In the wake of Pope John Paul III's visit to the United States on Sunday, there is much being said about the Pope's trip, and there is a lot being written about it. But is it all a whole lot more than that?
00:19:56.020You heard it there, folks. Long live the Intifada. That's what they're chanting.
00:20:03.960Jenny, it's absolutely clear to me we're going to run over this break and carry this after the break in five minutes.
00:20:11.080I'm sure there's a lot in the previous segment that we were discussing with Frank Walker that you would have insights on that you would want to add to.
00:20:19.840But let's say this, right? Following on this argument that there is a new missionary age taking place right now and you have that young 18 to 23-year-old cohort, young guys, that most difficult cohort to keep in church, crossing the threshold of the church for the first time in their lives.
00:20:43.560And what are they going to see now? They're going to see that the Anglicans, that worldwide communion that has its largest component, the Church of England, has just elected its first female arch layman of Canterbury.
00:21:04.020And I reckon that any normal 20-year-old heterosexual male will look at this walking into a church and run a million miles.
00:21:16.060Tell us about the UK and what is going on. Because there are two forces right now that are taking place in the UK right now.
00:21:22.780There's Islamism and this new missionary age amongst young guys especially taking place.
00:21:30.800And this is the Church of England's response.
00:21:34.020Yes. Yeah, that's right. That's spot on about the two competing forces of Islamism and this new Christian revival.
00:21:44.120And I'm sorry to say that the Christian revival is very much behind the eight ball and has a lot of catching up to do very fast in order to compete.
00:21:53.260The Islamization of the United Kingdom has been given a carte blanche for the last several decades, it seems.
00:22:02.640And that cold open shows one of the most recent results of that, which was, of course, as viewers will know, a synagogue in Manchester was attacked last Wednesday on Yom Kippur, which is the holiest holiday in the Jewish religion.
00:22:21.640And a Syrian-born British man who grew up one mile away from the synagogue, so he grew up in a community, an established old Jewish community in Manchester.
00:22:34.840His name was, for real, Jihad. That was his first name, Jihad al-Shami.
00:22:41.180His father came to the UK as sort of a refugee, as an asylum seeker from Syria.
00:22:46.880And this is how he repaid the country that welcomed him and raised him.
00:22:52.800Two people were killed in that attack, as has been widely reported, a 53-year-old and a 66-year-old.
00:22:59.060One of them, it seems, was shot by the police officers who responded.
00:23:03.860And it was just an absolute disaster from start to finish.
00:23:06.820Really, the most shocking thing about it to me personally, not to sound cynical, was how long it's taken for Jews to be attacked, you know, in particular Jews to be attacked in England, in the United Kingdom, given the fervent obsession with Palestine and Hamas, basically, throughout, that has gripped, almost like a fever, a mind virus, that has gripped many of the youth of the United Kingdom.
00:23:32.760And those videos that you saw, following the video from Manchester, were from the day after the stabbing on Wednesday, the following day they came out and filled the streets to protest again for Palestine, no concern over the deaths that had just occurred.
00:23:48.840And then it happened again at the weekend, nearly 500 protesters were arrested in London because they were protesting on behalf of an organization that's been banned called Palestine Action.
00:23:58.620And then again, yesterday, on October 7th, the anniversary of the October 7th pogrom, they took to the streets yet again, gave fiery, I would say, like almost millenarian religious speeches and, you know, in English and in Arabic and these very intense religious terms, you know, all about Islam.
00:24:22.880This is the state of the United Kingdom today. And so those young men that you mentioned are being driven into the arms of, I would say, the quote-unquote real church by this obvious crisis.
00:24:37.640It's a political crisis, yes, it's also an economic crisis because all of these new migrants arriving are taking up housing and they're weighing down the benefit system and the NHS and the schools.
00:24:49.440But it's also mostly a spiritual crisis because all of these young men and also a lot of young women and also a lot of not so young people like me, who is a staunch atheist, Gen X sort of indie kid, are asking, how did our leaders become so weak and debased that they have supported this jihadi project for the better part of my adult life?
00:25:14.700This is obviously, this is obviously, the Manchester attack was obviously not the first attack, even in Manchester.
00:25:19.740The United Kingdom has been subjected to multiple Islamic terrorist attacks and yet the pro-Palestinian fanatics still feel entitled and brazen enough to take to the streets in the thousands to demand justice for Palestine.
00:25:36.960What about justice for England? What about justice for English Jews?
00:25:39.900Look, I remember some North London Jewish friends of mine telling me 20 years ago about the desecration of the Jewish cemeteries taking place by effectively young Pakistani origin guys whom they would also see on the London undergrounds with swastika earrings and what have you.
00:26:06.040No one, no one, no one. It was a problem that the authorities could see but refused to acknowledge. And this is the net result of that, right, Jenny? The lack. I mean, how is it? You can almost imagine the British establishment's bewilderment.
00:26:21.880You know, they're looking at this guy, Mr. Jihad Al-Shami, thinking, coming into the country, asking for papers to come into the country, signing off on them.
00:26:30.740And then they see this and they're saying to themselves, how could we have known? You know, how could we have predicted this? I mean, the name obviously wasn't being, in and of itself, wasn't flagging up any concerns or any preoccupations.
00:26:47.480It's, you know, how could we have known? We did what we could. And the net consequence of that is that people die, innocent people die. Stay tuned, folks. We'll be back in two short minutes.
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00:29:19.360You know, I didn't know this until the guys at Field of Greens, the doctors and the experts, told me about it and then gave me information.
00:32:35.560And I mentioned this before on the war room.
00:32:38.920And I think it's the same in the, it should be the same in the UK as in the United States or in any Western country.
00:32:45.000If you are a civil servant and you sign off, you stamp and say accepted and you request to come into the country to a person who then goes off and commits crime once they're in the country, you, you, that civil servant that signed and stamped, you need to be held personably accountable for that act.
00:33:06.420And I think if civil servant, because you know, they would know why they're nodding everyone through because they've got no skin in the game, right?
00:33:17.560If they had skin in the game, if the people that they were signing off to come into the country, if they were held responsible, criminally responsible for any future crimes that those people would commit, do you think they'd be a little more vigilant on who they're letting in?
00:33:34.140I mean, look, this is, you're, you're kind of zeroing in on the target here because this is 100%.
00:33:39.700Yet another example, we didn't need any more evidence.
00:33:43.060We already knew this was the case, but yet another example of the total and utter failure of multiculturalism as it was conceived in the Tony Blair era.
00:33:54.100And of course, he's also responsible for civil service reforms that made them a lot more unaccountable.
00:34:00.860And this is, this is one of the structural problems that UK political parties are going to have to grapple with now and good luck to them.
00:34:07.800But this idea that, you know, the United Kingdom was so kind and fair and just that they could take in an unlimited number of culturally diverse, shall we say, in euphemism, people and then expect absolutely nothing of them.
00:34:29.420I mean, this guy, Jihad al-Shami, not only had never really held down a job, but he was also on bail for rape from charges from earlier this year.
00:34:39.380I mean, this is a person who contributed, I mean, absolutely nothing, even before he went on a stabbing rampage against Jews in his own neighborhood.
00:34:51.900OK, so that nothing about this project that Tony Blair dreamed up in a communist fever dream, however many decades ago, has come out as ended well for the British people.
00:35:03.480There are other immigrant groups in Britain. They've done well.
00:35:08.780This is not necessarily an issue about immigration, but obviously what we have now on top of this prior existing problem,
00:35:17.120the Pakistanis coming in many years ago and forming these rape gangs and all this, all this stuff,
00:35:21.620you have all of these new immigrants coming in, unvetted migrants, I should say, arriving on small boats,
00:35:28.040waves of the memory every single day and disappearing into British and English and Scottish and everywhere neighborhoods.
00:35:35.760Always poor neighborhoods. They don't ever end up in, you know, posh parts of London.
00:35:41.900And, you know, ordinary English taxpayers are paying the price.
00:35:46.740They're being asked to leave their homes, literally.
00:35:50.000They're being asked to pay more in taxes.
00:35:51.520And they have to put up with the degradation of this chauvinistic, triumphalist, Islam-a-sharia supremacy.
00:36:01.320Yeah, folks, stop voting for people who hate you.
00:36:05.640I can't put it more succinctly. Stop voting for people who hate you.
00:36:10.640And listen, listen, I'm going to come back to my earlier point, because I think it's a great idea.
00:36:16.040Hold civil servants, those responsible, those civil servants who are charged with granting visas or refusing them,
00:36:23.480hold them criminally responsible, criminally liable for any crimes that are committed by the people they're letting into the country on a case-by-case basis.
00:36:32.980But Jenny Holland, even if you don't like that idea, meet me halfway.
00:36:36.760Stop letting people into the country whose name is Jihad, right?
00:36:40.160That would be a good first step, right?
00:40:50.520And so now they're moving it to this new canonical kind of coordinated court that they do with the state.
00:40:55.700And he says he's happy to be able to go there and defend himself.
00:40:58.660So, you know, like in Peru with Father Coronado, with Bishop Cipriani, who just met with Leo, just like the SVC group that has been removed there and all of the visitations there, it's never always so clear.
00:41:14.000Sometimes these people can be innocent.
00:41:16.500You can't really tell from these reports, but you have to just kind of get hints to who are their enemies.
00:41:21.800Just because the press is against you, does that necessarily mean you're guilty?
00:41:25.360They will move against you whether you're guilty or whether you're not.
00:41:30.740So I don't really know how this all is playing out.
00:41:33.680I know that the next step is for this father to go up before the canonical, the new organization.
00:41:40.720And he seems to be looking forward to doing it.
00:41:43.020Meanwhile, a new bishop has been placed.
00:41:46.160And the bishop that Francis put there has had to resign just for, you know, it's like in Argentina where Francis puts in a bishop and he gets removed for some secret reason all of a sudden.
00:41:57.040The people in France are so used to them ignoring these cases, so used to this hierarchy being corrupt.
00:42:04.160You know, Father Spina's bishop, he's just like said, I'm just having Francis mercy on him and I'm bringing this convicted pervert back into making judgments over court cases.
00:42:15.540And, you know, so people are so sick of it that I don't think they could they could win whether they were innocent or not.
00:42:42.500Yeah, I've got a further point to make.
00:42:45.020And I've been to enough court cases here in Italy myself where I've been denied the presumption.
00:42:49.260I've literally been denied the presumption of innocence to unline that.
00:42:56.180I have a further point to make, but we'll do it just in two minutes when I come back to you, Frank.
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00:44:08.240Frank, just the point I would come back to on this issue of the French priest, the vicar general in this diocese, is a point that we've touched on occasionally in the show before.
00:44:21.200And that is that for many decades, even though the presumption of innocence is an inviolable right and everyone deserves that right,
00:44:28.180It is worth noting that since the Second Vatican Council, the lavender mafias right across the Catholic world in seminaries have been filtering out heterosexual men
00:44:41.820and basically 9 out of 10, right, go forward for ordination who have, let's say, question marks, reasonable question marks, reasonably justifiable question marks as to their orientation.
00:44:59.120And the net consequence, I'd say 9 out of 10, right, go forward, shouldn't have been ordained.
00:45:05.740That is the situation in the modern Catholic Church, and it is therefore no surprise that you have that we're sitting here every Wednesday on the war room, picking out one abuse case.
00:45:15.800And this isn't just like one priest, you know, that no one knew who was off in the corner of a diocese and out in the country and no one was monitoring them.
00:45:23.520These, what we're covering here on the war room now are like the senior leadership figures of dioceses themselves, vicars, vicars general, bishops even.
00:45:35.060Again, that's the situation of the contemporary Catholic Church.
00:45:39.140Stand by, Frank, I'm going to come back to you because I know time is running short.
00:45:42.620And I just quickly want to get to Jenny for this one last story of the show today.
00:45:47.100And this is to do with TikTok and why, folks, you shouldn't let your kids anywhere near it.
00:45:53.700Jenny, what are the latest revelations?
00:45:55.680Yeah, a story appeared in the New York Post off the research from a group called Global Witness that TikTok not only makes hardcore porn just available to minors, but actually pushes them towards it.
00:46:12.700So, as it says there, accounts created by researchers, adults posing as minors, as 13-year-olds, with safety settings, child safety settings on their accounts were getting hardcore porn search suggestions.
00:46:29.000And there was a group saying even when they don't want to see things like this, it's constantly being shoved down their throats.
00:46:39.960And, I mean, this isn't immensely surprising, I have to say, although it's very good evidence for great skepticism, if not sort of like outright banning of TikTok for children.
00:46:54.880But, you know, this is something people who follow the sexualization of childhood closely have known for quite some time now.
00:47:06.320It really has to be said, your audience probably doesn't need to be told, but a lot of liberals do need to be told that this is not your sort of granddad's porn, excuse the phrase.
00:47:16.080We're not talking about magazines wrapped in brown paper, you know, high up on shelves or videos behind curtains in your video store.
00:47:27.240This is very deviant, very damaging, often violent videos that do profound damage to girls and women, but also to boys and men who view them.
00:47:42.360So this is an exploitation, not just of the actors engaging in the activity, but actually the viewers.
00:47:52.520And so many of these viewers are very young boys who stumble upon this material and have trauma responses akin to children who have actually directly experienced sexual abuse themselves.
00:48:05.480This is well known in certain circles, especially those who are trying to push back and protect children from this.
00:48:13.500And just to tie it into our normal topic of, you know, kind of cleaning out the church, so to speak.
00:48:20.940This is why the traditional Catholic morality, the traditional Catholic sexual morality is really desperately needed at this moment, if nothing else, to rebalance from the outrageous, and I would say like industrial scale promiscuity that children are experiencing right now.
00:48:42.740I don't think there's ever been a time, certainly since the pagan era, and there's never been a time because of digital, the digital factor, that so many children have been sucked into this.
00:48:55.440I mean, I can't find a strong enough word to say how disgusting a lot of this material is.
00:49:00.140And who should those people be turning to for solace and healing, right?
00:49:07.980You want a space that is free from these sexual intemperance, shall we say.
00:49:14.960And if the churches and the clergy cannot provide that, that's an actually even greater sin than, I think, than the act itself, because these are people tasked with the moral salvation that is actually very needed.
00:49:33.760And I say that, again, as I say every week, I am a secular person.
00:49:38.100I don't, you know, I did not, I don't live by a particular Christian moral code, but I can see that it has tremendous value, and there are young people are crying out for it, and the clergy must rise to this occasion.
00:49:50.600Jenny, look, you're a mother with a teenage son, let me put this point to you.
00:49:56.920Now, we're always on this show, we're always pushing getter, but I want to quote something that I read recently from Andrew Torber, who's the founder of Gab, which is an alternative social media website.
00:50:07.600He said, it's a very profound point, it makes me think, he said that your average teenage kid will see more naked women scrolling through TikTok in 60 seconds than your grandfather will have seen in the entirety of his life.
00:50:26.560Yes, I can actually do better than that.
00:50:31.020I had a subscriber comment that young men by the age of eight, by the age of 10, have seen more naked women than Genghis Khan.