The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1040

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to the podcast the lotus eaters for tuesday the 11th

00:00:13.200 of november 2024 i remembered that day without having to look i'm actually really pleased with

00:00:17.700 myself i'm joined by uh stelios and today we're going to be talking about jeremy clarkson and

00:00:23.160 ethnic cleansing uh the fact that we're occupied by a 95 iq government and the fact that the

00:00:29.100 american left of course want to destroy the family and they're making great strides towards that goal

00:00:34.220 but before we continue uh we have a round table discussion that is happening after the podcast

00:00:41.080 3 p.m on lotusies.com for some reason we don't have on the screen so i can't show you it but uh we will

00:00:47.160 be discussing what happened with the american elections um because there's a lot now that now

00:00:52.600 the dust is beginning to settle the fallout is beginning to land uh people are starting to

00:00:58.120 put their takes out there and i thought we would discuss some of them and some of our own

00:01:03.420 on what exactly has gone wrong for the democrats how trump won such an overwhelming victory um but

00:01:10.600 anyway we'll uh we'll leave that for three o'clock and we'll begin

00:01:16.360 all right can i get the mouse you can and uh samson do we have the yeah why do we not have the thing

00:01:24.020 on the screen samson sorry about this folks you see looking nonplussed yeah

00:01:30.780 okay seems to be some sort of delay all right well just to begin with then uh we just need

00:01:38.500 we need to talk a little bit about king jeremy the first of his name um no it's just all over

00:01:46.480 twitter at the moment isn't it the clerks and uh not just twitter yeah not just twitter yeah it's

00:01:51.760 all over sort of the mainstream media and stuff so jeremy the first or it would be jeremy the first

00:01:56.340 we've never had a monarch by the name of jeremy thus far now i think maybe the crown is a bit much

00:02:02.220 we'll make him just lord protect or something usurping my spot i mean i'll let him have it

00:02:09.020 we've got a precedent for that yeah yeah um so uh to begin with then we need to talk a little bit

00:02:16.640 about how socialists and commies and marxists sort of despise people that are self-sufficient

00:02:23.980 yes because they want everyone to be completely dependent on the state

00:02:27.600 yeah because they're power hungry power mad even the state must be all-powerful

00:02:33.140 yeah so i mean in in marxism actual karl marx marxism um the idea is that the the means of

00:02:42.880 production industrial production pass into the hands of the proletariat and quote unquote quote

00:02:49.980 i mean it was a bit outdated even in the late 19th century let alone today anyway the the only way

00:02:56.200 that can happen is the dictatorship of the proletariat right because of course the proletariat being a

00:03:01.560 massive disorganized uh group of people need a leader a representative which happens to be one

00:03:09.280 man nearly always very much like the kings they despised actually in that way well the russian

00:03:16.020 leaders of the chairman of the of the politburo and stuff are basically czars weren't they yeah yeah i

00:03:22.940 mean nearly every communist country you end up with a cult of personality of the leader

00:03:26.200 and on and on and on um but so marx and engels didn't really talk well they did talk a bit about

00:03:32.080 agrarian peasantry and stuff but it's not really about that at its core it mark sort of assumed that

00:03:38.680 it would be we're talking about western europe britain germany france that's what he was talking about

00:03:44.160 when he was writing the manifesto and das kapital and things so it doesn't really transpose very

00:03:49.100 well onto somewhere like mid 20th century china or yeah it doesn't map very well onto cambodia onto

00:03:58.120 venezuela onto north korea right um so quite often the peasantry the kulaks they're in the way

00:04:06.460 if anything they're in the way they are in the way because the proletariat is the industrial workforce

00:04:13.060 yes they don't belong to the industrial workforce yeah one one thing that uh communists have this

00:04:19.180 habit of doing is abstracting and saying right you've got the the aristocracy the bourgeoisie and

00:04:24.440 the proletariat and they assume that these universal broad classes are all-encompassing but actually if

00:04:31.880 you were to map it onto a an actual map you go okay well show me where the proletariat are and then

00:04:37.540 you've got little red dots in urban industrial centers and vast empty spaces between those little

00:04:43.380 red dots in which the actual peasant farm or farm workers are living existing and producing all of

00:04:50.340 the food for the civilization and of course if you're obsessed with industrial production what do you know

00:04:55.800 about say growing food mr mal turns out not much no you don't know much no also it's uh good that you

00:05:05.220 mentioned it but the idea of the vanguard party leading the proletariat i think comes from lenin yes

00:05:11.940 who also said that if we allow workers by themselves if we allow the proletariat on its own it will at

00:05:19.400 best develop a syndicalist consciousness and not a class consciousness so they are justifying the party

00:05:26.080 that on uh they are justifying the existence of the party by saying that unless we have the party

00:05:32.620 the the proletariat isn't going to function in the way that the communist revolution requires it to

00:05:40.640 function quite right so it's funny how even today in the early 21st century these these leftists are

00:05:50.140 still living in that paradigm where the kulaks are the problem small farmers small uh homesteads or any

00:05:57.160 sort of cottage industry is is getting in the way of the state being all-powerful and you know we

00:06:02.920 actually have a really good example of that in the recent american election the very purpose of the

00:06:07.280 electoral college was to prevent the large coastal cities from dominating the uh food producing hinterlands

00:06:13.600 and look what's happened uh they got completely blown out by donald trump and now their guy is in

00:06:20.020 charge and the communists are in total disarray and losing so interesting how that was for uh foreseen

00:06:29.160 by the american founders actually yeah no jefferson was quite uh far-seeing they were generally they

00:06:36.740 were quite i'm a fan of jefferson although he was in other senses sort of an arch liberal and was sort

00:06:44.920 of very pro french revolution i'm a fan i've done some content on him with benjamin boyce in the

00:06:50.360 past check that out if you can find it uh no but he was he was an incredible politician if you if you

00:06:56.420 read the if you if you read a lot of the writings of that period you will see a lot of classical liberals

00:07:07.520 of the time like benjamin constant talking really highly about the farmers because they're saying that

00:07:14.460 if you engage in farming you normally have a more long-term view on things it's it's something that

00:07:22.900 you need to when you are a farmer you need to develop a long-term strategy you need to talk about

00:07:29.240 you need to bear in mind that you need contingency planning because sometimes you could have for

00:07:34.840 instance crops that are completely destroyed by bad weather if you don't develop a long-term

00:07:40.680 strategy you you're going to starve well the the i mean liberalism as a philosophy essentially evolved

00:07:47.200 prior to the industrial revolution and communism is a response to people en masse moving to towns and

00:07:53.800 cities and becoming industrial workers so liberalism fits very naturally with like small holding peasant

00:07:58.660 farmers whereas when you move into an era where you've got millions of people in giant cities

00:08:04.800 or working in terrible conditions you can see why something new would emerge to try and answer that

00:08:10.420 call but then when that gains control it just turns into the tyranny of these urban centers over

00:08:15.320 the uh rural hinterlands sorry that we've had to explain all this but we're having a few technical

00:08:21.000 issues back we're trying to politely cover them up so but just to say moving on then is that even

00:08:27.540 uh keir starmer's government it's still in that old mode where or even tony blair's

00:08:34.620 governments yeah who were they were all old commies at car carrying commies and trotsky acts and stuff

00:08:41.120 they were student trots yeah who kind of matured into radical left-wing politics in the traditional

00:08:48.020 labor mold well you join the fabian society don't you and put on a put on a sheep's clothing

00:08:53.020 to pretend you're merely part of the labor movement exactly that's all yeah um so there was a an

00:09:00.960 interesting clip with um that patrick christie is one of my very favorites off of gb news i only

00:09:06.200 really like him and um neil oliver oh martin dormney's good oh no there are a few more actually there are

00:09:11.980 but they're my favorites anyway christie's and michelle dubry is great as well yeah she's all right

00:09:16.380 no no she's very good and uh that alex woman i can't remember her son she's she's been really uh

00:09:21.880 improving of late i thought so there are a few on there there are a few i have to say but my

00:09:26.060 favorites my favorite gb news presenters i do like actually well that's fair point that's fair

00:09:31.320 point the only ones i ever really click on is uh patrick and neil of course patrick's really

00:09:37.000 really um have you seen the amount of weight he lost sorry to go off yeah yeah sure but his weight

00:09:41.820 loss has been really inspirational like he he was you know getting a bit chubby uh about a year or so

00:09:46.520 ago and he was just like no i'm not having it went down the gym and he's really toned it's like

00:09:50.460 that's incredible man yeah you know i need to do that yeah no it's uh it's not easily done

00:09:55.340 no once you get into your 30s i actually don't know how old he is but maybe some marxist

00:09:59.160 agricultural strategy is gonna help people lose weight well then we'd be doing the opposite

00:10:05.900 bulking up in advance for the labour government which is what i'm doing that's my excuse anyway

00:10:10.960 we can just talk about the thing we don't have to have rely on links uh patrick christie's it would

00:10:15.040 be nice uh christie's did an interview got an interview with um i can't remember it used to

00:10:19.740 be a labour special advisor john mcturnan john mcturnan who said a special advisor to tony

00:10:25.540 blair from 2005 to 2007 and he just said uh we don't need small farmers get rid of them don't need

00:10:31.700 them yeah um if they're not going to play ball with the state if they're going to put up any sort

00:10:36.020 of protest then we should treat them as the way thatcher treated the miners i suppose he meant the

00:10:41.400 miners unions in other words well smash their will and break them forever hang on now there's

00:10:46.820 a reason that that just hated enough i think he meant treat them the way we treat the miners as in

00:10:51.480 destroy their communities themselves maybe let's take him at his word let's not let's not read into

00:10:57.380 he didn't say the miners unions and he could have said the miners unions erase them as a thing

00:11:01.400 yeah exactly yeah liquidate them as a class is essentially what thatcher did and that's what he's

00:11:06.940 saying about the small holding farmers yeah no they can go yeah the kulaks yeah literally what

00:11:12.360 they are and so it's just like okay this is uh finally a mask off moment which is great you know

00:11:17.940 it's always got to enjoy the mask off moments because they so often lie to us something that we

00:11:24.520 need to say here because i think that this was former tony blair's political secretary john mcturnan

00:11:31.380 he said we can do without the farmers now interesting question is who is we because

00:11:37.520 labor government yes but if you think of the labor government that says we don't need the farmers

00:11:43.660 which means that as a country this lead this policy leads to greater food dependency on foreign farmers

00:11:51.180 then the we doesn't seem to represent the people correct that they're supposed to represent it

00:11:56.740 represents the international global order exactly so kia starmer means we the globalists don't care

00:12:02.480 about english farmers in england yes particularly small ones uh so kia starmer and rachel reeves

00:12:07.740 brought in an inheritance tax for farmers it's like 40 odd percent yeah so i think it might be worth

00:12:15.700 um just outlining very quickly the problem with that uh because farms are asset rich but usually cash

00:12:21.920 poor uh so they use vast expensive assets to produce a fairly thin margin when everything

00:12:28.260 comes out of it and as if you've been watching clarkson's farm you'll know some years you don't

00:12:32.680 get anything and some years you do okay um so it's a it's a risky business basically you need

00:12:38.520 contingency planning exactly and they often don't have vast sums of money just laying around for the fun

00:12:44.600 of it and so if the father dies and passes the farm on to his son he might not be able to pass

00:12:50.680 money across but he can pass assets thus forcing the son to then sell the farm or parts of the farm

00:12:57.220 in order to pay for the inheritance tax that's suddenly been levied it seems like an open way of

00:13:02.980 destroying small british farmers so only like vast multinational conglomerates will be able to own

00:13:10.200 farmland in britain a death tax i would absolutely do away with inheritance tax in its entirety

00:13:16.040 100 i see it's completely unjust i mean when it was first brought in many many many many years ago

00:13:23.260 it was again sort of a left-leaning envy thing they didn't want these grand families existing for

00:13:29.800 for centuries the injustice of having like the earl of pembroke or whatever the earl of oxford

00:13:36.580 so they'll try and try and break that up for all time and now it ends up with small farmers getting

00:13:42.600 40 inheritance tax crazy so unjust so clarkson had a thing or two to say about it in a recent article

00:13:49.240 in the sun he said quote stupid far-left agitators have got it into their heads that the countryside

00:13:55.640 these days is mostly owned by people like me who bought farms to avoid paying inheritance tax

00:14:00.480 i dare say rachel reeves who's from lewisham in london shares this view basically why didn't she

00:14:06.760 use a sniper's rifle to take out the wealthy landowners i wouldn't have liked it uh yeah i

00:14:12.220 wouldn't have liked it very much but i would have understood she's an admirer of communism true

00:14:16.760 statement and that's the sort of thing communists do and just to be clear in her office she took down

00:14:23.520 uh what was the picture of the chap she took down it was one of thatcher's chances yeah i can't remember

00:14:29.100 it was yeah i can't remember i can't remember it was one of thatcher's neoliberal economics uh

00:14:35.560 aids and she put up the found a picture of the founder of the communist party of britain

00:14:41.140 just unbelievable i mean it couldn't be more on the nose and then as clarkson says you know why

00:14:47.340 why wouldn't she specify the particular band of people okay i just want the giant landowners

00:14:53.080 okay fair enough you resentful spiteful mutant but no complete blanket attack on all farmers and

00:15:00.400 the giant ones are going to be able to weather the storm so you've just hurt the small the kulaks

00:15:05.940 you've just hurt them and these people are going to have their livelihoods destroyed

00:15:09.920 yeah clarkson's completely on the note on the money here yeah he said um like she didn't even

00:15:17.520 use a sniper she used a blunderbuss and then corrected himself and said no it's more like a

00:15:21.360 machine gun yeah um have you got the document in front of you there i do yeah would you like reading

00:15:26.660 the quotes i can keep reading oh yeah there's just all the quotes are there yeah um yeah yeah it's

00:15:31.020 she he says it's okay for the labor party hero they're all in kentish town living on a diet of

00:15:35.980 quinoa yeah that's a great point no they're living on imported foods right they're not eating

00:15:41.000 british foods and if you think about what he was doing on clarkson's farm where he's like no

00:15:44.420 everything is going to be there's everything apart from like what it was required to make tonic for

00:15:48.660 gin and tonic right and so it's like i i remember watching it and he was complaining or watching a

00:15:54.420 clip of something where he's complaining that the only thing that you can't serve in his restaurant

00:15:58.000 before they shut it down um was that because everything else could be made in britain

00:16:02.380 and so you've got this incredibly nativist position with food from jeremy clarkson but of course they

00:16:08.040 need to go to their foreign restaurants and import their foreign foods i've got my screen back so it's

00:16:12.480 funny that he says i mean that's just a classic to take the take a little dig at quinoa um he said

00:16:18.260 they're even telling us now it's more environmentally friendly to import an avocado from ecuador than it is

00:16:23.900 to eat beef from a cow that lived at the bottom of your garden yeah again obviously just yeah crazy

00:16:28.980 that's a liar i know it's a liar because a labor politician said it brilliant tell us how you

00:16:35.180 really feel jeremy i'm becoming more and more convinced that starmer and reeves have a sinister

00:16:39.720 plan yeah yeah yeah it's called communism yeah yeah i mean it just seems to be out in the open at

00:16:45.540 this point yeah but if seriously if if nigel farage not this i think the nigel farage has any sympathies

00:16:52.200 in this regard but if nigel farage were to become prime minister he takes down the picture of

00:16:56.320 winston churchill or something and then puts up adolf hitler you'd be like right i think he might

00:17:01.100 be a nazi but i think it'd be a fair thing to say oh no he he's actually a nazi because why else would

00:17:06.900 you put up a picture of adolf hitler what if you if you're not a communist why are you putting up a

00:17:10.540 picture of a communist like seriously that's i i just think that's a totally fair assessment that

00:17:15.760 rachel reeves herself is at least a communist and the fact that keir starmer chose her to be

00:17:19.840 chancellor of the exchequer that makes him a communist as well i mean that's a totally fair

00:17:23.380 assessment i don't think that's over i don't think i'm over embellishing it you know exaggerating

00:17:27.560 i don't think it's hyperbole i think that's a totally reasonable normal thing to think it's a

00:17:31.440 bit of a dog was like she didn't put up an actual bust of mark a picture of marks which is this woman

00:17:36.400 i know i know it's like putting up a picture of ezra pound or something saying oh it's not

00:17:40.280 actually hitler though i just admire ezra pound what's wrong with that bro anyway exactly um but he

00:17:47.100 went on to say uh they want to carpet bomb our farmland with new towns and immigrants and net

00:17:52.680 zero wind farms yeah new towns for immigrants exactly correct that's exactly what they're doing

00:17:58.340 being honest and speaking the truth yes that's what they want to do but before they can do that

00:18:01.900 they have to ethnically cleanse the countryside of farmers strong words and the mainstream media

00:18:07.240 are going a bit balmy about that oh you can't use those words oh but that's what you're doing

00:18:11.720 yeah yeah again just true it i mean bloodless ethnic cleansing it doesn't it's not yeah i mean

00:18:18.300 there have been lots of examples of ethnic cleansing where it's just been mass deportations or something

00:18:21.800 of the sort but i mean it has got an ethnic angle because it's the english countryside they're all

00:18:26.560 english farmers and it's not exactly unheard of it does happen for instance every now and then we

00:18:31.980 have news from ireland that they pick particular small villages and they put they send their number

00:18:38.680 huge numbers of of uh illegal migrants relative to the to the village so for instance there is a

00:18:45.740 village of 200 people they're going to send 300 people there it happens it's not that it's just

00:18:51.260 yeah i imagine something similar happened with the turkish invasion of cyprus

00:18:54.800 when people just expelled clumpson went on to say perhaps if i had draped my tractor in a

00:19:00.420 palestinian flag it would be different it seems that if we are from just stop oil or protesting about

00:19:04.980 gaza you can do what you want yeah two-tier two-tier society two-tier policing yeah the farmers are

00:19:09.660 treated differently by a government that is waging an all-out war on the countryside yeah absolutely

00:19:13.820 again classic mao literally said things like there is a new war yeah we must declare war on the

00:19:20.180 countryside it's not an exact quote on the starlings yeah that's going to go great when

00:19:24.560 kirstana does it we'll all be at the rooftops beating off you know drapes or whatever to make the

00:19:29.040 starlings continually fly until they'll drop dead of exhaustion it'll go brilliantly nothing bad could

00:19:33.320 possibly happen and flyers and crickets he declared war on flyers yeah i think the quote is there is a

00:19:39.380 new war we must defeat nature or something like that yeah but isn't that exactly right though like okay

00:19:44.840 what what's the plan kia well to save the planet we're going to destroy the countryside to build

00:19:49.500 new homes and new villages new towns for foreigners and then coat it in solar panels and wind farms it's

00:19:56.860 like sorry wait what you can destroy nature to save it you're literally destroying our natural

00:20:01.600 environment just make the whole of this island one giant coruscant one giant suburbia and fill it

00:20:07.060 with somalis yeah great brilliant we want that brilliant but we what we're going to reduce global

00:20:13.620 emissions by 0.3 percent don't you understand it's like i don't care and so and so now clarkson is sort

00:20:22.140 of the champion of the countryside he's obviously the most fickle uh there was an article there where um

00:20:27.000 someone was singing his praises and they were saying look he's very popular amongst all the

00:20:30.900 right people everyone um he's like got eight million followers on twitter even though he doesn't even

00:20:34.720 tweet every day not even remotely um he's been around i looked up when he was first on top gear

00:20:39.560 1988 really so basically my whole life i was a little kid so i don't really remember a time without

00:20:45.340 clarkson being around yeah he's always been a perennial figure in the background doesn't he yeah

00:20:49.900 absolutely and he's always been based unashamedly like comic or comically so hilariously so i mean

00:20:56.760 like a good sense of humor a great sense of humor everyone knows that anyone who's punched piers

00:21:01.240 morgan yeah dex morgan thumbs up in my book lovely jubbly as well as a producer in top gear but we

00:21:07.540 won't talk about obviously we disavow he should yeah that was a bit and um but i like top gear

00:21:12.660 as no no we don't like piers morgan yeah no i don't used to love top gear um um but um there's

00:21:20.780 a reason why i like elon musk and trump a bit because um they've got a sense of humor they're

00:21:25.740 not just this this policy robot um the government's position is right he actually is just a normal guy

00:21:31.520 that says like his his sense of humor is even silly right clarkson's silly in all sorts of ways

00:21:37.480 and that's great that's english that's british yeah it's a very normal english sense of humor

00:21:41.340 yeah that's why people like him sometimes thank you and sometimes it's a bit edgy sure right i

00:21:48.000 remember one time they were in southeast asia somewhere and he made a joke about slopes like

00:21:54.180 they're on a bridge and he said there's a bit of a slope there's a little slope on it meaning the

00:21:58.060 angle of the bridge but that's the reason why people on the sort of woke left hate his guts

00:22:05.200 yeah they hate him because he's unapologetically unpriscy yeah but that's why everyone who doesn't

00:22:12.940 hate him is a fan yeah it's just it's just a normal good funny silly dude yeah who's based and it's

00:22:19.980 just he's he always seems to find himself on the right side of any issue like because he was a

00:22:25.260 brexiteer i mean a remainer sorry sorry he was a remainer but he's since come around to the pro

00:22:30.160 position and he he said himself it's because of the people i was surrounded by yeah in the urban

00:22:35.500 metropolitan location as soon as i go out to the countryside suddenly i understand why you guys

00:22:40.200 don't want to be remainers and there are lots of things where it's just like like you see it in

00:22:46.200 clarkson's farm as it's going through and like something political sort of rears its head and he's

00:22:51.140 just like well that's bloody stupid or something yeah you know i don't like that you know and it just

00:22:55.420 the the natural sort of instinctive english response that represents just most people in

00:23:00.300 england is vocalized by clarkson yeah very much in a sort of trumpian way

00:23:05.180 he is sort of a voice of the people in all sorts of ways oh yeah normal person yeah who isn't a

00:23:12.020 lefty sensible sensible yeah yeah um so but all the right people or wrong people depending on how you

00:23:19.020 look at it hate his guts yeah well the right people hate his guts um yeah um like that article that was

00:23:25.520 um praising him a bit um oh yeah look this is a sense of his uh of his politics in a sense of humor

00:23:32.080 in a very recent article he said the american election is becoming hilarious one of the candidates

00:23:37.600 is a complete lunatic and the other is a complete lunatic and all they do all day long is hold playground

00:23:43.060 insults at one another you're thick you're a fascist you smell like wee you smell like poo

00:23:48.100 you're a wee and a poo that's that's silly puerile british great british humor right so it's like

00:23:57.260 being a normal yeah he's a normal dude normal dude right okay so um i suppose maybe sort of the

00:24:04.340 tritosphere has i would say maybe gone a little overboard saying the crown is in the gutter jeremy

00:24:08.940 just pick it up with your sword we're waiting we're waiting for the to lead us to the once and

00:24:13.460 future motorist journalist come on lead us to a new life you can see why they're in that sort of

00:24:18.460 position oh here's here's a tweet by that beau dade off lotus seat i've heard of him yeah he's he's he's

00:24:25.360 the most based one on there i've heard what people say um apparently jeremy clarkson i didn't know this

00:24:31.660 but someone else did in the comments say that he's not a fan of oliver cromwell but someone shopped

00:24:36.180 him over oliver cromwell um and i just wrote a quote of of at least from the film cromwell i must

00:24:42.800 confess to some abatement of my hopes instead of uniting the good people of this nation with

00:24:47.240 righteousness and peace which would have been a glorious and christian thing to have done

00:24:50.720 what do i find anarchy corruption division and dissatisfaction this is no parliament i'll put an

00:24:57.280 end to their sitting i mean does describe today yeah it's we're looking for anyone to help us out

00:25:04.480 here yeah we really are apparently he's made some noises about possibly being interested in talking

00:25:09.640 to nige and reform we'll see if anything can't good luck with that yeah right i mean again we're

00:25:18.480 sort of looking for anything um there's a few other things but i suppose i'm running over my time a bit

00:25:22.960 but um well there was just anyone who knows him over the years the number of based things he said

00:25:28.880 um i do fear that perhaps he might not be he's not gonna be that based but yeah he's he is a patriot

00:25:36.820 and it's very clear that he is a patriot he obviously loves britain i wonder where he would

00:25:41.840 stand on the re-migration debate for example you don't just go and buy a farm and make a big

00:25:47.460 career out of that in chipping norton if you're not like someone who loves like deep

00:25:52.660 england you know that's just not you just don't do none of that is in doubt i think yeah exactly

00:25:56.880 no one questions it so at least you know unlike the labor labor government which is a bunch of

00:26:00.920 communists his loyalties lie in this country so there's that i'll take it and his ex-father-in-law

00:26:07.000 won a great vc at arnhem during world war ii i have to mention that um he did a bit of he did

00:26:12.800 a show once about vcs and i'm fascinated by the victoria cross and i've talked about um medal of

00:26:19.000 honors and vcs a bunch and the the thing is you can tell that jeremy clarkson doesn't

00:26:23.560 particularly have any interest in politics politics in the periclean dictum has an interest

00:26:28.300 in him and it's come from politics has arrived at jeremy clarkson's doorstep is he thought i'll

00:26:33.140 just i'll just do my thing forever no the communists are now in charge jeremy that's what happens when

00:26:37.760 we just sit back and allow politics to take place it's interested in us and now we've got to deal

00:26:42.720 with a bunch of communists so he's going to the farmers protests on tuesday the 19th of november

00:26:47.780 i understand it uh and i assume he's going to be speaking there so i've decided i'm going to go

00:26:51.980 down and interview some of the farmers and uh see what they have to say because i'm very interested

00:26:57.920 to take the temperature of where they are because i mean i agree with the no farmers no food obviously

00:27:03.800 and i like to eat so i don't see why we'd be persecuting our own farmers like this is i mean i

00:27:09.640 know why but like it's just monstrous come speak to us jez yeah well that'd be nice but uh but i will

00:27:15.960 definitely speak to some of the farmers just uh because just i mean you know do they are they

00:27:20.300 going to get a fair hearing from the media no you know but i'll at least listen to them and then put

00:27:24.960 it as they said it rather than taking them out of context right um bobo dad says uh i look forward

00:27:31.080 to clarkson's yeoman doctrine where he exports all infected angry badges from the farms to the city

00:27:36.660 dwelling communist homes hey that's a great idea uh ramshack lot says i'm a farmer's daughter

00:27:41.400 e-regulations made our farmer profitable overnight in the early 90s we've been farming for centuries

00:27:45.740 now i work at a desk suddenly the brexit hearing makes sense doesn't it uh glee says during the

00:27:53.480 great leap forward mal ordered his soldiers to shoot sparrows in the four pest campaign as a

00:27:58.120 result the crops were damaged by parasites internally into a massive famine where up to 55 million died

00:28:02.320 yeah we we did a big thing on it i mean the the like having people on their roofs

00:28:06.560 flapping blankets to make sure the sparrows can't land keep them in the air so they eventually die

00:28:12.380 of exhaustion was just that's a real commitment to making sure your own people are starved to death

00:28:16.680 i remember what all the pets uh stylists of sparrows was one flyers was another i think maybe locusts

00:28:21.900 was one of course that destroys the the the ecosystem the food web and so you end up with

00:28:27.720 plagues of other things yeah i mean what was the issue with sparrows they were just eating corn out of

00:28:33.440 fields and things um well there's a very good history channel called history bro oh is there

00:28:38.420 yeah check that out on youtube history bro i did that guy too and there's an an 18 part series

00:28:43.100 if you can believe that about mal's great leap forward yeah um where i go into it in sort of

00:28:48.540 ridiculous detail but yeah um let's say tens of millions of people ended up starving to death

00:28:52.880 because of that so one of the worst human-made disasters of all time thanks labor anyway in fact

00:29:00.920 speaking of the labor government let's talk about the most ridiculously done things i've ever seen

00:29:06.780 now i've been quipping for a while that i would if if i was able i would make the labor cabinet sit

00:29:13.460 down and take an iq test and i think that the average iq that i would get out of it is about 95 now a

00:29:18.920 lot of people have been saying wow that's generous i was gonna say that a lot of people have been saying

00:29:22.700 that but i'm i'm i'm i'm trying to be realistic right so i think keir starmer's probably about 105 iq

00:29:28.140 right he's literate he's capable of understanding english right he's able to string a sentence

00:29:34.440 together he's just not a thinker right and it's very very profoundly evident that keir starmer i mean

00:29:40.640 from his own words he's never had a dream he doesn't have an internal monologue he doesn't think

00:29:44.980 as a normal person thinks um but the rest of the cabinet is obviously um block-headed ideologically

00:29:51.640 captured uh and generally quite stupid i mean david lammy's probably pulling the average down

00:29:58.660 but even without david lammy again about 95 you know probably i probably am being generous i think

00:30:05.700 rainer would struggle to rotate an apple in her mind struggle what do you mean picture something in

00:30:12.820 my mind what does that mean um yeah no they're all stupid right and it's just becoming more and

00:30:19.600 more evident in fact there was a there was a tory um mp who uh anonymously leaked to the telegraph

00:30:26.020 or something a conversation where it's like yeah well they've had 14 years to prepare and i can't

00:30:29.920 believe they're being this stupid it's like listen there's a bit ironic coming from a tory right you

00:30:33.920 were 14 years in charge look at the state of place um but obviously yeah the the labor party are full of

00:30:39.140 morons when haven't they been full of morons um anyway so let's talk about the invasion of

00:30:45.760 donald trump into keir starmer's safe space with that with that prefix in mind because apparently

00:30:52.080 they had dinner on monday evening uh and uh apparently his interactions with the president

00:30:59.280 elect have been positive oh no since their dinner in new york this wasn't on monday he said on monday

00:31:03.900 evening that they were both in the same space quote unquote uh well that space uh after having dinner

00:31:09.600 in september so they they got along really well i'm sure sure trump was like yeah this guy's really

00:31:14.300 boring why is he so boring why doesn't he have anything to say but the point is kiss armor and

00:31:21.100 as soon as trump was elected he was like oh yeah well i'm looking forward to working with you tweets

00:31:24.480 out you know they all tweet out they all bend the knee to king trump uh but you can tell that starmer

00:31:29.180 doesn't actually want this this is the total opposite of what he would have asked for and we

00:31:33.260 can see this in the fact that he's undermining trump at every turn he's literally going out of his way

00:31:38.580 to oppose trump policy-wise on everything and i mean everything right from the start but on the

00:31:44.180 big things right so let's uh let's can i have a mouse back please let's uh talk about uh power

00:31:51.680 energy and investment right so kiss armor looks at trump's election and thinks right trump is not

00:31:58.000 going to be a green energy leader no trump is going to be an energy leader that's what trump's going to

00:32:04.040 do trump's going to make sure that fuel prices and energy prices are really low in the united states

00:32:08.720 and kiss armor's like great point i can make us a green energy leader which means that we pay we've

00:32:15.060 got the most expensive electricity costs in in europe anyway but ours can go up ours will just go up

00:32:20.120 let's make our energy more and more expensive but at least it'll be more green thank god that that

00:32:26.520 can make everything so much better thank you key muppet look at that image yeah like brain the gray

00:32:34.420 postman starmer david lammy and then ed milliband we're sending our best this is the best we got

00:32:42.580 is it embarrassing yeah it's genuinely embarrassing that these i mean if these guys were freaks if these

00:32:50.200 guys were regional managers of your local branch of tescos they'd never have milk in stock you know

00:32:55.080 you'd be like why why don't you have milk the most or eggs you know the most basic necessities and

00:33:00.320 they'd be out of stock because the absolute clowns would have screwed it up but anyway so he went to

00:33:06.900 the uh cop 29 summit azerbaijan and when asked about trump's position on the climate crisis he said

00:33:13.160 the climate challenge is something that we've got to rise to and that's why i've repeatedly said we've

00:33:17.380 got to show leadership i think it's more than just an obligation it's a huge opportunity the uk has a

00:33:23.240 huge opportunity to get ahead here when it comes to renewables that's why i'm encouraging as much

00:33:27.720 investment as i can when it comes to carbon capture uh hydrogen and offshore wind there is a global

00:33:32.760 race on now to be the global leader on this i want us to be in the race and i want to win the race right

00:33:38.300 he wants us to be the most poor and inefficient country in the world that's what he's saying

00:33:42.720 brilliant absolutely is he looking at germany and thinking that that that's a role model well germany

00:33:50.600 uh got rid of all their nuclear power plants so yes i assume that's what he's thinking funny because

00:33:54.860 i thought co2 was only 400 odd parts per million of the atmosphere i have no idea and i don't care

00:33:59.940 it just doesn't i'm not i'm not litigating the climate debate i'm pointing out that keir starmer

00:34:05.800 is going to make us poor like by design and he's going to call that a victory i'm going to call that

00:34:12.740 victory just very quickly say i do think it is odd that that cop conference was held in baku

00:34:17.240 yeah of all places yeah well it's like the oil pumping capital of the entire world baku it's

00:34:24.300 like the first oil wells ever were in baku back at the very air in baku smells of crude

00:34:29.380 it's bubbling out of the ground and has been for all time it's literally bubbling out of the ground

00:34:35.000 i didn't know that but that is bizarre that is weird anyway it is yes very weird so uh they're they're

00:34:40.720 going to uh as i say show leadership on this uh and so uh there's um this was originally titled uh

00:34:49.760 britain plows on uh with net zero as the world shuns the climate summit uh because of course most

00:34:56.780 people elsewhere in western countries are actually turning rightwards and saying hang on a second

00:35:01.260 maybe freezing through the winter to virtue signal on twitter is not wise actually maybe actually

00:35:10.440 we should have less old people freezing to death and just accept that we're not really in control of

00:35:18.380 what other countries do with their production i mean keir starmer again said uh i'll set out our global

00:35:24.780 our goal later on today but look it will be ambitious oh brilliant brilliant that's all i want is to

00:35:31.140 fulfill keir starmer's ambition um and it's not going to be measured by telling people what to do

00:35:37.300 oh yeah i know yeah but really bs yeah you know come on starmer you know come on bro it's it's just

00:35:47.180 come on that's all you do that's all you ever wanted to do that's all the that's all the labor

00:35:50.860 party does like he says it's measured by making sure we get to clean power by 2030 the single most

00:35:56.960 important target ah yes we'll get to how that'll impact things in a minute uh the new emissions

00:36:02.100 target would be difficult but achievable he added but it's not about telling people how to live their

00:36:06.980 lives i'm not interested in that i am interested in making sure that their energy bills are stable

00:36:11.560 yeah stably high but yeah no no don't worry there's no chance of this going down this is gonna be

00:36:16.320 stable the most i mean it already is stably as the most expensive in the world or in europe so it's

00:36:22.080 just crazy but uh but once we've got energy independence the jobs will come come our way

00:36:27.320 right and so again it just it just continues it just carries on just ridiculous like here's more

00:36:34.220 here's more so the actual reveal is he wants the uk to pledge to cut emissions by 81 percent

00:36:40.120 compared to 1990 levels by 20 there has to be a report there that says go let's become luddites

00:36:45.900 yeah you won't use any energy yeah i mean like he's got a war on farmers he's got a war on energy

00:36:52.640 production he's got a war on like the far right the normal people of the country uh war with elon musk

00:37:00.220 award probably donald trump soon enough if he keeps going like this like and putin and the murders if

00:37:06.520 yeah and just like he's definitely not shy about picking enemies right so uh anyway the goal would be

00:37:13.900 achieved by decarbonizing the power sector just shut up kia right this this would be a massive

00:37:20.500 expansion of offshore wind carbon capture storage and nuclear energy oh good we're talking about

00:37:25.340 nuclear energy a very small part of it at the end we might not all die of lack of energy and so the

00:37:31.920 first thing he does is tells the private sector no you're gonna have to start paying your fair share

00:37:34.760 what happened i don't want to tell people what to do but like just instantly yeah i don't tell people

00:37:39.700 do but you are definitely going to do what i'm telling you so okay brilliant so the private sector

00:37:45.340 is now guilty of producing too much abundant energy for the country which is honestly exact almost

00:37:52.240 exactly word forward what he's saying here uh i will make an argument powerfully that now is the time

00:37:56.860 for the private sector to start paying their fair share in relation to these commitments

00:37:59.740 so i went to the house of commons library i was like okay so at least okay i know it sounds bad

00:38:06.600 i know you're thinking god we're all going to be totally miserated we're going to be living in the

00:38:10.040 literal stone age i wonder if we'll lose the ability to smelt metal in this right it might

00:38:15.800 actually that we arrive in a genuine uh flint napping economy but no it looks like the rest of

00:38:23.400 the world is not going to be affected by this according to the house of commons library uh the uk is

00:38:28.300 ranked 17th with 1.1 percent of global emissions so if we reduce that by 85 percent we're going to go

00:38:36.980 from 1.1 to about 3 0.3 percent yeah but he's doing his part he he indeed is doing his part now the rest

00:38:44.860 of the world no concernable pressure on places like india or china to yeah actually do the majority of it

00:38:51.140 because i mean like the their own graphs are a really good indication so here's the temperature rise

00:38:57.200 over time here's the carbon emissions over time here's britain's contribution to over time so i

00:39:03.740 can't help but notice as the temperature and carbon emissions go up it doesn't it inversely correlates

00:39:09.460 with britain's going down so if anything we're not having any effect whatsoever by their own data

00:39:15.940 and this is the house of commons data because we're one percent of emissions because we offshored

00:39:19.780 all of our industrial capacity to one of our most worrisome enemies for some reason so you said

00:39:25.460 about smelting metals where we literally shut down our last giant yeah smelting uh facility

00:39:31.180 so yeah we actually can't make high quality steel for ourselves anymore so we're not nearly as

00:39:37.620 important as we think and we're not going to have any effect really on global emissions it's going to

00:39:43.720 be a very very tiny thing so brilliant thank you starter so anyway yes um as you can see i'll skip

00:39:50.000 right so moving on how about right okay so if you're not happy with being incredibly poor and

00:39:55.280 energy dependent on foreign nations as well as food dependent on foreign nations uh why would you

00:40:00.900 not want endless war why don't we just have an endless war because that's definitely going to make

00:40:07.160 things far easier for the people living in britain now donald trump has said i'm going to end the

00:40:12.560 ukrainian war on day one presumably trump's going to get in the white house he's going to pick up the

00:40:16.700 phone and say vladimir knock it the hell off or else and putin will go yeah i think i might knock it

00:40:23.060 the hell off actually or just go to zelinski and say bro you've lost that bit of land yeah

00:40:29.600 undoubtedly you lost it the next call will be zelinski just give it up right we're done we're

00:40:35.260 coming to the table right it's a fait accompli exactly right there's going to be some kind of

00:40:39.800 negotiated settlement that putin will uh that trump will impose uh but no no he's gone to

00:40:45.020 uh france on armistice day and say yep no unwavering support remember he pledged another

00:40:50.800 three billion as long as it takes as long as it takes the british taxpayer will just pour money

00:40:56.200 down this black hole uh for a doomed cause and so he plans to thwart trump on ukraine oh yeah that's

00:41:03.180 going to make him your best buddy i'm sure he's going to be really really really friendly with you

00:41:07.940 basically his plan and this is a clever plan now you remember a couple of months ago that joe biden

00:41:13.860 was like hey why don't we give the ukrainians he went over to someone of joe biden so why don't we

00:41:19.080 give the ukrainians the ability to launch missiles at moscow and everyone was like are you mad why would

00:41:25.820 no we don't want to escalate the war you insane war hawk you insane just humanity hating war hawk we

00:41:33.640 actually don't want that actually bringing the tone down would actually be better to bringing

00:41:37.860 the war to a close and so starmer and uh uh macron are like hmm i think we're going to try again

00:41:44.280 we're going to try and persuade you joe biden to give ukraine permission to fire storm shadow

00:41:49.140 missiles deep into russia it's like he's already said no to you once why would he say yes now that

00:41:54.740 trump's coming in so are you trying to make sure that trump has to come into an incredibly hot war

00:42:00.360 between the united states and russia and the european union and various others like why are you doing

00:42:06.000 this like are you just evil like no i need everyone poor and impoverished and i just want a world war

00:42:11.860 says kia starmer six months or three months or whatever it is into his prime ministership like

00:42:17.240 what is going on this guy is mental or he's a total moron right and i think i'm leaning on the total moron

00:42:24.040 or he's a a puppet for some other interests possibly like global liberal orders like things like bae systems

00:42:33.480 raytheon boeing i mean i don't know i i wouldn't have thought so but i'm saying that is a possibility

00:42:40.200 as well to be fair the war industry of which britain britain is heavily in the aerospace industry which is a

00:42:46.860 nice way of saying weapons and i suspect they're all airplanes and things i suspect they all back boris johnson

00:42:53.160 right um just remember boris johnson's support for endless war is just as committed as uh kia

00:43:00.380 starmer's but boris johnson seems like a more competent politician uh kia starmer if if you were

00:43:06.060 you know with boeing or whatever you know are we really going to sink money into that guy that guy's

00:43:09.540 moral he's not going anywhere and somehow he's fluked his way into success um but anyway so they

00:43:15.040 they want to make sure that ukraine's in the strongest possible position before trump becomes

00:43:19.380 president so they can start a world war and that means trying to get joe biden to hand over another

00:43:24.320 20 billion before trump takes over so yeah just brilliant just i mean you're just completely

00:43:29.980 undermining him at every turn i don't think he's going to be your buddy for long the only reason

00:43:34.540 kia starmer has got the the balls to be saying this stuff is because at least at the moment from for

00:43:40.660 the time being he's still got the backing from the state department and the pentagon

00:43:43.840 when that is taken away from him let's see how hawkish he is then well i think i doubt he will be

00:43:50.360 very hawkish if they stop saying as long as it takes he'll stop saying as long as it takes you

00:43:55.420 know i think i think that kia starmer is such an ideologue for the sort of international liberal

00:44:02.620 politics that the davos worldview that i think he thinks this is a moral agenda that can have no limits

00:44:10.900 right so basically people are going to die for gay rights in ukraine no matter how many men it takes

00:44:17.480 all of the ukrainian men yeah well i mean it's literally said you know for just for the indefinite

00:44:22.880 future forever if every ukrainian dies then we'll start recruiting our own men or something like that

00:44:26.920 i assume but he seems to be a genuine ideologue and not really capable of challenging his own thought

00:44:33.200 process on this so he's a moron and in his 60s so you know you know his his worldview's set

00:44:38.880 no infinite war forever for gay rights in ukraine i mean i tend not to take these statements literally

00:44:45.480 because i mean they're representing states so it seems to me more it is what he thinks is going to be

00:44:52.140 the sort of language that would be helpful according to the way he says it because yeah it's it's when

00:45:00.780 we're talking about about you know leaders and politicians and representatives of states in the

00:45:06.300 foreign landscape they a lot of they're not just talking about like we would talk in a pub in a pub

00:45:13.880 sure but it's more like kia sama has a has a history of essentially wrote repeating ideological talking

00:45:22.220 points as if he truly believes them right he talks when he's in interviews and things like that as if

00:45:28.400 he just truly believes in this you know the the nato worldview the davos worldview i know exactly

00:45:34.460 what you're saying and you may well be right but i'll just be interested to see when the the power

00:45:39.040 shifts at the state department and the pentagon and assuming trump gets them to stop saying as long

00:45:43.500 as it takes it'll be interesting to see and the thing is have a fiver on it because you may well be

00:45:48.660 right no no i do i i think both things are right i think that he is a dyed in the wool believer which is

00:45:54.460 why he's undermining trump before he takes office but i also agree with you that i think he will

00:45:58.920 bend the knee because he's a knee bender just like that does matter i do i think he'll totally cuck on

00:46:04.680 it completely because again it would require leadership for him to go against the grain i don't

00:46:08.860 think he's capable of leadership but what's interesting is that lewis goodall of the news

00:46:13.480 agents uh wrote an article about this yesterday or published an article about this yesterday

00:46:17.740 in the independent um or i news uh and it's it's actually quite interesting how this and the reason

00:46:25.800 i'm featuring this i wouldn't normally take lewis goodall's opinion for anything but it's

00:46:29.680 interesting to see from within the globalist bubble there are voices going uh starma i mean look at the

00:46:35.240 title this is donald trump's world starma is just living in it i haven't read the article but i don't

00:46:39.820 disagree with that it's totally true and this is the bending of the knee being justified in advance

00:46:45.400 right this is lewis goodall delivering some home truths to keir starma because he's realized oh no

00:46:52.980 wait yeah okay we should probably probably ease up on a bunch of things um and what's very interesting

00:46:59.760 is he says liberals have to confront not recoil from the fact that trump is now the seminal figure of

00:47:06.740 our age and is so because he understood the instincts and information of sources of voters

00:47:11.260 in the early 21st century far better than his opponents as in trump is much more in touch with

00:47:16.600 regular people it's like of course keir starma davos new man is not in touch with regular people

00:47:21.380 of course he's not how could he be how could you be um british politics will move to the right

00:47:25.940 with labor noting the democrats apparently costly failures over illegal immigration and cultural

00:47:29.920 issues and acting accordingly the the assumption that deliverism is the salvation for the center

00:47:34.860 left as in we're going to deliver stable energy prices and stuff like this this deliverism

00:47:39.320 attitude uh underpins many of the starma government's assumptions yet it didn't work for

00:47:43.620 biden he spent over a trillion dollars and did not get an ounce of political credit for his trouble

00:47:47.280 no in fact that was part of the problem that's why you're so much inflation you're moron right

00:47:50.800 truth isn't the truth is delivery isn't enough in politics anymore and voters don't want normalcy

00:47:55.820 britain could soon be a rarity in the western world led by a progressive liberal government with no

00:48:01.500 presence of the radical right its loneliness will pose problems and it will make its burden all the

00:48:05.880 greater did you see morg's uh video the other day will britain become a woke north korea

00:48:11.020 so isolated woke states in a sea of right wingers yeah this sounds great though yeah it was a good

00:48:17.260 video but lewis goodall converges on the same point being like well hang on a second the world is going

00:48:23.300 right wing and starma is a block-headed moron who's gone who's fully committed to the left-wing

00:48:28.460 agenda and so he he says well you know what you're gonna have to and this is this is actually the best

00:48:33.840 bit of the entire article starma should look at biden the democrats and realize he must tell a

00:48:38.640 compelling visceral story in what universe do you think starma is capable of telling a compelling

00:48:44.460 story visceral obvious nonsense one which isn't about destroying the kulaks yeah but it's like even

00:48:51.120 yeah but even then like i can't imagine starma speaking about anything with any kind of passion

00:48:55.600 or you know intemperance or something like that it'd just be like it would be exciting starma would

00:49:00.620 have to be an exciting man to do that you can't do that but the point being even the sort of

00:49:04.640 neoliberal bubble is like oh god you know we've lost everything and keir starma is out here

00:49:10.520 undermining trump where he's just been completely encircled in trump world and he's he's going to

00:49:16.000 destroy himself so all i can conclude is that keir starma is a moron and he leads a 95 iq government

00:49:21.500 got some comments on that um so uh bald eagle says why would we listen to the moron that's driving

00:49:29.640 his country in third world status yeah that's a great question that's that's a great question

00:49:33.880 why would you listen to him uh if i can't pronounce says so we have our first human casualty of green

00:49:40.760 energy in australia a windmill fell over and crushed some poor son to death brilliant um peter says

00:49:48.000 total renewable 33.1 of which solar is 2.3 we effectively would have to spend trillions of

00:49:54.260 pounds to reach 100 0 well he only wants to reach 81 calm down and ryan says uh michael crichton says

00:50:03.300 our approach to global warming shows what's wrong with environmental policy it's driven by speculation

00:50:07.320 and pr not data politics shapes belief data leads to the truth obviously true michael crichton i wonder

00:50:13.540 what book it's not jurassic park is that him no no no no he did a bunch of press tours and stuff like

00:50:19.420 that i think that's from one of those okay he was honestly crichton was quite based actually he was

00:50:24.520 like the media sucks we're very ideological science you've got to be wary of which is the very theme

00:50:30.000 of jurassic park um and actually we need to slow down before we ruin everything and this was in like

00:50:35.780 1992 so imagine what it'd be like if he saw things now yeah like jesus christ yeah anyway right i want to

00:50:44.140 talk about how the democrats are attacking the family and how they have constructed an ideology

00:50:49.560 that literally makes people overreact with uh you know basic facts of life and also end with some

00:50:57.940 statements about how trump gives me some hope with some of the things he has said about education but

00:51:04.200 i want to say that there have been several reactions

00:51:06.820 of democrats and some of them haven't handled it handled trump's victory particularly well

00:51:14.540 but one of the worst ones i think has to do with people literally telling their family to and other

00:51:22.480 people to break off ties with their families because i remember some months ago we we were having

00:51:28.960 a segment here and i was saying people that whether republicans or democrats family is family

00:51:35.280 yeah and some people didn't agree with me i think the world owes this man an apology

00:51:40.660 and i i think i i think i'm right essentially because i i think it's a it's a good level of

00:51:48.440 civilization and a good level of health if we don't break off ties with family over politics well the

00:51:54.480 question is is your political ideology more important than your relationship with your father exactly

00:51:58.580 yeah and not just father it's just yeah i know but it's just all members of family because i have

00:52:04.220 stories that about people fighting in different camps for instance of the greek civil war but they put

00:52:10.120 family first and they helped their brothers and sisters so i think that this inspires me

00:52:16.220 right so we had several reactions we had the meltdowns we had the white dudes for harris

00:52:23.560 they they're about to assume the position right we had utter delusional takes woman says here

00:52:35.240 kamala's loss is to be blamed on white women and says black women should never trust white women again

00:52:40.800 that's true uh every demographic apart from black women went to trump right oh no but black men as

00:52:47.660 well sorry but trump gained in all of the demographics we have some worrying trends because

00:52:51.940 i think most of the meltdowns were completely staged they they were they were staged they didn't seem

00:52:58.440 particularly yeah yeah sincere to me it's like tendency yeah it's attention seeking but we also have

00:53:05.200 some more corrosive forms of attention seeking and some worse trends so for instance we have here

00:53:11.260 new tiktok trend instructs women on how to miscarry their babies talking about the milligrams of vitamin

00:53:17.720 in every tooth yeah these are seen more evil no it's hard to imagine could you be more well yeah we

00:53:26.060 have a person here bill madden saying essentially if you have rep if you have republican family and they

00:53:31.820 ask help from you don't help them let me play what he says

00:53:36.920 we can't hear that unfortunately we can't hear that he says essentially that if your friends and

00:53:46.860 family voted republican and they need help in any way you should basically not help them and tell them

00:53:53.420 to i mean this is just literally the like communist revolution isn't it where okay now it's brother

00:53:58.060 against brother as children against parents it's you know like the radicalized students hunting the

00:54:02.960 teachers just so we're on the same page yeah we have someone we have someone else here rick taylor

00:54:08.700 saying my aunt called asking about thanksgiving plans during the conversation she mentioned she

00:54:17.580 voted for trump i told her my home is not open to traitors and i would not go to theirs i have no

00:54:24.040 space in my life for those who could could care less about who couldn't care less about the united

00:54:29.900 states she's upset former democratic candidate for u.s senate from ohio one what an idiot douchebag

00:54:37.280 two even stereos whose first language isn't even english could see that it's supposed to be

00:54:41.560 couldn't care less yeah this is an american i know not could care less they could care less

00:54:47.280 the americans say could care i know which is incorrect it's like they don't say hold the fort

00:54:51.860 they say hold the fort down as if the fort's going to fly away

00:54:54.500 it's just americanisms but um i mean i remember stephan molyneux years quite a few years ago

00:55:01.100 i'm getting a little bit of trouble i remember when the one time he was on joe rogan joe rogan

00:55:04.580 asked about it um stephan molyneux had said you do need to cut people out assuming you're an adult

00:55:09.240 you need to cut people out of your life including your own parents if need be if they're sort of truly

00:55:13.760 toxic if they're actually holding you back holding you down if they're preventing you they're screwing

00:55:19.620 them ruining your life you might have to cut them out at least temporarily yeah if you've got like

00:55:23.880 eminem's mum maybe right yeah they'd have to be really or the other ones who chain their children

00:55:29.920 in houses so the point is i actually agree that in very very extreme cases you might have to cut out

00:55:36.580 a member of your family but only in extreme cases over whether you voted trump or not over whether you

00:55:42.160 believe in the the hunter laptop or not that's this is crazy that's this is crazy this is the breakdown of

00:55:47.600 a civil society exactly that's where the segment will go because what i want to say is that

00:55:53.020 educate there's a whole establishment that uses education to destroy the family by make by

00:56:01.460 habituating children into judging basic things as being the horrible things you mentioned as and

00:56:08.620 meriting breaking off with ties with your family the things they value are ideological conformity rather

00:56:14.640 than your personal relationships and i think that's the complete opposite of actually what a

00:56:18.500 healthy life is we have another bad reaction here the psychotic liberal chick kicked her mugger husband

00:56:25.300 out and now she's saying she'll sleep with his friends she had to have it the

00:56:30.740 not sure why no one understands how i feel you guys know that my husband turned republican this term i don't

00:56:39.060 know why i threw his ass out of the house and um i have to do more i don't want to shave my head

00:56:45.000 because that's going to hurt him i'm going to look ugly so i'm not doing that i think i'm going to sleep

00:56:50.260 with his friends i think that's the only way i think sleeping with his friends will do what do you guys

00:56:56.920 think his liberal friends of course so one is it's fake two even if it's not it's like it's just what

00:57:04.300 what what she's just she's just attention farming i assume she gets paid but even if there are some

00:57:11.040 women out there that actually think this or did this um yeah they've lost all um uh perspective

00:57:17.900 people lose perspective on life don't they it's it's it's easily done telling them that nazis have

00:57:24.760 literally taken over america so but that is the that is a huge issue because if this is assuming this

00:57:32.340 is fake this is on tiktok and there are thousands of fake videos on tiktok that are literally

00:57:39.480 habituating the their audience into thinking that they may be true so maybe she does this for

00:57:45.860 engagement maybe she does it for audience for clicks and for likes but there are a lot of of young

00:57:52.120 women let's say who look at this and they say well she may have a point take it at face value

00:57:56.460 i've always thinking i've always thought it's a douchebag move like occasionally well not

00:58:01.240 occasionally but often i'll even put a sarcastic tweet but it's kind of clear okay it's very very

00:58:08.200 clear that i'm being sarcastic when you do something where it's so deadpan that no one's really sure

00:58:12.460 i always think that's a lame thing like michael malice or whatever it's like wait are you joking

00:58:17.900 or not i don't even know anymore michael malice is definitely joking i like michael malice

00:58:22.360 it's just weird it's just i just think just be clear about what you're actually saying even if

00:58:28.320 you're being sarcastic yeah right so we have other women cutting their hair short claiming that they

00:58:35.360 are going through the breakup with a family because they voted trump yeah they'll come back you know i'm

00:58:40.840 actually totally i'm totally doubt about this i'm like you go ahead sweetheart you know i'll see you

00:58:46.360 a week once you've calmed down this is a decision alex jones has a compilations of insane uh

00:58:52.320 leftists shaving their heads i think trump is the phantom bob of washington

00:58:56.900 it's funny i haven't heard that

00:58:59.740 they're cutting their hair yeah good for a test yeah yeah and in a year's time when things aren't

00:59:08.060 terrible and you're not getting gestapo'd into a death camp or something you'll be like why did i do

00:59:12.560 that and you're gonna feel really stupid i think it's funny that having a shaved head is the

00:59:17.780 equivalent of like uh one of the most extreme things you can do like a true identity crisis

00:59:23.520 like when when you join a boot camp in the army in order to sort of dehumanize you they'll shave your

00:59:28.660 head obviously who i am but i had skinheads when i was a kid before i went but before male pattern

00:59:34.080 baldness kicked in i had a skinhead um and so uh the idea that if you shave your head it's sort of some

00:59:40.020 ultimate sacrifice as those things for me it's just for women it's actually different i think

00:59:46.700 i know i know it is i know what is in that i know i know but women obsess about their hair you know

00:59:52.420 a woman's beauty is often i mean as soon as you remove the hair they're not beautiful anymore so

00:59:57.120 it's all contained in the package i mean look at it but it's it's also like when you do shave your

01:00:03.240 head or shave your hair you realize very quickly oh i'm still exactly the same person actually oh

01:00:08.160 yeah but you see yourself in the mirror well i've shaved my head before and i've always had

01:00:12.040 like a lot of hair get a wig like yeah but it is weird to look at yourself to begin with yeah

01:00:18.500 it's like growing a beard or having a beard for ages and then shaving off very quickly you get used

01:00:22.560 to it sure right i mean um well anyway right so we there are now i'm just incredibly frustrated and

01:00:33.340 the fact that trump has won hasn't made me less frustrated when i hear listen to leftists

01:00:39.960 i must say this really i'm upset i'm kind of like you've lost like this so i want to see results not

01:00:46.580 the problem wait till january wait till january it's it's just hold it hold the foot down till january

01:00:51.740 sorry we're gonna have to discuss this another time um but no i i'm actually quite good with it

01:00:59.340 because like trump literally controls everything and they control nothing now and all they can do is

01:01:04.540 howl impotently and futilely into the wind just like yeah i'm so angry it's like yeah no one cares

01:01:10.740 loser shut up i hope you're right i have my reservations we're getting used to you this morning

01:01:16.060 looks like the the republicans have won the house yeah they've won the house so yeah so that's it

01:01:21.340 right so here we have yale psychiatrist amanda kaloon a medical doctor and medical health expert

01:01:28.220 advices msnbc viewers to break off ties with the family and to not see them on holidays so what is

01:01:36.400 interesting is that why would someone be called a mental health expert if she incentivizes people to

01:01:44.800 break off with her families okay i've got an answer to this yeah yeah yeah okay uh i think at

01:01:50.100 this point i'm an expert on leftist ideology yeah i'm a complete expert on it uh but i am also a

01:01:55.280 complete opponent of that you know i can i can give you a comprehensive genealogy of leftism i can tell

01:02:00.660 you who the most important things are and what they think and why all these things are terrible i think

01:02:04.960 she's the same thing for mental health she's the opposite she's like no mental health is terrible what

01:02:09.560 you need to do break ties with your family members get obsessed watch uh msnbc all day every day and

01:02:16.080 your mental health will be like mine yeah it's like destroying taking psychopaths and manipulative

01:02:20.720 psychopaths and put them as experts in in psychology so they can learn how to manipulate people and tell

01:02:28.520 them break ties with your family which is one of the worst kinds of advice you can give people for

01:02:34.040 their mental health assuming they're not absolute monsters and what she wants to say is that if they

01:02:39.300 voted republican they are monsters that's exactly what she says yeah these are the these are the

01:02:44.900 yale psychiatrists doctors and the experts within quotation marks of dei i think this is one of those

01:02:51.640 things where reality gets in the way no matter what they want it's the the vast majority of people

01:02:56.740 are just not going to buy that just not going to do it but it goes back a long way i mean you look at

01:03:01.440 someone like susan suntan for example sprung to mind just the idea of breaking out just a 60s 70s

01:03:07.760 ultra leftist ultra feminist type that like the one of the big problems with the world is the family

01:03:13.460 and stuff like that and there's no such thing as consensual sex even within a marriage just the most

01:03:18.540 craziest the craziest stuff yeah this is stuff that if you say if you say if anyone says the only

01:03:25.100 proper response is this is at best suspicious it's just at the very best the best i can do for you

01:03:31.500 yeah because i'm highly suspicious but if you say if you if you're suspicious you're you're a set

01:03:37.720 you're called out a bigot you know i just accept accept all this suspicious activity and intention

01:03:43.500 i i don't i'm i'm totally not at the point where i'm going to treat them as a moral equal right

01:03:49.420 or an intellectual in any in any form of equality i view these people as just teenage girls who are

01:03:56.500 having a strop yes and they're like i hate you dad i'm moving out i'm shaving my head okay good

01:04:01.660 good luck sweetheart and i'll see you in two weeks when you've calmed down you know like that they're

01:04:07.560 just having a big hissy fit and really i think we should just be like don't care i mean it depends

01:04:13.520 who you're talking about if you're talking about the joy read and yeah people like that should lose

01:04:17.680 their job but if obviously we're talking about young uh young kids leaving home for two weeks is

01:04:26.240 is dangerous sure but we're not talking about that we're talking about grown women and i think that we

01:04:31.560 do ourselves a disservice when we treat them as worthy of respect when they're making the when

01:04:37.740 they're behaving in this kind of way i don't i don't think but when a toddler throws attention

01:04:41.120 because you won't let it drink bleach yeah you let it throw a tantrum then yeah exactly just yeah

01:04:45.700 shave your head we have other people saying that they are disowning their family for voting for

01:04:51.640 trump yeah go and get your handmaid's tail outfit see if i care like i'm just totally no get your

01:04:57.400 handmaid's tail outfit you will learn to love them you'll learn to love walking a procession down the

01:05:02.180 street shave your head i don't care get out your system exactly get it exactly you know right anyway we

01:05:09.060 have other leftists saying essentially that uh people who are laughing with the meltdowns and

01:05:14.280 the deranged reactions they are just not validating their their experience there's nothing to validate

01:05:19.900 but also there is nothing to monstrous and not validating you know stupidity yeah but that is the

01:05:27.600 issue and i think that this is exactly what has happened is that the democrats and all the progressives

01:05:32.780 within quotation marks because actually think that these are entirely regressive policies

01:05:36.780 they are using education to attack the family because the family is a basic social unit

01:05:42.040 without a family there is no society because the bonds that people have within the family

01:05:47.380 are bonds that they are going to sort of emulate to a lesser degree when it comes to neighborhood

01:05:54.120 and the nation because you could see that the different groups and different societies can be seen

01:06:00.520 as extended families there's a reason why people are using the family as a model for how to

01:06:05.740 understand group membership and this has been official leftist doctrine since marx and engels

01:06:10.180 yeah and so what they want to do is that in the name of empowerment they want to create

01:06:14.880 psychologically weak people psychologically weak people who literally can't accept basic facts of

01:06:22.240 life sometimes sometimes you lose and it's very telling that their soul reaction is essentially a cry for

01:06:30.460 help if you're powerful if you have been empowered you're not you know you're not engaging in silly

01:06:37.140 reactions that are just crying for help and say look at poor me and just pity me and hit and do do the

01:06:43.580 job for me this is exactly what they are doing they're in the name of empowerment they're creating

01:06:49.020 psychologically very weak people and this is essentially psychological destruction only people who want to

01:06:54.580 manipulate others are doing this yeah absolutely so i wanted to say that uh trump had there's a link

01:07:04.080 here with trump he he made some really good pronouncements here and for people who haven't

01:07:10.680 watched it he he is announcing some reforms in education and he is saying essentially that

01:07:16.480 education is full of marxists and crt advocates and this will change with him now i hope it does i made a

01:07:23.600 petition about this in 2015 for 8 000 signatures i guess trump saw it so yeah good point get rid of

01:07:29.600 the communist university socrates said that democracy is only as good as the education system that the

01:07:36.720 grown-ups were brought up in um i mean i think i think essentially it's a it's a system of decision

01:07:44.280 making you need a lot of people to make good decisions so if you have a lot of people who are

01:07:51.440 attacking the demos like the celebrity the hollywood celebrities and the all the kamala harris campaign

01:07:59.020 has done and also if you are demonizing dialogue yeah you know pro-democracy you're actually you're

01:08:05.740 against your demos yes that's what they are education is absolutely key because without it you're left with

01:08:11.600 what socrates said you wouldn't just elect the the most charismatic person to sail a ship

01:08:16.940 through a storm you'd pick the guy that's a pilot they pick someone who's a worthy seaman

01:08:22.600 right so why do we pick our statesmen out of the the best demagogues that's not a good thing to do

01:08:29.160 exactly and that's why i think in in republics are a bit better in situations of emergency like that

01:08:34.840 because for instance they you could say that for instance the ancient romans they they had more of

01:08:42.020 an emphasis on consoles in times of war so they were also the generals yeah right yeah yeah so i'm

01:08:47.940 saying that in some cases we shouldn't the dialogue needs to stop at some point and people need to make

01:08:54.800 decisions and actually actually engage in defending themselves and i want to stand with this there is a

01:09:01.720 beautiful thing as it's been described as there's a democrat who finally breaks free from the matrix of

01:09:08.720 this information that is the legacy media so it can be done and i i saw her clip it's three minutes

01:09:15.060 yeah okay come and join us i love us welcome lass yeah you're welcome yeah i feel like i have a unique

01:09:26.300 perspective with this whole election thing because i used to be very very far left like i was one of the

01:09:31.540 people having a fucking mental breakdown in 2016 when he won right and i didn't even like him up until

01:09:38.080 six months ago when it became very obvious that they were like staging a coup and tried to assassinate

01:09:42.180 him and then some shit started clicking so i'm still very new to like this whole side of things but

01:09:47.180 the thing is like when i when i was very far left like radically far left i thought i knew what was

01:09:59.400 going on like i genuinely believed i was informed i thought i knew better than everybody else

01:10:05.680 and that's what these people think too and the thing is is i would get so triggered and so angry

01:10:12.460 when people would question me because i didn't actually know what the hell i was talking about

01:10:17.220 like i thought i did but really i didn't actually know any policies i didn't actually know any politics

01:10:23.600 all i actually knew was what i had seen online and mainstream media and because everybody was saying

01:10:30.100 i just assumed it had to be right right and i think so essentially that's what they're doing

01:10:36.720 they're trying to put install in people's mind a very simple ideology if you disagree with us you're a

01:10:43.360 you're a racist and you need to be an anti-racist not just a non-racist and there's nothing more to

01:10:50.100 discuss that's exactly what they're doing the certainty of like the moral conviction that not only am i

01:10:55.400 morally right but i'm also factually informed on everything and then like oh actually i don't

01:10:58.800 know anything what's going on because they are attacking the very notion of data they say no

01:11:05.540 everyone who presents you data that's a that's a racist yeah it's racist data yeah it's again another

01:11:13.060 classic uh fingerprint of of communism or extreme socialism that you're not really encouraged to

01:11:19.680 understand history properly or that traditionalism in your own country is uh disavowed or destroyed

01:11:27.020 you know the spanish communists did it uh stalin did it um mao mao again was literally trying to

01:11:34.940 destroy ancient chinese culture and things because a bunch of ancient artifacts because we're new men

01:11:41.400 it's the new revolution it's the new way you don't need to know what happened you don't need or

01:11:46.160 you shouldn't want to stand on the shoulders of your ancestors all of that is wrong-headed if

01:11:50.140 anything they're about the shoulders of the party right they think they're standing our way yeah right

01:11:54.400 um and so you don't need to understand facts and history and political philosophy and all that sort

01:11:59.240 of thing but the reality is reality keeps getting in the way the reality is yes you do it can't be

01:12:05.500 ignored indefinitely reality can be ignored um glee says hold the fort down as if it's going to fly

01:12:13.360 way carl i promise you the flying fortress exists yeah but that's not the origin of that statement

01:12:17.920 that's not the origin of the catch phrase buka says white women again kidnapped everything and

01:12:23.620 made it about them they're stealing that thing that was symbolic sign of strength online for cancer

01:12:27.740 patients making it all about them shameful um not all white women you know democrat women um but

01:12:33.420 this is why this is why i've got this kind of dismissive parental attitude towards it it's like

01:12:38.020 yeah you're not gonna do anything you shave your head that's it that's the limit of it

01:12:41.420 your hair will grow back in six months you'll feel like an idiot and that's it you know i'm i'm i'm not

01:12:46.020 giving them the honor of being something i'm going to contradict like no you're not that important

01:12:51.920 you go do what you want and it's going to look silly and you're going to feel like an idiot that's

01:12:55.620 us i don't particularly want to blanket dunk on all white women some white women most people you

01:13:02.040 will find most white women vote trump right so not yeah i'm not you know democrat women yes but let

01:13:07.940 them just you know make fools of themselves and we'll carry on as we were they don't control

01:13:12.620 anything so you know we don't we're they've got nothing that we can take away from them anyway so

01:13:17.400 let's go to the video comments fear of swindom i'll go for the manipulation and control one i don't

01:13:24.360 really fear the other things as you wish we have the character of benjamin carling an avatar of the

01:13:29.020 web who uses his company weapon limited old english for weave and the nefarious powers of his dark god

01:13:33.700 to manipulate and deceive both the player characters and the other villains of the game driving

01:13:37.080 them in his desired direction connor you sound like a good fit for the desolation or the fear

01:13:41.180 of wanton destruction as you wish to purge the filth of the area which so disgusts you and gleefully

01:13:45.180 watch while those you despise suffer their seemingly random loss let me know if you have different

01:13:49.280 ideas now what to do with the other employees of weapon limited

01:13:52.700 chaos agents what what what what are your biggest fears basically there's the question

01:14:05.500 is that what it is yeah the sort of like um you know uh i think worry about like you know

01:14:14.260 how the world could become corrupted basically but uh we'll we'll leave that for another time let's get

01:14:19.860 the next one and here's a quick one for beau beau you can't offend a navy seal by commenting on his

01:14:28.040 homosexuality and after all where civilians only have a pride month in the navy pride runs deep and

01:14:36.800 24 7 what else can you say about a service that dresses its members all in white puts them in long

01:14:43.600 tubes and calls them semen 250 years of pride as well next year anyway 249 years something like that

01:14:51.460 in the navy um yeah no there's just that joke of that that um special forces guy that made those

01:14:58.480 boys he said he wanted them to be his yeah that's really funny yeah yeah it's concubines yeah

01:15:02.820 hey guys um about the armistice have you guys heard of a poet named wilfred owen i studied quite a few

01:15:17.940 of his poems when doing my speech and drama teaching qualification and yeah some of it's pretty full on

01:15:25.680 one of my favorites of his is dulce decorum est which yeah i would recite but i don't have enough

01:15:34.260 time in the video comment you see it decorum est perpetua more yeah he's one of the most famous war

01:15:40.900 poets yeah in in britain well when i was in school when we were in school you did wilfred owen in school

01:15:46.060 wilfred and there were a bunch of others as well yeah yeah yeah it's like but uh you yeah you do a lot

01:15:50.240 of world war one poetry and this is but the thing is this is one of the things that turned me off

01:15:53.820 history when i was in school because it was just like oh good black and white pictures of men dying

01:15:57.940 in trenches you're not interested in world war one i wasn't or world war two you know and because it

01:16:02.720 was it was totally uninspiring and it was just really dull it was like and it was horrible you

01:16:06.900 know so it's like oh look black and white pictures of guys in mud in trenches dying and here's a terrible

01:16:10.940 poem how awful it was yeah i kind of want to get not you know i don't really want to read more about

01:16:15.860 this you know i'd rather do anything else actually you know so i chose geography rather than history at gcse

01:16:20.860 which is boring anyway but like it wasn't depressing yeah it was horrifying and depressing

01:16:25.840 but i i'd never found it boring i found it sort of really extreme the opposite of boring captivating

01:16:31.920 but it made you feel alive you don't want to touch the subject you know i was just like i mean i

01:16:40.340 mentioned wilfred owen at the end of my last segment that's probably what koop was talking about but

01:16:44.240 because he died on the 4th of november just a few days before the armistice um really sadly but yeah

01:16:51.140 he's i would arguably he's the most in england the most famous war poet from world war one definitely

01:16:57.900 world war one yeah right let's get to the next one veterans day formerly known as armistice day

01:17:03.660 in november 1919 president woodrow wilson proclaimed the first commemoration of armistice day with the

01:17:09.880 following words to us in america the reflections of armistice day will be filled with solemn pride

01:17:15.720 in the heroism of those who died in the country's service and with gratitude for the victory both

01:17:21.000 because of the thing from which it has freed us and because of the opportunity it has given america

01:17:25.840 to show her sympathy with peace and justice in the councils of the nations i think scotty does a good

01:17:32.540 american accent doesn't it it was mislabeled oh right okay but that was an excellent video comment

01:17:37.960 yeah uh baron von damas why have you renamed yourself um says the final season of clarkson's

01:17:47.020 farm will start with him finding excalibur while working on his land and discovering that he is the

01:17:50.860 reincarnation of king arthur the rest of the season will see him casting down the evil robot kirstama

01:17:55.380 his communist buddies and his badge of minions afterwards clarkson will be crowned the new king of the

01:17:59.940 britain's and lead you into a golden age fingers crossed actually i'll take it at this stage well

01:18:06.320 the thing like golden ages they sound like a great idea maybe we should you know put someone on that

01:18:11.500 but um i was thinking about this like um samson i can hear myself echoing there please um is clarkson's

01:18:19.080 farm season four going to basically be about him going to the protest like what what is it going to be

01:18:24.560 like okay he's in specified farming season five season five then because like you know whatever

01:18:31.860 the next season is going to be it's it's going to be like okay well what was jeremy clarkson doing

01:18:36.320 well he was leading a big protest against the government so millions of people not only have

01:18:40.480 been red-pilled against like local county councils but now left-wing governments so good on jeremy

01:18:46.060 clarkson basically uh sophie says i'd watch the hell out of trump's farm uh trump just driving around

01:18:52.460 a tractor at some field in oklahoma and having the time of his life now trump's trump's not a farmer

01:18:56.300 he would never be a farmer it's not he's not the sort of thing he would do um it would be funny

01:19:02.040 uh but it's it no it's fine uh rab says so why do the elites hate farmers the answer is simple

01:19:07.660 because they represent everything the modern technocratic state cannot tolerate independence

01:19:11.640 self-reliance and a connection to the land that goes beyond mere profit farmers do not depend on the

01:19:16.380 state for their survival if anything it's the other way around and in an era where governments seek to

01:19:20.960 control every aspect of our lives from what we say to what we eat this independence is a threat that

01:19:25.520 must be neutralized so totally true that's exactly it that's why arch status central people look like

01:19:33.540 a central government the left i've got such a problem with the very concept of like a homestead

01:19:40.500 right i mean it's and so everyone else isn't mad it's super wholesome yeah yeah something to aspire to

01:19:48.240 but to them it's the enemy do you remember the um the irish uh school book that had like you know

01:19:54.200 diverse family traveling the globe like wandering around italy oh look at the coliseum and they were

01:19:58.880 like yeah look at this stupid parochial irish family and it's just a man his wife his two kids

01:20:03.420 and their farm i'm like that guy's got everything yeah he's talking about he couldn't do better in

01:20:07.980 his life yeah like him and his wife are there smiling the kids are just leaning against the house it's

01:20:12.020 like that's a dream that's an image of heaven my friend you know you you can't like you can't fool

01:20:17.640 me leftist um it's just a complete perversion and inversion of everything that's good always

01:20:24.820 at every turn this this guy gets a sunday roast every sunday you know just saying you know you don't

01:20:31.580 do you you know uh it's good to know but we won't cover it now uh omar says uh who needs farming when

01:20:39.760 we can import food from abroad uh it's not like there's relatively recent events showing the folly

01:20:44.500 of relying entirely on imports yeah yeah that's weird isn't it it's not they didn't learn anything

01:20:50.360 from covid it's they learned far too much about what they can get away with yeah and that's i think

01:20:54.920 the real issue isn't it so it's about them getting away with things this this should all have been

01:21:00.540 politically unactionable and it should have really like ground careers to a halt but for some reason

01:21:06.560 it hasn't you're gonna have to dig for victory go back to everyone's garden you you grow potatoes and

01:21:13.640 leeks and things in your own garden that's that's i wonder if clarkson will use that as a slogan or

01:21:18.740 something like that protest dig for victory yeah yeah bring dig for victory back yeah why not that's a

01:21:25.480 great slogan um i didn't just make that but no i know i know i remember it from world war ii

01:21:30.420 yeah um again one of those things oh god now we're talking about gardening

01:21:33.720 and rory gashon list is on board with all this as well oh yeah i bet he is yeah yeah but uh but

01:21:39.920 yeah no it's important to bring that stuff back um colin says uh government corporate control of

01:21:44.600 food suppliers from field shop easy to manage that way plan for any problems or create them yeah well

01:21:49.660 i remember a friend of mine years ago telling me about the um uh decommunization of russia

01:21:56.700 and apparently the russians sent some experts over to london to talk to our government and

01:22:02.800 like how does this all work then and the first question was well who can who controls the grain

01:22:06.640 supply to london we were like what no one what are you talking about tesco's yeah

01:22:10.940 like they were like it's just supermarkets and the russians just like what are you talking about

01:22:17.260 you know so you don't know how much grain you've got going to london they were like

01:22:20.100 well i mean we do afterwards we can ask the tesco guy yeah yeah exactly yeah exactly

01:22:24.560 but they were just like this is crazy you know and so yeah but we just demolished you shut up

01:22:29.860 you know obviously it's so backward like even at the end of the late stage soviet period they'd have

01:22:35.720 like a factory that made just left wellington boots and a factory on the other side of russia

01:22:41.720 made just the right wellington boot and they're like called factory number eight and factory number

01:22:46.680 nine or whatever like a twix advert yeah yeah they lived it for real that's amazing yeah okay

01:22:54.120 um lancelot says once upon a time lefties used to insist on eating locally sourced food

01:23:00.060 and now the very idea of supporting local produce is met with derision they say despise the rich but

01:23:04.640 love to behave on it it was it was very bourgeois thing wasn't it to be like oh i eat locally sourced

01:23:09.480 products you know because it was environmentally friendly but um but it's not international globalist

01:23:14.140 managerial starmerite paradigm so it's just one of those things i must say when i was a kid the

01:23:19.760 people that would have so years ago now 30 odd years ago the people that would have an allotment

01:23:24.080 would be the wishy-washy labor type types ex-hippie labor leaning like not bad people what was the

01:23:31.840 no no not bad people what was the tv program there was a tv program literally about all that

01:23:36.860 um dude had an allotment the good life that's it the good life yeah that's it when felicity kendall

01:23:43.220 was hot back in the 70s but that that that that is exactly what you're talking about well they are

01:23:48.320 good people yeah but they're just kind of hippie they mean well yeah they mean very well and then

01:23:52.220 they didn't do bad things they're just a little bit hippie right and but again it looked appealing

01:23:56.600 don't get me wrong i could see the appeal to it that's a good for a pub quiz question yeah it is

01:24:01.100 and they're really middle-class neighbors totally yes yes yeah no it was good stuff it was very

01:24:06.740 wholesome yeah you know it wasn't perverse like much of modern television no one no one had sex

01:24:12.880 with their sister or anything george rr martin you know what i mean like it's just weird stephen king

01:24:19.300 you know there wasn't yeah anyway uh he has a lot of uh deranged stuff in his books stephen king

01:24:26.480 yeah yeah he does yeah yeah there's a worrying amount of yeah yeah devious stuff that you know

01:24:33.980 the you you'd expect uh people like the archbishop to and to cover not cover the problem is stephen

01:24:39.660 king is a great writer and he is yeah you know that's i hate to say it because he's an insufferable

01:24:45.140 shit lip um but he is a fantastic author uh omar says starmer is like the remnant of an alternate

01:24:50.400 timeline where globalism won and is confused by it why his how to human manual isn't working that's

01:24:56.000 exactly he's the remnant of an alternate timeline in which globalism won and he sat here like why

01:25:01.600 are we not being globalist guys and he just can't comprehend it it's it reminds me of of the alternate

01:25:07.660 universe hypothesis that that says that the alternate universes occasionally can overlap and you have

01:25:13.700 small yeah starmer got left in our one yeah he's in another universe yeah yeah well he's from another

01:25:19.220 universe got dumped in ours and then the universe has diverged and starmer's trapped here yeah and he's

01:25:23.140 just like what are we doing guys something's going on here yeah michael brooks says 95 between them

01:25:30.760 come on that's that's only slightly uncharitable um uh henry says offshoring our industrial capacity

01:25:40.300 for the good of the planet has probably made it worse oh undoubtedly because now we're not in control

01:25:44.040 of how the things are produced and the chinese just don't care at all about the environment they're

01:25:49.220 they're not interested they don't give a damn and so like they don't have any kind of standards that

01:25:54.920 we would use it's not their problem it's our problem because we care about such things and so

01:25:59.860 yeah you are right you're like not not only the other nations making uh things using dirty mix of

01:26:03.900 power generation than we would we then also have to ship the damn thing halfway across the world to use

01:26:07.640 it true and if you look at the pollution the plastics and the pollution in the oceans it comes out like

01:26:14.000 three rivers in asia it's all disgusting so they're doing it then they don't care they just don't care

01:26:19.780 i know you didn't particularly want to talk about carbon while we were on youtube no because it's

01:26:23.380 illegal on youtube but i must just say that we are probably in an inter glacial period yeah we'll

01:26:29.920 probably over the course of thousands of years go back to an ice age before we suffer from global

01:26:35.540 warming like venus sort of thing yeah i don't think that's i'm not worried about it at all i don't think co2

01:26:40.420 drives climate change at all i think the sun and perhaps even volcanoes have got far more you think

01:26:45.700 the sun has something to do with the temperature of the earth what are you a denialist the weather

01:26:50.020 on the sun affects our our climate much more than this sounds like crazy i don't know anything about

01:26:57.440 it because i'm a global warming activist you see um and i it never comes up does it like what's

01:27:05.680 happening with the sun does the sun remain at exactly the same temperature all the time no well

01:27:10.640 doesn't this factor we know it has cycles all sorts of things the number of sun spots yeah massively

01:27:16.560 affect us but that never comes up no no no it's all it's all anthropomorphic and i honestly i think

01:27:22.660 that a lot of climate change stuff right is essentially a giant cope like they're like no no we're in

01:27:27.520 control of everything so no we're not actually you know there are things far greater than us happening

01:27:32.640 and so it's this is this kind of egotistical way of trying to say no no we are in control of it and

01:27:37.400 it's it's a desire for certainty because actually the the future is terribly uncertain i think that

01:27:41.200 they're afraid of that and in the meantime play pay 10p for a plastic carrier bag actually make that 20p

01:27:46.680 yeah diver it converges very nicely with communism yeah yeah um uh arizona desert rat says i've never

01:27:54.620 liked the phrase so-and-so has to pay their fair share what does that even mean and who designs what

01:27:59.020 their fair share is well the communists decide and it's more than you're giving so hand it over

01:28:03.560 is basically what they say the polit bureau will decide on your behalf yeah exactly yeah i hate it

01:28:07.940 too you know it's a fine thing when it's like you know very constrained environment it's like right

01:28:12.820 okay we're gonna go out for dinner and if everyone pays their fair share we can afford to go to this

01:28:16.340 place or something like that fine but you are right politically it should really have no place

01:28:21.020 um devon says neil kinnick didn't seem too moronic back in the day uh but of course he was unelectable

01:28:28.480 good point i hate the lord clinic you know yeah yeah well i mean he doesn't

01:28:37.440 you know he's like an arch uh an arch pro european dude

01:28:44.060 just yeah obviously to a crazy extent yeah ross says the shaved heads remind me of the women who

01:28:51.580 helped the nazis in europe's punishment yeah if they're yet they're doing to themselves and

01:28:55.640 calling everyone else nazis the left-wing socialist authoritarians are calling other people nazis

01:28:59.440 to me it just seems like the sort of the creation of nunneries and covenants the liberalism the 4b

01:29:06.760 thing it's like oh we're gonna swear off men shave our heads and go live in a cloistered environment

01:29:11.400 where it's just women it's like okay you've just reinvented catholicism this is not new uh enjoy

01:29:17.620 yourselves because it's probably best that you we have a place for like crazy unmarried childless

01:29:22.020 women i mean they always did the next step is to actually wall yourself up yeah exactly

01:29:26.920 build yourself in between two walls i mean don't go that far but like you know we we'll get them a

01:29:34.000 nice little nunnery and they can go around with their handmaid's tail wimples on and you know talk

01:29:39.200 about how we're in a fallen world and maybe they'll get salvation in the next life um again

01:29:45.020 they're just reinventing religion that's all they're doing i hate to say this though we are out of time

01:29:49.200 so uh thank you everyone for joining us sorry about the technical areas at the beginning but we'll sort

01:29:53.080 them out for the um not that's out the roundtable discussion that we'll be back for in half an hour

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - November 12, 2024

Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1040

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