The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

00:00:00.000 good morning all are you all right it's monday monday monday let's get on with it 16th the 16th

00:00:16.200 of february in the year of our lord 2026 it has just gone 8 in the a.m greenwich meantime you

00:00:21.740 are the glorious band the chosen few my band of brothers thank you for tuning in i'm joined by

00:00:27.320 little hurry my producer how are you sir morning yeah i'm all good good good and we've got a poll

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00:00:44.460 get straight into it what is going on in the world world world what does corporate mainstream media

00:00:50.180 think is interesting for you this morning let's just dive straight in then so

00:00:55.100 truth is antidote to putin's poison

00:00:59.620 and europe's sabotage campaign let's see that's a bit cryptic is it let's see what they're what's

00:01:09.240 what they're banging on about exactly all right the eye paper uk to cut russian defense fund as

00:01:15.520 kremlin poison threat revealed so they're talking about actual poisoning from the russians not just

00:01:23.180 sort of the metaphorical poison of russian influence like actual actual poison litvin yenko

00:01:27.700 okay it says government will slash vital funding to counter russian operations against the uk despite

00:01:38.120 concerns over moscow's growing aggression and claims poison was used in assassination

00:01:42.860 okay so in fact let me just read the rest of that blurb so we can cover it all in one in one here

00:01:48.400 opposition parties call changes to integrated security fund deeply irresponsible but ministers

00:01:54.520 insist spending will focus on the most acute threats to uk national security britain and allies

00:02:01.920 plan new section plan new sanctions against moscow after announcing the russian opposition leader

00:02:08.620 alexei navalny was poisoned with toxin from a south american frog or south american frogs

00:02:15.480 former british army commander uh countering chemical weapons is that so it's very small for me but i

00:02:25.160 think countering chemical weapons warns russia has an advanced program we are likely to see more of 0.88

00:02:31.240 this because it is so effective all right so the the british foreign office yvette cooper mrs ed balls

00:02:40.120 and the foreign office have released some sort of paper which was looking at the the the death of that

00:02:45.880 alexei navalny a russian opposition leader who died in prison i believe under suspicious circumstances

00:02:54.280 that he may or may or was poisoned by a particular poison that comes from south american frogs

00:03:03.080 so there you go i mean um but but yet also at the same time also the story is at the same time that

00:03:11.160 we're going to be cutting funding to you know like counter russian operations it's funny isn't it with

00:03:18.080 with all the not funny haha funny odd that with all the hysteria around russia including trying to blame

00:03:27.440 the epstein affair on russians including all of this stuff just the constant sanctions and the constant

00:03:34.480 talk about russia some of it complete or a lot of it actually completely uh valid

00:03:42.160 um still gonna still gonna cut the funding to it all right okay yeah that makes sense okay all right

00:03:47.840 because when i'm sort of fairly anti-ukraine sometimes get a little bit of stick for being 0.99

00:03:56.800 pro-russian not at all not at all they are they're they're brutal scumbags in the kremlin 0.99

00:04:04.480 let's just say it right let's just say brutal brutal scumbags like the the poisoning of litvinenko 0.99

00:04:09.680 let's remember sasha litvinenko for a moment shall we i mean one thing i would say about 0.93

00:04:17.520 oh sasha he was from the russian point of view and i'm this isn't justifying the murder of litvinenko

00:04:25.280 but i'm just saying facts of the matter are he was a complete traitor as far as they're concerned right

00:04:30.640 it was an fsb some sort of senior middling to senior fsb agent that defected effective sort of

00:04:39.440 defected and was working against them so from their point of just from their point of view he's like an

00:04:45.040 utter utter traitor not that again not that that justifies it but yeah like a really elaborate

00:04:51.280 poisoning in a london hotel with like a polonium 210 wasn't it it was a full-blown radioactive thing 0.93

00:04:58.560 a horrible way to die it sort of rips the it destroys the lining of your stomach so you can't

00:05:06.160 absorb any nutrients or even medicines and things in the end

00:05:12.400 terrible horrible horrible horrible horrible way to die

00:05:17.920 just doing that in london or the novichok stuff remember that scripple and his daughter or was

00:05:25.600 his niece i can't remember but that that general or colonel scripple wherever he was again he was

00:05:30.800 actually russian military i think he was gru or fsb whatever he was again from the russian point of view

00:05:40.960 an arch arch arch traitor again not that i'm justifying it at all a nerve agent what you're using nerve

00:05:49.920 agents in salisbury yeah i'm not pro-kremlin yeah i'm not pro-putin just because i throw shade at

00:05:56.800 zelensky don't make me pro-putin yeah when they uh when they tried to poison the old the the one of 0.75

00:06:04.800 the previous ukrainian presidents uh what was his name i can't remember his name off the top of my head

00:06:09.760 now yushchenko was it yushchenko they poised him like half his face even to this day like he very very 0.90

00:06:15.360 nearly died somehow he didn't die and like there's loads they do loads of that stuff they're crazy crazy 0.68

00:06:22.960 sobs i remember seeing one i remember seeing one thing i wonder if anyone remembers this

00:06:30.320 it's only one little thing from years ago but gives you an idea it was after um it was after the kursk

00:06:38.800 sinking that's going back that was right at the beginning of putin must have been in the very very

00:06:44.080 early 2000s i can't remember the exact year but if anyone's i guess harry you don't remember the

00:06:49.040 sinking of the submarine kursk do you um you're probably not even born you're not even born probably

00:06:53.840 sorry yeah sorry uh so for younger zoomers there was this giant submarine russian submarine called the

00:06:59.840 kursk named after i think the battle of kursk from world war ii and it sunk it was just an accident

00:07:05.920 and it sunk and everyone died and they tried to save the people and they failed everyone died all right

00:07:09.760 and there was some sort of press conference going on during that or after that where one of the mums

00:07:16.960 of the dead sailors some little old russian lady stands up and just starts heckling i can't remember 1.00

00:07:23.280 if it was putin himself or some sort of senior admiral i think it might have been putin she just starts

00:07:28.240 standing up sort of screaming like in in despair and um and mourning you know some poor bereaved mum

00:07:39.600 and some russian agents whoever they were just come up behind her and um like silences i don't

00:07:45.920 remember if they i can't remember if they inject or something in the neck or it was like some sort of

00:07:50.480 chloroform thing over my home of what they did but they come up behind her and basically just like 0.99

00:07:53.920 somehow sort of immediately render her unconscious and just bundle her away

00:08:00.400 and ideally the russians wouldn't have want that to be on camera but it was on camera

00:08:07.280 right it's not soviet-era russia right it's not at the height of stalin's terror that was it

00:08:14.640 that was in the early 2000s

00:08:19.200 the number of journalists in russia

00:08:24.480 that just disappear that are critics of putin and the kremlin they just disappeared

00:08:29.840 quite a lot

00:08:32.000 quite a lot

00:08:33.920 if you accuse putin just like any uh any leader of any sort of um

00:08:39.600 car cartel if you live in their jurisdiction

00:08:46.160 and you're rude about them

00:08:49.840 quite likely to just end up disappeared or just murdered 0.77

00:08:52.160 anyway that navalny oh they poisoned him with russian

00:08:56.800 sorry they poisoned him with south american frog poison did they yeah well i wouldn't put anything

00:09:01.520 past them absolutely you wouldn't put anything past them all right so that's one of the main stories

00:09:06.720 today it's not funny i don't know why i'm laughing it's like a nervous laughter

00:09:10.400 peaching poisonous people all the time um

00:09:16.560 yeah so that's happening that it was like

00:09:20.800 but there you go

00:09:21.440 all right the little blurb little blurb just from the bbc under the ipad because again it gives us

00:09:27.920 a fairly half decent overview the after the aftermath after the uk and its european allies

00:09:34.640 said russia killed opposition leader alexei nevelny with a frog toxin continues to lead some papers on monday

00:09:41.040 the ipaper says the uk plans to quote slash vital funding to counter russian operations quote

00:09:46.000 against the country as well as planning quote new sanctions against moscow quote following the

00:09:50.400 poisoning announcement opposition parties have called the funding changes to security quote deeply

00:09:55.040 irresponsible quote to the paper report so there you go it's like russia is more dangerous than ever 0.81

00:10:03.760 and we there should be new sanctions against them but we're going to slash funding for any of that

00:10:09.440 classic under this government classic labor and stuff um

00:10:14.080 um yeah classic moan about everything and then slash slash the funding to it

00:10:26.080 but if you really thought it was in our interests really genuinely thought it was in our national

00:10:30.240 interest to be more much more vigilant than we already are against the russians you wouldn't slash 1.00

00:10:37.840 the funding would you but yet they are because that's what they do because every single thing the

00:10:42.720 labor government does is not in our national interest all right next on the papers the metro 0.97

00:10:53.120 yuck revolting

00:10:58.960 how dare they the brass neck on the metro everyone that works at the metro

00:11:05.120 the brass neck on you for turning up every morning and continuing to publish this

00:11:09.520 rag 0.97

00:11:11.040 rag disgusting as uh critics frog toxin murder revealed 0.97

00:11:16.960 cooper yvette cooper the foreign secretary truth is antidote to putin's poison 0.98

00:11:21.920 yeah if you say so love

00:11:25.440 haggard old globalist 1.00

00:11:27.840 shill idiot yvette cooper there 1.00

00:11:30.320 foreign secretary urges new sanctions as science as a science links russian leader to navalny jail 1.00

00:11:41.280 murder why do you have to write things like that who who writes or speaks like that in any other 0.57

00:11:46.320 context than paper headlines

00:11:51.760 it's like the writers of these things are like it's like a self-parody

00:11:55.040 foreign sec just think of the the english of this foreign sec urges new sanctions as science links

00:12:04.480 russian leader to navalny jail murder what

00:12:09.440 speak normally all right the financial times the ft

00:12:14.720 europe visit rubio fails to lay concerns there's a big meeting in in munich in germany

00:12:19.760 a big meeting for lots of the world leaders lots of the world's um foreign secretaries rubio is

00:12:26.000 secretary of state is the american equivalent of a foreign secretary um and lots of lots of the leaders

00:12:32.720 and a lot of the old the old school globalist lefty european leaders trying to throw shadow are

00:12:38.960 throwing shade at jd vance who was there and rubio and by proxy trump and the americans in general for

00:12:46.960 sort of what not endlessly funding their defense for trump actually standing up for american interests

00:12:54.240 got some problem with that well of course they have because it was a free ride wasn't it but um

00:12:59.680 the old world order doesn't exist anymore chancellor mertz is complaining about

00:13:05.280 in the old world order was crap though wasn't it it got europe invaded demographically replaced or on the 0.80

00:13:12.480 on the road to that anyway yeah the old world order doesn't work for me personally chancellor mertz so 0.87

00:13:24.240 let's try something new we tried it your way

00:13:29.920 that that ended with the industrial rape of our women folk 1.00

00:13:33.200 i'm not interested in your old order let's have some nationalism instead shall we

00:13:48.000 globalism doesn't work

00:13:52.880 all right kremlin enlists former wagner group agents for europe sabotage campaign does it if you say so

00:14:03.200 spice spire chiefs uh tap pregozin network okay yeah vulnerable recruits hired for ops aim to sow chaos

00:14:12.080 on nato soil all right if you say again if you say so summer puts must go on notice with new online

00:14:19.360 safety laws to cover ai chat bots yeah they've got a real problem with what they're pretending they've got

00:14:24.080 a problem with grok being able to generate pictures of people in bikinis but it's obviously all about 0.99

00:14:30.720 freedom of expression that elon allows some freedom of expression on twitter or x rather not there's

00:14:38.480 full freedom of expression on x there's loads of things you can't say loads of things the second you

00:14:42.160 type it you get banned off of twitter um but some freedom of expression is allowed on twitter and even

00:14:50.160 that isn't good enough for the lefties for the communists the crypto communists starmer all right one 0.79

00:14:56.880 thing that is um conspicuous by its absence today on the front pages and on the websites is that over

00:15:05.520 the weekend on friday afternoon friday evening it broke the rupert lowe's movement restore restore

00:15:14.080 britain of which i'm wearing attire pretty snazzy

00:15:19.440 i'm going to restore britain partisan i'm going to make no bones about it absolutely no bones

00:15:28.000 proud of it um that that movement was announced that it's going to be an actual party now it's

00:15:33.360 what everyone wanted really or what a lot of people wanted it's going to be an actual full-blown political

00:15:37.680 party and uh rupert lowe put out a video and all that sort of thing and it was talking about mass

00:15:43.840 re-migration yeah taking the country back among many other things among many other sort of pretty

00:15:52.400 damn based actually really reasonable normal policies that just aren't completely against the interests of

00:16:01.280 the natives so i'm for restore i'm gonna i will be for restore you know this uh this podcast isn't 0.96

00:16:10.400 regulated by ofsted uh ofsted ofcom there's too many teachers in my family obsessed by ofsted

00:16:18.400 this isn't regulated by ofcom so i can be biased and i'll make no bones about it i'm not going to

00:16:23.440 pretend i'm not no i've got my own thoughts and feelings sorry not sorry i've got my own view of

00:16:29.440 the world take it or leave it and anyway that is that reform and nigel and zia and matt goodwin and

00:16:38.160 all of them are a containment project and i'm not interested in doing what's necessary to save

00:16:43.680 britain ie deporting probably almost certainly against their will most of the time lots and

00:16:50.880 lots of people perhaps millions of people and restore are for that i've got a giant policy 118 page long

00:16:58.560 policy document all about remigration so i shall be for rupert lowe and uh and restore there's talk

00:17:11.280 of course from a lot of the super hardline reformers of course that annoys them terrifies them that it

00:17:18.400 splits the vote it splits the vote you're going to split the right-wing vote don't split the right-wing

00:17:24.080 vote otherwise label will stay in forever what are you pro starmer are you a lefty

00:17:30.080 if you don't get behind nige you must be a lefty you must be pro pro labor you're going to split the 1.00

00:17:36.800 vote no no there's no splitting of the vote because reform isn't right-wing so there's no splitting of

00:17:42.880 the vote reform is splitting the vote if anything reform is taking votes away from restore if anything

00:17:51.280 now if you can't get your mind around the concept that there's the uni party which is all the parties

00:17:58.000 including reform and then there's rupert lowe and real patriots

00:18:04.880 that want their country back that that's the dividing line not whether nigel is at the top of 0.99

00:18:10.080 the party or not and so it's not splitting the vote there's those that want re-migration and

00:18:15.360 their country back and those that don't and reform are on that side of the of the equation because

00:18:20.880 according to nige it was impossible wasn't it when steve edgington asked him about mass deportations

00:18:26.400 mass re-migration he said it's impossible if we alienate the muslim vote we lose that's what nigel 1.00

00:18:31.520 said wasn't it he's a complete sieve now isn't he not even that barely he's he's happy to say he's not a 0.86

00:18:39.360 populist wasn't he nigel not even that not even that that somebody like tommy hardline civnet tommy 0.95

00:18:47.120 is beyond the pale to nigel 1.00

00:18:52.560 okay so no no vote is being split no right-wing vote is being split because reform aren't right-wing

00:18:59.760 they're barely centrist they're basically globalists they're certainly like uni party

00:19:04.640 wef aligned aren't they so so don't tell me about this the vote is being split it's not being split

00:19:11.360 there's those that want their country back and those that don't and reform don't seem like they

00:19:15.360 want to do that so there you go i should be i should be pro restore

00:19:23.760 if you like that feel free to remain part of the glorious band they're chosen for you

00:19:28.400 if you don't like that what can i say on your back

00:19:38.320 jog on no don't stay watch it watch this anyway

00:19:46.160 all right i thought i had to mention that because um i actually don't look at the chat very often at

00:19:50.400 all but sometimes it sort of flashes up here um um very occasionally especially a super chat

00:19:57.120 um i saw someone say mike graham's not talking about i'm not talking about it

00:20:04.080 yeah well because that that's because mike graham is a milquetoast boomer

00:20:08.400 that's because mike graham isn't very based at all oh yeah and if you want to go if you want pro reform

00:20:16.080 then um who's that uh who's the guy who does the other breakfast show the really annoying harry

00:20:22.800 who's the other guy the really annoying tv is it is it jeremy kyle that's it jeremy kyle couldn't even

00:20:30.480 remember him from yesteryear over the hill jeremy kyle is it yeah jeremy kyle yeah yeah i think he's

00:20:39.360 i'm pretty sure i don't really watch i don't really watch him but i've seen bits and bobs i think he's

00:20:44.320 explicitly well he is isn't he he's explicitly pro reform he's sort of in reform and stuff so if you

00:20:51.440 want a reform breakfast show you can bob on to jeremy kyle if you want pro restore yours truly

00:21:02.800 your history bro

00:21:06.720 and if you want some milk toast nothing in between

00:21:10.000 gray nothing burger you can go to mike graham can't you all right let's go back to the papers

00:21:17.440 none of which mention any of this even though restore just one last thing to say there was some polling

00:21:22.160 i saw on sunday so only a couple of days into it and it was just one poll so take me what you will

00:21:28.240 but the restore was already polling above the lib dems like one poll had them at like 10 already

00:21:34.080 which blows out of the water like this the snp and even lib dems and stuff

00:21:43.760 again it's one poll so you know who knows

00:21:47.360 but i already saw also on sunday that one reformed councillor defected to restore

00:21:55.120 i know it's only one councillor but you know it's within a day or two

00:22:01.520 and the advance will fold in it's already said they'll fold into it or likely to i think they'll

00:22:08.240 have to take some sort of internal polling and stuff but

00:22:10.480 we'll see let's get let's get behind it i'm interested in it i want it because

00:22:18.800 the demographics are destiny aren't they i don't want us our people to become a hated and despised

00:22:27.600 and marginalised demographic minority in our own ancestral homeland our only ancestral homeland

00:22:35.920 that would be catastrophic

00:22:39.680 if native brits on these islands got treated the way white people did in zimbabwe or south africa or something

00:22:47.200 i don't want to see that right it's as serious as that isn't it

00:22:56.160 reform don't seem particularly bothered about that remember dicey dicey saying well

00:23:01.120 i won't be around to see it anyway so really mental mental whereas the honorable mr low mp

00:23:11.760 is prepared to stand up and say how it is lovely stuff all right back to the papers the independent

00:23:18.640 the independence is this bit odd

00:23:23.280 as world leaders wring their hands over ukraine this is the reality of daily life in kiev

00:23:28.800 battling to survive winter as putin's latest strategy targets power supplies it's dark it's

00:23:34.000 cold it's endless and then there's a picture of like some communal open-air soup kitchen type deal

00:23:40.640 going on that's weird because i see clips coming out of kiev all the time with young people going to

00:23:47.040 nightclubs and having a good time drinking it up and weeping it up

00:23:50.000 far a bit from me to suggest that the independent is just um you know misrepresenting the reality

00:24:01.680 of what's going on on the ground in kiev kiev i'm gonna say kiev it was always kiev until recently

00:24:08.960 until this war started suddenly you have to pronounce it kiev no i'm an englishman and i'll anglicize words

00:24:14.480 and it says kiev if you don't mind all right the tory graph what's the tory graph going with oh it's

00:24:25.120 an interesting story trump to give quran burn a u.s refuge a state department in talks to allow free

00:24:31.280 speech victim to flee britain if he loses case that's interesting so if anyone remember just real

00:24:36.400 quick to go over this again that there was a guy burning a quran in this is in london some sort of

00:24:46.960 foreign dude to begin with burning a quran in public outside an embassy or something wasn't it 0.97

00:24:53.440 some other completely random foreign dude sort of is just passing by sees it gets in a fight with him

00:25:00.240 then buggers off goes gets a knife and comes back and starts slashing at him

00:25:06.400 he was spared jail i think he did get community service in a final center he was spared jail

00:25:11.760 for what was you could describe as attempted murder certainly abh or gbh or something

00:25:18.560 he was spared jail but the guy burning the quran he was prosecuted as well 0.98

00:25:23.600 and i believe he was found guilty like i think and um and that now he's going through the appeals process

00:25:30.480 i think that's what's going on here certainly anyway he was was in trouble for daring to burn a

00:25:35.200 a quran in britain

00:25:40.800 anyway the state department mr trump's state department says that they might give him refuge

00:25:48.160 should he should his case fail all right starmer under fire over journalist smears i think that's a

00:25:55.360 story about there is there's a movement called labor together and one of the set uh cabinet office

00:26:01.280 secret secretaries secretaries called um cabinet office ministers called josh simons was involved in

00:26:06.160 that and that before labor came to came to power the times or the sunday times did some exposés about them

00:26:14.560 that they'd done some some dodgy financial dealings to the tune of 700 000 pounds and they were

00:26:20.960 butthurt about that so they got some sort of third party single bit

00:26:27.680 still want to take up really but um they got some third party organization in american one i believe

00:26:33.920 anyway to look into to spy on the actual journalists the individual journalists to try and get smears on

00:26:40.160 them anyway all of that is just dirty and weird and you don't really do that in like free societies much 0.98

00:26:46.720 do you that is sort of protein level that is sort of crap crappy 0.96

00:26:53.280 crappy behavior from labor together i think they were fully found guilty by the the electoral commission 0.75

00:27:02.320 or some sort of ethics committee or something or other that's not just my opinion other people

00:27:07.600 independent bodies found that labor together had done things wrong

00:27:11.200 josh simons mp instantly also the mp that was put in charge of one of them that was put in charge of

00:27:19.280 the id card initiative thing labor together josh simons mp yeah gross the type of thing the type

00:27:29.120 of people that should be nowhere near power in this country nowhere near all right democracy denies

00:27:37.120 15 to 15 million voters if elections are delayed again yeah can't deny that if that's the number

00:27:41.120 anyway 15 million yeah no denying that here's a couple of little stories that are interesting

00:27:46.240 look at this one it says obama aliens are real but none are kept in us

00:27:54.480 yes what you what mate

00:28:00.960 yeah obama did an interview on some podcast or other some left-leaning podcast but whatever

00:28:08.400 he did an interview there and he still asked about all sorts of things

00:28:11.920 and somehow area 51 and aliens came up and obama goes yeah they're real aliens are real

00:28:17.440 okay obama said aliens are real and then he but apparently he went on to say but i obama have not

00:28:27.280 actually ever seen them and they're not kept and and anyway they're not kept to area 51 there's no

00:28:33.120 massive underground bunker at area 51 now groom lake the groom lake test you know um so there you go

00:28:42.640 that's a story that's now real the barack obama barry obama

00:28:50.480 husband of big mike says aliens are real

00:28:57.440 there you go

00:29:00.640 happy monday morning all right let's let's move on the sun the sun's got uh a bit of slop have they

00:29:06.960 oh there we go yeah 500 000 pound phone compo compensation for migrants checks brick checks 0.84

00:29:13.680 breached human rights fury as they pocket 6 500 pounds each the little blurb it's too small there

00:29:20.240 but i read it earlier and it was said that um a bunch of boat migrants as soon as they got to calais

00:29:26.560 or as soon as the rnli ferried them to calais

00:29:29.840 they had their phones confiscated off them i believe given back ultimately but had their

00:29:37.440 phones confiscated off them and checked for data i guess the police or balderfalls were trying to

00:29:42.480 find out about the the the smuggling smuggling gangs or something rather and anyway

00:29:50.400 uh some fifth columnist uh human rights lawyers in bose britain will have a deep look into all of

00:29:58.080 those companies every single one of those human rights lawyers 0.57

00:30:04.160 told these migrants oh that's against let's breach your european human rights your human rights as 1.00

00:30:08.880 defined by the european courts and you could sue the british government for doing that which they did

00:30:16.560 and they won 500 000 pounds not each they got like yeah just over six and a half grand each

00:30:25.200 but another 1300 of them could do the same thing which would cost us millions all from the taxpayers purse

00:30:34.720 that's mad isn't it just think about just for a moment just think about what's going on here

00:30:42.160 right these people invaders these are just invaders

00:30:48.880 but it's illegal to cross the challenge across borders like that without a passport without permission

00:30:54.720 and everything that's illegal so first and foremost these are invaders enemies of the state

00:31:03.760 right they come across breaking the law by definition

00:31:07.520 and then when we try and find out exactly what's going on who they are etc all those sorts of things

00:31:11.520 they then sue us they then sue us for breaching their human rights win and we have to give them loads of

00:31:21.920 our money they're invading us and we're paying them because they they claim their human rights that's rich

00:31:28.240 isn't it their human rights have been violated in some way

00:31:31.120 they're the victims in this

00:31:38.800 madness

00:31:40.960 absolutely insane

00:31:44.160 yeah the government and get the government refused to leave the echr or all the other various

00:31:50.000 things that make us force us to comply with european ideas of what human rights are

00:31:56.240 both britain would scrap all of that all that legislation immediately leave the echr some people

00:32:05.120 say we don't need to we've already well we're going to anyway if it's up to me we're going to anyway

00:32:08.880 scrap all of that no parliament will be entirely sovereign and whatever we say runs

00:32:17.760 and we would say all these people are either immediately towed back while still in the water

00:32:22.560 by the special boat service a 42 commander or something if they do manage to get here they're

00:32:26.800 immediately detained no recourse no appeal until they're taken back to france or their country of 1.00

00:32:33.840 origin not allowed in the general population these people that cross on little boats should not ever 1.00

00:32:40.400 get into the general population of this country

00:32:46.160 never because they're criminals their chances why would we do that why would you do that to your own

00:32:52.080 people all right the daily express oh it's a good paper council's told to prioritize well-lit

00:33:02.960 routes where women walk travel and wait switch on the lights to make our streets safer oh because 1.00

00:33:08.800 it's the street lights that make people safe or not is it how well how many how many looms there

00:33:14.400 are on any given darkened street that's what determines if women are safe or not is it

00:33:22.080 i'll concede that it might be one of the factors

00:33:31.040 all right an attack might be slightly more likely to happen in a more dimly lit area i can accept that

00:33:38.400 but is that really the point that if the whole of the united kingdom was lit up like a christmas tree at

00:33:44.960 night there would be no attacks do sex attacks not happen in daylight you don't want to talk about

00:33:53.440 the people doing it do you the express you don't want to talk about what's really going on you pretend

00:34:01.680 it's about the lighting the amount of illumination that's that's the key issue is it

00:34:07.040 to be fair i read an article on the website where they did have voices saying that so throwing a bit of

00:34:20.080 shade unfairly at the express there because they did actually represent that view that it's not really

00:34:26.400 about lighting exactly anyway

00:34:36.000 okay the times the venerable times workers rights reforms push a third of employees to cut hiring

00:34:43.440 employers sorry to cut hiring all right if you need a brainwave old and steady trumps youth 0.92

00:34:49.920 under 16 social media ban may happen this year okay team gb won some golds in snowball or won their

00:34:58.960 first ever goals i think in snowboarding okay the daily mail after slot pretend trying to pretend it's

00:35:06.880 not slop with all epstein files now released furious mps say it's clear andrew abused position as uk trade

00:35:15.040 envoy to leak secrets so what are the police waiting for good question actually you know it's a good

00:35:20.560 question that's the thing about the mail there's quite a lot of slop in there quite a lot of globalist

00:35:27.680 slop but some base things some base takes

00:35:33.600 you've got to give it to them all right because that's a very good question is it

00:35:36.880 what are the police waiting for why haven't they arrested andrew saks coberg

00:35:45.040 what are you waiting for police dear the police what's the hold up we're waiting

00:35:55.280 yeah he seems to have done something criminal so yeah any any day now take your time

00:36:06.560 police were last night facing mounting calls to launch a full investigation into andrew

00:36:11.680 sex coberg's role as the uk's trade envoy yeah he seems to have done things wrong so

00:36:22.080 pull him in for questioning the guardian

00:36:25.200 we see you we'll remember we'll remember

00:36:42.320 right revealed the true toll of suicides with domestic abuse at their core

00:36:47.760 yeah it says there's a it's a national scandal that so many women commit suicide due to domestic

00:36:57.920 abuse well that's interesting that didn't ever used to be the case particularly in britain

00:37:02.560 i wonder what's changed just women general purpose women no further descriptions beyond that they're women 0.94

00:37:10.480 domestic abuse no description particularly about what type of domestic abuse what type of households

00:37:15.360 it's just it's just it's just general purpose domestic abuse against completely generic women 1.00

00:37:26.320 come on and it's only happening now in the last decade or two

00:37:31.600 uh i wonder what changed well british men just become so much more abusive domestically

00:37:38.160 is that what's happened in the last 20 years we haven't become more

00:37:42.400 feminized and weaker no we've become much more brutal

00:37:52.000 something happened in 1997

00:37:57.200 which changed things in britain

00:38:01.120 i wonder what it was

00:38:02.000 well let's be brutally honest here this is muslim women look lots and lots of muslim women commit 1.00

00:38:08.400 suicide because at home it's absolutely unbearable it's a living hell 0.98

00:38:13.440 that's what we're talking about that's what that is 0.98

00:38:16.800 guardian won't be as explicit about it as that because they're islamophiles and they hate 1.00

00:38:24.400 britain they're fifth columnists enemies of the people in the state

00:38:27.680 filth all right the mirror something about kate well how kate when and how kate and megan fell out or

00:38:37.440 when wills and and harry fell out i don't really care terrible story about some little girl who went 0.94

00:38:44.160 to the beach once years ago in 1999 and got e coli and died horrible terrible story

00:38:50.720 there's too much sewage in the water in the in the sea even

00:39:00.240 the daily star about something about horse racing that no one really cares about okay the star

00:39:06.880 today because sometimes the star comes out with something pretty damn based it's not all that rare

00:39:11.600 that the star says something at least mildly based today though look at this slop actual slop

00:39:18.720 appeal for king to save uk's first indian restaurant keep calm and carry on keep calm and carry on

00:39:29.520 the star joins campaign to rescue peace of cultural history is it really part of cultural history

00:39:35.600 your daily star is supporting a bid to save britain's first ever indian restaurant from closure

00:39:41.840 campaign campaigners want the king to rescue the 100 year old verashwami in london which sparked our love of 0.95

00:39:52.480 curry and beer no let it close down i don't care that's not really part of our cultural history particularly

00:39:58.320 it's it's a stretch to say that isn't it

00:40:04.400 who cares curry is slop i don't eat curry

00:40:10.240 eat real food eat proper food don't eat foreign slop let's not have men hardly any curry houses in this 1.00

00:40:17.680 country

00:40:20.160 i wouldn't i wouldn't care if there wasn't a single curry house in this country 1.00

00:40:23.280 there'll be some pro some pro curry people out there aghast by that take

00:40:30.880 we've got the recipes you can make it if you really want it do we need our country peppered

00:40:35.120 with hundreds of thousands or at least it must be at least tens of thousands of curry houses

00:40:40.560 most of which fail to pass hygiene standards very often do we really care about that restaurant

00:40:46.400 i don't like that's front page news

00:40:47.920 that the star really wants this one curry house in london not to close down

00:40:53.200 whatever indefinitely what make it a grade one listed building it can never close it's a world

00:40:58.880 heritage site what do you want if it's not making money and it can't continue let it close down who

00:41:03.920 cares curry is sloper 0.95

00:41:09.440 all right that's the papers let's have a look at

00:41:12.480 let's have a look at our before we go move on to the websites the poll we did let's have a look at

00:41:18.960 the poll what's our poll harry can you bring it up on my screen engage we've put uh would you vote

00:41:26.880 restore okay well this is uh this is then a uh a referendum on how closely aligned i am with with

00:41:33.520 the glorious band the chosen few how many of you out there are going to be pro restore people as opposed

00:41:39.840 to pro reform people um so how closely how how in line in tune am i with with my public

00:41:52.320 all right we put would you vote restore oh 91 because a cool 91 of you

00:42:01.360 over 1800 votes pushing up pushing up to knocking 2000 votes 91 of you say yes

00:42:16.400 glorious wonderful guys guys

00:42:21.280 you're my peeps you're my people i'm almost welling up i'm almost welling up 91 and 6 of you said maybe as

00:42:37.120 well so you know i should try and convince you over the next over the next three years a mere three percent

00:42:44.240 of you say no get up go on off you go no no no no no no no stay stay i love you i still love you

00:42:56.320 we can make this work baby

00:43:00.480 no i get it i get it you are are you in all seriousness of course you're welcome

00:43:06.160 all right so that was that's nice that's nice we're all on the nearly all on the same page here

00:43:15.520 or at least the yeah uh it's still ticking up 1900 votes 19 040 votes and climbing

00:43:24.320 still climbing so brilliant present we're in we're in harmony

00:43:30.000 all right should we move on that's great that's a vindication it's a vindication

00:43:44.640 all right let's have a look at the websites so first of all then the bbc the beeb auntie old auntie

00:43:53.680 rotten old evil auntie police framed man for murder of korean student new evidence

00:43:59.680 suggests don't care about that don't care about that story whatsoever

00:44:05.760 um in fact there was there was a there wasn't much there was one story let me just jump straight

00:44:11.040 to a story on itv again there's no mention of repert lowe's uh a rape gang inquiry at all

00:44:18.880 no mention of restore becoming a party at all it's still in the phase where they're trying to ignore it

00:44:24.640 that's the thing is it quite often you get ignored then you get ridiculed then they really go after

00:44:33.440 you and then you win we're still in the phase where they're ignoring it

00:44:40.880 all right was there one particular story i thought was um of note there was one somewhere

00:44:45.680 um let's see was it on the mail oh here's it on sky news

00:44:54.400 i was pressing the call button and no one came black mothers on dehumanizing maternity care only affects 1.00

00:45:00.000 black black black women actually it's interesting isn't it the poor maternity care on the nhs only 1.00

00:45:06.400 really affects black women if you believe this editorial line 0.99

00:45:09.440 black women black women i was told by a midwife to shut up yeah you get brilliant perfect maternity 1.00

00:45:17.840 care if you're white and terrible if you're black of course that's not true of course that's nonsense 1.00

00:45:24.480 isn't it absolute nonsense um there was one on the was it on the express oh no yeah it was just the 0.98

00:45:34.400 obama thing but there was more detail about obama uh saying there was aliens i thought was uh well

00:45:42.800 i can't find it now i think the webpage is updated a bit uh on the mail and i go with the andrew thing

00:45:48.880 again what are the police waiting for calls for criminal probe into andrew grover's fresh claims

00:45:54.080 show it's clear he abused his position yeah it's reasonably clear isn't it oh just okay um oh there you

00:46:01.600 go moment pro-palestine activist follows and pesters jewish little britain star matt lucas

00:46:08.000 at the london tube station oh it's a problem now oh matt lucas has been pestered so it's a problem now

00:46:15.520 again i'm not really having a pop at the mail particularly there but just the whole that

00:46:19.280 whole angle that whole line now it's a problem

00:46:22.160 right not after seven seven oh no no no not after the manchester arena bombing after the

00:46:30.960 manchester arena bombing bombing you have to not look back in anger

00:46:35.680 but now jewish little britain star jules lucas has been pestered at a station now now now it's a problem

00:46:41.920 mad in it all right there's a suggestion uh lindsay hoyle who i really don't like 1.00

00:46:54.960 so lindsay has done something wrong according to this article common speaker sir lindsay hoyle accused

00:47:01.280 of trying to dodge scrutiny over travel expenses after quietly changing rules around publication yeah

00:47:07.760 i don't trust that lindsay hoyle at all the whole point of being the speaker is that you're entirely

00:47:11.520 impartial he isn't he isn't of course he's partisan of course he tries to spin everything the way he wants

00:47:20.640 lindsay hoyle give me a break gross 0.99

00:47:24.560 oh here we go here's one reform opens door to quote patriotic election pact with conservatives

00:47:39.280 if it means keeping the left-wing coalition out

00:47:44.480 a senior figure in reform uk zee yusuf has opened the door to forming a future election

00:47:50.720 pact with the tories well they've basically won the same thing now already aren't they really

00:47:54.560 it's the uni party yeah yeah forming a future election pact with the tories if it would keep

00:48:02.800 a left-wing coalition out of power seeing use if on sunday admitted his party would do the quote

00:48:08.880 patriotic thing is that the patriotic thing is it is it though if faced with the prospect of a

00:48:16.560 government comprising labour the greens and the lib dems

00:48:19.120 if you say so i mean it's all union party one way and the other isn't it though they'll all do the

00:48:27.040 same thing i keep the borders open i.e not deport millions of people that need to be deported

00:48:31.680 what would it really matter what would it really matter if it's a reform and conservative coalition

00:48:37.040 or a labour lib green coalition what's what's the real difference to us actual patriots

00:48:42.800 they'll both they'll both do the same thing keep the borders open free for legal migration on a

00:48:51.760 on a giant scale probably fail to do anything about the small boats gaslight anyone into wanting anything

00:48:59.600 other than that gaslight and demonize people that want a mattery migration call us all nazis and

00:49:07.200 bigots and whatever so what's that matter what does it matter yeah reform make a make a pact with the

00:49:12.640 conservatives then you've already filled your ranks with them you've already revealed yourself to be

00:49:19.360 a uni party establishment containment project haven't you so what difference does it make

00:49:24.720 do what you're going to do the sun mostly slop there was there one in what made a mildly interesting

00:49:33.760 story in the sun um web page is taking a moment to load so we'll just move on all right should we

00:49:40.240 jump across the pond let's have a quick look at uh uh uh what uh what the yankees are talking about

00:49:48.800 in the new york slimes is you's purge of the military a search for absolute loyalty yeah well

00:49:54.960 that's what communist regimes need an absolute loyalty because normal people that are oppressed by it

00:50:04.560 will want to overthrow it at all times so they have to endlessly be vigilant against counter-revolution

00:50:13.040 their revolution is never over that's the nature of communism there you go that's the nature of

00:50:19.280 centralized command economy centralized power a one-party system is that you have to constantly

00:50:26.320 stamp on the necks of anyone that says anything contrary to it that's the problem with china

00:50:34.480 or communism in general three american speeches at munich and plenty of confusion it's not really

00:50:44.320 confusion is it unless you're pretending to be confused the washington post trump claims victory

00:50:50.880 on affordability but public anxieties persist again it's never enough for the washington post

00:50:58.560 never enough if trump's trying to be optimistic that's bad like if trump hugs an american flag or

00:51:04.880 something that's bad just nonsense isn't it just trump derangement syndrome uh trump derangement

00:51:10.480 syndrome at every turn six congressional primaries they explain where the country is headed yeah right

00:51:15.760 i trust your i trust the washington post's analysis from an actual karen

00:51:22.560 yeah i trust that analysis sure yeah yeah yeah yeah all right next he spent decades perfecting his voice now

00:51:29.360 he says google stole it don't care npr's david green thinks an ai voice has copied his voice could not

00:51:36.960 care less next let's go over to uh down under oh yeah how good how good made things worse chalmers

00:51:48.080 budget credentials exposed as massive spending agenda resurfaces jim chalmers would have plunged 1.00

00:51:54.080 australia into deeper debt and deficit had he been treasurer during the pandemic despite his claims

00:51:58.960 of sensible economic management there you go liberals proposed ban on immigrants from 13 countries

00:52:04.640 including egypt and philippines yes that's prudent isn't it why not do that yeah um not much of great

00:52:12.320 interest out japan they're focusing largely on sport and the winter olympics china the exact same thing

00:52:18.720 as usual xi extends chinese new year greetings to ring in year of the horse world insights africa

00:52:26.080 hails xi's au message for joint pursuit of modernization global south solid solid solidarity

00:52:35.520 all right the ruskies what are the old ruskies banging on about this morning west succeeded in making

00:52:41.360 ukraine european in terms of nazism did it did it yeah ukraine and russia's soul searching and

00:52:51.040 hand-wringing about nazism it's got nothing to do with england and britain we did our part in the 40s

00:52:58.000 didn't we both sides accusing each other of being nazis and stuff being being fascist and nazis

00:53:06.800 and there is evidence of um that sort of thing among some ukrainian military or paramilitary units

00:53:27.920 but also zelensky is is is jewish isn't he and uh seems to be controlled if some of the epstein

00:53:34.880 leaks uh to be believed by some sort of hyper elite jewish cabal so what they're both they're both sort

00:53:44.400 of the hyper elite jewish network and nazis are they make it make sense all right norway leads olympic 0.93

00:53:53.200 medal standings after nine days does it does it really interesting us department of justice publishes

00:53:58.480 list of 300 celebrities who appear in episode files yeah that's interesting that the the doj published

00:54:04.560 a name of all the celebrities that they say are in it but those are loads of the names are just

00:54:08.880 people that have been mentioned that aren't necessarily guilty of any crime like elvis is mentioned in it

00:54:17.200 elvis who died in the 70s who couldn't possibly have had anything to do it you know like

00:54:23.600 like kurt cobain there you go prince harry kim kardashian kurt cobain and bruce brink bruce springsteen

00:54:29.280 like did kurt cobain go to little saint james and sexually abuse underage girls doubt you know no doubt

00:54:39.120 it all right

00:54:43.040 anyway anyway the list of names is interesting anyway isn't it uh some of the critics have said

00:54:49.440 they're deliberately muddying the waters by printing these names of people you may have been mentioned

00:54:55.120 you know there's an email between two actual sex criminals and they happen to mention elvis

00:55:02.240 for whatever reason and so elvis's name appears on this list now

00:55:08.560 it's a bit

00:55:10.400 muddying the waters isn't it all right what the germans oh we're very near the top of the hour

00:55:13.760 what are the germans talking about this morning some real slop in build look it's another week of winter

00:55:19.200 yeah yeah yeah okay it's a horrible bit of footage as someone tried to abduct a little toddler in

00:55:27.760 the supermarket what what

00:55:32.480 mad

00:55:36.960 all right build is pretty sloppy isn't it the french what is le monde the froggies talking about this

00:55:44.000 morning a drunk woman is shameful why women face greater risks but receive less support for alcohol 1.00

00:55:50.720 addict alcohol addiction i don't know why do they do they really though do i care about that it says

00:55:58.160 although women as a whole drink less alcohol than men they are psychologically

00:56:03.280 i don't physiologically more vulnerable to its toxicity

00:56:07.120 yet these increased health risks are often met with silence violence and delays in assessing care

00:56:18.240 not important really not important to me i'm not i'm not an alcoholic nor any of the women that are

00:56:24.560 close to me so next oh yeah just a great picture there of artemis 2. nasa continues sls hydrogen leak

00:56:35.120 tests so the the the uh artemis 2 shot has been delayed to believe next month now but there it is

00:56:44.640 the majestic the wonderful sls giant rocket there and there's going to be four people sitting up here

00:56:54.320 go to the moon next month slingshot around the moon and come back without landing on it

00:56:58.400 if you believe any of that is real if you believe nasa's real if you believe space is real have you

00:57:08.800 ever been to space oh you haven't oh well you can't confirm it's real then space

00:57:16.320 okay there you go anyway giant thing fantastic thing some of the greatest things humanity has ever

00:57:22.720 achieved there all right let's have a look at this day in history as we are right near the top of the hour

00:57:30.480 uh the 16th of february what happened on this day the 16th of february in history in 1659 the first known

00:57:38.560 check ever written for 400 pounds uh and it's now on display in westminster abbey interesting mildly

00:57:47.600 interesting very mildly interesting westminster abbey is one of the best places in the world

00:57:54.960 for me one of the most incredible spaces in the world going to westminster abbey and be amazed

00:58:06.640 look round at what's actually there and be in awe that's all i'll say

00:58:13.840 in 1840 american charles wilkes discovers the shackleton ice shelf in antarctica

00:58:22.320 why isn't it called the wilkes ice shelf

00:58:26.080 but yeah anyway that's interesting very early on in antarctic exploration there

00:58:31.200 uh on this day in 1923 howard carter opens the internal burial chamber of egyptian pharaoh tutankar

00:58:38.160 moon and finds the sarcophagus and there's an image of it there

00:58:41.600 yeah yeah the famous howard carter

00:58:46.080 uh discovery of uh tutankar moon

00:58:50.880 and his golden burial mask and uh well well a whole burial chamber of of a pharaoh

00:58:57.200 was it 18th dynasty is it if memory serves was it later i think it's 18th dynasty could be way off

00:59:02.880 with that that's purely for memory um that hadn't been grave robbed in ancient times remarkable

00:59:12.000 fascinating north carmarthen paid for it all right let's see paid for the archaeology not

00:59:20.400 tutankar moon's grave treasures obviously on this day in the 16th of february in 1959

00:59:26.880 castro becomes the 16th prime minister of cuba after overthrowing batista the only important pivotal

00:59:32.800 thing in history certainly for the history of cuba

00:59:36.000 was it for the best i mean batista wasn't a good guy

00:59:42.080 well no it is interesting to look up that that the whole age of batista and fidel castro

00:59:48.480 everything about it in and around the story fascinating story um batista was not a good guy

00:59:55.680 uh did cuba get worse under castro and castro's particular brand of communism

01:00:02.880 i would argue yes again it's possible to be anti-castro without being pro-batista

01:00:10.400 right it's possible to be anti ukraine anti-zolensky without being pro-putin

01:00:16.640 anyway fascinating bit of history there

01:00:18.880 the stock the life of fidel castro is a very very very interesting one whether you agree with his

01:00:25.440 politics or not all right which of course i don't all right let's have a look at the uh

01:00:31.440 the uh super chats and rumble rants on rumble rants tom rat 247 says brutal but i think

01:00:37.600 rupert needs to take pete north's critique to heart lest they fall to solipsis i guess uh

01:00:45.680 so i guess you meant solipsism agree with you that restore is the only path

01:00:52.080 thank you tom rat i don't know exactly what pete north's critique is i'm sorry we've had pete north

01:00:57.120 on the podcast before um i must admit uh i don't agree with every take pete north comes out with

01:01:08.480 some of it's very good and based i think i follow him on twitter but i certainly don't keep track of

01:01:14.080 everything pete north tweets so i don't know i don't know what his critique is but there you go

01:01:20.640 that you agree with me the restore is the only path well that's all we need right all right uh

01:01:28.080 not just a string it says restore britain the party of decolonizing britain the silence is

01:01:34.080 disappointingly predictable yeah yeah we've got to decolonize britain yeah let's take our country

01:01:42.400 back let's stop apologizing for it as well be unapologetic about it

01:01:52.800 yeah the science is disappointingly predictable oh well at some point they won't be able to be

01:01:56.880 sighted i won't be able to ignore it any any more will they uh just will not be able to let's build

01:02:03.360 this thing let's build a monster 0.96

01:02:08.160 all right uh youtube super chats let's have a look field marshall door browning quick says

01:02:17.040 um that's a chris dangerfield reference by the way i don't want to claim that's mine

01:02:23.200 check out chris how are you chris let's have a chat one day

01:02:30.160 hope you're all right buddy all right dawn browning says good morning beautifuls

01:02:39.360 low is the go low is the go boom low is the guy

01:02:44.960 i'm not sure if tom rosell come out with that first if he actually dreamt that up but i certainly

01:02:53.440 saw him say it first on twitter what a slogan that is aim higher vote low brilliant or low is the go

01:03:02.000 help me lobie one kenobi you're my only hope there's loads of things you could okay uh

01:03:07.760 uh what's this person called uh reverend norse reverend norse says uh seen lots of advance

01:03:17.600 supporters skeptical about a merger with restore since they find restores structure non-democratic

01:03:23.360 well we don't know what the structure is exactly do we i don't think but anyway uh low trust in low

01:03:29.760 along with the advanced college gives us a voice mentality well i don't really know i never joined

01:03:36.400 advance i don't really know exactly the internal structure of of advance or anything like that

01:03:41.680 i did just see i did see a video from um um what's the guy's name what's the name of the leader of

01:03:49.440 advance i've done an interview with him but his name's gone out of my mind i can't remember it's

01:03:52.560 very very famous god what's his name i can't believe i can't remember um ben habib anyway ben habib

01:03:59.840 so ben habib i've got a long-form interview with him if you're interested on low seaters.com

01:04:04.800 me and him in conversation for like an hour pardon me an hour and a half or whatever it is um

01:04:13.120 did see him come out with a video saying um the advance and restore are basically the same thing

01:04:19.760 there's no difference between their aims and ideologies and if needs be advance will just fold

01:04:26.240 into restore because it's not about it's not about ben habib it's not even about rupert lowe it's about

01:04:32.560 what's best for the country so if if load if any advance supporters are getting all butthurt about

01:04:43.440 it well i don't know deal with it i don't know if that's what ben habib wants to do what's the

01:04:51.120 problem what's the problem ben habib was right saying that there's no difference really in policy or

01:04:56.960 ideology or uh ultimate goals between them so what's the problem saying something about

01:05:04.320 non-democratic structure i'm not sure if we even know exactly what the structure of restore the

01:05:09.680 party will be yet so i don't know i don't know we'll see um dem tatties says

01:05:19.760 says mike graham won't speak about low thoughts yeah well i said earlier on didn't i um i'll be

01:05:29.200 talking about it mike graham can do it once i care what mike graham does or says or thinks for anything

01:05:34.320 all right uh luke stewart 6155 says g'daybo globalism would only work if we bought if we brought back

01:05:42.640 cultural superiority and the british empire yeah i mean i guess i understand the angle you're saying

01:05:52.080 you're taking yeah yeah i mean this there there are of course different types different concepts of

01:05:59.120 what globalism could be it just seems like we're lumbered with the one the one that the uni party the

01:06:06.480 one that the west party the party of davos whatever you want to say the the blob

01:06:12.640 their version of it is simply flooding us with foreign people until we're a minority in our 0.64

01:06:17.440 a despised and marginalized major minority in their own ancestral homeland that's their version of 0.93

01:06:23.120 isn't it that's their stripe of what globalism is doesn't have to be that did it didn't have to be

01:06:28.480 that but there you go they're insane enemies of ours so that's what they're trying to do

01:06:35.200 lammy is my king says will you actually stand for restore bow what said on the state of politics mike

01:06:42.640 my channel with nate mr h reviews state politics i said on there and i think i also said it on twitter

01:06:49.760 when someone asked if they want me if they'll have me i'll happily stand yeah why not i would totally

01:06:57.680 understand if they wouldn't know for whatever reason because i've said so many spicy things

01:07:01.520 if they'll have me i'll do it sure i'll step up i'm not afraid

01:07:10.960 yeah sure but if they don't i'll still be cheering them on 100 percent

01:07:17.040 no problemu all right uh luke stewart 6155 again said uh it would be nice if the papers also talk

01:07:27.120 about the fact that it was boris johnson who convinced them not to do the peace treaty in

01:07:32.560 uh the first time right talking about the ukraine the ukraine peace deal that boris somehow seems like

01:07:40.720 kind of personally scuppered yeah that was a crazy moment they never talk about they never bring that

01:07:45.520 up do they never bring that up it's just so weird it's so weird and gross i wonder if boris alexander

01:07:51.600 johnson himself loses any sleep over that all the people that might if a peace deal had been struck at

01:07:58.720 that point if all the bloods that's on his hands now subsequent to that all the families ruined the

01:08:07.120 human misery for that i bet he doesn't lose a wink of sleep because he was told to do that by god

01:08:13.920 knows who and he did a good job he's been a good boy with a shekels worth it boris

01:08:22.320 okay brandon wars fold says hi bo i love this show i tune in most mornings i was just wondering if you

01:08:31.520 have ever done an episode on epochs of uh philopo meaning what i can't even no because i can't even

01:08:42.640 read that word philopo mean maybe you've maybe it's i don't know what that word is philopo mean men

01:08:52.080 philopo men i don't know what they say no i'm afraid not sorry i don't know if you've misspelled

01:08:56.880 something there or oh aka the last greek if not i hope you get around to it someday okay you gave

01:09:05.360 quite a generous amount of money there as well so i will look into that i will google that not only

01:09:09.680 have i not done uh any um content on that on the epochs of the lotus eaters i'm not even really aware of

01:09:19.840 what it is who that is so i do apologize but i will google it i'll google it this morning have a

01:09:26.960 look find out maybe i'm aware of him under a different name perhaps i don't know but anyway

01:09:32.560 thanks for the super chat really appreciate that mr pastry 2010 um doesn't say anything but just gives

01:09:39.280 a donation of money cheers buddy um the same guy uh did say something this time he said uh restore

01:09:47.920 britain becomes rb aka rupert's boys yeah yeah team rupert rupert's boys prince rupert the good prince

01:09:56.560 rupert came to save us lovely stuff lovely stuff uh nicholas phelps 3872 says curry makes bad breath

01:10:06.480 yeah curries i've never really liked curry i mean i don't all all joke inside all seriousness

01:10:11.200 i don't mind a curry i could tie red curries not too bad um uh you know uh what was it um

01:10:23.040 yeah there's the odd curry a nice biryani isn't too bad

01:10:28.800 um but yeah most curry is pretty much disgusting slop isn't it let's be honest

01:10:33.600 it really is uh mr pastry uh sent another another bit of money and no comment that came through emma

01:10:46.320 emma b73 did the same thing so thank you for that zilzat dot zil zilzal dot says

01:10:54.240 um combo restore will fix it keep calm and curry on yeah good cool restore fix it

01:11:06.320 and they'll fix it for you and you and you

01:11:15.120 okay

01:11:15.440 right pix 304 says the hype for restore is unreal congrats congrats on your 250th epochs episode

01:11:26.880 thank you very much yeah this sunday just gone was the 250th episode of of epochs

01:11:34.960 another 10 episodes and that'll be the five year anniversary five years it's gone quick isn't it

01:11:40.800 it seems like only yesterday first started working at low seaters but no thanks for saying that and

01:11:47.040 thanks for the money luke stewart says um uh on some good news the people who stole egyptian artifacts

01:11:54.800 from the happy museum in queensland australia were caught and they were returned oh nice i didn't see

01:12:01.440 that story i didn't see anything about that but um if that's true that's great uh sorry guys can you

01:12:09.680 not speak at full volume while i'm recording what's going on there

01:12:23.600 so unprofessional no i'm only joking very nearly finished here let's let's start wrapping up the uh

01:12:29.920 wrapping up the show um so then no that's great if there was some egyptian artifacts stolen from a

01:12:35.920 museum and they've now been found and returned brilliant great okay global church history says

01:12:41.200 it's anglo-saxon historian aldrich vitalis's birthday oh that's interesting that's very

01:12:46.880 interesting yeah i've read a fair bit of aldrich vitalis he's one of the great um sources for

01:12:52.080 anglo-saxon history if you read a normal book about it quite often you'll get a quote from the same

01:12:58.080 five or six sources and um and yet aldrich vitalis is one of them one of the go-to

01:13:03.840 i think aldrich vitalis if memory serves is that he's from a later period slightly later period

01:13:10.720 he's talking about the anglo-saxon period anyway interesting classic brilliant brilliant uh

01:13:16.080 super chat there from global church history love it love it thank you thank you sir all right and the

01:13:21.040 last one so far is luke stewart 6155 says goddamn autocorrect i meant to say the abbey museum in

01:13:29.440 queensland australia which hosts a great medieval festival once a year in july which i get to which

01:13:35.680 i get to fight it i get to reenact the the varangian guard oh nice lovely reenactment stuff some of my

01:13:44.000 greatest childhood memories are um going to a fate or something like that or a medieval

01:13:49.200 type um thing and seeing blokes dressed up in full plate mail or whatever going at each other

01:13:56.480 a joust a reconstruction of a joust all that sort of thing love it brilliant brilliant stuff

01:14:02.960 all right that's the show it's now 14 minutes past nine in the am greenwich meantime on monday

01:14:08.720 the 16th of february in the year of our lord 2026 you have been the chosen few the glorious band the

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01:14:36.880 if you can i know it's not always possible but carpe diem seize the day make it count if you can

01:14:41.520 all right then until tomorrow morning then take care

Breakfast With Beau ｜ Monday 16th February 2026

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