The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to the podcast of the lotus eaters for

00:00:11.820 i've got a new device and i don't know where the date it is the 4th of october

00:00:16.280 no no i'm looking for the date it's just on my screen i thought we were over that period

00:00:21.900 that time of the lotus eaters podcast it doesn't actually have the date on my new device um but

00:00:28.800 anyway it's friday so best day of the week obviously i'm joined by harry and the lads

00:00:33.400 from voice of wales standing down thank you thank you for coming in chaps and uh today we're going

00:00:37.920 to be talking about uh how the diddy situation seems to be getting worse i haven't looked into

00:00:42.220 this so i'm kind of dreading it uh how things are getting worse in wales as well but we do have some

00:00:47.100 good news to end the day on the red squirrels are conducting a gray squirrel genocide uh so there's

00:00:53.760 that i just that's that's not an entirely accurate characterization uh i'll cover it later

00:01:01.020 you mean the red squirrels aren't actively rounding up the gray squirrels and sending

00:01:05.720 them to camps they are according to the ai prompts i've been creating

00:01:08.740 but those memes are for purely personal uses yeah and for my twitter feed um anyway before we begin

00:01:19.520 though uh for anyone who ordered uh their copy of islander before the 18th of september we have been

00:01:24.120 in touch with the distribution center and they've notified us that the first shipment of the mags

00:01:27.720 were dispatched yesterday so they should be with you by uh today or the end of this week um if not

00:01:34.020 you'll get them early next week uh and with that aside let's uh let's get on with finding out how

00:01:39.740 perverse the rich and famous are yeah very the rich and famous are incredibly perverse this is

00:01:46.240 something that we should have all known right now there are lots of different political formulas

00:01:50.860 that exist in the world philosophers for hundreds of years have tried to figure out what is the

00:01:56.440 political formula to explain political action and to make so political action is um is best suited to

00:02:04.060 the interests of the nation and the people as a whole i think in the 21st century i have come up

00:02:09.280 with my own political formula the most accurate political formula which is the political formula

00:02:13.940 of sexual blackmail yes if you are wondering why a political actor has made a stupid decision that

00:02:20.480 seems to go against the interests of nation and people uh just assume that there is some kind of

00:02:24.940 sexual deviancy in his in his uh cupboard uh skeletons in his cupboard and then that he's blackmailed for

00:02:31.020 it that i think is probably the driving factor in a lot of politics at the moment and it sadly ties

00:02:37.860 into the p diddy situation which is continue which is currently ongoing i did an update on this a few

00:02:45.220 weeks ago after he was arrested because he's been arrested as part of a federal investigation into the

00:02:51.500 claims of sex trafficking and human trafficking that were going on but there have been updates since

00:02:58.060 there and it keeps getting worse and then at the end of this segment i'll also take us through a little

00:03:03.560 bit of a look at how deep this goes because this really is the more you look into it a rabbit hole

00:03:09.440 which has connections to everyone and everything so i won't go over all of it but i'll give you a

00:03:16.520 little hint as to how deep you can take it if you want and you can go further with your own research

00:03:20.980 if you're interested and if you are interested as well what you should do is buy a copy of islander

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00:03:32.620 inner peace take you away from this disgusting filthy diseased world that we live in currently

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00:03:43.040 ordered your copy if you're watching this on youtube and if you've ordered it before the 18th of

00:03:47.280 september we've been told that the first shipment of magazines was sent out yesterday so they should

00:03:52.920 be with you very very soon and with that let's get into an update into what's going on i will need the

00:03:59.460 mouse yeah thank you very much so uh the forbes happily have a quite simple article going through

00:04:05.480 some of the claim some of the allegations some of the updates that have been going on uh so first of

00:04:10.320 all if you go all the way back to september uh 16th he was arrested in manhattan after being indicted

00:04:17.400 by a grand jury since then it turns out he was sharing a unit with sam bankman freed of all people

00:04:25.120 at the metropolitan detention center um so i can only assume what conversations they've been having

00:04:31.920 sat there what do they those two have in common i don't know what to do with that information

00:04:35.760 i wonder uh there was a documentary released for streaming on a uh service called tubby or tubby

00:04:42.720 which featured an interview with uh sean combs pdd's real name his lawyer mark agnifilio

00:04:49.980 agnif agnifilo i think that's his name is uh who addressed the leaked surveillance city of combs

00:04:56.160 shoving and kicking his ex-girlfriend cassie ventura if you haven't seen that i did show it on the last

00:05:00.640 segment so you can look at that you don't want to though because it is pretty brutal is this woman 0.86

00:05:05.120 she goes into the hallway of a hotel there's footage of diddy following her and then he pretty

00:05:11.240 viciously and brutally beats her all caught on camera that was footage released in may by cnn

00:05:16.880 uh and uh combs lawyer has called the indictment a shakedown of a successful black man and said he

00:05:24.940 doesn't expect combs to accept a plea bargain so of course he's already going for the racism angle

00:05:30.040 right yeah as we expected you know it was racism that forced combs on camera to beat a woman brutally

00:05:37.160 for no reason combs has also been accused of drugging and raping a woman on multiple occasions

00:05:42.860 with the woman identified as jane doe in the lawsuit further alleging that she became pregnant

00:05:47.100 after one of the encounters she's seeking undisclosed damages according to the associated

00:05:51.060 press uh more lawyers for combs has filed a notice asking the second circuit court of appeals

00:05:57.240 in the southern district of new york to overturn the decision to hold him in prison while he awaits

00:06:01.480 trial a choice a choice judge andrew carter made citing concerns that combs had allegedly tampered with

00:06:08.820 witnesses who had been contacted as part of the investigation against him so it looks like that

00:06:14.040 is not going to be or hasn't uh been uh he's not been allowed bail still because of the fact that

00:06:21.720 there is a worry that he is a flight risk and b might tamper with the people who are going to be

00:06:26.880 acting as witnesses so that he can try and get them to maybe uh not be witnesses anymore or withhold

00:06:32.620 information and also a houston-based lawyer tony busby said that he is representing 120 accusers who

00:06:39.640 plan to file civil lawsuits across multiple states alleging crimes like sexual assault rape and sexual

00:06:45.240 abuse of minors 25 minors are implicated in this in claims that will include many powerful people

00:06:52.220 and many dirty secrets and uh he is saying that he's promising that he's going to expose these famous

00:06:59.640 accomplices in fact so so he's going to epstein himself he might get epsteined at some point

00:07:06.420 depending on how high profile these people are and supposedly some of them are very high profile we're

00:07:11.960 talking like a-listers in hollywood those types of people i have heard rumors off the back of this that

00:07:16.560 apparently there are some discussions going on over there where people are having a few sleepless nights

00:07:21.820 i bet uh because they do not want their names to be uh included in these lists because it could ruin

00:07:28.460 their reputation ruin their career or potentially they go down and go to prison as well so the lawyer

00:07:33.580 has said that the names will shock you the day will come when we name other names other than sean combs

00:07:38.840 and there's a lot of names it's a long list already but because of the nature of the case we are going

00:07:43.280 to make damn sure damn sure that we're right before we do that so the victims he's representing these

00:07:49.560 820 60 males 60 females 25 were minors at the time of the alleged misconduct they go all the way back

00:07:56.360 to 1991 so p diddy his career started in 1990 as an intern or a talent agent i think it was for uptown

00:08:05.580 records so this is going back all the way to the beginning of his career a multi-decade criminal career

00:08:12.420 in the music industry if these allegations all turn out to be true the alleged abuse took place mostly

00:08:18.440 at parties held in new york california and florida where individuals were given drinks that were

00:08:22.700 laced with drugs according to mr busby the lawyer other incidents took place at auditions where many

00:08:28.480 times especially young people people wanting to break into the industry were coerced into this type

00:08:33.520 of conduct in the promise of being made a star he carried on with the allegations so this is sadly

00:08:39.860 unsurprising behavior at this point but what we've come to expect from hollywood it's almost it is an

00:08:46.660 open secret it has been an open secret for a long time this is all stuff that came out during the

00:08:51.240 harvey weinstein allegations and the trial there as well you've also got loads of other people

00:08:57.100 accusing haven't you like um what was that cory feldman yeah oh cory feldman's been saying this for a

00:09:02.720 long time elijah wood said something similar as well well it goes it goes back years i mean the casting

00:09:07.740 couch exactly is it is a now term in a dictionary because of it so so it's not only hollywood it's the

00:09:14.780 music industry as well what a surprise it's all of hollywood all of the music industry and we know

00:09:20.100 for a fact that hollywood and the music industry have very close ties to washington because of all

00:09:24.940 of the celebrity endorsements and appearances that go on at political campaigns a lot of money gets

00:09:29.580 raised for political campaigns by celebrities and we also know that jeffrey epstein was a man who

00:09:34.460 operated purely by himself alongside gislay maxwell to traffic and supply small uh young girls

00:09:40.200 to nobody yeah to nobody nobody in particular yeah we do have other people coming out as well

00:09:47.020 and providing photographs and discussion of what went on at the parties that a lot of these incidents

00:09:53.860 supposedly happened that where a lot of the lawsuits that were filed at the end of last year were

00:09:59.260 alleging were freak-offs happened that's what they're calling them freak-offs where people would

00:10:06.460 arrive who were prostitutes who would be around and some of diddy's associates people who wanted to

00:10:13.560 break into the industry would be forced into having sex with these prostitutes on camera because as well 1.00

00:10:19.740 in march there was the federal raid at some of his mansions which found one over 200 bottles of

00:10:27.540 lotion yeah lots of sex toys and also that there were hidden cameras in every room of one of his

00:10:34.280 very epstein yes incredibly epstein they're calling him black epstein they're calling him

00:10:39.460 rap epstein um so let's see what's said here so you've got photographs from some of this so these

00:10:46.660 were apparently called white parties and i can assume it's because everybody who showed up to them

00:10:50.580 dressed in pure white here's uh pictures from some of the parties that appear that happened there's

00:10:56.400 ashton kutcher at one of these parties so from the infamous white parties held at his homes in

00:11:02.340 hamptoms los angeles and miami to smaller gatherings on a yacht in san tropez the fallen

00:11:07.180 music mogul quickly gained global recognition in the late 90s and early 2000s for his lavish

00:11:12.360 celebrity packed get-togethers that often featured an excess of alcohol drugs and nudity

00:11:18.160 in an exclusive interview with fox news celebrity photographer selma fonseca

00:11:23.960 fonseca sorry who attended 20 to 30 of his parties throughout her career reportedly broke the news of

00:11:30.180 his romance with jennifer lopez opened up with what she witnessed firsthand so this woman is an insider

00:11:35.100 photographer for the stars so she's got giving a little bit of information of some of the stuff

00:11:40.400 that she saw as people were drinking it always got a little crazier she said sometimes people took

00:11:45.940 their clothes off and go into the swimming pool typical hollywood music industry degeneracy that was

00:11:51.180 kind of normal she recalled diddy being a very hands-on host making sure his guests were provided with

00:11:56.940 drinks at any given moment given the other claims that are going around that allegedly he would spike

00:12:01.960 these drinks with drugs that you wouldn't know about and then there are a number of stories of

00:12:06.200 women being given a drink by him going woozy and then waking up with no recollection of what happened

00:12:11.480 he always had this tray and he offered shots to everyone ecstasy was really in fashion at the time

00:12:17.100 so it's like if you have a drink or take a pill how's anybody gonna know most of the time diddy's

00:12:21.340 parties would start off innocent with children of various celebrities often in attendance but when

00:12:27.540 the parents were told to put their children down things were going to get crazy she said in a video

00:12:34.160 obtained by fox news diddy can be heard advising parents to put the kids away so that everyone can

00:12:40.160 get their groove on why would you bring your kids to these in the first place even if even if you know

00:12:47.260 they're going to be told to go away at some point also if you're the parents and you're taking your

00:12:51.800 kids away are you sticking around what are you doing at these parties after your kids have gone

00:12:56.940 uh the quote says we fed y'all gave y'all some drinks now it's time to enjoy life this is a

00:13:03.220 celebration of life this is the legendary white party so he was very humble man and to all the kids

00:13:09.240 the kids of an hour left get extra comfortable kids because after that y'all got to go it's a wrap

00:13:14.600 for y'all because this thing turns into something that when y'all get older y'all are going to want

00:13:19.140 to come to so there's diddy basically saying to these people yeah well when they're a bit older

00:13:25.440 don't worry i'll drug your kids as well and have my way allegedly let's start to get our groove on and

00:13:32.160 in an hour we'll put the kids away okay uh there are also supposedly sex tapes being leaked i've not

00:13:40.520 been able to find it not that i've really tried too hard featuring even bigger celebrities and we

00:13:47.000 can expect as the trial goes on and more information is unearthed and more of these videos are found that

00:13:52.160 this sort of thing is going to happen more often more of this stuff's going to come out because again

00:13:55.860 he had hidden cameras in all of the rooms in his house so who knows what manner of footage is on there

00:14:02.420 but then obviously that's the case as it exists right now we'll see as it updates none of that is

00:14:08.080 good all of it is terrible and all of it is an enormous indictment of the fact that if this is

00:14:13.240 true which i personally think it will it is i'm not going to give them the benefit yeah i'm not going

00:14:21.040 to give hollywood and the record music industry the benefit of the doubt it's an indictment of these

00:14:26.080 people the way that they behave the kind of criminal behavior that they go in but then you start to look

00:14:32.180 into how weird p diddy's whole career is how long this has been going on for given the how far the

00:14:38.860 allegations go back and start to question is this just how the whole system works is this how the

00:14:45.960 political system works as well given that he has so many connections so even if you just go on his

00:14:51.880 wikipedia page and look at you can't say no well that's that's the point well if you want to make it in

00:14:59.340 there and also you've got to consider that if from a from the perspective of the moguls at the top

00:15:04.480 if you want to have somebody who's going to consistently make you money who's not going to

00:15:08.180 cause any fuss who's never going to cause you trouble well you want something on them to know

00:15:12.620 that they're in your pocket forever as well as the fact that it's also presumably just they get off

00:15:18.780 on this stuff obviously because they're disgusting freaks so interestingly enough if you go back to his

00:15:25.080 his early life his father melvin earl combs was an associate of the convicted new york drug dealer

00:15:32.620 frank lucas who in 2009 i think they made a film out of him called american gangster okay yeah starring

00:15:39.480 um uh starring um denzel washington melvin at age 33 was shot dead while sitting in his car on central

00:15:47.940 park west when combs was two years old combs also was a business major at howard university but he left

00:15:54.100 after his second year but he was not of the street shall we say he was not an og gangster type although

00:16:00.240 obviously his father um was actually was yes combs became an intern at new york's uptown records in

00:16:08.560 1990 while working as a talent director at uptown under the guidance of label founder andre harrell who

00:16:14.420 is somebody he had a very very long career associate career association with he helped develop

00:16:20.360 joe deckie and mary j mary j blige in his college days combs had a reputation for throwing parties

00:16:26.720 some of which attracted up to a thousand participants usher who lived with combs for a

00:16:33.580 year in new york city when he was 13 years old strange according to p diddy he had legal guardianship

00:16:42.800 of him at the time i think i saw him say in an interview he told howard stern in 2016 that

00:16:48.060 combs lifestyle was pretty wild during that time in 1991 oh that doesn't matter there so shortly

00:16:55.400 after he was fired from uptown in 1993 combs established his own label bad boy records which

00:17:01.180 entered a joint venture deal with arista records or arista i don't know how some of these words are

00:17:07.040 pronounced so i apologize and if you're going to look into the man who formed arista records you find

00:17:13.040 that it's clive davis a man who was uh the head of columbia records part of cbs and then later

00:17:20.780 formed arista records after he got fired from cbs for allegedly embezzling funds to pay for his son's

00:17:26.760 bar mitzvah so another saint we've got here as part of the uh these record labels he signed people like

00:17:33.380 barry manilow janice joplin areetra franklin santana bruce springsteen aerosmith pink floyd huge huge

00:17:40.660 name in the record industry in in fact he's been name checked in quite a few songs where in 1979

00:17:47.320 aerosmith had a song no surprise where stephen tyler says old clive davis said he's surely going

00:17:52.060 to make us a star i'm going to make you a star just the way you are and starting on december of

00:17:56.740 nine uh december 30th of 1978 bob weir of the grateful dead occasionally changed the lyrics to

00:18:02.900 one of their songs to say we used to play for acid now we play for clive so this is a guy who's

00:18:09.060 very very deep into the music industry has been for a long time and was part of p diddy's rise in

00:18:17.020 it he was part of the reason that p diddy was able to get his record label started he's still alive

00:18:22.140 he's 92 years old he's still alive and he's still standing by p diddy even despite all of the

00:18:30.900 allegations against him and there are new allegations because the the hip-hop and rap

00:18:35.800 side of the music industry in america seems to be its own little ecosystem yeah where everybody

00:18:41.560 knows everything about everybody else everybody knows the stories and everybody else knows these

00:18:47.600 allegations that people speak in hushed tones about on these podcasts that nobody listens to

00:18:52.460 but the diehards and there's this guy suge knight who is a criminal who's in prison for 28 years because

00:18:59.240 in 2015 he ran over and murdered a guy but he was the former uh the co-founder and former ceo of death

00:19:06.640 row records so another some more context here um bad boy records p diddy east coast new york yeah death

00:19:14.100 row records was uh tupac shakur those types on the west coast so rivalries going on there but they know

00:19:21.240 a lot about each other they know all of these stories and he is claiming in an interview that he did

00:19:27.160 with chris cuomo on a site on a place called news nation uh he said that his artists used to only

00:19:36.660 smoke weed but were pushed into taking heavier drugs once they were signed to other record labels

00:19:42.120 including p diddy's he claimed that sean combs and other music stars are victims of abuse and name

00:19:49.740 dropped powerful executives who say that he says are behind the alleged misconduct so he says that p diddy

00:19:56.280 and others they introduced cocaine to my artists once they got on the cocaine once they got on drugs

00:20:01.820 once they got on alcohol then that's when the weird stuff happened i think that's what took puffy

00:20:06.180 down that lane the convicted felon went on to allege that clive davis russell simmons and andre harrell

00:20:12.680 used alcohol and drugs to compromise combs manhood and uh he says that i mean i think you know what it

00:20:20.260 means he did he was taught that he said he got usher as a kid alcohol drugs sex justin bieber and see

00:20:28.380 they do these things to take control you choose to be gay that's your preference but they're doing 0.96

00:20:33.420 this to people for control for night further claimed in the interview davis simmons and harrell have

00:20:38.920 harrell have never been charged with the allegations made by night and page six the website here could

00:20:44.060 not independently confirm whether these claims are true a spokesman for davis emphatically denies the

00:20:49.260 claims made about the legendary music producer in january though after combs was sued by jess

00:20:55.100 cassie ventura the woman he was caught beating on camera and she sued him for rape davis stood by the

00:21:00.260 bad boy for life rapper and did not disinvite him from his annual pre-grammys bash puffy is perennially

00:21:07.100 invited to the party he's always on the list a source told this website so that's interesting and you can

00:21:14.100 take it even deeper even further there are these big conspiracy threads now i've not been able to

00:21:19.460 verify everything here but some of the information does seem to check out where aristophanes is that

00:21:25.400 how you pronounce it aristophanes what a fail it's fine don't worry about it points out that diddy is

00:21:32.580 seemingly very very connected to a rich american family called the bronfmans who are the people the 0.71

00:21:39.920 wealthy family that own seagrams which is a drinks manufacturer i think um he's very very close to

00:21:47.620 them there are photographs of them together he's a good friend of his and it shouldn't be surprising

00:21:53.640 that combs he says who was essentially the jeffrey epstein of the music world allegedly need to make

00:21:58.620 sure that's clear uh would be joined at the hip as the made man of the same family as the sisters who ran

00:22:04.880 a sex cult yeah i was gonna say i reckon i recognize the c c gate or whatever it's called

00:22:10.040 yes these women were apparently bronf uh the bronfman sisters were involved in the nx ivm sex cult 1.00

00:22:18.720 where they were somewhat sort of a spiritual leaders in that cult so he's got connections to them

00:22:24.740 he's got connections to all sorts of people across the world there are photos of him in this thread

00:22:31.720 with basically anyone and everyone in hollywood that you can think of yep lots of photos of him

00:22:37.460 with obama over the years they seem to have kept a friendship or at least an association with one

00:22:43.620 another there's also an association with the pritzker family who own the hyatt hotels um chain in america

00:22:51.140 he's uh associated with them so if you want to take it down that route you can find connections with

00:22:56.480 just about anybody with diddy and of course if you want to draw your own conclusions from that

00:23:02.260 you can but i do think that my theory of sexual blackmail explaining political action is uh yet to

00:23:09.860 be disproven yeah but we'll see how the diddy uh the diddy case goes because uh yeah there's a lot

00:23:16.740 there it's really dark and it and it says nothing good about the sorts of people who control our society

00:23:22.340 control the information that we receive control the entertainment we consume and ultimately govern us

00:23:28.180 and it's interesting that that um the sound of silence the the film that should have hit every

00:23:36.400 single box office for months and months and months and been and been spoke about died because

00:23:41.960 wow it was a q anon fever dream wasn't it oh yes yes it's just nonsense um we've got a couple of

00:23:47.320 messages uh soup chats uh davy verse says if diddy did diddle dudes how many dudes did diddy diddle

00:23:53.260 uh well 120 plus it looks like yeah actually um and uh that's a random name says i don't think the

00:24:00.720 man representing the 120 plus victims will expose anyone i think he's signaling so he will get bribed

00:24:05.440 and make some money definitely uh not an out of the uh rums possibility and yours says i'm not saying

00:24:12.880 that the rule the world is ruled by vampiric sexual deviance but if it was would it look any

00:24:17.420 different i mean did you see the did you see the photos of jimmy carter recently yeah the man do

00:24:23.280 you remember mr house in fallout new vegas uh yes yeah he looked like mr house when you when you find

00:24:29.280 him in his little tomb underneath his office look like a corpse anyway let's uh let's move on how are

00:24:35.200 things going in wales chaps yeah well no better than ever before but i think it's a good opportunity to

00:24:41.380 um explain to what to you guys what you can be looking forward to because as you know in wales

00:24:47.120 we've had a labour government for a very long time we've had our own parliament um and it's just

00:24:51.240 been labour throughout so it's this segment is titled tasty things to come because this is what i

00:24:56.100 believe we believe you can expect and i think you know to start off um i don't have the controls

00:25:02.160 of this i don't think um up on the first this one oh yes of course well there we are so it's up

00:25:07.780 this is kia starmer points to welsh labour government as a blueprint for the uk at

00:25:11.740 oh my god why why kia yeah what have we done you hate us as much as that yeah god damn and that's 0.80

00:25:19.980 exactly it because you you'd imagine you know if kia starmer and this is this is you know pre-election

00:25:25.560 so if kia starmer is going to say something like this you'd imagine that wales would be thriving it'd be

00:25:31.740 you know health would be doing really well education would be top of the leagues the economy would be

00:25:36.060 thriving as well however it's not it's it's totally totally different so kind of reminds me of kamala

00:25:42.560 harris saying how she's gonna you know fix the country and you go but who's been in charge for

00:25:46.740 the last four years kamala yeah well it's quite interesting actually because you know labour in

00:25:52.200 wales have always had the opportunity to point their finger at westminster and say it's the tories

00:25:56.300 it's the tories despite wales getting more money than anybody else but they've but so they're not

00:26:00.060 able to do that anymore so it is quite interesting although they are still doing it they are still

00:26:03.680 saying oh you know years so it's going to take two terms to get out of that before we can even

00:26:08.520 start to judge labour apparently so it's just absolute nonsense but we can have a little look

00:26:12.960 through because we've got this first one here which is tartar steel now tartar steel has been uh in

00:26:18.680 the news quite a lot as of late and how important is this to the not just wales but to the united kingdom

00:26:24.580 yeah uh so so so the tartar steel um god i put i closed it sorry samson do you want to get that

00:26:32.640 link back up yeah that one there's stupid buttons on the side of the mouse i've never understood why

00:26:41.740 there are buttons on the side of a mouse yeah uh so yeah so uh the steel making in potalbot was

00:26:47.400 absolutely crucial to this country yeah defense wise although we've never used it for defense

00:26:53.700 purposes but it was there because in the event of a war we've got our own source of virgin steel

00:27:00.280 the week that they shut um um tower number three down um tartar steel india opened it opened one up

00:27:10.920 it's a good thing there's no geopolitical conflicts going on yeah and you know if you want to look at

00:27:16.280 global emissions then you know popping down there and popping up there makes no difference you know

00:27:21.580 whatsoever so you know the the argument of you know this is for the climate it's just null and void

00:27:26.720 because they've opened up the exact same in india which is going to produce better steel now than

00:27:30.960 we're going to be able to have but what it has done is so phase one the job losses 2800 job losses

00:27:37.360 on phase one alone 2500 impacted over the next 18 months with an estimated 9.7 job losses uk-wide

00:27:46.260 with 100 million gone to support the job losses um and no ability to make our own top quality steel so

00:27:52.880 you know you might be able to say that okay we closed this down for the climate we need to save

00:27:56.100 the planet and all that but the cost then that's come through it now this you know in potalbot

00:28:01.100 everybody in potalbot has got a link to the steelworks absolutely you know they've got family

00:28:05.780 members of work in the steelworks it's just how it's that's just the town that you have it's very

00:28:10.080 much based around this so this amount of unemployment hitting an already impoverished

00:28:14.520 area you know it doesn't matter how good for the planet this is when you've got this many people

00:28:20.620 you know close to 10 000 people across the uk that this is actually going to be forcing into

00:28:25.060 unemployment yeah but what the welsh government do is they pick on something so uh this week you may

00:28:32.520 have heard that we've closed down britain's last coal fire power station wales did it before you

00:28:38.680 so so wales closed that one down and then they looked around and said what's the next polluting one

00:28:44.800 steel so they closed that one down that you know it's gone and what they're doing now is they're

00:28:52.020 picking they're going to pick on the farmers so so so so we've seen this whether 25 of the land

00:28:57.200 or something they want us correct uh rewild in yeah sorry we're going to lose a quarter of our

00:29:03.120 output aren't we yeah that's crazy yeah which is a huge difference in the farm you know we've been

00:29:07.700 to a number of these protests and they say that you know their their uh profits are marginal at the

00:29:12.680 moment you know they're just about and they work in ridiculous hours just to break even so this you

00:29:17.720 know taking land off them is just going to destroy the industry again absolutely right and it's it's it's

00:29:23.760 driving i mean the people from the talbot now the steelworks they've actually started to travel

00:29:29.520 across the bristol bridge uh suspension bridge to to do uh work in in the in the nuclear power station

00:29:37.660 and the power stations across here so it's it's not changing anything no plus we've we've got rid of

00:29:44.080 uh anthracite coal the best smokeless coal in the world and india are building power coal power stations

00:29:52.280 along with china yeah burning so we're dirty coal we're de-industrializing ourselves to allow the 0.99

00:29:59.200 third world to industrialize correct yeah and it's worse because they you know they say it's for the 0.82

00:30:03.340 planet um you mentioned anthracite coal literally across so you've got potabot steelworks the m4

00:30:09.900 motorway and the hills and in the hills is where that coal is so you could so easy mine there

00:30:16.020 conveyor belt it straight over the motorway into the steelworks and that wouldn't be a problem but what

00:30:20.260 they do because it does it offsets it to someone else so when we're importing the steel on dirty

00:30:25.680 diesel tankers from across the world it's their carbon emissions yeah so even though it's that's

00:30:30.200 releasing more it's less and it's also really crazy that we're making ourselves dependent on foreign

00:30:34.820 power yes why are we doing this well don't worry i'm sure that if david lammy goes over and speaks to

00:30:40.420 the third world and reminds a problem and reminds them that he's black then they will de-industrialize 1.00

00:30:45.900 themselves as well so they don't worked on russia didn't they exactly well the chinese of course

00:30:49.900 are saying that um you had britain had 150 years of industrialization we want the same yeah no

00:30:56.560 absolutely and what are we going to say to them yeah you know we say do it yourself take these

00:31:01.860 take these islands yeah yeah has wales recently given away any territory was that also a copy

00:31:10.580 no we we gained some monmouth show and that we gained that from england yeah imperial whale actually

00:31:17.780 no we see see when we can't when we can't give anything away what we do is we have a welsh navy

00:31:27.060 that only boards welsh fishermen just and so and so the this is true i believe you i believe 0.94

00:31:37.080 it's so preposterous yeah but it has to be true so so so you can see you can see one of these

00:31:43.800 fish sucking super mega trawlers out there with a belgian flag on it yeah a french flag yeah no no no

00:31:51.960 no no no no they'll go to the little dinky fishing boat yeah and ask the man who's because the we've got

00:31:59.720 aging fishermen now in wales um have you got a have you got a fishing uh you know a license equivalent

00:32:05.480 to a license and you've got to have a medical every every year apparently now but they only board welsh

00:32:10.440 fishing vessels that's like we're occupied by foreign power yeah i mean this is what you'd expect 1.00

00:32:15.960 if we'd be conquered yeah but it's our own power that's conquering ourselves it's ridiculous but then

00:32:21.800 so that you know tartar steelworks is the biggest one and it's going to have a massive effect on on the

00:32:26.360 whole of the uk uh the next one then up here so where's taxpayer unlikely to get back 7.3 million

00:32:32.120 for a failed racetrack so the west government more vanity thought okay we'll yeah we'll have a racetrack

00:32:36.920 why not um the the racetrack fell through and and that money's just you know done the swanny pretty 1.00

00:32:42.600 much you know out of all the things i think we need in wales i don't think a racetrack is one of them

00:32:47.240 you know i so is this a photo of it or is this like an artist artist impression yeah so this

00:32:53.160 so what this is right here in real world is a big empty field yes okay yeah yeah we somehow

00:32:58.840 managed to throw 7.3 million pounds down in the hole yeah well this is wales this is it was a very

00:33:06.200 expensive artist interpretation yeah well i bet that cost quite a lot of money you know because

00:33:10.760 they've no expense spared on anything they'll probably cost a couple of million you know just

00:33:13.800 to get the artist to draw that i know it's not on the list but we also threw um we threw bought a farm

00:33:19.240 to farm but not to farm but to have pop concerts there yeah and yeah much one like welsh glaston

00:33:26.920 brio yeah yeah apparently so britain already has enough music festivals yes yep yep yeah so that was

00:33:35.160 a loss-making venture as well yeah and then the next one then um we've got this is so cardiff airport

00:33:40.920 um i don't know if any of you even knew cardiff had an airport you know i i hardly it's reasonable

00:33:44.760 that it should have one well yeah maybe um however this airport doesn't seem to be performing pretty

00:33:51.000 well so this was purchased so lee uh lee waters this is the man behind the 20 mile per hour he's

00:33:56.280 he's potentially the most hated man in wales he actually flew to australia um to tell australians

00:34:02.840 how well the 20 mile per hour is going he's the man that means you can't have fun driving around

00:34:08.280 wales correct yeah yeah that's 20 mile you can tell by his face yeah yeah unbelievable this this

00:34:13.560 guy actually uh thought it was funny to say to the audience inside yeah yeah so basically he went into

00:34:20.120 and i just couldn't believe he said it it shows how silly this man is but he went to australia to

00:34:25.320 tell them how well the 20 mile per hour was doing they said lee waters from wales he walks on and

00:34:29.480 everyone's clapping and cheering and i'm thinking wow yeah they obviously don't know who this guy is

00:34:34.600 and the first thing he says is and that's what i've said in my mind they don't know who this guy

00:34:38.120 is and the first thing he said is oh when it comes to something you've got to travel halfway

00:34:41.400 around the world to get a round of applause and i'm thinking you just said how unpopular you are

00:34:47.320 just straight out of the you're the horse's mouth yeah but hates me back home yeah democracy in action

00:34:53.080 right this guy knows how unpopular he is he's still in position anyway he's closing down the roads

00:34:58.360 he's making everything one way he's he's building bridges that cost eight million literally we've

00:35:03.640 been on the bridge it goes from nowhere to nowhere it's not even a cycle track it's just a bridge

00:35:08.520 and you know but yet he is the man then that will make everybody um you know miserable but he will

00:35:14.920 fly to australia yeah you know to give it give a speech so you know it's just carbon emissions yeah

00:35:20.840 he's heavily into cycle tracks and he was he used to be right he used to work for a cycle firm yeah he used

00:35:26.200 to strands a charity a charity this is the charity that pushed for the 20 mile per hour and he gave them

00:35:33.880 millions of pounds to push it but if you come up with nice statements then if you then follow the

00:35:38.920 cycle path in your car yeah um you'll find that they've ripped down thousands of miles of hedges

00:35:45.880 to build a tarmac road which is almost like a single lane next to the road next to the road exclusively

00:35:54.040 four bikes and you know what i bet he's still the kind of cyclist that rides right in the middle of

00:35:59.080 the road next to the path anyway yeah he's jeremy vine style he's the welsh jeremy vine yeah yeah

00:36:05.320 yeah but um what was that a bike nonce yeah but i wasn't gonna say that because it's ongoing

00:36:11.160 you don't say that but you know so just to give people um an idea on the airport itself so the

00:36:16.760 loss in value that they're talking about there is 38 million the welsh so it's only a small amount you

00:36:21.480 know yeah yeah pissing money away so we don't yeah the welsh government we had two seconds while

00:36:26.520 i got it so the welsh government bought this for 52 million in 2013 and in 2021 is valued at 15

00:36:32.600 million so it's a huge loss and today it just did for inflation is it what sorry for inflation

00:36:40.280 but today you was looking it up earlier it's worth around 7 million it's worth around 7 million

00:36:44.440 what and they've they've give it to consultants and it's now not called cardiff airport even with

00:36:48.920 this it's wales international wales international so they thought the name that's what's dragging

00:36:55.080 business yeah yeah well if then we go on to the next article um next article shows uh there we go

00:37:02.200 um there we go so you know this is more recent because obviously it was 2023 so this one then 2024

00:37:08.280 showing that it is making a 4.5 million loss per year at the moment um and then on to the next one

00:37:15.320 they're giving the solution uh which is basically to plow another 206 million into the airport so an

00:37:22.440 airport that's worth 7 million today you know a massive massive loss on funds not succeeding when

00:37:27.960 you compare this to bristol airport so there's 100 150 000 last year used cardiff airport 9.3 million

00:37:35.160 or something used bristol so it's not even oh it's close you know it's not it's nowhere near so

00:37:40.440 but you are right this is definitely a taste of things to come it is incompetent governance yeah

00:37:46.840 if i ever need to get a flight back to britain though if it's really that quiet at that airport

00:37:51.400 i know where i'm coming back yeah but the thing is you'll have to get off at bristol to transfer

00:37:55.880 the card so yeah long haul isn't a really good thing it's an airport that doesn't go really far you

00:38:01.160 know it'll get you it's like it's like you know when you get a train and you have to get off and get

00:38:04.200 on another train yeah that's basically what it is yeah but there is an honesty box there you know

00:38:08.680 for declaring oh okay all right the next one then um is the m4 relief road so if you've ever driven

00:38:16.520 into wales you will know around you know the newport sort of area is where it's chock-a-block and not 0.65

00:38:23.000 only that it's 50 mile per hour as well now so everybody's driving like snails anyway and you've got

00:38:29.160 everybody man woman dog that's on the road there at that point so there was a plan to build a relief

00:38:34.760 road which definitely would have you know eased that traffic but would have made it a lot easier

00:38:39.080 for businesses as well you know when you've got delivery firms and you've got you know this is a

00:38:43.000 main road it's the only motorway really going into wales you need it to be clear but that's scrapped

00:38:48.680 because lee waters the um the climate guy said building roads is not a good thing for the planet

00:38:53.880 so we are psychopaths yeah yeah yeah psychopaths radicalizing me against the planet yeah

00:39:02.360 we're gonna be anti-planet soon aren't we yeah but they spent 144 million on something that went

00:39:08.120 nowhere well and this is it it literally went nowhere and i've got a little breakdown i'm not

00:39:12.120 going to go through you know i won't go through every little detail but just to give you an idea of

00:39:16.040 where this money went so you've got 80.1 million was spent on a joint scheme run by construction

00:39:20.920 firms so consultation um 15.3 million went towards a public inquiry and legal costs why aren't we

00:39:27.160 getting any of this money no well well you're giving it to us uh 10.7 million spent on buying

00:39:35.400 up land around the area so they own all the land oh great yeah yeah solar farms will probably be going

00:39:40.120 there yeah 5.4 million spent on technical commercial and contact contractual advice so more consultation

00:39:46.040 1.7 million spent on development costs 1.2 million spent on designing and preparing the necessary

00:39:51.640 utilities all for nothing no spade when in the flow yeah and there's 144 million couldn't make up this

00:39:58.920 level of incompetence like it's genuinely mind-bending how i i mean there's obviously no accountability

00:40:06.280 that's the thing and there's no accountability but we we are to blame for that in wales because

00:40:11.080 the people don't vote you know and when they do vote it's they're voting for this and

00:40:15.240 there's the own glendower party why aren't they yes yes yeah yeah yeah well absolutely well i think

00:40:21.240 the own glendower party is called yes yeah they're stuck on the motorway um but yeah so that's you

00:40:27.240 know that's just economy we move on then but they went against the the their own consultants the

00:40:32.120 consultant said this this will uh spare on industry it will get stuff from a to b quickly yeah instead

00:40:41.560 people are now thinking well we can't go to wales because you've got 20 miles an hour 50 of course

00:40:46.520 i wouldn't go and every other every other day i've shown you every other day there's a there's a um

00:40:51.720 a blockage on the motorway yeah due to an accident so people are relocating to bristol and that area

00:40:57.480 because of course you've got the network yeah now it doesn't take a great engineer or even just

00:41:02.760 anybody with any qualifications common sense the lack of it in the senate is amazing you can see

00:41:09.720 now this will spare industry and they're like oh i'll check that off yeah yeah yeah yeah and just to

00:41:14.280 make sure we're going to charge people to come in again drakeford wants a uh universal wage he wants

00:41:21.240 it universal way yeah the only universal income yeah he wants ubi he wants it well he's already doing it

00:41:28.440 and he's already doing it yeah but it's only for migrants at the moment 16 on a month oh well

00:41:33.160 16 on a month so more than the more than the minimum wage is what they're getting you know plus

00:41:38.120 they live with this yeah just it's driving me crazy just hearing it it took me years working

00:41:44.840 jobs here and there to be able to get to that kind of way yeah yeah absolutely but you know in wales it's

00:41:50.040 but it's to help the underprivileged the people leaving education to get on their feet 16

00:41:54.200 under a pound a month that's not teaching them any less really is it you know as far as i'm

00:41:58.520 concerned but we got hope because you know with the morons yeah no hope yeah because if england

00:42:05.560 collapses as well when we can stop enabling the winnings and collapses the welsh will stop giving

00:42:11.320 the migrants money thank god yeah well there's the light at the end of the tunnel yeah well it is 1.00

00:42:15.880 isn't it because at the moment we're the with the the only place it's like a nation of sanctuary now

00:42:20.200 you've got kia starma it's that the buffer tone is going to spread out you know to you guys yeah

00:42:24.280 yeah you know the hope is there that this the education must be performing really well for

00:42:28.760 kia starma to want to um emulate and model his government on wales yeah if you don't read the

00:42:34.600 headlines yeah well yeah and yeah absolutely i was going to say something else i want um but

00:42:39.400 well school standards dropped by the equivalent of a whole year in pisa education report that that's huge

00:42:46.280 you know yeah that's that's massive that's you know it's just it's so impossible to try and get

00:42:52.280 your head around how it can be this bad and i can tell you because i've got children in schools in

00:42:56.520 wales i can tell you how it's this bad because you've got lgbtq plus everywhere you've got sam smith

00:43:01.800 up on the lgbt wall of fame you've got black history which we're going to go into it in a second

00:43:07.080 which is just ongoing in wales you've got um a model which is black history is happening every day 0.89

00:43:13.800 yeah yeah it's a hot spot yeah black history but but i guess you know the worst thing is they they 1.00

00:43:20.200 go at the slowest person's pace yeah so you know the slowest person in the class so when you know

00:43:25.240 my daughter you know they were like right phoebe come to five she'd come to 25 like no no slow down

00:43:29.480 we're going to five you know and they they pull back the people who are accelerating you know so

00:43:35.240 the great level of socialism yeah yeah lowest common denominator absolutely so then the next one then um

00:43:42.200 major changes for education in wales um so obviously this is uh from a report high levels

00:43:48.920 of inequality yeah inequality is good in education it means the smart people are getting ahead yes

00:43:53.480 yeah they should be they want everybody to be as one don't they this they brought in a new education

00:43:59.320 system during covid and said it hasn't been looked at for uh for two decades and so we're going to

00:44:06.760 change it and we're going to make it so that every lesson uh you will have uh uh lgbtq and weave it into

00:44:15.880 maths we'll weave it into english we'll really oh yeah yeah i've looked at these as well it's um

00:44:20.600 full spectrum wokeism yeah well yes it's that sneaky way of doing it so that well you're going to learn in

00:44:26.680 the english class but what they'll do is they'll prescribe they'll put a story that's all about the

00:44:32.200 lgbt stuff so that they can turn the conversation into purely being about that and have an open

00:44:37.880 discussion yeah yeah so it's just propaganda rather than actually learning anything yeah and in fact

00:44:43.960 um the the only thing that that um they have done that they would say is successful is we've now got

00:44:50.840 uh sanctuary schools yeah that's yeah and they've they've they actually took it down but they did a

00:44:58.760 an advert i think we covered this on the podcast when it first came out they basically had hung up

00:45:04.200 the uh small girls as red meat for migrants didn't they yeah that was yeah absolutely right and that's 1.00

00:45:10.120 it schools of sanctuary where they've got to hit certain check marks and for some reason all the

00:45:14.280 schools are aspiring to be the school of sanctuary so may i ask in the past year or two before this

00:45:20.200 report came out saying that school standards had dropped had there been a big drive to diversify the

00:45:25.800 schools and add in new populations because i would expect that that might have something to do with

00:45:30.600 it as well well there's an inequality there uneducated people from countries that um statistically

00:45:37.000 aren't as intelligent as us all of a sudden they get injected into the school yeah and school standards

00:45:42.120 and grades drop markedly it's like when you hear that i'm saying that for the first time in

00:45:47.000 for the first generation in hundreds of years brit uh brits have been getting shorter and you go oh

00:45:52.120 yeah because you're getting loads of indians and third worlders in who are shorter than we 1.00

00:45:56.360 yeah yeah yeah bringing the averages yeah yeah and and that is how it's been wales has been a nation

00:46:01.000 of sanctuary for well it's about four years now isn't it swans has been a city of sanctuary for about 12

00:46:07.640 13 years so it's been something that's in wales for some time and you know when my daughter started

00:46:12.360 school this the class was so big they had to split it there's 60 children and they had to stagger the

00:46:17.400 starts now there's there was two teachers or three teachers at the time where seven kids needed one

00:46:22.680 to one assistance so when you've got three teachers seven kids out of 60 need one-to-one care the rest

00:46:28.200 of the children are suffering you know and again that's not the education is not going to be as

00:46:32.600 good if you're not able to actually you know teach educate yeah absolutely right absolutely and this is

00:46:37.480 it it's not called teaching is it it's called controlling it's controlling 60 kids yes that's all it

00:46:44.200 can be it's managing the mass of children you don't have time to teach yeah and then we'll go

00:46:50.120 through the next uh couple now really quickly uh so this next one let me get it i don't know where

00:46:55.640 we are on the thing there it is sorry so sliding education results as high inequalities should prompt

00:47:03.480 a big rethink in welsh education policy um problem is inequality the problem is the fact that everyone's

00:47:09.080 failing yeah yeah well the inequality is it's believe it or not it's white boys no i believe

00:47:16.360 it it's the same in england it's white boys yeah yeah then you've got this one welsh education in

00:47:21.480 crisis as fears mount that reforms will leave poorer children worse off you know so oh we're going to

00:47:27.400 try and make it so the poorer oh no we've made it so they're worse oh you yeah we're these incompetent

00:47:32.520 fools but it's okay because you know when they've got all this reform and they've got everything that they

00:47:37.960 need um you know they've got the plan in place and the plan is you know it's going to be wales kicks

00:47:43.960 off a year-long black history celebration with major cardiff events so this is from um a group called

00:47:49.640 black history 365 now everybody's here to black history month um and in wales yeah all year every

00:47:56.840 year for wales yeah yeah well you know black history life yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah we're not 0.96

00:48:03.160 oh god why was i was why was i born oh to celebrate black history yeah yeah i you know

00:48:09.800 they a month is too you know i always compare it to remembrance day where you get two minutes right

00:48:14.520 and then you get two minutes to honor the most the people who should be respected the most in our

00:48:19.160 country and you get a month for this but now it's 365 days i mean could it there's just nothing they

00:48:24.600 could do to make it more woke right or more social but you can what else is there you can look

00:48:29.640 forward every four years to one day off i do like taking a day off i'm sorry as well like we'll

00:48:39.400 launch a 12-month program celebrating black contributions to wales culture do you even

00:48:44.920 have a day's worth of material in that no unless you are literally going to do the meme route and just

00:48:49.880 say all of these coal miners covered in yeah yeah they're black yeah well this is this is exactly it 1.00

00:48:55.960 because there isn't a black history in wales unless you're going to literally go tom jones

00:49:01.240 black enough yeah yeah bit swarthy curly hair sorted yeah well you've got you know the thing is they

00:49:08.920 don't you're celebrating a biopic yeah well they this is it they don't even you know it's they don't

00:49:13.880 focus on welsh black people we had you know they were celebrating barack obama and people like that

00:49:18.760 so it's so they just try and find black people and they're going to spend all day celebrating

00:49:21.880 in these these influential black barack obama um martin luther king martin luther king maybe

00:49:29.560 malcolm x maybe yeah yeah i'm going to read the radical writings of malcolm x don't forget uh

00:49:36.040 lantricent the royal mint is in lantricent in in south wales and if you remember when they did the

00:49:41.960 diversity collection of coins they actually lied in their own magazines you know they had um they had

00:49:50.120 uh uh fake history in there it was it was like we had a black we had a black monarch at one stage

00:49:58.040 did you know that yeah i i didn't know that breaking news breaking news here first yeah and then um

00:50:07.480 obviously we we got them to you know economy and education is important health is probably one of the

00:50:13.160 another important thing so you could imagine the hospitals must be performing really well in wales

00:50:18.120 unfortunately not um you can see here betsy cadwalla university health board and special measures 0.99

00:50:23.720 so obviously and and this you know i would say pretty much every health board in wales is teetering

00:50:29.480 on special measures this only came out of special measures for the election yes back in again yeah

00:50:34.600 the election yeah yeah and it went back in and you do see a lot of political um games with health and

00:50:41.080 we're going to come on to that as well so the next thing then this is a this is close to us we've

00:50:45.080 just been up there covering this prince philip hospital minor injury unit to shut at night now

00:50:49.320 the thing about this is it was an accident an emergency there um that was taken away on the

00:50:55.160 promise that the minor injuries unit would be 24 hours now clearly where this is is the large and

00:51:00.440 largest catchment area for carmarthenshire the company that is in this has no maternity the minor

00:51:05.720 injuries are now being reduced to 12 daytime hours so the busiest time it's closed um and also no

00:51:11.480 accident an emergency meaning people are after either drive to swansea which is a good you know

00:51:16.360 from here what 40 minutes ish and a different uh health authority so so you you're burdening them

00:51:22.440 yeah but do you know of anywhere in the united kingdom which is a large town where you have to

00:51:30.600 have if you have uh maternity problems you have to go to another town well it's no no no no

00:51:38.760 flanelli people are born in flanelli unless they're born at home they have to go to carmarthen yeah

00:51:45.880 it's a sanctuary city okay yeah but you know the point is is that this is the largest catchment area

00:51:52.200 i think it's something like 53 or 56 percent of people who live in the whole of carmarthenshire

00:51:56.920 live in flanelli where this hospital is but they're stripping the services away so again you know there's no

00:52:01.880 public money we've been spending on roads that we aren't building well yeah the we did bring it up the

00:52:06.760 last time we came here we had a graft and we and it showed that nearly two-thirds of the welsh but

00:52:11.240 budget was for climate change so you know that was what was important you know don't worry about health

00:52:16.280 and education climate change zealots man yeah so there is now so this is what i mean by the politics

00:52:21.720 a protest camp set up outside the hospital so we are coming up too and we have to give a shout out to

00:52:26.200 the straddy park protesters yeah because on the 10th of the 10th is the day that the home office we

00:52:31.880 we received the phone call from the home office that they pulled out of the hotel after 100 days

00:52:36.520 of 24-hour camping and protesting they won so this is what they're doing now however the support isn't

00:52:43.320 as strong because these people doing it are all the labor politicians now labor nhs or the welsh nhs

00:52:51.000 is run by labor so they could potentially be responsible for this closure but they are there 1.00

00:52:57.160 24 hours a day one or two of them for 24 hours anyway fighting this so if it does win they get

00:53:03.400 the the kudos for it however they're the reasons it's happening for in the first place you know

00:53:08.280 but just have a look at who the health secretaries in wales were yeah mark drakeford oh really

00:53:15.720 elaine morgan and morgan the now first minister now first minister who said it was too hard to do

00:53:20.600 the health portfolio she's now running the country yeah uh jeremy miles and i forgot i'm the one

00:53:26.520 gethin no uh von gethin yeah yeah yeah and uh so write the passage and you have to be health minister

00:53:33.000 it seems before first minister because it's just and the problem is we haven't had any successful

00:53:38.200 ministers never mind it's specific no but it's okay because you know while the while everything

00:53:44.120 crumbles around us and we have to sit in a you know in a hotel a hospital corridor for 14 hours

00:53:49.800 because there's no beds or sit in the back of an ambulance or something like that the it's

00:53:53.800 interesting to see how the other half are living uh so we go on to this so this is welsh labor so so 0.99

00:54:01.160 house and manhattan restaurant how welsh labor splurged 1.5 million uh on company cards 2022 to 2023

00:54:09.800 an 81 increase in the previous year so this is both ends of the m4 westminster and

00:54:15.720 average socialist government yes absolutely well this is just absolute this is just an absolute

00:54:21.000 mick take um you know but the welsh labor government used taxpayer money to pay for meals at restaurants

00:54:26.200 in manhattan and visit to soho house in hollywood in a fifth 1.5 million spend in spree you're getting

00:54:32.520 looted we are literally your country yeah yeah and then gonna loot our country yeah just um i mean 0.78

00:54:39.080 51 for a lobster kebab yeah well we'll go for it doesn't even sound nice does it no i'm just yeah

00:54:45.720 no it doesn't sound nice i'm just i just i totally understand cromwell at this point it's just like

00:54:51.400 no i hate the king i hate the parliament i hate everything i hate the activists i'm just gonna leave 0.88

00:54:56.120 the army i totally understand why he did it all of a sudden yeah yeah um and then we just fly through

00:55:00.600 this then we will um finish up then but documents show welsh government cards were used in march and april

00:55:05.480 2022 to pay for bills of 7 949 and 15 953 at zuzu's a manhattan restaurant serving eastern

00:55:13.880 mediterranean dishes 15 grand at a restaurant yes that's our politicians 16 why if you just paint

00:55:20.760 me warts and all that's it i'm done yeah yeah but why are they even in manhattan what's the

00:55:25.640 welsh government doing why are they why is the welsh government in manhattan and why are they spending

00:55:29.880 15 15 or 16 grand on a meal yeah you know our portfolio is education health the economy and

00:55:37.640 housing so why are we there i've done that yeah but that's you know this is it and this is um

00:55:45.960 everything we we have got the left as well and we haven't got time to cover it now but you can jump

00:55:51.000 onto our twitter via where's official they're all on there but you know you've got the left who will

00:55:55.400 basically fight for the government the brown shirts to stand up for all this sort of stuff

00:55:59.640 the champagne socialists themselves but this is basically what you guys have got to look forward

00:56:03.880 to well that depressing though enjoy if you need any advice let us know yeah yeah um uh win pill seeker

00:56:14.600 makes a good point the white liberal is the worst enemy to america and the worst enemy to the black man

00:56:18.520 says malcolm x uh that's probably true to be honest i've decided um anyway so right it's friday

00:56:25.400 afternoon let's end on some good news i have some good news and that is that the invading foreign 0.99

00:56:32.280 gray squirrels are actually being beaten back and there is a resurgence of the native red squirrel

00:56:38.920 what's more is the the way this is happening is very interesting because it's about the intentions of

00:56:44.920 the institutions right you can see the people on one side are pro red squirrel and anti gray squirrel

00:56:51.000 and it has tangible results but before i go on of course get your copy of islander the ones that have

00:56:56.200 already been ordered have been shipped there'll be another batch that are printed and shipped uh shortly

00:57:01.320 in the near future and it will be going off sale soon so do go and get it so let's talk about the

00:57:06.280 gray squirrel right so i didn't i had to do a bit of research for this obviously i didn't know a lot

00:57:10.520 about gray squirrels uh but gray squirrels aren't on the continent right europe is all red squirrels

00:57:17.400 gray squirrels in the uk however were brought here by the victorians from north america in the 19th

00:57:21.960 century uh the species spread rapidly and is now common across the uk according to the woodland trust

00:57:27.960 with the exception of north and western scotland and some islands there's an estimated 2.7 million

00:57:33.800 gray squirrels in the uk wow so probably more gray squirrels than welshmen yeah not far off not even

00:57:39.320 joking yeah um and so you think okay well then big deal it's a it's a squirrel i mean it's pretty

00:57:43.880 cute right yes it's adorable uh it's also diseased yeah right so they carry something called squirrel

00:57:49.160 pox now i again i hadn't heard of this uh squirrel pox is uh a threat to the red squirrel because the

00:57:57.640 gray squirrels can't carry it asymptomatically but it does affect the red squirrels as you see there

00:58:04.360 it's red squirrel squirrel pox uh so the gray squirrels they're like um uh koalas with chlamydia

00:58:10.680 yeah they all carry it but they're all asymptomatic whereas the great the red squirrels of course are

00:58:16.120 completely being a reliable chap the red squirrel yeah and so he uh the red squirrel population has

00:58:22.200 been decimated to it but the gray squirrels of course are not affected by it at all which is not

00:58:27.320 good and so situation seems somewhat familiar to me but i can't yeah it's it's

00:58:31.320 i can't put my finger on where it weirdly analogous to other things that are happening

00:58:36.440 and it as they point out and it takes one gray squirrel to introduce this virus into the population

00:58:40.440 of red squirrels and then boom it devastates them and so this is the sort of map of the uh

00:58:45.160 the red squirrel over time you see in 1945 the gray squirrels already making inroads here

00:58:50.440 but uh by now it's atrocious it's a proper demographic replacement of the red squirrel by the gray

00:58:57.640 and it's happening in ireland too as you can see i heard that sort of conspiracy theory the

00:59:02.520 gray squirrels have always been here yeah this is anti-semitic conspiracy theory we have always been

00:59:07.480 a nation of mixed squirrels yeah yeah yes even though we know exactly when they came in uh and so

00:59:13.480 this is not good but some good news is that the red squirrels have decided to band together into legions

00:59:21.080 and decide simply uh no i'm joking it's not oh no what what's actually happening is the institutions

00:59:27.560 the wildlife trusts of scotland and northern ireland are like you know what we need to do

00:59:31.800 something about the gray squirrels and so i'm just gonna give you some quotes from this gb news

00:59:35.960 article which is just some finding some good news right so uh a project uh has announced a significant

00:59:41.880 decline in gray squirrels which they believe will be completely eradicated from aberdeen in the near

00:59:47.240 future right so this is interesting complete eradication of greys that's that's a bit 1.00

00:59:53.720 racist isn't it yeah language yeah it's very strong language from the scottish wildlife trust

01:00:00.200 jesus christ yeah okay we will build britain yeah exactly you know

01:00:08.040 um because uh the the red squirrels have been struggling to establish themselves around aberdeen

01:00:12.280 because of the gray squirrels had a stronghold there but uh they've been under siege thankfully

01:00:17.640 uh because saving scotland's red squirrels which is led by the scottish wildlife trust has trapped

01:00:23.000 over 10 000 gray since 2009 they're deporting them they're trapping and deporting the gray squirrels

01:00:29.800 to rwanda i actually don't know where they're going

01:00:34.760 it'd be interesting where they're going

01:00:36.440 yeah it doesn't matter haven't they got all good human rights over there or squirrel right

01:00:40.120 yeah exactly yeah where are the lefty lawyers on this yeah um but no so we you know you'll notice

01:00:46.120 that many countries around the world are doing deportations we are one of them but only for

01:00:49.640 grace yeah right but on the plus side 10 000 have gone and so they've only they've only seen 12 gray

01:00:55.720 squirrel instances of gray squirrels in aberdeen uh since this program began so deportations work yeah

01:01:02.120 deportations work the red squirrel is coming back the gray squirrel is being uh sent back to north

01:01:07.640 america and the red squirrel is naturally coming back yes the red squirrels are coming back you you

01:01:12.600 get rid of it there's a void and they will fill come in to fill that void yes um and they say you

01:01:18.120 know in aberdeen we've seen over the last four years there's a consistent and significant decline in

01:01:22.040 the number of gray squirrels trapped so that when the institution is acting on behalf of the native

01:01:26.840 population you actually get a flourishing of the native population when it's against them as we

01:01:31.960 see in other aspects of life the native population declines it's like these things matter yeah 0.99

01:01:37.080 absolutely that's what the the what the scottish wildlife trust is showing us you know it would

01:01:41.560 just be nice to have an institution on our side for once rather than constantly against us uh and so

01:01:47.320 yeah they they've uh they think there are just uh seven uh sorry three great gray squirrels left in

01:01:53.160 aberdeen so this has been a real campaign of ethnic cleansing against the grace but this is also happening

01:02:00.680 in ulster too so this is uh ulsterwildlife.org and as they say um recent data has showed that the uh

01:02:08.840 the the gray squirrel range is contracting and the red squirrel range is increasing uh they as far as

01:02:15.000 i'm aware haven't been deporting them uh they believe it's something to do with the recolonization of

01:02:18.920 the pine martin i have no idea what this is but uh but i again i like the language right it's vital to avoid

01:02:25.800 complacency as long as the invasive american gray squirrel remains there will always be a threat to

01:02:31.480 red squirrels in ireland you know i'm i'm hearing this i'm yeah as long as there's just one left on

01:02:36.680 the land there's a threat there's a threat the blood of squirrels alone turns the wheels of history

01:02:43.880 says ulster wildlife yeah see we could never be done for racism again if we say it's great

01:02:49.400 everything yeah just against the gray squirrels just like ulster wildlife just like the scottish

01:02:54.120 wildlife trust we just agree with them on the squirrel question okay yeah um and so this this

01:03:00.040 has been um hilarious online when the news broke uh this is just gb news uh posting and i just thought

01:03:05.960 we'd just look at some of the replies yeah uh you you can imagine you can imagine from mark there you

01:03:11.000 know beware of him that's slow to anger for when there's long coming the stronger it comes the longer

01:03:14.920 kept abused patients turns furious yes there's something uh people are feeling this

01:03:22.280 we need to understand their plight re-migration they are actually re-migrating the gray squirrels

01:03:27.480 are the red squirrels racist for not wanting to be replaced are they celebrating the diversity well

01:03:31.080 that's a great question uh that's a great question i'm surprised labour haven't come out against the

01:03:34.920 red squirrels at this point well they will after this yeah they will somebody else yeah yeah great

01:03:39.160 squirrels suppose if they repatriated them to canada they'll have to be oh no speaking as well

01:03:43.560 yeah i guess they will yeah there's a traitorous and subversive red squirrel there yeah let's

01:03:48.520 see how people i'm going to just uh yeah 94 there that's good we've got 5.1 that need to go

01:03:53.960 with the greys yeah that's five literally the gray squirrels voting um so deport the greys now

01:04:01.000 we're going to win

01:04:05.160 oh i like him yeah yeah lovely yeah i mean i i was enjoying this too

01:04:09.000 look at that it's only a matter of time until the uh the the reds decided that they needed to 0.99

01:04:15.000 organize oh brilliant into their legions face down the greys 0.99

01:04:22.600 i love these are all done by grok ai by the way like like that these amazing little pictures

01:04:27.560 yeah yeah and they've actually got the right number of fingers which is weird i'm not used to that on an

01:04:31.320 ai a squirrel's got five fingers well no i don't know to use a spear they'd need five fingers i

01:04:39.320 actually don't know how many fingers uh squirrels have got but um but yeah and like i said the the

01:04:43.640 scotch wildlife trust has uh said no mercy to the greys yeah which is a policy i agree with um so 0.79

01:04:49.240 do i thought we'd we'd end on just some good news there the red squirrels are making it come back

01:04:53.560 because the greys they've got four fingers and it's very cute when you find a picture of them holding

01:04:58.280 them out oh do they oh i'll i'll i'll send it to samson that is get it up on screen um but um

01:05:04.760 okay so well done ar you got the wrong number of fingers yeah again no no it's fine they need it

01:05:09.880 if you would if they if a squirrel was to go into battle as they are yeah they would need that many

01:05:15.160 fingers yeah so yeah not exactly uh hard hitting news but i thought just a feel-good story to round

01:05:20.120 off a friday and it shows the importance of you know looking after the indigenous to an area doesn't 0.97

01:05:25.800 it you know i i've got some extra meanings coming out i don't know why it rings a bell there you

01:05:30.520 go look at that what a lovely little fella adorable oh wait no he's actually shouting freedom yeah

01:05:38.040 he's reaching out to excalibur to claim his birthright and take back his lands from the 0.98

01:05:43.400 foreign hordes have you ever seen a red squirrel oh yeah i've not seen never seen one well i so i i 1.00

01:05:48.760 you told this story yesterday right i messaged my mum to find the photo she messaged me today

01:05:53.240 saying she can't find the photo so i used to live in germany and all of the squirrels on

01:05:57.320 the continent red squirrels right and when i was about 13 14 me and a friend of mine were walking

01:06:02.520 through these woods and these four baby squirrels came out of the woods just you know out of nowhere

01:06:06.840 and we were just oh my god what's going on and we just had a look around and we could see this big

01:06:11.160 dead squirrel and actually assume that's a mum or something right and so we find these four baby 0.99

01:06:14.680 squirrels and so i'm like okay well we'll just pick them up and take them home right um we only got two

01:06:20.920 of them i forgot this part when i was telling we only got two of them because this couple came

01:06:23.960 along with their dog and chased two of them back into the woods but me and a friend of mine were

01:06:27.320 carrying these squirrels around and so he took them back so i took mine home he took his home and his

01:06:32.120 parents wouldn't let him keep his and so he brought it to mine but the thing is my parents were soft

01:06:36.920 touches right and they did let me keep mine and so we had them in just a fairly big hamster cage

01:06:41.640 until one of them choked to death on a sesame seed like and it was honestly one of the most harrowing

01:06:47.000 things in the world so i've got this thing it's choking there's nothing i can do to get the seed

01:06:50.520 dislodged from its throat and it just dies in my hand i'm like bawling with tears buried it in the

01:06:55.240 back garden but the other one was fine and it was just lonely well no no it was really affectionate

01:07:01.080 right so like you'd come in from school and it had free run of the hallway in the in the stairs and

01:07:06.920 the top of the hallway so you'd hear this as it ran down the stairs so you go and hang up your coat

01:07:11.800 and it'd run up and it'd run around your waist and no one's gonna believe this story but i swear to god

01:07:16.360 it's true i'll find the photo i'll put it on twitter or something right and my mum had a big

01:07:21.160 wax jacket so it was hanging up in the hallway and every morning you go in you'd like pull the

01:07:25.240 wax jacket and it'd be curled up inside the pocket oh it was absolutely adorable the thing is it was

01:07:29.160 like close you know yeah stop it because you know yeah you're waking me up you know but the thing is

01:07:34.200 it got quite big and obviously the hallway is not big enough for it so we put it out in the shed um

01:07:38.440 and cut like a hole in the door so it could run out uh and the first night i did that we had like a

01:07:42.920 pebble dash house it managed to climb up onto the roof so my dad had to go into the attic and get

01:07:47.160 it back in the next night it was fine and you know after a week or two it just you know gone off and

01:07:51.800 uh i'm pretty sure i saw it wandering around because at one point like a month later i was

01:07:56.120 wandering through just a different patch of forest and this squirrel like came near me yeah i was like

01:08:01.080 oh that must be him but he didn't come over yeah yeah we we called him cutie because he was adorable

01:08:07.080 that's a lovely story but uh no one's gonna believe this story i appreciate no one believes the story

01:08:11.880 i swear to god is real i will find the photo of me feeding a squirrel a nut on my stairs and he was

01:08:17.240 adorable like like you used to play a game with him like you know you'd hold the nut in your hand

01:08:21.560 and he'd peel your fingers back yeah absolutely really really cute he's a very affectionate animal

01:08:26.280 um red squirrels are great gray squirrels evil uh this guy needs to get rid of them and like i

01:08:34.920 promise that's true uh let's get the video comments

01:08:45.560 lindsey graham is the finest example of what we call a remf a rear echelon motherfucker 1.00

01:08:51.720 never served never sweated never sacrificed like so many modern politicians and if there is a draft

01:08:57.720 his family will be quote unquote protected this is the greatest problem how far the political class

01:09:03.320 is from those who served and to bow no no these aren't brass knuckles this is an attractive

01:09:13.000 and utilitarian paperweight i tell you that illuminati game is superb by the way yeah yeah

01:09:19.320 yeah yeah i got a copy of it years ago it's really really good um it basically you need to use you build

01:09:25.320 up like a conspiracy board where you're controlling different parts of things and you're fighting the

01:09:29.880 the other player yeah like owning like and you you've got like institutions and factions so you've

01:09:35.960 got like you know the bank or the militant feminists or something like that as cards you build up it's 1.00

01:09:40.520 really good but anyway let's go on to the next one so as a follow-up to your most recent video game

01:09:47.080 segment uh you should check out the story with the go.game engine right because yeah one of their

01:09:55.240 moderators went woke and turned out he she whatever was a complete hypocrite and now a lot of people 0.62

01:10:01.800 are forking the source code for godot and they say they're going to make their own version including me

01:10:07.160 next video comment is going to have a showcase of the game that we've been making for the last couple

01:10:11.480 of months cool that's really excellent it's always good to see people you know taking charge of this

01:10:18.280 stuff themselves and actually making things that's always good yeah but why would you hire someone like

01:10:22.920 that for your community manager yeah but come on obviously a problem you can tell can't you exactly

01:10:28.200 was that the last one samson oh sorry okay okay go ahead well david lammy is like a case of venereal

01:10:38.520 disease he's the gift that keeps on giving he reminds me of fruity gatwa the current cultural rapist and 0.96

01:10:46.200 vandal who's playing doctor who gawa has made statements about white actors being mediocre

01:10:52.840 well considering the fact that white actors have to compete against a wide range of talent

01:10:58.520 it's amazing that a man so mediocre who plays only one type of character a mincing gay black man has the 1.00

01:11:05.640 temerity to suggest that others are mediocre uh i just want to stand in defense of david lammy at this

01:11:12.120 point um david lammy is actually unintentionally funny venereal disease is really funny so uh you

01:11:18.360 know i would choose david lammy over the clap but you wouldn't but by a small amount i mean but would

01:11:27.560 you choose him to represent your country on the geopolitical stage or have an itchy crotch um 0.81

01:11:34.600 it's a tough one that is a tough one yeah let's go let's go negotiating with russia or do you want

01:11:39.080 to an itchy crotch all right girls sit sit for the lotus eaters sit as you can see one of them we 1.00

01:12:05.240 all made it through the storm okay oh you didn't sit you didn't get yeah but how friendly and excited

01:12:15.400 they were yeah so there's a storm there yeah there was a big a big storm yeah perfect yeah

01:12:21.720 on the zoom call last week loads of people were saying about how you know oh we've only we've just

01:12:26.600 missed it thank god or we're gonna get it later on today so i hope all of those people are okay yeah

01:12:35.240 i'm gonna make a nice habitat for the red squirrels

01:12:45.240 absent gray squirrels that's what i'd like to see also why is my hydration routine

01:13:07.080 so inspirational what's a hydration routine i assume drinking a lot of water oh right okay

01:13:12.760 it's not inspirational it just means i wee a lot yeah let's go to the next comment

01:13:18.680 yeah i can't really do things i can't weld i've never welded anything in my life i wouldn't know

01:13:22.760 where to start if you gave me all the

01:13:24.120 i'm anywhere in charge uh so i mean a lot of people can do stuff i've done it once

01:13:29.400 feeling so superior

01:13:42.360 understandably so to be honest

01:13:44.840 let's go to the next one that right there is a problem because they they have a strategy it's all

01:13:49.240 in the book their book the only book they ever read they read it all the time they never stop

01:13:53.560 well what would you do i'm offering you a hypothetical two hundred thousand american

01:13:58.120 troops on the ground indefinitely to provide security and support for an equal number of

01:14:02.200 doctors and elementary school teachers well that's not going to happen what else what else would make a

01:14:07.080 difference hit reset meaning pound raka into a parking lot you told me you prepped him i did

01:14:13.640 he went off book we're sitting in a bunker here talking to ourselves good for everyone to hear the truth

01:14:21.640 uh i didn't hear what option two was i think it was uh basically glass the place yeah turn it

01:14:27.640 into an enormous middle eastern parking car park i just don't see why it's our problem

01:14:32.520 no well this is true but it's uh it's present if you were in that situation what do you do car

01:14:38.920 quit you know why am i in this job i hate this job it's not my business 0.63

01:14:48.840 head of homeland security suddenly looks around and goes wait why am i doing yeah

01:14:55.800 look at rue the days you know look i could just go for a walk

01:14:58.440 like about nature squirrels yeah yeah uh jerone says uh yesterday we welcomed our first daughter

01:15:05.640 hilda to the world uh we just got released out of the hospital and are heading home well

01:15:09.480 congratulations russian says uh say hi to dan and stand for me please uh in meetings so i can't

01:15:14.840 watch live always love having them on the show uh moose says happy friday everyone it's two months

01:15:19.480 for me in england both love it and hate it here moving to my own flat on monday in a very small english

01:15:23.560 town well congratulations uh biggie bigfoot says hello lad my friends my friend is having a baby

01:15:29.720 and wants to give them the traditional welsh name uh we are currently considering mohammed axel and

01:15:35.000 twa girl mama uh any thoughts well if they didn't give examples i was going to say mohammed yeah yeah 0.98

01:15:42.840 nicholas says uh when it's all blown over and it gets its inevitable netflix documentary

01:15:46.840 are they going to title it diddled by diddy uh well they had a sense of humor but netflix would be

01:15:53.240 pro diddy yeah that netflix is um and this is my opinion i'm not making any legal statements pro diddler

01:16:02.360 they made cuties yeah they did i mean come on they'll have diddy played by a white guy won't they

01:16:07.960 oh yeah ryan role of a lifetime lord narevar says oh would you look at that a rich person in a

01:16:16.200 position of considerable power has taken to doing and savoring things possibly including children

01:16:21.640 surely we've never seen this before i'm sure this is a shock to all it's a complete one-off yeah

01:16:26.600 thank god that just like epstein nobody else was involved yeah yeah and i think uh um wind pill

01:16:33.240 seekers comments probably right like why would you be signaling so loudly oh yeah i'm gonna get 120

01:16:38.280 uh really important really rich and famous people uh in trouble you know just like i'm just um we're

01:16:44.200 just preparing it just you know it's a really weird thing to do isn't it yeah you know you would just

01:16:48.920 file it and get on with it yes you would yeah that's um right where are we you obviously have

01:16:54.920 no flair for drama no i don't i'm terrible arizona desert rat says uh what's likely to happen

01:17:01.480 in wales a few farms will continue operating that will eventually end up buying out the others

01:17:05.560 that's creating a monopoly or the west government will take them yeah i think the west government

01:17:10.200 wants to gain control they do well yeah then the like most monopolies it will be done in conjunction

01:17:15.000 with the government yeah yeah it is you know i think of any monopoly that's existed that hasn't

01:17:20.520 been with support of government actually and i can't think of any no i really can't think of any

01:17:25.400 go back to the guilds exactly express license from the king um

01:17:31.400 uh the the letter m isn't friends with school shooters so man that was funny

01:17:36.120 that entire yeah sorry debate that was such a a meme treasure trove yeah i've seen that picture

01:17:45.480 of jd vance doing them yeah yeah it's just in so many contexts yeah but um the the fact that he's

01:17:53.240 like yeah i'm in fertile and i'm a friend i'm friends with school shooters like who the fuck is this 0.84

01:17:57.480 guy so i didn't see that bit did he actually admit that he's infertile yeah they'd had fertility treatment

01:18:02.520 his balls don't move and he hangs out with school shooters um but anyway uh he says this lee waters

01:18:09.160 guy went to australia that explains why a lot of the speed limits are going down everywhere damn it

01:18:13.160 yep this is that's it's coming to australia australia are full steam behind 20 mile per hour

01:18:17.640 really yeah so our infection is spread that far imagine doing coast to coast

01:18:23.160 yeah they can't trundling along yeah i i think obviously my my sexual blackmail political theory

01:18:31.880 it has a lot of explanatory power but i think also the explanatory power for the particular

01:18:37.720 policies that they're choosing also have a lot to do with the fact that in the anglosphere especially

01:18:43.000 all of our politicians are dull boring reprehensible blood-sucking bureaucrats yeah they

01:18:51.320 are the fun police the same with what they're doing in england with the pubs with the way that they're

01:18:55.480 attacking the pubs at the moment they just hate other people having fun because in school they had no

01:19:00.360 friends except the librarian yeah well i'm surprised any of them have got kids every time

01:19:04.920 i hear like lee waters talks about his children it's like how have you got children you know like

01:19:08.920 how like there's too much fun involved you know to have to have children i assume it's the you know

01:19:14.040 the the losers of the men and the women got together in the government and they're like yeah okay we'll 0.62

01:19:18.680 get married hate each other yeah kids that we hate everything just they're just such hateful people

01:19:24.120 yeah um colin says at least half the medieval reenactments i do are in wales uh probably along

01:19:29.560 the m4 corridor and the travel is a nightmare if the government does bring in the paper mile though 1.00

01:19:33.960 uh i probably won't be able to do them anyway yeah that's another thing the welsh government done

01:19:37.960 paper mile they're going to be bringing it in yeah it's something that we were talking about

01:19:41.720 it about three four years ago but obviously we were mental um and now it's making the headlines

01:19:46.360 that it's in their plans i got snapped down the m4 once in wales yeah out of cardiff so i already

01:19:52.440 have vendetta against that i had to attend the most boring and dull two hour zoom call so that i

01:20:02.360 could be re-educated on how to drive was it black history speed awareness as well uh no

01:20:10.440 not yet at least yeah it wasn't from wales jimmy says this is the stuff revolutions are made of and

01:20:16.760 honestly people have revolted for far less in the past they really have there's a lot that's gone on

01:20:23.160 in the uk that i i've said to myself so many times surely now you know surely now and but no it'll be

01:20:30.040 when the lights go out after pushing all this crap of of green stuff um when the lights finally go out

01:20:38.520 when the lights finally go out you are you are right when the electricity goes off and people can't be

01:20:43.000 placated and complacent by netflix anymore yes video games are the ultimate revolutionary yeah

01:20:51.400 oh yeah absolutely yeah it is and that's not that i would ever advocate anything like that

01:20:58.120 no no just in case for anybody listening moving on to the red squirrels though because we're not

01:21:03.880 talking about human beings uh red squirrels rise up with guns says the letter yeah should we go around

01:21:09.880 scotland handling tiny guns through the day says hail our ginger overlords with a salute

01:21:18.280 uh jack lang says in australia we use biological warfare against invasive rabbits we've killed at

01:21:23.480 least half a billion using myxomatosis in the 1950s but experimenting with other diseases to get rid of

01:21:29.000 them see the geneva convention just goes completely out of the water when it's talking about domestic

01:21:32.680 animals right like okay no we're going to just genocide the gray squirrels we're going to

01:21:36.760 biological warfare and chemical warfare examining the works of joseph menggelus

01:21:44.920 when when you first introduced that i thought oh great they've brought in you know a new hunting

01:21:49.320 season oh well yeah not our leaders yeah yeah no uh gray squirrels are probably ending up into our

01:21:56.360 kebabs i mean do we i guess squirrel pox doesn't affect us i don't eat kebabs yeah i don't i'm saying

01:22:04.040 but eric says uh as an american the red squirrels are coming the red squirrels are coming yes uh

01:22:11.640 no it's that's the problem though they no we've been colonized by you yes oh god what does squirrel

01:22:16.440 taste like squirrel meat has a light flavor and a fine texture if there can't be much of it it takes

01:22:22.760 like a cross between rabbit and chicken everything tastes like chicken apparently doesn't it i'm up for

01:22:27.720 trying it if it's like me to yeah imagine it all tastes myself a gray squirrel

01:22:33.960 a davy crockett hat yeah

01:22:38.200 beggar hero says squirrel genocide's always bright in a friday obviously i won't mention gray squirrel

01:22:43.000 crime statistics

01:22:46.920 george says squirrel wars the word squirrel right it's a weird thing to have to say repeatedly yes i can

01:22:53.800 feel myself it's a tongue yeah i feel myself stumbling over it squirrel squirrel wars sounds

01:23:01.320 like a 90s cartoon the saga of red prime and mega gray um yes but on the plus side we're winning it

01:23:08.040 after decades of the red squirrels losing i i love how parochial everyone suddenly gets oh no we're

01:23:13.160 insanely nationalistic about the red squirrels no time for diversity yeah no great you know it's like

01:23:18.280 great all the liberal programming goes straight out of the window with the scottish wildlife trust

01:23:23.160 like you you would think would be oh we're very green environmentalists yeah those gray squirrels

01:23:27.480 yeah i'm just imagining someone in the scottish wildlife trust like experimenting horrifically on a

01:23:33.800 little grace and he looks up for a moment and he thinks to himself does this remind me of

01:23:41.800 he shakes his head no no what i like about it though is it shows you the you know the the sort of um

01:23:48.200 particularism is still in them right no no they still can have a love of something here it's just

01:23:52.520 transferred onto squirrels yeah but at least we can live vicariously yeah exactly yeah it was funny

01:23:59.080 is that it's like right now no that's not acceptable we can't have that to our squirrels no way people

01:24:03.720 yeah fine yeah yeah squirrels no chance how many kids get stabbed you know how how bad things get for

01:24:10.120 you but not for the squirrels yeah anyway we do also have the oh sorry rants uh i did read a bunch of

01:24:17.080 them but uh boss neeson says the ultimate source of carbon isn't coal it isn't coal it isn't steel

01:24:23.080 it's you uh they will make your lives progressively worse until you flee abroad or demoralized to the

01:24:28.360 point of not having children um yeah that does seem to be essentially what's going on here or kill them

01:24:33.480 off with the winter fuel allowance yeah i just like everything that's being done is done to immiserate us

01:24:38.120 yes make our lives worse to make britain a worse place to live and i mean it's got to the point

01:24:43.320 now i see loads of videos of immigrants going god britain's shit i'm yeah i'm i'm leaving it's like 0.72

01:24:48.760 okay well great you know thanks well there's videos of brits coming back from abroad where they've had a

01:24:53.720 lovely time on holiday they've gone to the continent or they've gone to australia or somewhere

01:24:57.880 everyone i know who goes to australia and comes back as god i wish i'd stayed yeah i wish i'd stayed

01:25:02.600 in australia yeah it doesn't have to be this way it didn't used to be this way no we're old enough to

01:25:07.640 remember that this used to be a really nice country yeah it used to be really good so if

01:25:12.120 you're a zoomer watching this you're wondering why do i live in this absolute dump uh the government

01:25:16.760 the government is the reason it's purely government action yeah but um anyway on that note we'll we'll

01:25:21.240 end it there so where can people find more from you guys if they would want more um website voice

01:25:26.120 of whales.com main one is x at the moment loving x um at vo whales official we've got youtube

01:25:33.720 vo whales official elon musk's uh twitter x we're actually larger than the labor party in wales we

01:25:39.320 are we have more followers than welsh labor now so than our own government so i'm really happy with

01:25:43.960 that um but yeah you know we cover photo you've got as well it's good and some chaps we might have

01:25:49.640 to change that today then but no excellent right so go follow vo whales official on x and visit

01:25:58.200 voice of whales.com was it voice of whales.com yeah oh voice oh yeah yeah i don't stand voice

01:26:04.200 of whales for him you have to have his own onesie oh of course couldn't have a team one not that's

01:26:08.920 the one he's constantly tagging us with isn't it yes yeah that's the spam account that's right

01:26:15.080 yeah once you let him in that's it it's like the gray squirrel

01:26:21.080 colonize my timeline thank you so much for joining us guys and uh guys we'll be back in half an hour for

01:26:26.840 lads hour where we're going to be discussing stereotypes regarding gray and red school

01:26:31.240 no no actually stereotypes around people um so we probably won't put that much of that on youtube

01:26:36.600 anyway we'll see you in 30 minutes

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1015

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