00:01:53.020You will hear it said in the United States that we are your leading ally in the world,
00:01:57.380and you need to know how society and culture is degenerating so rapidly here on continental Europe.
00:02:04.620It is absolutely clear that we're not in a position to be of any substantial use to the United States in its existential fight for Western civilization.
00:02:16.820And as I've said since I've been on this show five years ago, our vocation, I think, as Europeans on the world stage is to speak to those nations that haven't yet fully gone down the path that we have walked.
00:02:29.920to say this is what happens don't follow us don't listen to the siren lies being told to you by your
00:02:38.960center left and center right mainstream elites um there was such a great article in remix i put it
00:02:47.560out on getter a couple of days ago um then if you'd be so kind just to pop that up on the screen
00:02:54.240there we go this is a family show so i know there are parents with kids running around i'm not even
00:02:59.420going to read the headline out but you can read it for yourself this is as we said last as we0.73
00:03:07.020opened last thursday's show with the sexual molestation and assault of the former miss
00:03:14.900france by a third world invader and we made the point on the show that that's really a metaphor
00:03:20.380for the wider crisis in continental europe same same sort of thing going on here in that this
00:03:56.360we saw that this Belgian lady was enjoying the sun by herself and you read the headline of what0.97
00:04:05.360happened to her thanks to a third world invader enjoying her disrupting her peace and quiet we
00:04:16.760can say that she was unexpectedly culturally enriched while she was there in Brussels
00:04:23.520joining the sun well so ralph shulhammer the senior correspondent at both remix news and
00:04:33.980brussels signal joins me once again here on the war room ralph thanks um for for coming back on
00:04:42.220we've got a selection of stories for you today folks um really i think there's a narrative theme
00:04:49.500which you'll guess what this is um and it's all consequences of the invasion and the performative
00:04:56.300resistance from the mainstream political establishment and perhaps action
00:05:02.340uh from the um from the populist nationalist iterations country by country we've really got
00:05:10.280forced four illustrations for you today of um betrayal of national betrayal let's start off
00:05:17.560in my beloved homeland the uk um brussels signal wrote quite a good article i think this week
00:05:30.600picking up a center for social justice report now the the the csj is a think tank founded by
00:05:39.400in duncan smith say in duncan smith former leader of the conservative party probably one of the
00:05:46.040the better ones, who's a Catholic, IDS is a Catholic, and he created this, put together
00:05:56.020this think tank, probably the leader most in the Thatcherite mould, and it's coming
00:06:03.200out with some pretty good research. Don't be put off, folks, by its left-leaning name.
00:06:08.960Here they've tackled, they really put both hands on the third rail in British politics, Ralph Shulhamer. Here's this report which says that in the UK for every one under 25 year old Brit that has been employed, I think these statistics is an average going back to 2020 or something.
00:06:30.960everyone under 25 year old Brit 27 invaders have got a job that's a ratio of
00:06:43.0201 to 27 and these are invaders from outside of the European Union it's
00:06:48.300important to underline that statistic if we were to include regular migrants
00:06:54.360from within the EU that obviously let that ratio is going to widen even
00:06:59.080further ralph tell me the story here and your and your analysis on it what's going on in the uk
00:07:04.740the actual decimation of the of the youth opportunity of employment now i think it's
00:07:10.900basically touching at 1 million under 25 year olds not in employment education or training
00:07:16.840neat as it's called in english and now we can see why right well this has been an issue all over
00:07:24.620europe for quite a while at the one hand you have very high youth unemployment rates but at the same
00:07:28.700time you've been told that you need mass migration to fill the unemployment gap.
00:07:32.840But the truth is, again, a phenomenon that is not unfamiliar to our American viewers
00:07:38.600and listeners, that there is an economic interest in having cheap migrant labor.0.56
00:07:43.800It's basically the importation of a new underclass.
00:07:47.340There was a, for those of who you're interested, there was a somewhat funny segment with Chris
00:07:52.640Rufo and Richard Hanania, where they talked about immigration.
00:07:56.520and Richard Hanania, you know, those of you who are a lot on X will know who he is.
00:08:00.800And he said, oh, my God, it was terrible.
00:08:03.100When ICE came to California, you couldn't find a gardener.
00:08:06.760And this is exactly this kind of attitude that you see here.
00:08:21.060You want food, you know, cheap foods delivery guys and whatever it is.
00:08:26.940And by the way, what is really frustrating about this is that, of course, a lot of this is taking place in a way that these people then are going to be locked in in these, quote unquote, professions.
00:08:36.560What we tend to forget, and this is the real problem for me with young people.0.63
00:09:17.140This pseudo-intellectual class of people that just go to school, university, and then some administrative, bureaucratic, what David Graeber, the great anthropologist would have called bullshit jobs, you know, as being the, I don't know, the gender quota director at some federal ministry.
00:09:34.580But nobody really has the experience anymore of what it means to do manual labor.
00:09:39.320And that's a real problem, by the way.
00:09:41.920I'm sure that many of you are familiar with Michael Rowe and this idea that it is very healthy, especially for young men, to have that experience.
00:09:49.220And we kind of take that experience away from many of them.
00:09:53.380It's funny with the publication earlier on this week of Magnifica Humanitas, the encyclical by the Pope talking about the dignity of work.
00:10:04.660But that's a dignity of work that is denied to the nation's indigenous youth.0.54
00:10:09.840It's as if they're invisible to all the virtue signalling class.
00:10:19.000Your own people, your own nation's youth and vulnerable are absolutely invisible.
00:10:23.920Because there are no virtue signalling points to be picked up in addressing their needs.
00:10:28.440You get the virtue signalling points talking about invaders, their kids, nothing for the homegrown indigenous youth.
00:10:37.720of all, by the way, races and backgrounds.
00:11:02.540So this becomes a bit of a self-reinforcing cycle
00:11:07.480We have to be honest about this, and it's the same in the U.S., that members, not all of them, but members of the industry, the chambers of commerce and similar institutions existing in Europe as well, were behind this.
00:11:22.360I mean, this idea that you can have a forever imported underclass in order to have some supposedly competitive advantage is something that has been promoted, whether it's the Cato Institute and other libertarian institutions and ideas for quite a long time.
00:11:37.380And this is one of the reasons why both the United States and Europe find itself in the situation in which we are.
00:11:44.440I just want to pick up here on one point in the Brussels Signal article here.
00:11:50.840And by the way, like last week, folks, when we push these out on social media, we're going to put in the articles in with each of these clips.
00:11:58.440They strongly recommend you to go and read these things.
00:12:02.160We're only giving a quick survey of these things here, that the articles do cover these things.
00:12:07.380in more detail. So my last takeaway on this is something I want to pick up and mention
00:12:11.780later on in the show, is that the data for this ratio, the 1 in 27 ratio, which is really,
00:12:18.980it's a simple headline, but it's a summation, a distillation of the actual betrayal that's
00:12:26.280taken place in the UK. The data here was taken from the HM, His Majesty's Revenue and Customs,
00:12:36.680That's the UK version of the IRS payroll data.
00:12:43.060So what's taking place in the black market is obviously going to widen those statistics even more.
00:12:49.180But I want to make this point, and I might make this as we go through, Ralph, and discuss the articles for today's show.
00:12:57.360But it would seem to me that populist nationalist parties, either like reform or restore in the UK, the AFD in Germany, the Fratelli d'Italia here in Italy, or indeed even the League.
00:13:13.360um all of you know wherever in europe if these parties really wanted and we're going to be
00:13:21.560discussing the the denaturalization issue later on in in this show but if they really wanted to
00:13:27.040tackle this issue seriously i would simply do it on this basis ralph everybody in whichever country
00:13:34.000let me talk about italy here right you're you're in germany right no you're in brussels right
00:13:38.680i'm in austria you're in austria okay um whichever country you are anybody any
00:13:47.480person in the country who with the relevant department for paying taxes in that country
00:13:58.400if you demonstrate a tax contribution which is less than the median average of that nation out
00:14:08.100You've got three months. Pack your bags and go. Because you're dragging wages down, right? And you're hitting the most vulnerable class of employment, the hardest, right? Then successively, year by year, you can actually raise that threshold until you're only having people who are making serious contributions to the economic life, the cultural life and economic productivity of the country.
00:14:35.300But that's the first thing you can do. Anybody in the country who has income tax receipts of less than the median average of that nation. Thank you for your presence here in this nation. But it's now time for you to leave.
00:14:52.380Ralph, let me give a quick shout-out for our sponsor, and then I'll come back to you for your feedback, and we'll continue going through the articles today.
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00:15:27.380These are stratospheric levels of debt, and in America alone, the interest repayment, the servicing, not paying down the principal, the debt, just servicing the interest on that debt.
00:15:43.020In America, every day is $3 billion, that's money that could have been spent on hospital roads, what have you, but it's being spent simply servicing the debt.
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00:18:20.940Ralph Schulhammer, before I move on now to Germany, did you want to respond to something
00:18:29.980about my suggestion about repatriating even legal residents back to their countries of
00:18:40.600origin if their contributions to the economic life of the country are below a certain threshold
00:18:46.600well maybe two points i mean one is and this is i would argue a weakness a bit on part of of the
00:18:53.380populist nationalist or nationalist populist movement is that they have to find an approach
00:18:58.320to economic policy that is neither libertarian nor socialist i mean i i have an idea i would
00:19:04.420call it industrialism and we can maybe at some point make an entire segment on this i think
00:19:08.460there is a so-called third way that would fit quite nicely with both our political and cultural
00:19:13.700ideology that could be reflected in the economy. But the second point is, of course, if we take
00:19:19.040your proposal, and I think it's a quite interesting one, one then has to be honest to the people and
00:19:23.800say, well, certain things, at least for some time, will be more expensive. I mean, this has to be
00:19:29.100absolutely clear that if you have then the pizza delivery and whatever it is done by an English
00:19:35.080guy, which I'm fine, I'm for this, don't get me wrong. But of course, it also means that it will
00:19:40.900cost more. So this is something I think we have to be honest. As you said, if you say, because
00:19:45.940basically what you propose, which is quite interesting, but it's an interesting way to
00:19:50.240get to a new form of minimum wage. You basically say that somebody's in the country, they don't
00:19:54.500get a certain income to have to leave the country. So then that job is then picked up by somebody
00:19:58.720within the country, which is, again, great stuff. But of course, it also then runs the risk that
00:20:03.560you drive up wages, which, by the way, is a good thing, because you drive wages up in the low
00:20:07.540income segment, which is a good thing. But we have to be honest about this. I think this is
00:20:14.080a bit of a problem we see in Italy, but I think we see it also in the United States, that if you
00:20:18.840want to transform the economy, there is the possibility that at least temporarily, or in
00:20:24.620certain areas, you have a price increase. But to be quite honest, this is always my argument,
00:20:28.360if on the other hand i educate a generation in you know um in being used to being employed
00:20:37.760in industrial industrialistness right all these kind of if can all if i get all these positive
00:20:43.040side effects i might be happy to pay one or two euros more for my pizza delivery but i think we
00:20:48.340just have to be honest about this right this is this is my key point sure listen let's know we're
00:20:53.580mature here on the war room where adults i would absolutely have that conversation i had that
00:20:58.380conversation before breakfast lunch and dinner every day what you just said there is not the bug
00:21:03.320that's the feature of this proposal but i will absolutely you know i don't want to see people
00:21:09.360at the in the bottom quintile of the um of the social ladder receiving ever more generous
00:21:16.960benefits paid out of the taxes of people who do have a job right that's just
00:21:22.900folly what I do want to see them is it is using their political muscle to on
00:21:28.420the on the open labor market demand higher wages for themselves and that is
00:21:34.660a win-win that's that's what that's what you do picking the low-hanging fruit
00:21:39.720when you just kick out of the country people who are taking those who are1.00
00:21:44.560taking jobs, kick them out and let your own indigenous population start to claw its way back1.00
00:21:51.900into the labour market. And yeah, that, you know, you said labour at the bottom there,1.00
00:21:57.720labour, then of course you had what's called in economic differentials, that would have a knock-on
00:22:03.160effect of the labour market. Bring it on, that's beautiful. You start at the bottom and let people
00:22:08.300at the bottom rung start to earn more money again and that is you know that that is i think absolutely
00:22:14.940perfect let's have that debate be honest um but that's the kind of inflation i could absolutely
00:22:19.900live with if it is first and foremost and um and besides look inflation you're you're in vienna
00:22:26.220right let me quote austrian school economics 101 inflation is always and everywhere a monetary
00:22:34.780phenomenon it's not a price phenomenon if people are earning more in terms of
00:22:41.800income that is not in and of itself inflationary look as you say we'll come
00:22:47.740back and pick up on that in the remaining moments of this segment what
00:22:55.400do you do if you are a left-wing party in Germany when most of your working
00:23:01.840class support has peeled off to the AFD. Well, you look with salivating jaws at the 14 million
00:23:14.560invaders that are in your country and say, let's give them the vote. That is exactly what has0.98
00:23:22.400happened uh i think it's the dd linker left-wing german party to the left of the the the sdp
00:23:30.660ralph what's the what's the what's there what's the reasoning behind this what uh this proposal
00:23:36.640which seems to me to be insane but they must have some justification behind it what is that
00:23:42.020justification well cheap cheap labor and cheap voters what what else what what what more could
00:23:48.020you could you ask for i mean it's it's precisely the same phenomenon we've just been discussing
00:23:52.140in the realm of the economy, in the realm of politics.
00:23:55.460As you correctly pointed out, you say,
00:23:57.540we don't give jobs to our own youth, we give it to somebody else,
00:24:00.820and now we don't accept whatever our people vote for,
00:24:05.020we just find somebody else to vote for us.
00:24:07.540I mean, there was this old joke by the playwright Bert Brecht,
00:24:10.840who said in the 1950s, if things get really worse,
00:24:14.920he meant it jokingly, ironically, he said,
00:24:18.340then the state has to dissolve the people and elect a new one.
00:24:22.820He meant it as a joke, but this is pretty much where we are,
00:24:25.320because this is this proposal by that party, right?
00:24:27.820This is nothing else, because we're talking about potentially 14 million voters here.
00:24:32.560Because don't forget, out of the 18 million Germans, not everybody is of voting age.
00:24:36.360So we're talking here of a potential pool of voters that is absolutely significant.
00:24:41.320I think the current number of AFD voters, so the 26%, that is 13 million votes.
00:24:48.640So those 14 million potentially would have the potential to make whoever they're going to vote for the strongest party in Germany.
00:24:58.580Look, we've got two minutes before we go to the break.
00:35:32.100absolute abject criminality and terrorist acts let's go through the books and see who isn't
00:35:39.580contributing to the life of the country and whether they're simply present illegally or
00:35:47.080whether they're there with residents official residents or whether they've even got citizenship
00:35:52.220go through the book and if they haven't been contributing then say thank you very much for
00:35:56.800presence here but it is now time for you to leave listen and i mean this is the same look at something
00:36:03.560like marriage right if nobody in a happy marriage would ever say well this is just a piece of paper
00:36:08.760because the piece of paper signifies something but it's a symbol of something much deeper
00:36:12.880and for me citizenship is the same thing it is a marriage might be a strong term but you know what
00:36:18.020i mean it's got it's a commitment from an individual to a nation to a country to its values
00:36:23.680to its culture and if this is just being pretended right if this is abused i mean again we have the
00:36:29.600same in in law as well if you cheat on your wife several times and she wants a divorce i guess
00:36:34.720everybody would say you know what she has a point and i think for me citizenship is at least those
00:36:39.660who i mean if you're born with citizenship that's a different issue but it's the same with citizenship
00:36:43.760in a sense that if somebody gets it and they quote unquote cheat on their new country so to speak
00:36:48.700why should you not revoke their citizenship it's the same thing as getting a divorce
00:36:52.180firstly firstly i think it's time you know i mentioned earlier that you put your
00:36:57.680that remix and bustle signal um we're putting both hands on the third rail here this really is
00:37:06.040a third rail stuff i wouldn't say what you have just said that if you're born because this guy
00:37:11.760here right um salim el kudry was born in lombardia um in bergamum i i wouldn't say you know if you
00:37:23.020were born with citizenship that's it you've got that for life i would say no no no no no no no
00:37:29.760right via um and you make it you know you want to run with some great points today because
00:37:35.780in Catholic theology, at least, divorce, marriage is an indissoluble sacrament and exists until
00:37:46.640the death of one of the two participants. And the secular state comes in, and that was
00:37:52.360the case like for, what, 1950 or so years, right? The modern secular state comes in and
00:37:59.880said no no no no we will grant the authority to split this indissoluble act in two we will grant
00:38:07.860we will allow the state will use this authority to grant a divorce even if one of the partners
00:38:13.520doesn't want it doesn't accept it that is what the modern secular state does to something which
00:38:19.880before god before jesus christ is indissoluble if you can do that to something to a sacrament
00:38:26.500then in the ontological hierarchy right the ontological order of being citizenship is lower
00:38:34.660down than that i'm not saying it's less important you know it's less it's a citizenship i'm not
00:38:38.900saying citizenship is not important but if the state can dissolve holy matrimony which is
00:38:44.800indissoluble before god and has and was treated as such for 1950 years then you can certainly
00:38:51.920do that to the administrative act of granting citizenship. Just one quick
00:38:59.240thing before we move on. The interior minister Matteo Piantarozzi, as I
00:39:04.340mentioned, rushed out, tripped over himself to come out and said that this
00:39:10.000wasn't a terrorist motive. That does actually mean, and if this guy faces
00:39:15.040charges and is convicted on the back of his um atrocity he won't then be able to be deported
00:39:23.780anyway even if um he wasn't uh born a citizen in italy because the the the the the the interior
00:39:32.040minister said no it's so whatever salvini's doing with his legislation uh the interior minister has
00:39:38.800said this is not a terrorist act so this guy gets to stay which very much reminds me of something
00:39:44.060else that you were writing about let me just get this article here it is in
00:39:49.940again this is remix I haven't sent this article through to Denver this is a the
00:39:56.780this comedian yeah I don't know if you remember this story Ralph but this
00:40:01.180German comedian Nikita Miller said that the migrant who stabbed him five times
00:40:06.620This is in Germany. And then fled to Norway. Has since received citizenship. That is in your face on behalf of the government saying to its citizens, we really don't care anything about you. We really treat you with contempt. But above those two things, we want you to know this.
00:40:31.820right yeah same thing here in italy i think that that maneuver by the interior minister to
00:40:37.800to rule out so quickly any terrorist motive and i read the quote of what the guy had said i mean
00:40:42.800it says i think you make i think you can with due respect minister i think you can construct
00:40:47.360very reasonably the opposite argument on that one um but i personally think that was that was
00:40:53.380quite pathetic i i don't i don't to be honest i don't even care whether it was terrorism or not
00:40:59.100As I said before, I mean, my theological knowledge is somewhat shaky, but I stand at least hypothetically with my comparison to marriage.0.87
00:41:08.700If you become the citizen of a country, you commit yourself to the continuation of the values, of the traditions, of the things that make a country a country.
00:41:17.720I would, to give a concrete example, if I see somebody in California, you know, waving a Mexican flag during a demonstration or doing a protest,0.76
00:41:28.240For me, that could at least be the beginning or potential grounds for revoking citizenship.0.90
00:42:24.940Yeah, absolutely. I think Switzerland has an interesting thing, which I would build on. I wouldn't stop there. But when they're granting citizenship, I think the local town has to agree to that.
00:46:13.740What it is in the Swedish case and others,
00:46:15.360it's a disrespect towards the new country.
00:46:17.880And this is at the heart of a lot of this.
00:46:20.740And by the way, you wouldn't want to know how many of these criminals are also simultaneously in the welfare state.
00:46:26.520So we have reached conditions, for example, in Denmark, where we have a Danish social scientist put up a statistic on this.
00:46:34.720We have the most expensive rapists in the world because the same people are overrepresented in rape statistics are also overrepresented when it comes to receiving welfare.