020 kind of one-on-one
00:39:27.720 relationship
00:39:28.320 with the journalist
00:39:29.300 but you stay the same
00:39:30.600 so this is what
00:39:31.260 Tony Benn used to say
00:39:32.360 when you say that
00:39:33.380 we're in a media
00:39:34.020 democracy of media
00:39:35.800 you're not
00:39:37.000 you're in a democracy
00:39:37.960 of one line
00:39:38.840 being given to
00:39:39.600 several media
00:39:40.400 it's always the same
00:39:42.080 line
00:39:42.620 sorry just
00:39:44.800 why I'm asking
00:39:46.140 this is because
00:39:47.000 when something
00:39:48.740 does happen
00:39:49.700 we frequently
00:39:50.760 have the whole
00:39:51.460 establishment
00:39:51.980 and the media
00:39:52.620 saying
00:39:53.020 it's too
00:39:53.920 early for us
00:39:55.480 to say
00:39:56.340 it was
00:39:56.960 terror attack
00:39:58.080 or not
00:39:58.820 it looks like
00:40:00.060 they're not
00:40:00.500 it's not too early
00:40:01.980 for them to say
00:40:02.600 now
00:40:02.860 I'm not saying
00:40:03.560 it didn't happen
00:40:04.260 and it wasn't
00:40:05.120 just saying
00:40:05.820 for next time
00:40:07.000 and all the times
00:40:08.500 that they've said
00:40:09.300 that it was
00:40:10.020 too early to say
00:40:10.880 but he also gives
00:40:11.760 them an out
00:40:12.260 you see this is
00:40:13.400 the important part
00:40:14.060 of the line
00:40:14.420 if they've made
00:40:14.880 a mistake
00:40:15.320 they can say
00:40:16.680 it looks like
00:40:17.820 it was
00:40:18.440 and then it turns
00:40:19.040 out it's no
00:40:19.640 it's just a
00:40:20.220 bunch of guys
00:40:21.160 who were going
00:40:21.520 to attack
00:40:22.680 homeland
00:40:23.180 on the weekend
00:40:24.280 or something
00:40:24.740 like that
00:40:25.260 but we needed
00:40:26.280 to go in
00:40:27.020 in this way
00:40:27.560 just to make sure
00:40:28.440 so it does
00:40:29.260 that sort of
00:40:29.840 language allows
00:40:30.760 them to have
00:40:31.380 that flexibility
00:40:32.280 to be able
00:40:33.620 to create the
00:40:34.200 headline
00:40:34.580 after all
00:40:35.680 Iranians are now
00:40:36.420 our current bad
00:40:37.000 boys and we need
00:40:37.740 to ensure that
00:40:38.400 they're constantly
00:40:39.520 in the bad boy line
00:40:40.440 and if they make
00:40:41.380 a mistake
00:40:41.740 it can fade away
00:40:43.040 and no one
00:40:43.880 will notice the
00:40:44.540 difference
00:40:45.000 you both made
00:40:46.000 some good points
00:40:46.400 you used the word
00:40:46.920 legend there
00:40:47.760 absolutely exactly
00:40:49.460 the right term
00:40:50.940 that's what the
00:40:51.580 intelligence services
00:40:52.220 do to create a
00:40:53.060 legend around
00:40:54.220 somebody or an
00:40:55.260 organisation that
00:40:55.980 they can then
00:40:56.540 later point back
00:40:57.600 at and say
00:40:58.540 this is an
00:40:59.040 established fact
00:40:59.600 and it may well
00:41:00.320 not be
00:41:00.800 it may just be
00:41:01.720 all skullduggery
00:41:03.800 all sort of
00:41:04.660 espionage
00:41:05.260 liars
00:41:05.680 piled upon liars
00:41:06.700 you know
00:41:07.280 who knows
00:41:07.640 but anyway
00:41:08.060 yeah
00:41:08.560 and the other
00:41:09.160 thing you said
00:41:09.580 says where
00:41:10.140 it's interesting
00:41:11.400 to see when
00:41:12.160 the establishment
00:41:13.860 includes with
00:41:15.300 the mainstream
00:41:15.640 media
00:41:16.080 when they'll say
00:41:16.880 oh it's just
00:41:17.860 mental health
00:41:19.440 or we don't
00:41:20.320 know yet
00:41:20.780 it's too early
00:41:21.520 to say nobody
00:41:22.100 knows
00:41:22.480 or they come
00:41:22.960 out and say
00:41:23.380 no this guy
00:41:24.680 was this
00:41:25.640 immediately
00:41:26.660 I remember
00:41:27.760 the LA
00:41:29.080 shooting
00:41:29.760 sorry the
00:41:30.560 Las Vegas
00:41:31.060 shooting
00:41:31.620 how quickly
00:41:32.620 immediately
00:41:33.040 they came out
00:41:33.720 and they said
00:41:34.180 who it was
00:41:35.060 and what was
00:41:35.820 going on
00:41:36.280 and everything
00:41:36.580 behind it
00:41:37.040 and then
00:41:37.260 the other
00:41:37.640 ones
00:41:37.880 they just
00:41:38.240 sort of
00:41:38.820 feign
00:41:39.160 ignorance
00:41:40.600 we're going
00:41:40.940 to Germany
00:41:41.340 they love
00:41:42.400 all Muslim
00:41:43.120 terrorists
00:41:43.540 being mentally
00:41:44.140 ill
00:41:44.400 right yeah
00:41:45.220 I don't think
00:41:45.720 anyone's ever
00:41:46.180 done it
00:41:46.400 without terrorist
00:41:46.940 reasons
00:41:47.400 they've only
00:41:47.780 done it
00:41:48.020 because they're
00:41:48.400 not well
00:41:48.840 or he's
00:41:49.320 actually a
00:41:49.800 Christian
00:41:50.140 or he's
00:41:50.540 actually a
00:41:50.920 choir boy
00:41:51.380 or whatever
00:41:51.800 it is
00:41:52.240 I mean
00:41:52.540 so okay
00:41:53.960 but this time
00:41:54.760 they're saying
00:41:55.200 this is
00:41:55.740 Iranian
00:41:57.020 state-backed
00:41:58.920 characters
00:41:59.500 yes
00:42:00.020 NBC
00:42:01.120 obviously
00:42:01.680 American
00:42:02.060 is saying
00:42:03.220 there may be
00:42:03.620 a link
00:42:03.860 between these
00:42:04.380 two different
00:42:04.940 sets of
00:42:05.680 raids
00:42:06.080 but our
00:42:06.860 line is
00:42:07.340 that it
00:42:07.580 isn't
00:42:07.920 but anyway
00:42:08.360 AP
00:42:09.700 just going
00:42:11.500 with it
00:42:11.860 as well
00:42:12.360 well NBC
00:42:13.300 is important
00:42:13.900 because if you
00:42:14.540 want to get
00:42:14.840 the message
00:42:15.220 about being
00:42:15.740 anti-Iranian
00:42:16.460 then they're
00:42:16.840 the ones
00:42:17.120 to pass it
00:42:17.920 from here
00:42:18.260 back into
00:42:18.700 the US
00:42:19.180 and the
00:42:19.420 US now
00:42:19.980 all their
00:42:20.760 newspapers
00:42:21.200 will pick
00:42:21.980 it up
00:42:22.180 from NBC
00:42:22.660 so that
00:42:23.620 way it
00:42:24.520 now filters
00:42:25.300 slowly
00:42:25.920 across the
00:42:26.500 United States
00:42:27.240 from regional
00:42:28.260 to local
00:42:28.880 news
00:42:29.140 mainly
00:42:29.860 regional
00:42:30.560 it won't
00:42:30.920 necessarily
00:42:31.320 reach the
00:42:31.740 locals
00:42:32.060 but that's
00:42:32.820 a method
00:42:33.220 that they
00:42:33.600 use
00:42:34.080 in terms
00:42:34.780 of
00:42:35.020 pushing
00:42:35.560 it out
00:42:35.880 and AP
00:42:36.260 will be
00:42:36.620 the same
00:42:36.920 in Europe
00:42:37.300 so one of
00:42:38.740 the things
00:42:39.020 I wanted
00:42:39.340 to say
00:42:39.820 in this
00:42:40.100 segment
00:42:40.380 is to
00:42:40.820 try and
00:42:41.140 put a
00:42:41.440 little bit
00:42:41.920 more meat
00:42:42.360 on the
00:42:42.640 bones
00:42:43.120 for people
00:42:44.300 who might
00:42:44.820 not know
00:42:45.140 because there
00:42:45.600 is a long
00:42:46.420 and storied
00:42:48.060 and tumultuous
00:42:48.860 story
00:42:50.000 backstory
00:42:50.920 between
00:42:52.100 Russia
00:42:53.260 Britain
00:42:53.760 and the
00:42:54.280 United States
00:42:54.860 with Iran
00:42:55.420 or Persia
00:42:55.980 as it used
00:42:56.340 to be
00:42:56.680 so I just
00:42:57.500 wanted to
00:42:57.760 maybe run
00:42:58.200 through
00:42:58.360 just a quick
00:42:58.820 list
00:42:59.100 for people
00:42:59.560 so if
00:43:00.360 on your own
00:43:01.640 time
00:43:01.860 if you want to
00:43:02.180 look any of
00:43:02.560 this stuff
00:43:02.900 up
00:43:03.180 I mean
00:43:03.640 Britain
00:43:04.280 and Iran
00:43:05.100 again
00:43:05.640 or as Persia
00:43:06.280 as it used
00:43:06.560 to be
00:43:07.260 we've
00:43:08.400 to be
00:43:09.180 absolutely
00:43:09.540 honest
00:43:10.040 we have
00:43:10.780 screwed
00:43:11.100 with them
00:43:11.680 quite a lot
00:43:13.220 to be honest
00:43:14.400 they call us
00:43:15.100 the old fox
00:43:15.920 they think
00:43:16.900 that is what
00:43:17.700 that's their
00:43:18.860 nickname for us
00:43:19.760 in a derogatory
00:43:22.000 way
00:43:22.580 like this
00:43:23.320 wily old
00:43:24.140 fox
00:43:24.480 who can't
00:43:24.820 be trusted
00:43:25.240 and will
00:43:26.440 get in your
00:43:27.080 chicken coop
00:43:27.780 and kill
00:43:28.040 all your
00:43:28.240 chickens
00:43:28.500 if it can
00:43:29.040 I mean
00:43:29.720 they call
00:43:30.040 America
00:43:30.500 the great
00:43:31.340 satan
00:43:31.700 don't they
00:43:32.060 so okay
00:43:34.220 just a quick
00:43:34.680 list
00:43:34.880 quick
00:43:35.140 whirlwind
00:43:35.840 run through
00:43:36.280 I mean
00:43:36.540 going back
00:43:36.860 to the
00:43:37.080 19th century
00:43:37.840 there was
00:43:38.440 the great
00:43:38.860 game between
00:43:39.500 czarist Russia
00:43:40.260 and the
00:43:41.620 British Empire
00:43:42.500 sort of
00:43:43.460 a rush
00:43:44.800 to control
00:43:45.560 Central Asia
00:43:46.540 places like
00:43:47.040 Persia
00:43:47.380 Mesopotamia
00:43:48.020 modern day
00:43:48.400 Iraq
00:43:48.800 all sorts of
00:43:50.000 what is today
00:43:50.720 the Stans
00:43:51.340 Turkmenistan
00:43:51.980 a rush
00:43:53.400 for that
00:43:54.000 on the
00:43:54.700 great
00:43:54.980 chessboard
00:43:56.460 the devil's
00:43:57.200 chessboard
00:43:57.580 of world
00:43:58.300 affairs
00:43:59.200 nothing
00:44:01.360 has changed
00:44:02.180 this is
00:44:03.700 just
00:44:03.920 Herodotus
00:44:04.820 book one
00:44:05.360 who started
00:44:06.860 it
00:44:07.220 we'll send
00:44:08.500 Blair into
00:44:09.160 the stands
00:44:09.740 to make sure
00:44:10.320 that they
00:44:10.680 come to our
00:44:11.260 side
00:44:11.580 we'll give
00:44:12.620 them some
00:44:13.100 preferential
00:44:13.760 treatment
00:44:14.300 you know
00:44:14.760 now if you're
00:44:15.680 a Persian
00:44:16.280 person
00:44:16.900 you would
00:44:17.420 just obviously
00:44:17.900 resent that
00:44:18.400 who is Russia
00:44:19.140 who's Moscow
00:44:20.040 or London
00:44:20.520 to tell us
00:44:21.100 what we can
00:44:21.540 or can't
00:44:21.840 do
00:44:22.020 and who
00:44:22.320 our
00:44:22.480 leaders
00:44:22.760 are
00:44:23.420 don't blame
00:44:24.940 them
00:44:25.160 I don't blame
00:44:25.600 them
00:44:25.980 you know
00:44:26.460 there was some
00:44:27.040 little country
00:44:27.680 on the other
00:44:28.180 side of the
00:44:28.580 world that
00:44:28.880 screwed us
00:44:29.600 over a
00:44:31.300 dozen times
00:44:32.020 over a
00:44:32.400 century
00:44:32.760 if Burma
00:44:33.900 kept trying
00:44:34.520 to screw
00:44:35.200 with British
00:44:35.700 politics all
00:44:36.240 the time
00:44:36.640 you would
00:44:37.460 hate them
00:44:37.920 wouldn't you
00:44:38.320 resent them
00:44:39.300 be suspicious
00:44:39.960 of them
00:44:40.380 at the very
00:44:40.700 least
00:44:41.100 so in
00:44:42.100 like 1909
00:44:43.220 we created
00:44:45.000 the Anglo
00:44:46.560 Persian Oil
00:44:47.380 Company
00:44:47.800 where we were
00:44:50.220 just taking
00:44:51.180 their oil
00:44:51.560 basically taking
00:44:52.900 their oil
00:44:53.340 for dirt
00:44:54.200 cheap
00:44:54.560 yep and giving
00:44:55.360 them nothing
00:44:55.720 back
00:44:56.120 apart from a
00:44:57.080 few of our
00:44:57.680 selected
00:44:58.080 leaders
00:44:58.540 that we
00:44:59.740 put in
00:45:00.200 there
00:45:00.460 right
00:45:01.000 led on
00:45:01.520 later on
00:45:02.080 so in
00:45:02.440 1921
00:45:03.440 the British
00:45:04.860 basically
00:45:05.340 orchestrate
00:45:05.820 a coup
00:45:06.240 in Persia
00:45:07.540 to put in
00:45:08.020 the Shah
00:45:08.400 the old
00:45:08.900 Shah
00:45:09.200 yes
00:45:09.740 it's basically
00:45:10.120 two Shahs
00:45:10.800 you need to
00:45:11.120 know about
00:45:11.460 and this
00:45:11.920 is the
00:45:12.100 older one
00:45:12.600 yes
00:45:13.000 but by
00:45:13.720 World War
00:45:14.100 II
00:45:14.300 like in
00:45:14.620 World War
00:45:14.940 II
00:45:15.240 in 1941
00:45:17.100 we screwed
00:45:18.560 them so
00:45:19.120 badly
00:45:19.600 in 1941
00:45:20.300 Persia
00:45:21.420 was
00:45:21.800 completely
00:45:23.780 not on
00:45:24.960 anyone's
00:45:25.340 side
00:45:25.600 and there
00:45:27.200 was an
00:45:27.540 Anglo-Soviet
00:45:28.360 invasion
00:45:28.800 we just
00:45:30.080 invaded them
00:45:30.580 in 1941
00:45:31.120 and like
00:45:32.820 easily
00:45:33.100 steamrolled
00:45:33.600 them with
00:45:34.180 just a few
00:45:34.580 divisions
00:45:35.060 beat their
00:45:36.380 army
00:45:36.700 installed
00:45:37.420 somebody
00:45:37.800 else
00:45:38.160 and
00:45:39.020 well
00:45:40.520 not
00:45:40.940 somebody
00:45:41.280 else
00:45:41.460 but
00:45:41.660 because the
00:45:42.580 argument
00:45:42.920 they made
00:45:43.360 was that
00:45:43.720 there was
00:45:44.220 an outside
00:45:44.740 possibility
00:45:45.440 that some
00:45:46.060 important
00:45:46.620 railroads
00:45:47.480 or roads
00:45:48.040 might fall
00:45:48.520 into the
00:45:48.860 hands of
00:45:49.420 the Nazis
00:45:49.920 if Hitler
00:45:50.940 did get
00:45:51.460 his
00:45:51.700 panzer
00:45:52.260 divisions
00:45:52.600 all the
00:45:52.880 way down
00:45:53.100 to the
00:45:53.340 Caucasus
00:45:53.820 and it's
00:45:54.480 not a
00:45:54.700 million miles
00:45:55.160 away
00:45:55.520 but of
00:45:56.700 course
00:45:56.820 Russia
00:45:57.300 or Soviet
00:45:58.680 Russia
00:45:59.040 back then
00:45:59.660 was basically
00:46:01.020 butting up
00:46:01.640 against
00:46:02.040 Persia
00:46:02.600 so anyway
00:46:04.940 we just
00:46:06.040 totally screwed
00:46:06.880 them over
00:46:07.240 in World War
00:46:07.600 II
00:46:07.800 we was out
00:46:08.640 there by
00:46:09.080 1946
00:46:09.580 but nonetheless
00:46:10.440 once again
00:46:11.440 if you're an
00:46:11.980 Iranian
00:46:12.320 or a Persian
00:46:12.860 you would
00:46:13.240 just see
00:46:13.560 look back
00:46:14.020 at that
00:46:14.420 and you'd
00:46:16.620 be annoyed
00:46:17.120 to put it
00:46:17.680 mildly
00:46:18.060 wouldn't you
00:46:18.300 yeah
00:46:18.580 you'd see
00:46:19.120 some of
00:46:19.500 your families
00:46:19.940 being killed
00:46:20.540 by these
00:46:21.020 foreigners
00:46:21.360 who've come
00:46:21.820 all the way
00:46:22.200 from a
00:46:22.480 different land
00:46:23.020 and then
00:46:23.740 they start
00:46:24.120 stealing our
00:46:24.740 assets
00:46:25.020 and telling
00:46:25.520 us what
00:46:25.840 to do
00:46:26.360 for the
00:46:26.980 second time
00:46:27.620 yeah
00:46:27.960 right
00:46:28.480 and you'd
00:46:30.320 think warmly
00:46:31.180 of them
00:46:31.420 wouldn't you
00:46:31.780 you'd want
00:46:32.120 to pat
00:46:32.700 them on
00:46:33.020 the back
00:46:33.400 bring them
00:46:33.840 in and
00:46:34.180 sit them
00:46:34.520 for dinner
00:46:34.940 and say
00:46:35.280 how kind
00:46:36.220 you are
00:46:36.620 for destroying
00:46:37.140 us and
00:46:37.500 our history
00:46:38.000 and stealing
00:46:38.800 our resources
00:46:39.320 yeah yeah
00:46:39.880 yeah no
00:46:40.160 welcome to it
00:46:40.860 please have
00:46:41.360 more
00:46:41.660 but by
00:46:42.660 1953
00:46:43.360 a big
00:46:44.140 important year
00:46:44.860 for Iranian
00:46:45.440 history
00:46:45.740 is 1953
00:46:46.360 I mean
00:46:46.800 by 1951
00:46:48.000 they'd
00:46:48.340 voted in
00:46:48.880 democratically
00:46:49.560 Mossadegh
00:46:50.200 and he
00:46:52.360 was looking
00:46:53.020 to nationalize
00:46:54.520 the oil
00:46:54.980 all the oil
00:46:56.060 in Iran
00:46:56.560 and by this
00:46:58.480 time it's more
00:46:58.920 the CIA
00:46:59.440 the dark days
00:47:00.180 of like
00:47:00.480 Alan Dulles
00:47:01.080 where he was
00:47:01.540 ruling the world
00:47:02.280 covertly
00:47:03.340 the CIA
00:47:04.640 and the British
00:47:05.600 decided
00:47:06.340 we're just
00:47:06.980 going to
00:47:07.240 coup Mossadegh
00:47:07.980 out
00:47:08.280 and bring
00:47:09.280 the Shah
00:47:09.580 back
00:47:09.940 on the
00:47:10.300 excuse
00:47:10.560 that he
00:47:10.860 was going
00:47:11.100 to join
00:47:11.340 the communists
00:47:12.000 right yeah
00:47:12.660 just say
00:47:13.040 whatever you
00:47:13.400 need to
00:47:13.660 say
00:47:13.880 just say
00:47:14.580 whatever
00:47:14.760 you need
00:47:15.000 to say
00:47:15.320 and so
00:47:16.740 like
00:47:16.980 yeah
00:47:17.180 the great
00:47:18.860 Tehran
00:47:19.620 screwjob
00:47:20.280 of 53
00:47:21.160 once again
00:47:23.140 I mean
00:47:23.480 well
00:47:23.720 me and Dan
00:47:24.540 did a bit
00:47:24.940 of content
00:47:25.820 I think
00:47:26.300 probably my
00:47:27.020 top 10
00:47:27.460 most interesting
00:47:28.700 bits of content
00:47:29.620 we did a
00:47:30.340 bit of content
00:47:31.420 there all about
00:47:32.140 on the book
00:47:33.780 called
00:47:34.600 Confessions of an Economic
00:47:37.120 Hitman
00:47:37.580 hitman
00:47:37.620 where among
00:47:38.400 many other
00:47:39.200 examples
00:47:39.840 of
00:47:40.700 American
00:47:42.540 secret
00:47:43.660 policy
00:47:44.920 going on
00:47:45.580 was the
00:47:46.000 Mossadegh
00:47:46.540 53
00:47:46.840 thing
00:47:47.380 so
00:47:48.380 we brought
00:47:49.560 the Shah
00:47:49.900 back
00:47:50.240 we enforced
00:47:50.760 the Shah
00:47:51.200 back on
00:47:51.640 them
00:47:51.880 so we could
00:47:53.040 keep getting
00:47:53.760 the oil
00:47:54.220 and all
00:47:54.660 sorts of
00:47:54.960 things
00:47:55.260 but then
00:47:55.960 by
00:47:56.180 sort of
00:47:56.640 jump ahead
00:47:58.140 to 1979
00:47:58.940 the Islamic
00:47:59.460 revolution
00:47:59.880 where they
00:48:00.180 kicked out
00:48:00.600 the Shah
00:48:01.100 the same
00:48:01.440 Shah
00:48:01.720 the son
00:48:02.320 of the
00:48:02.680 old
00:48:02.920 1921
00:48:03.560 one
00:48:03.900 we put
00:48:04.240 in
00:48:04.480 so it
00:48:05.600 would be
00:48:05.680 1979
00:48:06.180 it didn't
00:48:06.620 come out
00:48:06.900 of nowhere
00:48:07.300 like the
00:48:09.140 Islamic
00:48:09.500 faction
00:48:10.180 in Iran
00:48:10.940 didn't
00:48:11.500 take those
00:48:12.840 American
00:48:13.200 people hostage
00:48:13.900 this is
00:48:14.520 Jimmy Carter
00:48:15.380 hold them
00:48:16.060 hostage for
00:48:16.480 a year
00:48:16.720 for no
00:48:17.280 reason
00:48:17.760 it didn't
00:48:18.320 come out
00:48:18.600 of nowhere
00:48:19.120 you're now
00:48:20.780 looking at
00:48:21.260 back at
00:48:21.720 at least
00:48:22.240 79 to
00:48:22.920 100
00:48:23.120 years
00:48:23.500 of people
00:48:24.680 saying we've
00:48:25.300 had enough
00:48:25.880 of being
00:48:26.660 controlled
00:48:27.200 by another
00:48:28.040 nation
00:48:28.340 we look
00:48:28.660 this as
00:48:29.040 history
00:48:29.460 you can
00:48:30.140 see that
00:48:30.640 through the
00:48:30.940 Roman
00:48:31.180 Empire
00:48:31.580 you can
00:48:31.940 see at
00:48:32.200 the end
00:48:32.460 of other
00:48:32.960 cultural
00:48:33.660 empires
00:48:34.180 people get
00:48:34.800 tired
00:48:35.320 eventually
00:48:36.640 of being
00:48:37.700 subverted
00:48:38.740 ignored
00:48:39.600 overruled
00:48:41.040 and basically
00:48:41.880 controlled
00:48:42.540 by entities
00:48:43.600 that are not
00:48:44.220 your own
00:48:44.520 or are your
00:48:45.500 puppets
00:48:46.060 and in a way
00:48:47.340 our leaving
00:48:48.060 Brexit was
00:48:48.780 one of those
00:48:49.560 because our
00:48:50.580 puppets at the
00:48:51.140 time installed
00:48:51.740 upon us
00:48:52.180 was the
00:48:52.500 European Union
00:48:53.260 again not in
00:48:54.260 the same way
00:48:54.940 and not in the
00:48:55.640 same way
00:48:55.960 of those
00:48:56.260 countries
00:48:56.660 but I can
00:48:57.340 understand a bit
00:48:57.960 and every time
00:48:58.840 we have something
00:48:59.460 like that
00:48:59.880 there are losses
00:49:00.800 you might
00:49:01.840 get the
00:49:02.320 family
00:49:02.660 yeah the
00:49:03.640 family of
00:49:04.140 the Shah
00:49:04.660 who is a
00:49:05.600 pretty nasty
00:49:06.100 man as he
00:49:06.640 was anyway
00:49:07.240 as we know
00:49:07.880 that as most
00:49:08.560 most dictators
00:49:09.380 were but there
00:49:10.480 were hundreds of
00:49:11.000 families that
00:49:11.500 were actually
00:49:12.200 benefiting doing
00:49:13.080 pretty well
00:49:13.720 that led them
00:49:14.700 to leave
00:49:15.380 and we've
00:49:15.720 talked about
00:49:16.160 individuals who've
00:49:16.940 had to escape
00:49:17.560 because of that
00:49:18.340 doing very well
00:49:19.260 so they are
00:49:20.260 the consequences
00:49:21.820 of the great
00:49:23.220 game continuing
00:49:24.100 and we have that
00:49:25.280 great game
00:49:25.780 continuing today
00:49:26.620 right
00:49:26.940 so this very
00:49:27.520 day
00:49:27.840 this very
00:49:28.440 onto the
00:49:29.000 streets of
00:49:29.460 Swindon
00:49:30.120 to the
00:49:30.460 streets of
00:49:31.000 Swindon's
00:49:31.540 Costa coffee
00:49:32.160 shop with
00:49:32.640 buns and
00:49:33.080 donuts
00:49:33.400 don't get me
00:49:34.220 wrong I am
00:49:34.860 no fan of
00:49:36.160 the Ayatollah
00:49:37.120 Khomeini or
00:49:37.940 the bullies in
00:49:39.020 Iran or the
00:49:39.700 1979 revolution
00:49:40.880 or anything I
00:49:41.240 think there was a
00:49:41.660 disaster for Iran
00:49:42.740 the Persian people
00:49:43.500 an absolute
00:49:44.080 disaster but by
00:49:45.040 the same token
00:49:45.540 as you say the
00:49:46.420 Shah was a
00:49:46.980 dictator
00:49:47.340 wasn't a good
00:49:48.420 guy I'm not a
00:49:50.100 fan of either of
00:49:50.900 these I'm just
00:49:51.280 saying what's
00:49:51.920 happened because
00:49:52.720 sometimes in fact
00:49:53.900 recently people
00:49:55.060 have taken whenever
00:49:55.540 I describe something
00:49:56.380 in history they
00:49:57.340 think that's what
00:49:57.920 I think
00:49:59.020 no I'm just
00:50:00.560 I'm just telling
00:50:01.100 you what happened
00:50:01.780 well Michael
00:50:02.560 once said he
00:50:04.720 who does not
00:50:05.240 know history
00:50:05.840 does not know
00:50:06.600 the future and
00:50:07.880 it doesn't mean
00:50:08.560 that we agree or
00:50:10.040 believe in every
00:50:10.620 aspect of history
00:50:11.520 but you have to
00:50:12.100 understand it to
00:50:12.880 interpret it and
00:50:14.220 apply it to where
00:50:15.160 it applies today
00:50:15.920 and most of the
00:50:16.980 time it can be
00:50:17.540 applied today not
00:50:18.320 always we know
00:50:19.380 that if you're
00:50:19.960 sensible so no
00:50:21.580 way would I think
00:50:22.320 that you're a
00:50:23.260 Shah supporter
00:50:24.000 or a muller
00:50:26.080 too over there
00:50:26.860 you know as soon
00:50:27.540 as you go out
00:50:27.960 of here you
00:50:28.340 put on your
00:50:28.680 muller kit I
00:50:29.280 mean that doesn't
00:50:30.220 happen I mean
00:50:31.320 Cicero said the
00:50:32.480 great Roman
00:50:32.900 author and
00:50:33.520 philosopher Cicero
00:50:34.260 said to remain
00:50:36.000 ignorant of the
00:50:36.540 past is to
00:50:37.060 forever remain a
00:50:37.800 child yeah you'll
00:50:38.680 be groping around
00:50:39.320 in the dark if
00:50:39.940 you don't have at
00:50:40.600 least some
00:50:41.440 understanding of
00:50:42.540 what happened
00:50:42.920 before because the
00:50:44.340 regime in Tehran
00:50:45.620 is still the same
00:50:47.600 one that was
00:50:49.140 brought about in
00:50:49.580 1979 yeah
00:50:50.560 okay so it still
00:50:52.800 goes on to say I
00:50:53.420 mean I remember
00:50:53.920 during the
00:50:54.480 Ahmadinejad era
00:50:56.180 do you remember
00:50:57.520 one point they
00:50:58.160 captured some
00:50:59.400 SAS dude or
00:51:00.220 SBS guy do you
00:51:01.720 remember that I
00:51:02.540 think it was at the
00:51:03.080 very end of Blair or
00:51:04.000 during the Brown
00:51:04.640 years Southampton or
00:51:05.460 Portsmouth or
00:51:06.060 something like that
00:51:06.680 yeah so we're doing
00:51:07.660 some sort of special
00:51:08.480 forces stuff like in
00:51:09.520 Iranian waters yeah
00:51:10.940 there's all sorts of
00:51:12.180 stuff behind the
00:51:13.200 scenes going on
00:51:14.080 between us not just
00:51:15.860 us also America I
00:51:17.120 mean you remember
00:51:17.500 when Trump blew up
00:51:19.060 that Qasem
00:51:19.920 Soleimani dude at
00:51:21.500 an airport just
00:51:22.180 dropped a munition on
00:51:23.240 his head and he's a
00:51:24.280 really really important
00:51:25.200 guy in the Iranian
00:51:26.340 state they had like a
00:51:27.860 whole state funeral for
00:51:28.740 him and stuff
00:51:29.240 going on today what
00:51:31.540 we will undoubtedly
00:51:33.420 never really be ever
00:51:34.680 be told but without
00:51:35.900 doubt they're turning
00:51:36.740 around and going who
00:51:37.840 can we replace who can
00:51:39.420 we put as our puppet
00:51:40.660 into Iran i.e who do
00:51:43.140 we say will be the
00:51:44.020 democratic leader
00:51:45.160 Zelensky of Iran and
00:51:48.020 who are we going to
00:51:48.680 find that will do our
00:51:50.500 bidding whatever we say
00:51:51.760 and we can promote him
00:51:52.800 and we'll build up a
00:51:53.500 nice marketing package
00:51:54.480 about him we'll give
00:51:55.480 him some good
00:51:55.960 credentials we'll make
00:51:57.420 him or her look good
00:51:59.160 and then we can just
00:52:00.500 try and find the way
00:52:01.580 of manipulating those
00:52:02.800 in power in Iran to
00:52:04.760 say well look come on
00:52:05.840 our side and then let's
00:52:07.240 have another coup or we
00:52:08.360 assassinate someone else
00:52:09.440 there and we create the
00:52:10.680 gap for them to move
00:52:12.000 in that's happening all
00:52:13.420 the time now as we're
00:52:15.480 doing and trying to do
00:52:16.340 in China as we're trying
00:52:17.220 to do in Russia in
00:52:18.240 any country that is not
00:52:19.820 doing as they're told
00:52:21.140 to us we're doing that
00:52:22.700 all the time and all of
00:52:23.980 this isn't even to
00:52:24.700 mention the the Israel
00:52:26.560 angle no I mean depending
00:52:29.540 on how belligerent any
00:52:30.800 given Iranian government
00:52:31.840 is they say things like
00:52:32.760 we want to just roll
00:52:33.820 Israel into the sea and
00:52:34.880 stuff and Israel say we
00:52:36.340 will not allow that
00:52:37.280 obviously they say we
00:52:38.360 will not allow that to
00:52:39.340 happen whatever happens
00:52:40.100 you know the people
00:52:40.920 that are making decisions
00:52:41.760 in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem
00:52:43.300 or the State Department in
00:52:44.740 the United States yeah
00:52:46.040 absolutely they'll be
00:52:46.940 looking to how can we
00:52:48.420 manipulate Iran to be not
00:52:51.340 a danger to us anymore
00:52:52.520 and if we can get their
00:52:54.020 resources that's a sort of
00:52:55.260 extra gravy but yeah no
00:52:58.000 all that is absolutely
00:52:59.920 going on and once again
00:53:02.180 if you're just an Iranian
00:53:03.640 patriot or nationalist or
00:53:06.120 whatever you would just
00:53:07.360 resent that to the ends of
00:53:08.460 the earth wouldn't you
00:53:09.060 yeah all you want to say is
00:53:10.580 why can I not run my own
00:53:11.900 country in the way that we
00:53:12.840 want it to be run leave
00:53:14.020 us alone you know at the
00:53:16.900 end of the day let us run
00:53:17.660 our own assets our own
00:53:18.760 things to benefit our
00:53:20.220 nation why do you have to
00:53:22.220 try and take over and
00:53:23.740 control us and it's
00:53:25.220 ultimately about a long
00:53:26.560 term power game is he who
00:53:28.320 controls all the assets
00:53:29.240 controls the people and
00:53:31.140 then they can do what
00:53:31.800 they're doing to us today
00:53:32.840 and none of this is to
00:53:35.040 play defence or to be an
00:53:36.200 apologist for what Iran's
00:53:37.540 doing not at all I mean I
00:53:39.880 don't think George Bush was
00:53:41.700 wrong particularly to say
00:53:42.960 that Iran Iraq and North
00:53:44.800 Korea are an axis of evil
00:53:46.760 not particularly I mean I
00:53:49.760 don't look necessarily at
00:53:51.520 the leaders what I'm
00:53:52.220 worried about more about
00:53:53.040 is the people the people
00:53:54.540 don't have to go to work
00:53:55.400 in any of those countries
00:53:56.380 oh let's be clear make a
00:53:57.460 distinction between their
00:53:58.300 governments and the
00:53:59.140 average person of course
00:54:00.400 of course always got to do
00:54:01.520 that because at the end of
00:54:02.580 the day it's those people
00:54:03.540 who are suffering and when
00:54:04.620 I look at that what's
00:54:05.480 happened in Iran Iraq
00:54:07.280 Afghanistan yes and Syria
00:54:08.980 now what's going on
00:54:10.360 someone's lost their mum
00:54:11.700 someone's lost their dad
00:54:12.640 someone's lost their whole
00:54:13.400 families the anger inside of
00:54:15.420 them the solitude no wonder
00:54:17.640 you want to go off and kill
00:54:18.560 somebody else for what
00:54:19.960 you've done to their family
00:54:21.040 so you create terrorists
00:54:22.580 but the other side you also
00:54:23.980 create those who are
00:54:24.740 petrified who live their
00:54:26.320 lives in fear that's what
00:54:28.100 we end up doing and so what
00:54:30.680 we're playing on whether it's
00:54:31.920 banning the AFD for our
00:54:33.160 security services or look and
00:54:35.000 the result of Iran coming on
00:54:36.300 attacking us is part of what
00:54:37.720 you're talking about it's that
00:54:39.360 long-term feeling of people
00:54:40.740 saying I've had enough
00:54:41.720 now I've got a deep well of
00:54:42.940 sympathy for your average
00:54:44.180 North Korean person or
00:54:46.880 Iranian person that's just
00:54:48.180 depressed yeah yeah well so
00:54:51.140 one thing just to finish off on
00:54:53.620 roughly is the the the idea
00:54:56.680 that sort of well do you
00:54:57.600 remember when John McCain one
00:55:00.420 time deep state shill the late
00:55:03.540 John McCain he McCain he was
00:55:05.580 once asked something about
00:55:06.780 Iran and he said bomb bomb
00:55:10.400 bomb bomb bomb Iran it's a
00:55:12.860 take on Barbara Ann by the
00:55:15.160 Beach Boys but like okay that's
00:55:17.680 what the that's what the state
00:55:19.000 deep state would would want to
00:55:20.860 do replace Iran's leadership if
00:55:22.740 they could okay so there's just
00:55:25.860 all sorts of stuff going on with
00:55:27.640 Iran and now with just to finish
00:55:29.400 off here oh look there's a an old
00:55:31.320 article from the BBC how they
00:55:33.440 call us the old Fox they don't
00:55:36.340 they don't trust us not not
00:55:37.500 particularly probably should
00:55:38.620 they but yeah just say that the
00:55:41.680 the terrorism coming out of
00:55:43.760 Iran it's just the tip of the
00:55:46.000 iceberg I mean in in the UK we've
00:55:49.280 got here's a if I keep scrolling
00:55:51.700 down here's a list it says 75% of
00:55:55.240 all terrorist anti-terrorist work is
00:55:57.800 from Islamists and it's just a
00:55:59.240 giant list of of Islamic
00:56:02.200 organizations that we fear might
00:56:06.160 do terrorists that's not to
00:56:07.460 mention actual lone wolf
00:56:09.840 operators just quite quite a big
00:56:13.280 list and they're just the ones
00:56:14.680 that Wikipedia notoriously woke
00:56:16.420 notoriously captured Wikipedia
00:56:17.800 as I often look at that huge list
00:56:20.720 of the Quaker terrorist attacks you
00:56:22.620 know yeah just wonder how that
00:56:24.520 compares to them yeah Quakers yeah
00:56:27.140 the Catholic terrorists we have a
00:56:30.380 little table of them okay so well
00:56:33.940 my time's up so I have to leave it
00:56:35.360 there but just you know that that
00:56:38.760 happened over the weekend to
00:56:40.260 completely separate Iranian backed
00:56:42.200 terrorist plots were foiled or so
00:56:44.600 we're not going for Costa after this
00:56:46.540 then are we right so let me go
00:56:48.360 through the comments Neon
00:56:49.980 realist says just be glad they
00:56:52.660 identified the man in Swindon as an
00:56:54.540 Iranian rather than a Swindon man as
00:56:56.720 they infamously did with a Welsh man
00:56:58.700 from Cardiff interesting point
00:57:00.800 the thing is with these seven of the
00:57:02.000 eight they're just out and out
00:57:03.180 Iranian nationals yes they are you
00:57:06.360 know they've got Iranian passports
00:57:07.500 yeah that's it sigil stones 17 says
00:57:10.500 between this and the foil terror attack
00:57:12.520 in Brazil reportedly the FBI is
00:57:15.220 frantically calling both countries to
00:57:17.200 learn the secrets of how to stop an
00:57:19.320 attack before it happens I'm also
00:57:23.560 sigil stone 17 says thanks for your
00:57:26.460 comments I'm sure these men will
00:57:28.760 receive the harsh sentences they
00:57:30.520 deserve when they go before judge
00:57:32.360 Muhammad Abu Bakr Muhammad Shia
00:57:34.820 Malayn Muhammad yeah hapsification
00:57:37.520 says I would have recommended Greg's
00:57:40.080 sausage cheese and beans melt or the
00:57:42.840 pepperoni pizzas but it's not halal for
00:57:45.120 the IRGC yeah people are on form today
00:57:48.780 yeah are the steak bakes halal that's
00:57:51.000 what we need to know third one from
00:57:54.420 sigil stone 17 technically we didn't
00:57:57.120 blow up that Iranian general we shot a
00:58:00.140 sword missile at him yeah it was some
00:58:03.520 sort of missile yeah straight down yeah
00:58:06.000 drone okay yeah something yeah that's
00:58:08.620 right yeah should we go to the third
00:58:09.900 segment right let's see if we got it
00:58:12.080 here where are we on gosh it's moving
00:58:15.760 around really rapidly are we on where
00:58:19.760 were we live I think you right at the
00:58:23.560 beginning the first oh cool oh
00:58:25.780 fantastic you can use the little box
00:58:29.980 thing as well if you just want to flip
00:58:31.380 between yeah no I thought there was one
00:58:33.200 before that where there is that's it
00:58:35.860 there where we are so over the week
00:58:40.000 weekend on Friday we have show that I've
00:58:42.760 been a couple of times which is any
00:58:44.760 questions on the BBC a reasonably decent
00:58:47.560 decent program normally filled with lots
00:58:49.240 of lefties in the audience and Lucy
00:58:52.900 Powell MP MP for Manchester Central also
00:58:56.560 the leader of the House of Commons was on
00:58:59.340 it with Tim Montgomery who's a kind of
00:59:03.380 very liberally kindish generally nice guy
00:59:07.880 from the old conservatives who's become a
00:59:10.920 reform supporter on there and he manages
00:59:14.720 to start talking about a show that was on
00:59:19.260 Channel 4 Groomed and he asks the question
00:59:23.760 about how we've not got the kind of full
00:59:28.820 inquiries wasn't this a terrible show
00:59:31.120 doesn't it highlight lots of issues and
00:59:34.720 when you get on here I think this is quite
00:59:38.840 clear from here it should come up I don't
00:59:43.560 know if it plays you saw the documentary on
00:59:45.560 Channel 4 about rape gangs oh we want to
00:59:48.540 we want to blow that little trumpet now do we
00:59:50.800 yeah okay there is a real issue let's get
00:59:53.400 that dog whistle out shall we yeah where
00:59:55.660 count look right just to be clear she's
00:59:59.880 quite a senior leader of the house she's
01:00:01.900 leader of the house quite senior person
01:00:03.580 she's not a backbencher she's not a
01:00:05.320 backbencher she's very senior and she's
01:00:07.680 been selected from virtually a very young
01:00:10.680 age to become a senior member of the
01:00:12.760 Labour Party and I'll pick up on that so
01:00:14.860 that's what she actually says let that
01:00:16.500 dog whistle out when the topic of rape
01:00:18.260 gangs are is brought up and for me as a
01:00:22.780 Mancunian who lived literally a quarter
01:00:25.440 of a mile from her when I was seven she
01:00:27.860 was born we would probably played in the
01:00:29.900 same park lots of other different things
01:00:32.040 about it I find that disgusting utterly
01:00:35.300 horrendous to talk about these two girls
01:00:38.180 and many others who were groomed brutalized
01:00:42.000 raped all sorts of vile things that we've
01:00:46.480 seen in the trials you know about them how
01:00:49.020 their lives have utterly been destroyed
01:00:50.860 minimized and literally pushed into the
01:00:54.500 dustbin by someone like Lucy Powell who's
01:00:57.000 had a pretty good life of her own who never
01:00:59.640 had to have that same level of suffering or
01:01:02.140 pain and she comes around and says it's a
01:01:04.320 dog whistle for anybody to be able to
01:01:06.940 discuss it it's just to mention it just to
01:01:09.780 mention it's mere mention say that it's a
01:01:11.900 little dog whistle yeah hang on this is a
01:01:14.400 proper documentary not like adolescence which
01:01:17.860 was a TV show this should be shown in every
01:01:21.060 school across the country to show what is
01:01:23.600 out there for young girls to be aware of the
01:01:26.120 type of men that are willing to try and do
01:01:28.880 severe harm not the adolescence which is a TV
01:01:32.500 show made up by people who want to abuse
01:01:34.500 white white young boys this is a real life
01:01:37.360 story and that should be in schools and that's
01:01:39.540 my personal view on it and I get quite
01:01:41.800 passionate about it because you know I'm I'm
01:01:44.940 sick to death of the ignorance of the grooming
01:01:48.300 and I'm glad that I see Neil O'Brien who's come
01:01:50.480 out and they turn around because the immediate
01:01:52.160 response to it was very clear as we've done in
01:01:54.720 there here the immediate response is exactly
01:01:56.880 what it is it is abusive to ignore this
01:02:00.620 girls kept in cages made to act like dogs
01:02:03.340 given heroin raped injected by abusers
01:02:05.560 aborted fetuses dog whistles when you raise
01:02:09.080 that as an issue what human being what human
01:02:12.600 being even thinks like that to make that
01:02:15.140 sentence what is the character of that
01:02:17.560 individual to even think that that could
01:02:19.820 come out of her mouth in in response of
01:02:22.820 this it's morally reprehensible it's it's
01:02:26.460 amoral yeah Matthew Torbett nice guy
01:02:29.460 actually very left we I've spoken many times
01:02:32.100 with him and he's come on he says he's
01:02:34.280 normally lenient but and he said it smacks
01:02:37.660 of snobbery and someone who doesn't get it
01:02:40.560 well I think there is an element of snobbery in
01:02:42.440 our elites anyway I think certainly snobbery in
01:02:44.760 the Labour Party at the top of the tree when
01:02:47.140 they're all the Oxbridge types that have made
01:02:49.180 it in along the way but for having someone
01:02:51.180 of the left come out and say this so we've
01:02:54.360 had someone of the right someone of the
01:02:56.280 left and I'll give you another example
01:02:58.700 here Andrew Neil I think this is a really
01:03:03.340 pertinent way he said it Andrew Neil often
01:03:05.180 gets it you know he was pretty balanced he
01:03:07.280 is recognized now being of the right now
01:03:09.360 that he's independent but he was very
01:03:11.160 clearly independent when a journalist look we
01:03:13.640 get it no need to explain vulnerable white
01:03:16.340 working-class don't girls don't matter and
01:03:19.320 anybody who raises their enslavement and
01:03:21.300 horrific abuse by Asian rape gangs is a
01:03:23.960 dog whistling racist Lucy Powell of course
01:03:28.440 he's being sarcastic yeah he is Lucy Powell
01:03:30.980 don't take that at face value no she should
01:03:33.020 walk yeah she should be so ashamed at what
01:03:36.920 she said that she she should walk so she
01:03:40.320 tried to double down on it and Connor Tomlinson
01:03:42.420 got this and she said to turn around and
01:03:45.560 defend the dismissing of this scandals or
01:03:48.760 dog whistle but she deleted her tweets
01:03:51.620 then surprise surprise she comes out and
01:03:56.720 says she wants her apology I want everyone
01:04:00.180 to look at this as an apology look at the
01:04:03.240 way it was drafted in the heat of the
01:04:04.980 discussion I would like to clarify the
01:04:07.420 regard the issues of child exploitation and
01:04:09.620 grooming with the utmost seriousness child
01:04:12.940 exploitation and grooming not child
01:04:16.300 exploitation and grooming by Asians as
01:04:19.000 shown in the group in the film or the
01:04:21.280 documentary groomed the general child
01:04:24.100 exploitation and grooming everybody also
01:04:26.800 just sorry I just don't care if you're a
01:04:29.140 decent person you don't say things like
01:04:30.940 that yeah even during the heat of a
01:04:33.380 discussion yeah it's a just don't do it
01:04:35.140 a classic example of a non apology that's
01:04:37.660 right it's sort of like I'm sorry you
01:04:39.780 noticed I was challenging the political
01:04:42.480 point scoring not the issue itself well
01:04:45.940 I don't think from what we've just heard in
01:04:47.820 the question raised by by by I forgot his
01:04:52.980 name all of a sudden just the the the reform
01:04:55.480 chat there Monty so by Monty that it was
01:04:59.280 Ava a heated discussion it didn't sound
01:05:01.280 heated she made it heated by the way that
01:05:03.540 responded he was being pretty decent
01:05:05.940 interesting to see the first response there
01:05:07.560 on Twitter yeah handsome chap I don't know
01:05:11.900 who that is that's pretty well shall I
01:05:16.220 play that just it's just a tiny little
01:05:17.880 gif of Achilles because famously anyone
01:05:20.400 doesn't know Achilles yeah refused to
01:05:22.760 accept any sort of apology no no I'm not
01:05:26.600 that's pretty good I didn't choose that
01:05:28.620 because by the way but that was actually
01:05:30.640 pretty cool it's like no my anger isn't
01:05:32.660 sated actually no it's not good enough
01:05:35.720 actually and it's not good enough yeah so
01:05:38.460 she tries to apologize then Rupert Lowe comes
01:05:41.880 out and as many of us why is Lucy Powell
01:05:44.480 still in the cabinet because I I want to
01:05:47.380 say one thing I constantly hear leftists
01:05:50.580 talk about humanism and humane governance
01:05:53.180 and humane societies the p the people I've
01:05:56.820 met who are more disgusted of other human
01:06:01.100 beings on an interpersonal level we're
01:06:03.940 almost invariably leftist they hate actual
01:06:07.260 flesh and blood human being they love the
01:06:09.200 idea of human beings yeah they love the
01:06:11.760 idea of rhetoric and propaganda and during
01:06:14.920 the me too movement they did they did use
01:06:17.920 that rhetoric because they wanted to co-op
01:06:20.140 the movement and say only leftists care
01:06:23.140 about women who have been abused yeah but
01:06:27.400 now they have they they seem to be thinking
01:06:30.500 that we live in a different world and they
01:06:32.600 don't have any they don't they've calculated
01:06:35.340 they don't think they're gonna win any votes
01:06:37.720 this way so they literally show all their
01:06:40.920 vile that's right it's a classic thing for
01:06:43.140 leftists to be quite callow quite callous when
01:06:47.100 it comes to human life two quick examples one
01:06:48.760 famously Stalin said you know something like
01:06:51.240 i'm paraphrasing but like one death is a
01:06:53.240 tragedy but a million is just a statistic
01:06:55.180 or when mal said when mal was told during
01:06:57.480 the great leap forward that millions of
01:06:58.800 people are starving to death he said well
01:07:00.880 we only lost one finger we still got nine
01:07:02.940 left yes whoa madness it's the same it is
01:07:07.820 the ideology it's that thought that lack of
01:07:10.280 care the indecency of these yeah it's
01:07:13.280 indecent and i think showing herself has
01:07:15.600 been utterly indecent um and i think what
01:07:19.020 happens is rupert lowe picks up a very
01:07:21.260 different point obviously every time we
01:07:23.620 saw anything that was done by the
01:07:25.440 conservatives the labor party were out
01:07:27.240 saying resign resign resign boris should
01:07:29.400 sack them you know rishi should sack
01:07:31.420 them so the same question applies to them
01:07:34.140 when you've got something as serious as
01:07:35.700 this but of course not you know um out they
01:07:39.620 sent wes street ink and i i've got a minute i
01:07:43.180 do want to play this because i know i'm
01:07:45.340 playing too much but i just just try and
01:07:48.340 see you know one or two points about it
01:07:52.040 also move on to your colleague lucy powell
01:07:54.840 doesn't this sum up the problem for labor
01:07:56.980 and that's the fact that lucy powell a
01:07:59.460 government minister the leader of the
01:08:01.120 commons believes that if somebody points
01:08:03.540 out the grooming gang scandal in which
01:08:06.280 thousands of teenage girls were raped and
01:08:09.660 tortured somebody in labor points a finger
01:08:12.300 and says you're a bigot and a racist i don't
01:08:17.460 think that's what lucy thinks and feels
01:08:19.300 that's exactly what happened it's a dog
01:08:21.060 whistle issue she's she's rightly
01:08:24.500 apologized for what she said on radio
01:08:27.120 four on friday night and said like you
01:08:30.440 know she's made a genuine mistake she's
01:08:32.000 genuinely sorry what did she get i've been
01:08:34.120 in those sorts of debate programs before where
01:08:36.300 people what mistake did i've been in those
01:08:39.300 debate programs i've been well she she
01:08:42.300 shouldn't have said what she said to tim
01:08:43.300 montgomery that wasn't the right response
01:08:45.300 to fair and reasonable points he was
01:08:47.300 making well because she's she's human and
01:08:50.300 we make mistakes and i've been in those
01:08:52.300 there we go that she can be so callous and
01:08:56.300 nasty and awful and abusive is because she's
01:09:00.300 human and made a mistake isn't that the
01:09:04.300 same sort of exact human political mistake
01:09:07.300 that leads to people falling on their own
01:09:09.300 sword in politics and resigning but notice
01:09:11.300 how victims are denied humanity in this
01:09:14.300 case in there aren't they human too they
01:09:16.300 are very human but not human enough there's
01:09:18.300 a classic thing there's a difference between
01:09:19.300 we all know this because we speak for a
01:09:21.300 living essentially there's a classic
01:09:23.300 difference between miss speaking and that
01:09:25.300 definitely happens yes a number of times
01:09:27.300 i've meant to say queen elizabeth and i've
01:09:30.300 said queen victoria or the other way
01:09:31.300 around that sort of thing where you you
01:09:33.300 literally say the wrong thing there's
01:09:34.300 that yes okay or there's getting something
01:09:37.300 factually wrong okay we'll do it yeah
01:09:39.300 um and then there's having a whole take
01:09:41.300 whole world view uh which you allow out
01:09:45.300 there and that's not by accident no and
01:09:48.300 sometimes do you believe that do you
01:09:50.300 think that or not it's not like you
01:09:52.300 accidentally said the wrong word and you
01:09:53.300 meant a different word it's not that
01:09:55.300 that's like an american psycho moment
01:09:58.300 where he's sat with his with his friends
01:10:00.300 and he's at some point he says something
01:10:02.300 really off the really crazy and everyone
01:10:05.300 yeah yeah it's not a joke mate yeah yeah
01:10:08.300 and i think what you what you see with
01:10:10.300 politicians looking at this is that
01:10:11.300 they're absolutely very clear that
01:10:13.300 sometimes their outward look slips to
01:10:15.300 who they really are and what this is
01:10:17.300 showing is who she really is the true
01:10:20.300 colors the true colors are out from
01:10:22.300 but of course no surprise there we we've
01:10:25.300 got um incomes number 10 we we back her
01:10:28.300 she's made a decent non-apology and made
01:10:31.300 it so bland that it doesn't really
01:10:32.300 matter to the people that have been
01:10:33.300 abused uh and you know we've got others
01:10:38.300 now who start to attack her um we turn
01:10:41.300 around and say look this is perfectly
01:10:43.300 acceptable language but no it's not uh it we
01:10:47.300 we show what it really is now it's part of
01:10:51.300 denialism and i like this nick nick
01:10:53.300 dixon this is part of labor's denialism and
01:10:56.300 the less denialism when it comes down to
01:10:58.300 the fact that we're far worse things than
01:10:59.300 being called racist such as the rape and
01:11:02.300 torture of children absolutely true
01:11:04.300 yeah nick dixon friend of the show not
01:11:06.300 mincing his words there no good on him
01:11:08.300 not at all and nor should any of us mince our
01:11:11.300 words with this because this is bringing the
01:11:13.300 issue up and yet look at what she did
01:11:16.300 lucy powell once said herself horrific
01:11:18.300 details of systematic abuse in oxford
01:11:20.300 resonates with cases issues need wider
01:11:22.300 inquiry but that was 12 years ago yeah
01:11:25.300 12 years ago when she wasn't really in
01:11:27.300 power in the influence that she has but
01:11:30.300 she was saying it to show the kind of
01:11:32.300 person she is i'll lie then and i'll lie
01:11:35.300 now you know but here is something i think
01:11:39.300 is what some of the reasons i come down
01:11:41.300 and i'm trying to go cross on here what
01:11:45.300 are the reasons why they don't do it
01:11:48.300 um first of all sorry i'm not yet
01:11:52.300 learning your system is um actually she
01:11:54.300 doubled down first of all why why are
01:11:58.300 they doing it and i say first there's
01:11:59.300 denialism and so labor has that denialism
01:12:03.300 in their core they want to deny the issue
01:12:06.300 and just hide it because their political
01:12:08.300 the reasons that we need to have people
01:12:09.300 vote for us the the second is um the
01:12:13.300 denialism comes because you've seen them
01:12:16.300 argue that we've got to have these cases
01:12:18.300 been accepted but the third area i come is
01:12:21.300 asymmetric multiculturalism that we've got
01:12:24.300 here the sneering dismissal as mary
01:12:27.300 harrington puts out clearly points to a
01:12:28.300 paper about the way they look at the
01:12:31.300 scandal of pakistani majority rape gangs
01:12:33.300 and for the grievance which power is
01:12:36.300 contemptuously dismissed as a dog
01:12:37.300 whistle actually about it's what eric
01:12:39.300 Kaufman asymmetric multiculturalism in
01:12:42.300 which an ethnic majority is held to a
01:12:45.300 different standard to that of the
01:12:47.300 minorities that answers it all for
01:12:50.300 labor to be honest for them that's what
01:12:53.300 woke is yeah because multiculturalism says
01:12:56.300 we have many groups practicing their
01:12:58.300 culture asymmetric means that the state is
01:13:01.300 going to intervene and treat one group
01:13:04.300 as or the is going to be a higher group
01:13:09.300 let's say because there needs to be an
01:13:11.300 addressing of the historical injustices and
01:13:14.300 in fact this means there's a two-tier
01:13:17.300 society being established yeah and they
01:13:19.300 will ignore the fact here that there were
01:13:21.300 racially aggravated crimes and we haven't
01:13:23.300 seen any of that and and of course you
01:13:26.300 come to that and you say this
01:13:29.300 distinguishment look at her here she's
01:13:32.300 here at an iftar saying community of
01:13:36.300 chance a chance was all to come together
01:13:38.300 I don't see her in the same way doing
01:13:40.300 this as community events and as I said
01:13:42.300 we made jokes about you know going up
01:13:44.300 to Christians or Catholics or anything
01:13:46.300 like that it's because they are now so
01:13:49.300 towards their own ideological groups of
01:13:52.300 voters that that that human being their
01:13:55.300 characters are coming out by ignoring the
01:13:57.300 white working class rape will ignore it
01:13:59.300 but I'll go to a community iftar I mean
01:14:00.300 it's treasonous it's sort of the word
01:14:02.300 treason isn't even strong enough I don't
01:14:04.300 think I mean I think that if we do end
01:14:06.300 up in a war like the Balkans like
01:14:11.300 Yugoslavia had in the 90s if that ends
01:14:13.300 up happening here yeah decades and
01:14:17.300 centuries after that when historians
01:14:18.300 look back at the origins of why that
01:14:21.300 happened yes they'll look back at people
01:14:24.300 like her they'll look back to something
01:14:27.300 like the Runnymede trust yeah and
01:14:30.300 they'll say these were the seeds this
01:14:32.300 is what allowed it a situation like that
01:14:35.300 to even be possible yeah these are the
01:14:37.300 people that held their snobbery on their
01:14:39.300 own social differences and genuine in
01:14:42.300 inhuman beliefs that people can be
01:14:45.300 raped and believed for diversity
01:14:47.300 reasons this is what caused it is a
01:14:49.300 clip of Angela Rayner pandering to
01:14:53.300 Muslims yeah or whatever it's just not
01:14:57.300 only that and there is a fourth reason
01:14:59.300 why she is being protected and that is
01:15:02.300 because if you look at her wikipedia
01:15:07.300 which unfortunately last night was quite
01:15:09.300 good fun I had it on the phone I tried
01:15:11.300 to transfer it someone actually
01:15:12.300 completely changed her name to Lucy
01:15:15.300 Powell Mohammed Jadidun and completely
01:15:18.300 abused and changed it all supporting
01:15:21.300 her she's born in 74 she's leader of the
01:15:25.300 House of Commons Lord President of the
01:15:27.300 Council and and also a Privy Councillor
01:15:31.300 you know this is this coming across on
01:15:34.300 tonight it's quite shocking how she's
01:15:36.300 managed to achieve so much a very
01:15:40.300 important pillar of the political
01:15:42.300 establishment there's no two ways about
01:15:44.300 that yeah absolutely but the labour
01:15:47.300 political establishment and I've got to
01:15:49.300 hear it comes in here Lucy was born in
01:15:52.300 Moss Side she attended Beaver Road
01:15:54.300 Primary School and goes on then to say
01:15:58.300 she went to Password School which was up
01:16:00.300 the road from me Severian College which
01:16:02.300 wasn't a bad college and she was the
01:16:04.300 began a career is a parliamentary
01:16:06.300 assistant for Beverly Hughes when she
01:16:09.300 was 20 21 sorry that would have made her
01:16:12.300 23 but she was actually straight out of
01:16:14.300 uni or more or less straight out of
01:16:15.300 university she went into Milbout Tower
01:16:18.300 to work in the 1997 election so an
01:16:21.300 apparatchik a whole life yes straight
01:16:23.300 from there she went to work for
01:16:24.300 Beverly Hughes who was a Labour MP
01:16:27.300 who also oddly enough became a Privy
01:16:29.300 Councillor too in terms of that and
01:16:32.300 this I know Labour at Beverly Hughes
01:16:34.300 and she is a particularly sharp and
01:16:37.300 aggressive nasty person when I was there
01:16:41.300 to make sure she was a good EU person
01:16:44.300 she joined Patton, Kinnett, Clegg and
01:16:46.300 Danny Alexander and she ended up running
01:16:49.300 at a very early to now 29 running the
01:16:51.300 BIE for the referendum in 2005 and then
01:16:56.300 in 2010 she ran Ed Miliband's successful
01:17:00.300 campaign for the Labour Party leadership
01:17:02.300 all in a very very early age how did she
01:17:06.300 manage to get get get to that comes
01:17:09.300 down that she did have one loss she was
01:17:12.300 trying to be put into a seat in
01:17:13.300 Manchester Withington which is my my seat
01:17:15.300 where I grew up that would have been the
01:17:17.300 seat I would have stood for but she was
01:17:19.300 defeated in 10 so she was handed the
01:17:22.300 2012 elected seat in Manchester Central
01:17:26.300 now if we come along here
01:17:28.300 Beverly Hughes that we've just talked
01:17:30.300 about also a member of that Manchester
01:17:33.300 clan in Manchester we call it like the
01:17:35.300 Chicago of Labour is the it's the the
01:17:38.300 mafia of the North you cannot get
01:17:40.300 anything done unless you remember the
01:17:42.300 Labour Party or remember one of the
01:17:44.300 unions working within them and and
01:17:46.300 literally from housing to business
01:17:48.300 contracts it is enshrined up there
01:17:51.300 Simon Danzok had this pretty
01:17:53.300 interesting about Lucy Power was
01:17:55.300 parachuted into Tony Lloyd's
01:17:57.300 Manchester seat when he became
01:17:59.300 Greater Manchester Police
01:18:01.300 Commissioner I went up and stood
01:18:03.300 against Tony nice guy in many ways
01:18:06.300 but exactly that type of Labour person
01:18:08.300 from the North as a GM Commissioner I
01:18:10.300 didn't achieve anything because
01:18:11.300 Manchester is going to return anything
01:18:13.300 anything if you put a dog with a
01:18:15.300 rosette on in Manchester it will be
01:18:16.300 like and it's Labour they'll put that
01:18:18.300 in they don't care it will always be
01:18:20.300 Labour never will be anything else and
01:18:22.300 everybody else along with that every
01:18:24.300 job connected with that so and I've got
01:18:31.300 a hit I don't know why that's what she
01:18:36.300 she comes down here an article I found
01:18:38.300 quite interesting about her when she
01:18:41.300 got the job in Manchester Central she
01:18:43.300 talks here about it's a really dream
01:18:47.300 job she was tipped for roles in there
01:18:51.300 and she goes on to talk about her
01:18:53.300 family background in this in this
01:18:55.300 particular article one of the key
01:18:57.300 things I found in there is that she
01:18:59.300 said I work for Beverly Hills and I
01:19:01.300 work for all these people but my dad
01:19:03.300 was a was a kind of Labour top Labour
01:19:09.300 trade unionist and my mum was a
01:19:12.300 headmistress at one of the schools
01:19:14.300 that she went to on there so that's
01:19:18.300 just setting out where she was in
01:19:20.300 terms of that I think I'm coming down
01:19:24.300 to the next part about it she again
01:19:28.300 here emphasizes the fact she's a
01:19:30.300 most side she went to civilian school
01:19:34.300 she got to Oxford but I didn't like
01:19:36.300 Oxford to a year so I carried on and
01:19:38.300 went to university for two years and
01:19:41.300 my dad again was an always a Labour
01:19:43.300 person always involved in the heart
01:19:45.300 of Labour in Manchester and my aunts
01:19:48.300 and uncles also headmistresses so so
01:19:51.300 so died in the wall pinko yeah died in
01:19:54.300 the wall pinko living in a nice area
01:19:57.300 but claiming to be from Moss side now
01:20:00.300 the reason I'm going to say this
01:20:01.300 here is I put it I'm going to put this
01:20:03.300 map on here fog lane park there that
01:20:07.300 is literally where I lived just above
01:20:09.300 there that this area here is a massive
01:20:12.300 council estate and I live there this
01:20:15.300 is where she lived on the other side
01:20:18.300 this little triangle here was regarded
01:20:20.300 as where all the people who were
01:20:22.300 wealthy the doctors the business people
01:20:24.300 the headmistresses all the houses that
01:20:27.300 we would walk past with mouths dropped
01:20:29.300 down only wish we could live in that
01:20:31.300 sort of thing that is nowhere near in
01:20:33.300 Moss side her school beaver school was
01:20:37.300 literally here down here in the middle
01:20:40.300 of it over here St. Bernard's all
01:20:44.300 sea was what was my school down here
01:20:46.300 around this area is where she went to
01:20:49.300 her grammar school parswood school that
01:20:54.300 was always getting the capture area of
01:20:56.300 the middle class of Cheadle and some of
01:20:58.300 the nice areas so she's lived in a
01:21:00.300 comfortable life a comfortable area
01:21:03.300 with all the kind of trappings of a
01:21:06.300 kind of nice middle-class area nothing
01:21:08.300 wrong with that I would say on
01:21:10.300 principle a dad was a well endowed and
01:21:14.300 well-connected labor person she has
01:21:17.300 teachers as parents so she got to
01:21:19.300 Oxford she's on the route she is part
01:21:21.300 of the effective royal family of the
01:21:24.300 Northwest labor movement and that is
01:21:27.300 why she's being protected and she's
01:21:29.300 nowhere near being able to claim
01:21:31.300 herself as being born in Moss side
01:21:33.300 no one's born in Moss side you were
01:21:34.300 born in the hospital in Withington
01:21:35.300 Hospital which isn't there and she
01:21:37.300 didn't grow up in that area either so
01:21:39.300 she comes along that great tranche of
01:21:41.300 Labour MPs as I was a solicitor actually
01:21:45.300 no I wasn't oh I worked in the Bank of
01:21:47.300 England as an economist actually no I
01:21:50.300 didn't I lived in Moss side actually
01:21:52.300 no I didn't but they put these down to
01:21:55.300 bolster their CVs to say I'm down with
01:21:58.300 the man and woman of the people I'm
01:22:00.300 down with a working class when there's
01:22:02.300 nothing working class about her but
01:22:03.300 what she doesn't have is any class
01:22:06.300 whatsoever with a statement that
01:22:08.300 she's made that it's dog whistling
01:22:10.300 about grooming gangs what she's got
01:22:13.300 seems to be a streak of contempt for
01:22:16.300 those victims if anything totally
01:22:18.300 absolutely totally reprehensible
01:22:20.300 irreprehensible and so that's my
01:22:22.300 little piece I'm a little bit short on
01:22:24.300 it obviously on there but I think
01:22:26.300 really when you're looking at this
01:22:28.300 whole picture it's damaging to the
01:22:30.300 Labour Party in a huge way because
01:22:33.300 actually what I didn't show on the
01:22:34.300 other side of that graph is where
01:22:35.300 Angela Rayner was so it's literally
01:22:37.300 and I was in the middle of Angela
01:22:39.300 Rayner and her and I was seven when
01:22:42.300 she was born so it's not too
01:22:44.300 different in an age group it's not too
01:22:46.300 different in knowing the area of what
01:22:47.300 Manchester was like in lots of places
01:22:50.300 it was really deeply impoverished it
01:22:52.300 was you know a cold time we went
01:22:54.300 through the miners strikes we went
01:22:56.300 through lights being switched out and
01:22:58.300 where Angela Rayner lives she did live in
01:23:00.300 a really horrid part of Stockport not a
01:23:03.300 nice place to grow up with a plot of
01:23:06.300 impoverishment there so she would have
01:23:08.300 really known it so to be able to turn
01:23:10.300 around and say that Angela you know
01:23:13.300 Lucy Powell lived in the same way that
01:23:16.300 others did at that time I find that for
01:23:19.300 me pretty annoying and it angers me a lot
01:23:22.300 to have those claims she's had huge
01:23:25.300 amounts of benefits given to her
01:23:28.300 advantages that many people would not
01:23:30.300 have the opportunity of how many people
01:23:32.300 think they would have been able to
01:23:33.300 simply walk into Labour party's head
01:23:36.300 office in 97 under Blair Mandelson and
01:23:39.300 all the rest and get a job in there
01:23:41.300 when you're 23 when you're 23 not
01:23:43.300 without the right connections not
01:23:45.300 without the right connections so she
01:23:46.300 was selected actual privilege she's
01:23:49.300 been privileged she is a privileged
01:23:52.300 person and she's abusing people who
01:23:54.300 have no privilege so I think I can
01:23:57.300 rant on about her and her ilk but
01:23:59.300 what it is really really showing to
01:24:01.300 me is the Labour Party coming out of
01:24:04.300 actually who they are at the top end
01:24:06.300 the Fabianists those people who may
01:24:09.300 might be part of the cooperative
01:24:10.300 movement who shouldn't be there and
01:24:12.300 that's that that's the type of
01:24:14.300 individual we really need to
01:24:15.300 challenge.
01:24:16.300 In Road to Wigan Pier George Orwell
01:24:18.300 very eloquently talks about that sort
01:24:20.300 of middle-class academic socialist type
01:24:23.300 yeah and the they're just they're
01:24:26.300 horrid horrid people right so let's go
01:24:30.300 to the comments and Samson before
01:24:32.300 play the videos we have more time
01:24:34.300 today's some Monday yep right okay so
01:24:37.300 should sigil stone 17 does Britain have
01:24:40.300 an equivalent on the 19th amendment
01:24:42.300 should repeal that too no okay let's
01:24:45.300 scroll up Samson please J 66 8 18 19
01:24:52.300 Labour politicians are terrified of
01:24:53.300 alienating Muslims because they know
01:24:56.300 they will at some point have to rely on
01:24:58.300 their votes to stay in power I think
01:25:00.300 that at some point if a critical mass of
01:25:03.300 population has been reached they'll
01:25:05.300 start forming their own parties it's
01:25:07.300 already happening isn't it it's
01:25:08.300 already happening and dynamic is already
01:25:10.300 playing out yeah we saw that in the
01:25:11.300 local councils in Burnley where a 18
01:25:14.300 year old girl has just been elected
01:25:17.300 when she said there should be
01:25:18.300 segregation of men and women yes and
01:25:20.300 there's another comment by Threadnought
01:25:22.300 that I don't think I can read out
01:25:24.300 loud who's the like Jess Phillips will
01:25:29.300 lose her seat next time almost
01:25:31.300 certainly because of the Islamic vote
01:25:34.300 vote because they don't they're not
01:25:35.300 slavishly voting Labour anymore no
01:25:37.300 they're not she will lose right
01:25:40.300 respective of what she says let's go
01:25:42.300 to the video comments and then your
01:25:44.300 comments on the website the Bonsau
01:25:49.300 bomber pretty cool oh that is cool
01:25:56.300 nice that's a proper proper comment
01:26:11.300 yeah proper sleeve engine
01:26:14.300 I don't think I could say much more to
01:26:29.300 emphasize that just to say on Sunday
01:26:32.300 the last epochs that just went up on
01:26:34.300 our website last Sunday was me talking
01:26:35.300 to Alex that steam guy masters all
01:26:38.300 about the history of the steam engine
01:26:39.300 right so and he does all stuff like
01:26:42.300 this in his spare time I love that
01:26:44.300 type of thing yeah yeah let's go to
01:26:46.300 old English parts of our history to
01:26:48.300 remind ourselves what we once were
01:26:50.300 great so Samson do we have any other
01:26:52.300 video okay great so let's go to the
01:26:56.300 comments Carl Lane Sloan banning a
01:27:00.300 party only does three things makes it
01:27:02.300 more attractive makes it more
01:27:04.300 likely that the most fringe elements
01:27:06.300 will be willing to turn to violence
01:27:08.300 to achieve the party's ends and makes
01:27:10.300 people trust the political process less
01:27:12.300 I think that's in line with what we
01:27:14.300 said before about the action and
01:27:16.300 reaction principle as a description
01:27:18.300 Steven said putting them in a box you
01:27:20.300 said powder keg I said pressure cooker
01:27:22.300 it's all the same thing yeah if you
01:27:24.300 keep that it will explode in it it's
01:27:28.300 bad news it will explode in it just
01:27:29.300 don't do it right metaphorically I'm
01:27:32.300 talking about metaphorically hope not
01:27:33.300 hate not talking about actual explosions
01:27:35.300 bigger hero for 10 years since reading
01:27:39.300 and watching politics I've been more
01:27:40.300 convinced democracy at this point is
01:27:43.300 really two wolves deciding which sheep
01:27:45.300 to eat and the ship electing which of
01:27:47.300 them should be eaten oh a lot of
01:27:51.300 interesting way of thinking claim to
01:27:53.300 protect democracy or protecting their
01:27:55.300 democracy and they don't care about
01:27:58.300 people feign scotty of swendon Germany
01:28:02.300 learned within quotation marks from
01:28:04.300 their past but not in the way they
01:28:05.300 claim they learned that people will
01:28:07.300 tolerate a lot in the name of
01:28:09.300 progressives more justice and the
01:28:10.300 people will not accept claims of
01:28:12.300 authoritarianism give the devil his
01:28:14.300 due they have learned how to rebrand
01:28:16.300 their authoritarianism as democratic and
01:28:20.300 rebranded their opponents legitimate
01:28:22.300 democratic concerns as extremism it's
01:28:24.300 horrifyingly efficient I think that's a
01:28:26.300 really good call that's actually a
01:28:28.300 really really efficient way of
01:28:30.300 actually explaining what's happening
01:28:32.300 out there in some ways thing that
01:28:33.300 sprung to my mind was the enabling
01:28:35.300 act and remembers Mr. Hitler's
01:28:38.300 enabling act basically saying when
01:28:40.300 you're not allowed to have opposition
01:28:41.300 there is no more opposition now I
01:28:43.300 mean obviously what they're doing
01:28:45.300 today against the FD is much less
01:28:47.300 explicit than that but nonetheless it's
01:28:49.300 it's a slippery slope it's going down
01:28:52.300 that avenue I once I once had a very
01:28:54.300 interesting conversation with some
01:28:56.300 senior Russians about how why is it
01:28:58.300 Britain and the rest don't like us
01:28:59.300 and you know what we got against
01:29:01.300 Putin and I said to them look you
01:29:03.300 know Putin's a dictator we've got
01:29:05.300 dictators we've got very wealthy
01:29:07.300 people and businesses and
01:29:08.300 corporations running our you know
01:29:10.300 back end all you need to do is
01:29:12.300 learn how we do it if you copied our
01:29:14.300 BBC and copied the way that the
01:29:16.300 German security services do at AFD
01:29:18.300 and everyone will call you a
01:29:19.300 democracy but you'd still keep all
01:29:21.300 yeah but you'd still keep all the
01:29:23.300 people you don't like in control
01:29:24.300 yeah just take a leaf out of our
01:29:26.300 books yeah Putin's Medvedev musical
01:29:29.300 chairs it's just a little less
01:29:30.300 sophisticated that's right than our
01:29:32.300 red and blue rosettes that's right
01:29:33.300 yeah Aaron go on sorry Aaron von
01:29:37.300 Warhawk says the European governments
01:29:39.300 are terrified of the Nazis getting
01:29:40.300 power and so take action to block any
01:29:42.300 right-wing party from gaining power
01:29:44.300 willingly ignorant to the fact of the
01:29:47.300 the fact it was the failure of the
01:29:49.300 Weimar Republic to address issues
01:29:51.300 such as economic freefall moral
01:29:53.300 degeneracy and communist terror that
01:29:55.300 caused the Nazis to come to power in
01:29:57.300 the first place banning parties won't
01:29:59.300 fix the social pressures tearing
01:30:00.300 Europe apart and will only make
01:30:02.300 people more extreme going forward
01:30:04.300 I absolutely think when you look at
01:30:06.300 the history that the Nazi party was a
01:30:08.300 reaction to Bolshevism yes I think
01:30:11.300 that's I think that's true how
01:30:14.300 reading of history sorry okay alpha of
01:30:17.300 the beaters and then we go to your
01:30:19.300 segment Bo okay AFDR Nazis who want
01:30:23.300 less government regulation less
01:30:24.300 taxation limits on mass migration you
01:30:26.300 know classic Nazi stuff okay do you
01:30:32.300 want me to read or do you if you don't
01:30:34.300 mind okay of course Ben Shaprio
01:30:37.300 overdosing on fentanyl I like I don't
01:30:42.300 know if it's the same I don't know
01:30:44.300 Ben Shapiro overdosing on fentanyl
01:30:45.300 that's the name of the account by the
01:30:47.300 way the name of the account I don't
01:30:49.300 I don't know if this is the same
01:30:50.300 subscriber but if it is it's a
01:30:52.300 subscriber who constantly changes the
01:30:54.300 name and is talking about stuff and
01:30:57.300 he had me doing something to an
01:30:59.300 olive oil thing at some point okay
01:31:01.300 okay so it says terror plot in
01:31:05.300 Swindon foil the day after Josh
01:31:07.300 leaves Lotus Eaters coincidence
01:31:09.300 I hope that's not Josh being pulled
01:31:14.300 away there with his last bun yeah
01:31:16.300 have we heard from him since I was
01:31:17.300 gonna say has anyone is there any
01:31:19.300 independent verification that it's not
01:31:21.300 Josh don't think Josh counts as an
01:31:23.300 Iranian to be honest no no no I was
01:31:26.300 gonna say thank Scotty of Swindon as
01:31:28.300 the thing of this proud bro I would
01:31:30.300 like to wholeheartedly take credit for
01:31:33.300 foiling the Iranian terrorist plots
01:31:35.300 people of Wessex rest assured I'm
01:31:37.300 always watching all of you I'm glad
01:31:40.300 we've got people with good senses of
01:31:41.300 humor on it on a Monday someone did
01:31:43.300 make a joke in the office that exact
01:31:44.300 same joke we just made about Josh but
01:31:46.300 with AA with academic agent yeah it's
01:31:49.300 obviously bent obviously just a joke
01:31:51.300 mucking about has anyone seen Dr.
01:31:53.300 Palvinis has been accounted for yeah
01:31:55.300 since the arrest for hours right okay
01:31:58.300 George Hap says it took Josh one on the
01:32:01.300 ground mission in Swindon to convince
01:32:03.300 him to leave please stay in the office
01:32:05.300 where the most dangerous person is
01:32:07.300 Stelios well you've actually got a
01:32:11.300 black belt and you've done military
01:32:12.300 service you might be the most dangerous
01:32:14.300 person in the office I don't know I'm
01:32:16.300 off now I'm gonna hobble off I'm
01:32:18.300 deactivated right okay Brian Tomlinson if
01:32:24.300 the Iranian government is helping
01:32:26.300 dangerous people enter the UK the
01:32:28.300 obvious answer is to stop all
01:32:29.300 immigration from Iran sure Omar award
01:32:34.300 the ones that already here back to
01:32:35.300 the country of their home of their
01:32:36.300 forefathers Omar award says balaclava
01:32:40.300 slap an Uber eats slugger on him and
01:32:43.300 he'd be indistinguishable from the
01:32:45.300 other rabble that's a sort of cryptic
01:32:50.300 Heraclitian I was gonna say I kind of
01:32:53.300 trying to work that one out myself okay
01:32:55.300 Alex Ogle says the only hope with the
01:32:57.300 educational establishment pardon me the
01:33:02.300 only hope with the educational
01:33:03.300 establishments trying to inculcate the
01:33:05.300 next generation is that the teachers
01:33:07.300 are the product of the last my
01:33:09.300 generation Gen X going into millennial
01:33:11.300 knew not to argue back against the
01:33:13.300 boomers because they were skilled in
01:33:15.300 sophistry Gen X and millennials are a
01:33:18.300 lot less skilled and so it is much
01:33:20.300 easier for zoomers to argue back
01:33:24.300 perhaps perhaps a fair point perhaps
01:33:27.300 a fair point yeah I like how boomers
01:33:30.300 get the safe and become the safe
01:33:35.300 well they're basically I mean we use
01:33:36.300 that as quite a broad term rather than
01:33:37.300 purely the baby boomers of 1946 7 we
01:33:40.300 mean it's a bit broader don't we
01:33:42.300 usually but yeah I mean they're the
01:33:44.300 sort of basically the oldest
01:33:45.300 generation now there are a few people
01:33:46.300 that have the generation before left
01:33:48.300 but not many and so basically we live
01:33:50.300 in a completely dominated post-world
01:33:53.300 war 2 paradigm world yeah and we're
01:33:55.300 only now beginning to break out of it
01:33:57.300 it seems hopefully yeah fingers crossed
01:34:00.300 I mean I don't know if this narrative
01:34:02.300 the anti-boomer narrative is it's a
01:34:04.300 bit too generalizing but there are some
01:34:06.300 people of the category of that age
01:34:08.300 bracket who are a bit selfish and I
01:34:10.300 remember it when I was at economics
01:34:14.300 school university I remember a very old
01:34:17.300 professor who said I care about three
01:34:19.300 things money money and money and he
01:34:22.300 seems to fall under the category of the
01:34:24.300 you know only GDP caring about it's a
01:34:27.300 cliche for a reason that the boomers
01:34:29.300 are so selfish because it does ring
01:34:31.300 through loads however having said that
01:34:34.300 there are some boomers who are crazily
01:34:37.300 based yeah and it must be so
01:34:39.300 frustrating for them to yeah to be
01:34:42.300 tarred with the same brush and those
01:34:44.300 that didn't make as much money in the
01:34:45.300 same period as well it's got a lot of
01:34:47.300 I do like to stick up for the base
01:34:49.300 boomers yeah although they're in a
01:34:51.300 minority I do think sounds like a great
01:34:52.300 I do think sounds like a great
01:34:54.300 yeah right do you want me to
01:34:57.300 comments for yours I'll give it a go I
01:34:59.300 can see some here so the first one is
01:35:01.300 Jan Havy is that s or five yes
01:35:04.300 Jan V Jan V so what's telling is that
01:35:07.300 that that was her gut reaction to the
01:35:09.300 question on grooming gangs it gave the
01:35:11.300 vibe of are we talking about this
01:35:13.300 again or let's get over with it and
01:35:15.300 her apology to me did not seem sincere
01:35:18.300 just trying to make excuses and I
01:35:20.300 and I and I think that's what we're
01:35:21.300 saying we can we can't really excuse
01:35:23.300 what she's saying it is genuinely part
01:35:25.300 of her and she's trying to hide it
01:35:26.300 now it's a true colors and that
01:35:28.300 apology was more like I'm sorry that
01:35:30.300 you noticed I'm sorry your butt hurt
01:35:32.300 yeah about it yeah like it's what a
01:35:36.300 douche bag I just do hope she gets
01:35:38.300 the morality to actually resign and
01:35:41.300 Thane Scoti of Swindon he said
01:35:45.300 remember these people only have this
01:35:46.300 attitude because they've never
01:35:47.300 encountered this or they believe that
01:35:49.300 they believe that they and no one they
01:35:51.300 care about will ever be affected by
01:35:53.300 these issues very true compel these
01:35:55.300 people to have to confront the problem
01:35:57.300 they deny remember the Lib Dems won
01:35:59.300 seats in the recent local elections on
01:36:01.300 the platform I hate headphone dodgers
01:36:04.300 when things change for them they
01:36:05.300 start addressing the issue whether or
01:36:07.300 not they acknowledge it to be honest
01:36:09.300 again that's part of what we're seeing
01:36:11.300 with just the elites in general I mean
01:36:13.300 we're comfortable we're okay look at
01:36:15.300 my house look my car look at the
01:36:16.300 money look at the pension that you've
01:36:17.300 given to me I don't need to really
01:36:19.300 care about you too much but oh gosh
01:36:21.300 isn't that bad when it happens as long
01:36:23.300 as I can go back home later it's crazy
01:36:25.300 how often that plays out that until
01:36:27.300 it personally affects them I think
01:36:28.300 perhaps just one anecdotal example
01:36:30.300 Anna Kasparian when she was I think
01:36:33.300 mild or some sort of sexual assault
01:36:35.300 mild sexual assault some sort of
01:36:36.300 harassment in a street or a park then
01:36:39.300 it was a problem then you're allowed to
01:36:41.300 notice it because it happened to her
01:36:42.300 yes but that just that as one example
01:36:45.300 plays out so many times that's very
01:36:47.300 true that people are these sort of
01:36:49.300 crazy lefty liberals turkeys voting for
01:36:53.300 Christmas and then something horrible
01:36:54.300 happens to them and suddenly they
01:36:56.300 become a bit a bit more realistic
01:36:58.300 yeah great let's let's be able to
01:37:03.300 learn from the mistakes and the
01:37:05.300 tragedies of other people's lives yeah
01:37:07.300 yeah so just I think then we've got
01:37:10.300 sorry the unbreakable litany says that
01:37:12.300 funny thing about dog whistles is that
01:37:14.300 one has to be a dog to hear it you
01:37:16.300 want to explain how you've made that
01:37:17.300 connection yourself madam are you a
01:37:19.300 racist and I think that's actually a
01:37:22.300 good point I mean they mind you the
01:37:25.300 Labour Party like to use the word dog
01:37:26.300 whistle all the time almost any issue
01:37:28.300 if they can and we have Kevin Fox here
01:37:31.300 that the Korean spa shooting the media
01:37:33.300 and authorities rushed to post images of
01:37:35.300 the shooter and call him white and
01:37:38.300 intimate intimate it was a white
01:37:40.300 supremacist shooting until it turned
01:37:41.300 out he was Syrian then they all shut up
01:37:44.300 pretty damn quick and stop reporting
01:37:46.300 on the event I think that's going back
01:37:48.300 really to your your point we're talking
01:37:49.300 about Swindon to be honest how
01:37:51.300 everyone's already said it's Iranian
01:37:52.300 nationals before anyone else and a
01:37:55.300 last comment from Russian garbage
01:37:58.300 human hi from Litchfield Cathedral
01:38:00.300 a bunch of us low to see this fans
01:38:02.300 our country on currently on a day out in
01:38:04.300 Litchfield incredibly pretty city
01:38:07.300 England lives on have a lovely time
01:38:10.300 Russian yeah that's lovely I hope you
01:38:11.300 will have a wonderful time Litchfield
01:38:13.300 is lovely and the cathedral is
01:38:14.300 gorgeous right so we have run out of
01:38:17.300 time thank you very much for your
01:38:19.300 segments today I had a really good
01:38:21.300 time and hope you appreciated them and
01:38:24.300 see you tomorrow at 1 p.m. thank you and
01:38:28.300 goodbye