The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1035

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen well done you made it to friday best day of the week

00:00:12.560 isn't that superb uh i'm joined by harry and stellios and today we're going to be talking

00:00:18.320 about jeremy clarkson's what tyler-esque peasants revolt hopefully fingers crossed we'll see uh why

00:00:24.480 donald trump is able to connect people and how the irish have the irish government has joined the

00:00:29.160 rest of the governments in the west of hating their own people which is wonderful um i actually

00:00:33.600 couldn't remember what the date was today i think it's the first of november the the beginning of

00:00:38.560 winter you've got to remember what friday what next tuesday is oh well that's the election yes but

00:00:44.180 also what else is on fire night there you go but it's the election first because that's our job

00:00:49.060 anyway no particular announcements today i just hope you're doing very well um right let's is the

00:00:55.760 merchandise still on the website it is until the election stream there you go buy merchandise

00:01:00.620 that's a good good piece of advice from harry um but right let's let's talk about jeremy clarkson's

00:01:05.800 revolt well before i get to jeremy clarkson let's give a little roundup because we had the

00:01:10.560 announcement of the budget on wednesday yep it's been two days so a nice short-term uh review is in

00:01:16.940 order i think so we've got the results in it's a disaster a complete and utter disaster the what a

00:01:24.400 surprise the communist budget that has been put in which means that all taxes are going up other

00:01:29.520 than those discounts that you were getting on some taxes that are going down so you'll have to pay

00:01:34.660 more means that nobody's really going to be better off for it at all except for maybe if you're working

00:01:40.600 in the public sector just uh so as i understand it they are raising taxes by 40 billion but also

00:01:47.260 borrowing another 32 billion is that correct yes right and there's a 22 billion pound black hole

00:01:52.780 yes and also they're changing things around on spreadsheets and in government uh government

00:01:57.740 documents so that all of the people who are currently in the asylum system who are costing

00:02:01.780 x amount of money going to be shifted around into a different spreadsheet where they won't

00:02:05.940 technically be costing us that much money but they will in reality be costing us 17 billion

00:02:10.600 penn oh there's an interest rate when you get when you borrow you have to give more back yeah yeah

00:02:15.160 absolutely but i'm just looking at this i wrote 22 billion down yeah so we're raising it by

00:02:19.940 a 50 extra billion it's like right makes sense to me and let's see the results of that well

00:02:27.280 first of all connor's actually done some pretty good work on this so far using actually no

00:02:31.680 using some uh work that was done uh by um guido forks reporting on this after labor chancellor

00:02:38.320 rachel reeves budget yesterday the cost of government borrowing 300 billion pounds this year has increased

00:02:44.380 bank of england 10 year guilt rates have risen to 4.41 percent yield that's 0.3 percent higher than

00:02:50.540 liz truss's mini budget peak of 4.38 percent reeves has put the highest tax burden on british workers

00:02:56.460 since records began in 1948 so here's the dichotomy when communists in government do it

00:03:02.120 everything's fine carry on as normal you can crash the pound yeah as as has happened sharp as fall for

00:03:08.580 18 months crash the pound everything's fine bank of england shrugs their shoulders goes lovely all in

00:03:14.280 a day's work liz truss tries to reduce tax rates artificial economic crashes engineered the day

00:03:21.960 before the announcement by selling off billions of pounds worth of guilts um then you get kicked out

00:03:27.440 of government yeah that's i mean that's literally what we're watching because it is essentially a kind

00:03:32.240 of i mean it's the sort of budget that the commune the sort of person who put up a picture of the

00:03:37.120 communist the the founder of the communist party of great britain on their wall which is what rachel

00:03:41.260 reese did it's the kind of budget you'd expect from that kind of person and it really is just well

00:03:45.400 the socialist did it therefore it's fine the libertarian does it no she's got to go it's because

00:03:49.720 it's not surprising i think lenin was who said that to destroy society you need to destroy its currency

00:03:55.840 probably well that's that's true but if you're saying it's surprising liz truss made you expect

00:04:01.180 everybody aware well in advance that by the way i'm going to be reducing taxes and that's what the

00:04:06.060 conservative membership voted for it sounded good it was good it was only a very minor decrease in

00:04:12.200 taxes as well but any that was that was too much for the economy to bear and if you wanted to learn

00:04:17.340 about more sorry just again the way and you you're just framing it in the way that they frame it you

00:04:22.140 know so oh you the economy can't bear tax cuts like what's that even mean the economy i i have to

00:04:29.960 continue giving more money to the government or else some mystical entity called the economy suffers like

00:04:35.360 you know what i hate the economy i hate it it's my money i was reading something talking about

00:04:41.160 donald trump a moment ago talking about his tariff policies and the way that it was framed by you know

00:04:46.280 regime outlets was that they are market distorting tariffs rather than the tariff is yeah yeah rather

00:04:52.560 than being a part of normal monetary policy and international geopolitical economics it was assumed in

00:05:01.680 this paradigm that the economy is at a sort of floating abstract equilibrium until a tariff gets put in

00:05:08.800 at which point it becomes distorted and nobody can understand anything uh which just goes to show the

00:05:13.840 incompetence of the people who are supposedly uh handling the management of the economy but it also

00:05:19.160 goes to show this sort of myopic view they have there is one way to run an economy and it's high tax

00:05:24.200 high spend high regulation that's it that's also free trade open borders free trade infinite open

00:05:31.080 borders yeah exactly so slave labor camps in china or wherever they can import their undercutting goods

00:05:36.520 into our market and there's just nothing you can do about it bro well if you were to have a conversation

00:05:40.660 with a member of the treasury department right now i would imagine the conversation would go like this

00:05:45.260 they would say to you well we need to keep raising taxes and eventually when we've raised the taxes

00:05:51.080 enough the economy will be fixed and you turn around and you respond to them you've been raising

00:05:56.240 taxes for a hundred years and the economy has only got worse and they respond to you well we're working

00:06:02.700 out the kinks but ideally the plan is flawless you know i think that's a very charitable interpretation

00:06:10.080 of what they would say because i i was thinking i think they'd probably say yeah no the economy will

00:06:14.820 be fixed when you pay 100 of your money to us in taxes that's when the economy will be fixed

00:06:18.880 and we'll just give you whatever we want you to have and then and then the public sector can give

00:06:22.580 themselves more gold-plated pensions that don't get affected by it yes but regarding what happened

00:06:28.340 to liz truss's government if you want the insider scoop on that you can actually watch tomlinson talks

00:06:33.060 most recent well one of the more recent episodes how to bring down a government where connor goes over

00:06:37.120 in great detail all of the duplicitous dishonest treacherous treasonous stab in the back methods that

00:06:44.820 were used by the obr and the bank of england and other economic institutions in the uk to bring

00:06:50.880 down liz truss for having the gall to put forward a minor tax cut but the thing is though it really is

00:06:57.760 that the bank of england removed a prime minister because they didn't like that she was going to

00:07:02.460 lower taxes slightly so that is that is unbelievable really yes but with the new budget one of the biggest

00:07:09.500 controversies that has come from it has been the way it's going to be affecting farmers because one

00:07:15.340 of the big changes to it as explained by this uh guardian article is that they are removing the

00:07:22.060 agricultural property relief or at least changing it so previously the agricultural property relief meant

00:07:29.420 that all farm and agricultural assets were exempt from inheritance tax oh that's sensible it was very

00:07:35.920 sensible because farming is a family business oftentimes these farms were passed down from

00:07:41.800 generation to generation in families and if all of a sudden you turn to them and said well your property

00:07:47.560 is worth x amount of money and if you pass it down to your next generational family member we're just

00:07:53.240 going to take a bit significant percentage of that because then there's no real practical reason for

00:07:59.720 being able to explain how or why you just do it because you want it i think that could destroy these farms

00:08:05.680 i think with farmers it's more it's more than that because i think the government really hates the

00:08:10.360 farmers because farming requires some minimum long-term skills and thinking in business planning and the

00:08:17.720 government can have this because it it creates on a mentality of saving you need to do savings and then

00:08:25.140 invest rather than just spend fast and the the government has an incentive to habituate people to think

00:08:32.220 only in the short term it's also these people and link their their link their survival with

00:08:37.860 government handouts well that's the point these people are independent of the state the state is

00:08:42.440 actually just a barrier to the success of the farmers they form in a way a separate power base

00:08:47.200 they absolutely because not only are they independent oftentimes the governments given that they need to

00:08:51.780 eat as well it's something that they always forget um they rely on them as well but you become

00:08:57.480 sorry i forgot waitress magic sit or like star trek there's the the element of becoming more

00:09:04.240 food dependent upon foreign producers yes therefore the government can tell you well i have i don't have

00:09:11.580 as much negotiation of power because they give us the food but stelis is right i think that what

00:09:18.140 they're doing here is trying to deliberately lock us into the global food economy uh even more but this

00:09:23.820 this really does just have echoes of lenin and persecuting the kulaks right well and stalin's

00:09:30.160 deliberate attack on the ukrainian farmers yes oh it was a stalin was i'm sorry right i mean lenin did

00:09:35.100 it as well yeah i thought they both did it but the but the point is this is the the stigmatization of

00:09:40.020 the uh land holding peasant as being some sort of wealthy bourgeois man it's like well i mean you know

00:09:46.740 they own a small farm and they farm a small farm but that's property that's held outside of the state

00:09:52.380 and the state wants it so as i understand it then so if you if you die you you give your farm to your

00:09:59.680 son and so you've you've not generated any extra money you haven't sold anything and suddenly the

00:10:05.000 government's going to give you this giant bill yes jesus so so previously again it was exempt from

00:10:11.280 inheritance tax altogether but from april 2026 the first one million pounds of the value of

00:10:18.380 agricultural properties will be exempt from inheritance tax but above that threshold the

00:10:23.080 combined relief available from apr and business property relief will drop to 50 percent of the

00:10:28.220 standard 40 percent of inheritance tax this means that inheritance tax of 20 percent will effectively

00:10:33.600 apply to the full value of farms and rural estates above one million pounds so say in the example that

00:10:40.900 we're going to find in a moment that your farm is overall worth about 3.5 million pounds as far as i can

00:10:46.700 understand that that means that above that one million pounds 2.5 million you've got to pay 20

00:10:52.000 percent inheritance tax passing it down to your family member once you've passed away so the 200

00:10:57.320 000 pounds 250 000 pounds something like that 500 000 pounds is it if it was two and a half million

00:11:03.240 10 percent 250 then 500 is it is it 20 to the whole amount of inheritance or is it from the inheritance

00:11:10.720 full value of farms and rural estates so uh this is even more of a kick in the teeth to farmers because

00:11:19.040 steve reed the environment secretary had promised in the lead up to the election that labor had no

00:11:23.720 intention of fiddling with this tax loophole which was designed explicitly to protect family farms so

00:11:28.920 again as carla said in this situation where you've got a 3.5 million pound farm that's in terms of the

00:11:35.420 overall value value of the assets you've not sold anything so that you can actually claim that money

00:11:40.800 you're just passing it down to your family member the government comes in and says that's going to

00:11:45.620 be 500 grand thank you very much i just i mean how do you see it as anything other than an attack on

00:11:52.500 and again these are like 3.5 million sounds like a lot but like about a million pounds worth of farmland

00:11:58.780 is about 20 square foot you know i'm exaggerating it's not gargantuan something like an an acre of

00:12:05.940 farmland is worth i don't know exactly how much it might be 10 000 pounds or 100 000 pounds so small

00:12:12.960 farms can still very very quickly add up yeah to that value of 1 million pounds then you add in all

00:12:18.740 of the equipment that you use to farm the land then the house that you live in as well and we've seen

00:12:24.440 from because i watch clarkson's farm i know those bloody tractors are expensive yeah and you know

00:12:28.260 from clarkson's farm as well that the costs don't cease once you've got the equipment the costs

00:12:33.080 carry on constantly and it's in fact actually a very very low profit business to be running

00:12:38.800 most people in family farms run those family farms because they have been passed down to them

00:12:43.700 over the course of six seven eight generations it's not something many people would willingly go into

00:12:51.300 as again shown by jeremy clarkson i think at the end of the first series when he gets his yearly

00:12:56.620 return at the end of the first series does isn't he like about 20 pounds in the hole yeah he didn't

00:13:02.540 make any money didn't make any money from it and that's just from basic subsistence and he's rich

00:13:08.380 so he can absorb those costs normal farmers don't have that luxury when he was sat down in uh chipping

00:13:14.940 norton with the council of them like you know with the other farmers around you could see the look on

00:13:18.400 their faces like this was not something that was going well evidently no it's miserable like thunder

00:13:24.540 incredibly high effort a lot of work and high stress as well so after the week's budget the

00:13:30.300 national farmers union president tom bradshaw said before the elections keir starmer promised to

00:13:35.940 establish a new relationship with farming in the countryside well he's certainly done that

00:13:39.960 when you look farmers in the eye and make them a promise keep it so for an idea of the scale of this

00:13:47.160 as of 2023 the uk had about 209 000 farms though the one million pound threshold sounds like it will

00:13:55.500 um only apply to the wealthy the country land and business association has estimated it will apply

00:14:00.600 to 70 000 farms which is jesus one third the farms in this country are going to get screwed by the

00:14:06.740 labour government are we surprised no farmers also as they point out here tend to be asset rich and

00:14:13.480 poor farming is not a popular vocation due to the often low pay difficult work and increasingly risk

00:14:18.620 of having entire crops ruined by extreme weather again as we saw in the first series of clarkson's

00:14:24.340 farm when a week or two of very heavy rainfall was enough to almost completely destroy an entire crop

00:14:31.060 that had been planted farmers argue that if they cannot afford to pass their business down to

00:14:34.840 relatives the family farm will die out so there's there's two answers as we've suggested for why

00:14:39.640 they're doing this the first answer is in typical communist fashion they don't understand how the

00:14:44.500 economics works they don't understand how farming works and they don't care to they hate the farmers

00:14:49.580 uh so they just done it because they don't understand what the consequences are being the

00:14:53.880 more machiavellian answer is that this could be a ploy to force family farms when the patriarch dies

00:15:00.320 to have to sell off assets to their farm to afford the inheritance tax cost and then it more and more

00:15:06.880 assets of the properties will fall into government hands where they could potentially collectivize

00:15:11.480 them or sell them off to big business black rock farms yes it's an attack on the kulaks as you'd

00:15:17.780 imagine bradshaw continued and said it's clear the government doesn't understand that family farms are

00:15:21.660 not only small farms and that just because a farm is a valuable asset doesn't mean that those who work

00:15:26.340 it are wealthy let's not sugar coat it every penny the chancellor saves from this will come directly

00:15:30.820 from the next generation having to break up their farms now the guardian typical fashion are the

00:15:37.420 farmers right to be angry well thankfully the guardian has asked a tax expert dan needle who said

00:15:43.760 that the tax won't apply to 73 of farmers okay but it will apply to one third of farms yeah so i don't know

00:15:53.280 if i trust a tax expert over the people who actually collect this information the country land and

00:15:58.800 business association okay but even then a quarter of farmers more than are going to be affected by

00:16:03.220 this yeah but he's like say okay it may be a bad policy but it won't affect as many people as you

00:16:09.380 think he also recommended those over the threshold by life insurance to cover the payment of inheritance

00:16:14.840 tax so that's basically an extra tax being funneled to these insurance companies i'm sure are going to

00:16:20.520 make a killing from it reeves defended her decision telling lbc at the moment you can have some of the

00:16:25.700 wealthiest landowners not farmers but wealthy landowners in this country who pay no inheritance

00:16:30.200 tax whatsoever while middle-class families do that's not right and that's why we've closed that loophole

00:16:35.020 the opposite way the complete wrong way i hate inheritance tax i don't stand to inherit anything by the

00:16:39.560 way i have absolutely no skin in the game i'm not going to inherit a damn thing but like the very concept

00:16:44.960 of inheritance tax infuriates me it's like we've taxed you we've taxed you we've taxed you you've saved up

00:16:49.560 a few pennies and then you die and then we're going to get that too we're going to penalize you for

00:16:53.740 thinking your kid for your kids exactly yeah because because remember the allowance is what

00:16:58.200 means that it's as low as low as 20 the standard rate of inheritance tax is 40 so much so potentially

00:17:07.520 almost half of the savings that you've acquired and your assets as well over your lifetime your

00:17:14.740 family when you die if you're passing that down and it hits a particular threshold is going to have

00:17:19.120 to pay up to 40 remember you slave away like this now so abdul can live in a free bloody hotel forever

00:17:26.340 okay if you don't slave away and give all that money to the government then he's just got to go

00:17:30.480 back to wherever he came from but wait it gets better it gets better happy friday everyone moving on

00:17:38.260 here oh well i'll read what i've got on here compounding the news on higher taxes the double

00:17:44.120 whammy on spending uh that spending on farmers is set to decline defra the department for environment

00:17:49.640 food and rural affairs is a loser in the spending ground as one of the seven white hall departments

00:17:54.000 who will experience a drop in real terms expenditure next year this is despite successive cuts in the

00:17:58.840 cuts in the department's budget over the past decade while the funding pot for uk agriculture

00:18:03.540 remain consistent inflation has seen a 44 percent increase in farm costs between 2019 and 2024

00:18:10.860 a 44 percent increase well do you not remember that during the covid lockdown the price of

00:18:17.220 fertilizer rocketed i mean that's going to be a large part of that defra secretary steve reed's line

00:18:23.220 is that farmers will have to learn to do more with less i mean when you have inflation of to such an

00:18:29.440 extent and you know energy prices go up and everything goes up you want to have an independent food

00:18:36.400 industry that's only if you don't hate the people you're governing over and you don't want to starve

00:18:41.880 to death apparently i mean you make that assumption but as we're going to cover in your yeah i i assume

00:18:47.080 rationality and goodwill yes you did so we have some reason i don't know why in this in this circumstance

00:18:52.600 that's a very irrational thing to do it's a labor government they're looking at the country and being

00:18:57.760 like right this is full of people that we hate they're all far right how can we punish them this is a

00:19:02.280 way of punishing them so of course in the result in the fallout of this there's been a lot of

00:19:07.500 testimonies of the difficulties that the farmers are going to be experiencing from april 2026

00:19:12.100 the fact that already just the news of the announcement has been putting pressure on a lot

00:19:17.080 of these farmers to try and get their affairs and finances in order because they don't know how

00:19:20.800 they're going to be able to manage this but guess who's jumping to the rescue for the government

00:19:25.600 who's going to take the bullet your friend my friend my friend a favorite of mine friend of the

00:19:32.580 show james o'brien is here to let farmers know that actually you deserve it james o'brien friend of the

00:19:43.080 working man so recently i've been reading through his his book how to be right very humble and modest

00:19:50.820 title he goes to great lengths in that book paragraphs and pages and pages are spent him

00:19:56.740 trying to rationalize to himself i'm a good person i don't think the evil right-wing brexiteers are evil

00:20:03.560 i am a friend of the working man so when presented with a kulak enemy of the state let's hear how he

00:20:10.400 discusses the strains that this is going to put on farmers what irritates me is that the money that

00:20:16.500 would have to pay the situation rises going into the public sector i was in a surgery yesterday

00:20:22.540 i go to see a consultant yes i'm sorry times a year yeah three times a year no it's okay james

00:20:28.880 there are two consultants six nurses and a receptionist one consultant yesterday six nurses

00:20:35.160 and a receptionist only for seven years six nurses one receptionist yeah but i wouldn't you only need

00:20:42.800 two nurses james i've done that for seven years okay i don't i don't i don't i don't know if many

00:20:48.420 people listening to this will think that we've got too many nurses in the nhs steve james there is

00:20:53.040 there no james steve i'm listening to you a nurse administrator yeah came to me at the weekend

00:20:58.820 a hospital administrator on 60 000 a year right well she's retiring at 55 in two years time she's

00:21:05.300 taking home a hundred thousand pound golden handshake yeah 25 000 this is the politics of envy isn't it

00:21:11.800 steve no james we'd like some leveling please you could you could level people up okay so how much

00:21:18.500 is your estate worth again three and a half million i have to sell it to get that james how much is she

00:21:22.740 getting again what's her golden handshake again every year sorry are we just flipping into the

00:21:27.660 politics i don't get 60 000 pounds james but her pension her payoff is a reward for all the work that

00:21:34.120 she's done over the years and what's your estate worth again as a reward for all the work you've done

00:21:38.340 over the years i haven't sold it james i've got family to pass it down to keep producing food which

00:21:42.720 is why you've got 35 times more than she has that's the way the system is structured in the

00:21:48.280 private sector the rewards are much higher but to end up resenting the rewards that a nurse

00:21:52.520 administrator gets in the public sector is not a great look mate all right and i say that with love

00:21:58.680 can we stop sorry this is one of my favorite of his debate tactics which i i call this tactical

00:22:05.380 libertarianism tactically i'm a rabid capitalist you're receiving the rewards for your private

00:22:10.980 investment friend sorry politics politics of envy notice that this is he is a mouthpiece for the regime

00:22:19.240 he represents he represents the prevailing attitude of whitehall which is even though the farmer is

00:22:27.300 protesting and saying actually i don't have all of that 3.5 million pounds i would need to sell

00:22:33.320 everything i own to be able to get that he turns around and says well actually you do have that

00:22:38.620 because you do have the assets also uh and then he turns and says well i i need to pass it on to my

00:22:45.140 family so we can continue producing food doesn't even pay any mind to it harry i think what he says is

00:22:50.020 if you have money in and you're in the private sector you shouldn't speak but what i really think he

00:22:56.280 means is that piss off what he means is is you deserve this yeah you deserve punishment yeah you

00:23:05.060 deserve to be made to suffer and this is sadly quite a popular sentiment i've seen shared about

00:23:10.140 by people saying that well these people have more than me nominally because technically all of their

00:23:15.660 assets put together means they have a lot of money that they can't access it'd be like saying well

00:23:20.500 you've got loads of gold but it's buried in egypt somewhere okay well i can't get to it so what does

00:23:25.480 that do for me um but people really have no understanding of farming in this country but

00:23:32.560 thankfully the people who do the farmers might be doing a protest and this might turn into a dutch

00:23:38.000 farmers situation great which uh this government deserves it i want with the recent news of axel

00:23:44.760 rudikabana and now this along with everything else that this government has done gaslighting lying to

00:23:50.440 the public withholding information trying to financially ruin us all of these different

00:23:55.580 things i need there to be a situation that will peacefully and civically uh force this government

00:24:02.220 to step down resign and hand themselves in for treason charges uh and that is i was gonna say um

00:24:09.020 protest is completely legitimate within the democratic system exactly so the farmers protests are brewing

00:24:15.140 one protest organizer is told guido forks uh we haven't seen this kind of anger among farmers since

00:24:20.940 the countryside march back in 2002 where 400 000 uh people uh committed to rural protests alongside an

00:24:28.760 expected massive petition there are likely to be organized marches one incense farmer said i look

00:24:33.640 forward to bringing my tractor and other agricultural machinery to whitehall and maybe also to labor's

00:24:38.140 conference in liverpool next year if labor wants to close down family farming will close down labor first

00:24:43.800 they have lied through their teeth about supporting farmers and deserve to be held to account

00:24:47.900 rural sources also say if farmers and the public get their act together we should expect to see

00:24:52.160 buckets full of getting dumped on parliament before too long very french very very and also the

00:24:58.860 update at the bottom of here says the national farmers union is organizing a rally in westminster

00:25:03.940 for tuesday the 19th of november so hopefully this will put some kind of pressure on the government

00:25:09.320 because there are also reports already coming from downing street saying that keir starmer wants to

00:25:13.560 resign good do it brilliant do it it'll be the most popular decision that you've made since assuming

00:25:19.900 prime ministership and uh who's going to lead these marches while i have a nomination that being

00:25:25.940 chairman clarkson i agree chairman clarkson the long march from chipping norton and the revolution

00:25:33.560 will be televised this would be glorious because clarkson see season four of clarkson's farm is going to

00:25:38.840 be banging it will absolutely could you imagine if that's what it turns into jeremy clarkson at the

00:25:45.140 front lines standing up to the government overthrowing keir starmer you know amazon i think you've got a

00:25:52.220 winner with that one yeah but he's made statements saying farmers i know that you've been shafted

00:25:56.580 please don't despair look after yourselves for five short years and this shower will be gone but the fact

00:26:02.160 is as you point out in the replies there what if they can't last five years and the thing is that a lot

00:26:07.700 of other people are saying lead them lead them take up the sword jeremy the crown of england is in

00:26:14.580 the gutter and only one man can assume it and um the fact is jeremy in big movements like this they

00:26:21.840 need elite leaders at the top and you have been a farmer now for a good few years about decades he's

00:26:28.200 been a farmer yeah you are the face you're the face of british farming you have brought more attention

00:26:33.260 to the difficulties of british farming than anybody else that i can think of over the past few decades

00:26:38.840 you are in the prime position to actually do something practical and useful about this

00:26:46.060 you are in the right position every englishman watches clarkson's farm yeah and every englishman

00:26:51.000 wants you to do the right thing that we know that you're capable of so this is a public call to

00:26:57.200 jeremy clarkson to assume stewardship of the united kingdom i am not entirely joking

00:27:04.780 i mean just i'm just saying that things could be a lot worse than jeremy clarkson doing it

00:27:11.680 um but anyway keith says i can't help but think that stellios is a lib dem voter because of the tie

00:27:16.360 i was gonna say i actually like the color tie you've got but it does kind of make people think you support

00:27:21.580 why because that's their color does that mean that harry supports the labor well with the black

00:27:28.660 shirt no yeah but it's we're talking about a tie we're talking i'm not giving i'm not giving out

00:27:36.280 mosley if i upset uh pisa says uh post on exodus today describing family's trauma when the father

00:27:44.060 committed suicide to beat farm inheritance tax oh jesus christ i i did see that but i didn't want to

00:27:49.220 include it because there's no way for me to verify it uh mark says i know a lot of asset rich cash poor

00:27:55.320 farmers which barely make it on margins of which are already tiny the ones that rent land will have

00:27:59.940 their rent just raised we will see a great loss yeah this is just crazy uh the tax won't apply to

00:28:05.320 73 of the farmers yet yeah and that's another thing as well it's like look you know they're just burning

00:28:10.300 it's just the mafia turning up at your neighbor's shop it's not your shop it's not a problem is it's like

00:28:16.380 well i mean i don't really want to live in a mafia state actually i don't want the mafia getting my

00:28:20.420 neighbors and not getting you know even if they're not getting me the net the mafia would probably run

00:28:24.940 this country better than the government right now oh it's insufferable isn't it uh russian says uh

00:28:30.020 watch the commies give away farmland farmland to diverse groups and that that's another fact yeah

00:28:35.300 that's that is another factor we need to increase diversity in the country in farming you can get

00:28:40.620 straight off of the dinghy and get given a countryside estate with a plot of land to start

00:28:45.660 tilling with friends like james o'gannon who needs enemies well again i keep calling him woke

00:28:51.000 prothero because he really does remind me of a woke version of prothero from you're right there

00:28:54.640 stellios there's something no i'm listening i just what i'm listening okay i just it's so weird

00:29:01.520 that i'm laughing with these when i don't see anything for the should have caused you to laugh

00:29:06.460 so much i've got the same energy i'm very suspicious of you sometimes matt says jeremy

00:29:11.520 clarkson for prime minister for reform nigel farage liz trust and other vet candidates for the next

00:29:16.380 election amazon's next series clarkson's country follows his campaign clarkson's country clarkson's

00:29:22.420 kingdom yeah series four well what i'm saying is that you literally could be the next series is him

00:29:27.440 i mean if if he can't not go on the protest right he can't not support he should be front and center

00:29:34.200 on a stage leading the protest uh so yeah no that that would be excellent clarkson's come

00:29:39.180 around on a lot of things recently he spoke up about the southport stabbings he's spoken up about

00:29:44.080 how he was mistaken and kind of in a little cosmopolitan bubble at brexit he says now that

00:29:49.160 he completely understands why people voted for brexit yeah no he's come around on many things he's

00:29:54.460 just a regular englishman that's the thing you know and so he's like arriving at the normal english

00:29:59.440 perspectives but anyway so let's move on so i want to talk about why donald trump's uh

00:30:05.960 cosplays as a mcdonald's worker and a garbage man uh work so well they really resonate because people

00:30:14.040 don't seem to understand that like i see a lot of left-wingers on twitter being like oh well it's

00:30:18.420 just a stunt bro it's just a stunt it's like oh i know thanks for pointing that out all right really

00:30:23.700 donald trump is not actually working with donald's shocking thank you for the news i will change my vote

00:30:28.460 before then i thought that this was just a really bad turn of look for it strange career choice but

00:30:33.380 who am i to judge right and kamala harris has never read from a teleprompter yeah yeah but uh so i thought

00:30:40.020 we'd i thought we'd talk about this because a recent um chain of unforced errors has occurred

00:30:46.980 for this to come up again so donald trump can point out that he is in fact a friend of the working man

00:30:54.080 and that's a huge part of his appeal so the other day donald trump was uh doing a rally uh

00:31:01.260 what was he actually doing here i actually know what he was doing i can't remember what it was where

00:31:06.480 bloody was he it was just a rally right it was a really big rally for some reason i can't remember

00:31:12.300 why this rally was bigger than other rallies but anyway so he had a comedian called tony hinchcliffe

00:31:17.220 on the stage now uh this comedian is well known for his roasts he does a show called kill tony i

00:31:23.660 keep seeing shorts show up of it on uh on youtube where he's had a guy who does really great donald

00:31:28.160 trump impression yep very funny yep and so trump obviously thought right he's a funny guy i'll get

00:31:32.800 him on and he was uh doing a bit of a comedy skit to the rally and uh he said he he made a joke

00:31:39.380 right now i realize that this is going to sound unusual to any progressives who have stumbled onto

00:31:43.700 this video and are like a comedian making a joke at a political rally this is unheard of well maybe

00:31:49.600 but this is a there's a first for everything uh and he said there's a lot going on i don't know if

00:31:53.840 you know there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now

00:31:57.220 i think it's called puerto rico ha ha ha it's a funny joke yeah he delivered it a bit better than

00:32:03.500 you yeah i know but like it's it's it's a joke okay it's now what um and the funny thing about

00:32:10.740 this is actually puerto rico does have a massive problem with rubbish a massive problem uh apparently

00:32:16.700 it's been its trash problem has been growing for decades it's got a population of 3.2 million but

00:32:22.100 the island generates about 3.7 million tons of waste yearly so each person is producing more than a ton

00:32:27.580 of waste so so the so they're outnumbered yeah quite significantly by general we need to have waste

00:32:34.800 per capita statistics well yeah but i mean and the thing is there's no recycling infrastructure the

00:32:40.400 the island's landfills are full to overflowing it's it's a it's actually a real problem on puerto

00:32:45.840 rico which i assume is what um the uh comedian was talking about but um this caused a backlash

00:32:53.860 right people were like oh my god donald trump has called puerto rico garbage now he didn't it was

00:33:01.540 someone at his campaign event which you could say okay maybe he endorses it okay maybe because he was

00:33:05.840 there of course trump said no i don't agree with that blah blah blah but this who cares it was a funny joke

00:33:10.280 exactly it's a funny joke it doesn't matter but kamala harris's campaign has been tanking and

00:33:15.100 everyone knows it's been tanking and suddenly they're like god yes i'm grabbing this straw

00:33:19.080 and by god am i going to leverage it this goes on the camel's back with the rest of them right

00:33:23.560 i mean they did the worst strategy yeah i know they've got they're terrible and trump just keeps

00:33:27.920 uh racking up wins so this this for them is great they were like brilliant trump has he's he's we've got

00:33:33.420 him now he's finally screwed up now we've got trump and so biden uh who's still the president by the

00:33:39.940 way for anyone who wasn't aware um you'd forget wouldn't you you absolutely wouldn't remind you

00:33:44.900 every so often yeah uh it was going quite well the attacks on the trump campaign because i mean like

00:33:49.480 what are they gonna say like well you know it's just a joke bro um but biden decided to uh really

00:33:55.400 step his foot in it and say that yeah you know what they're good decent and honorable people

00:34:00.080 referring to the puerto ricans the only garbage i see it out there is his supporters oh so we are

00:34:08.320 allowed to call people garbage it's just you're in favor of the puerto ricans and not in favor of the

00:34:13.220 trump supporters right uh and essentially he frames it as if he thinks that trump said it so and i saw

00:34:20.000 many many videos of people being like trump called puerto rican garbage no he didn't but don't worry

00:34:24.340 it doesn't matter right but this then puts the entire harris campaign on the back foot

00:34:28.760 because she has to come out and essentially denounce president biden again i emphasize that he is

00:34:34.940 still the president uh for basically getting in the way puts her very much on the back foot she

00:34:40.580 quote strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for sensible no she didn't

00:34:46.100 no no that was her quote i mean not really though no obviously not obviously not but they they've

00:34:50.980 obviously learned from hillary clinton's basket of deplorables that you can't just call all trump

00:34:55.140 supporters garbage and expect that then they're going to come over to the democrats that doesn't

00:34:59.080 work shaming the electorate is actually not a good strategy she's been going with the negging

00:35:02.840 strategy yeah it didn't fail the joy the joy of shaming yeah we're a campaign of joy but the but

00:35:10.380 this is great because suddenly the the trump campaign they thought they had a real good hard line of

00:35:14.980 attack on him base biden comes out and says something really stupid and suddenly i miss him i miss

00:35:21.160 biden so much i know i wish he'd come forward a bit more um and then suddenly the the kamala

00:35:25.640 campaign sort of the energy's collapsing suddenly they're on the back foot oh no no no no no we're

00:35:28.880 not attacking the american people honestly and it's like yeah you are and biden has to like come out

00:35:32.420 and clarify but oh no i i didn't i didn't mean that i didn't mean the exact words i said i meant

00:35:37.940 something else i swear that's literally what their excuse was right so the white house published a

00:35:46.680 transcript of what he was supposed to have said which included a an apostrophe when it says

00:35:52.440 supporters support apostrophe s so the people the support being the person on the stage is a supporter

00:36:00.480 of trump so there's a very fine section what you had to do as he was speaking it you had to visualize

00:36:06.220 the apostrophes mind as you went through it's a very subtle apostrophe there that biden just missed

00:36:12.100 and trust us bro that's what he meant he wasn't demonizing trump supporters does he say they're

00:36:17.420 the only one who are environmentally conscious they're the only ones who are throwing garbage

00:36:22.000 uh no he doesn't say that um but uh he he meant that it was trump himself and uh the people on the

00:36:28.920 stage were garbage which is not a very persuasive walk and then biden also said by the by the looks of

00:36:35.280 what you got here i uh referred to the hateful rhetoric about puerto puerto rico as garbage yeah

00:36:42.160 no you didn't no you didn't you didn't say any people garbage he was angry he came out and was

00:36:46.680 like trump supports garbage i hate them hate them all hopefully they get chucked into the sea or so

00:36:50.740 you expect me to believe that joe biden can still read a transcript or a teleprompter oh i think this

00:36:56.020 has just been written after the fact i think i think that biden was just kind of speaking without

00:37:00.440 that but anyway either way this attack on trump didn't work because of course they screwed it up

00:37:06.440 and trump uh decided to sort of push the advantage by turning up in a garbage truck a rubbish truck

00:37:13.720 as a person might say there's so many great photos from this camp it is as you can see it's china

00:37:20.400 trump uh gets up in there and he's just like yeah kamala sucks democrats have done a very poor job

00:37:25.560 we're leading in every in every state uh we're leading big and i think that the comment made by

00:37:31.900 really both of them because there's really two of them uh about being garbage maybe 250 million people

00:37:38.100 uh they shouldn't be talking that's like deplorable for hillary this is the deplorable for hillary

00:37:43.460 and uh i think this is worse actually for joe biden to make that statement it's really a disgrace

00:37:49.820 yep i mean you shouldn't have done it it was really stupid and so this was you know nice as

00:37:59.200 normal and of course he uh was up on stage at his rally explaining wearing wearing the high-vis jacket

00:38:07.820 right now that would never happen for the democrats they would never wear a garbage man's high-vis jacket

00:38:15.920 a campaign rally like this like it's actually it's actually kind of incredible like i hope future

00:38:21.140 historians like in a thousand years time dig up the ruins of our civilization and find like an ssd card

00:38:26.820 or something and this video is the thing that's on it and they're just like hell is happening you know

00:38:31.640 what is going on it's it's one of those just snapshots from out this current time period that

00:38:37.600 if you took out of context no one would be able to understand it i mean trump's you know making a joke

00:38:42.620 about it he's like well you know i wasn't going to wear it but they said it would look thinner so i

00:38:45.840 wore it you know it's just just you know downplayed very funny right and the left was going crazy

00:38:52.260 about this as you can imagine they were like my god it was just a stunt donald trump is not actually

00:38:58.880 a garbage man oh really

00:39:00.700 donald trump's not a mcdonald's manager he's not a garbage man even a friend what else are you stupid

00:39:09.800 maggot chud's gonna fall for next time that's literally it's literally and this article is just

00:39:15.560 summarizing a lot of twitter chatter about this subject it's really funny um but then you had uh

00:39:20.840 you know people like brett favreau who's a former quarterback for the green bay packers nfl team

00:39:25.680 who says look i can assure you we're not garbage how dare you say that looking out i see police officers

00:39:30.680 teachers nurses grandparents students i see everyday americans who make this country great and what is

00:39:35.000 trump signaling when he wears this he is signaling that he respects everyday americans right this is

00:39:41.500 why the democrats could never do this and again leftist media which i'm gonna get rid of this

00:39:47.020 because obviously i'm not subscribing to new republic idiot trump hits back at biden's garbage quote with

00:39:53.540 dumbest stunt you guys seem desperate you guys seem angry and it seems like you know you're losing

00:40:01.200 i mean this what i'm not gonna go into i've seen i've seen this woman's articles before and they

00:40:07.940 all come across like they're just seething resentment and anger it's it's it's not even the the mask over

00:40:14.700 the crying face it's just the crying face um but uh but yeah anyway so like she's going on whining about

00:40:21.360 this and vivek ramaswamy did something similar and she's whining about that too and it's just like

00:40:25.020 okay but don't you understand why people like this don't you understand why they did this i mean

00:40:29.560 she just calls it why it's they thought it was a clever stunt but it was stupid and it's like okay

00:40:33.660 but why why was it stupid playground insults yeah you know no that's that's literally where they've

00:40:39.260 arrived at and there were lots of people who are making great points like uh i don't know who eric

00:40:42.720 here is but i i enjoyed his take he says it doesn't matter these are staged what matters is that no

00:40:47.580 democrat politician of this generation would look even remotely plausible wearing a safety vest and

00:40:52.460 driving a truck and everyone knows it and trump's invitation to his audience to be in on the joke as he

00:40:56.840 smirks about it confirms to everyone that everyone knows this is the case and that's completely true

00:41:02.020 i mean like i have this was actually a great article where they had to kind of admit that trump had

00:41:06.460 actually done quite a good job as a mcdonald's chef but look i i saw the clips he was actually

00:41:10.300 it was remarkable that the uh guy showing him how to use the fry cooker seemed to have no uh nervousness

00:41:17.000 about him at all he was just like oh just another day at the just teaching donald trump how to make

00:41:20.560 fries yeah and he's doing a pretty good job of that trump was so thrilled that nobody ever touches

00:41:24.620 the fries before you get them as well oh he's a famous germaphobe isn't well yeah um so yeah

00:41:30.100 anyway like it's it's this sort of thing so what what is trump showing us with this well i i pointed

00:41:35.660 out on twitter look what what he's showing right he's not afraid of symbolically shedding his own status

00:41:41.000 and becoming symbolically or temporarily one of the common people because he views them intrinsically as

00:41:46.620 honorable decent and worthy this is the opposite to how he views the liberal elite he views the liberal

00:41:52.540 elite as being perverse corrupt and cruel he doesn't like them they've been horrible to him whereas

00:41:58.580 regular people have been wonderful to him so he's happy to take on their trappings and say no look i'm

00:42:03.020 happy to be seen as one of you i'm happy to dress in what the democrats would condescend as a low status

00:42:09.180 piece of garb i'm happy to be pictured in the mcdonald's in in the bloody thing with the um in the apron

00:42:16.540 apron yeah that's it like i don't wear aprons um in the apron handing out fries i'm happy for this

00:42:21.600 this they would balk at this they'd be like oh god that is so peasant that's so low status but what

00:42:28.420 donald trump is saying is that the work itself is not intrinsically dishonorable right he is saying that

00:42:34.960 what they do is perfectly noble and decent and it's good that they do it and this this is the thing that is

00:42:41.240 being telegraphed to the average voter this is why it seems wholesome when trump is doing this this is

00:42:47.280 why it matters this is why when trump is in the garbage truck it's nice it's nice to see someone

00:42:54.260 who doesn't actively hate the working people of the country who make everything run but also he has

00:43:00.500 done a sort of ziu zitsu move because he has essentially said that i'm not the democrats and i'm

00:43:07.320 more joyous than you and you're saying you have a campaign of joy and you're full of resentment and

00:43:12.140 i'm having the time of my life and everyone else is having the time of their lives with me yeah i mean

00:43:17.780 he's on stage joking around about wearing the high-vis jacket and the democrats are just like no you're

00:43:22.800 all garbage we hate you it's like okay well and again you couldn't get better optics who's against

00:43:28.140 the liberal elite oh it's it's definitely only donald trump and his supporters you know it's definitely

00:43:32.740 not the democrats they are the liberal elite they would never dress like this they hate you

00:43:36.600 and ultimately it's why rory's trump 24 shirt works so well the uh the art of the grill i have

00:43:42.320 my one that i'll be wearing on election night um so go and get yours it's only going to be there until

00:43:47.700 the election night and this it just again it just fits so perfectly he's not a pretentious man he has

00:43:55.140 he is actually in a lot in a lot of ways you know not financially but in his character he is just a

00:44:01.100 regular american and that's what this shows also i just love that design i i love it too i again like

00:44:09.000 rory it wasn't his idea it was michael's idea i think but like rory was in the in the office the

00:44:14.580 other day he's like because we were talking about it's like yeah no because it really fits and rory

00:44:18.520 was just like yeah i don't know how it came to him michael just chaps on the back i came up with

00:44:22.160 rory like oh i just hit the ley line of the zeitgeist yep um came to me in a dream

00:44:30.340 mason says halfway through the jd vance on rogan yeah i watched that last night as well

00:44:37.920 um i know that maybe i want trump to win as a potential follow-up jd vance or de santa's

00:44:43.100 2028 ticket they put an end to the current global paradigm once and for all maybe maybe how was vance

00:44:49.660 on rogan i've not watched it it was great he was very relaxed rogan was having a good time it was a

00:44:55.560 very easy and free-flowing conversation and vance is a great talker he's just oh yeah on every point

00:44:59.680 very switched on he's brilliant um so yeah no he hammered it i thought um but right um matt says uh

00:45:07.420 if trump wins he should have a meeting with jeremy clarkson on his farm uh on his first trip to britain

00:45:12.880 as president that would be really really funny um but anyway right let's uh let's move on to the irish

00:45:18.000 government may i have a mouse thank you very much right so we have good news and bad news from ireland

00:45:27.500 regarding hate speech legislation and i think that this shows very well even to people who are not

00:45:35.120 particularly informed and are beginning to be informed about current affairs what is actually

00:45:40.500 going on in the western world i think it's a really good case study right so good news is that

00:45:46.580 the hate speech legislation that passed doesn't contain some of the most problematic features

00:45:53.400 of the hate speech bill that people are reacting against and the part of the good news is that the

00:46:01.200 act the backlash actually worked the pressure of people against irish politicians also from platforms

00:46:08.960 like twitter and other politicians also the pressure from politicians too the irish government

00:46:15.040 actually worked so that's good news the bad news in a nutshell is that they are not stopping they

00:46:22.160 will double down and they will have they will attack the freedom of the irish people and they have

00:46:29.860 already done so in ways that aren't particularly visible so it's important to mention the good news

00:46:37.300 but also mention the bad news and why people should remain vigilant right so we're talking about the

00:46:43.040 the infamous criminal justice bill 2022 which is a sort of amendment to existing criminal damage bills

00:46:51.740 so there are several bills in ireland and this bill is adding to them essentially it adds provisions

00:46:59.540 that have to do with hatred when it is an aggravated factor of particular crimes and if we scroll down

00:47:06.860 here we will see that the very problematic bill has passed from the doyle in april 2023 but it hasn't

00:47:17.240 been passed by both houses last week on the 23rd of october 2024 a very amended an amendment version was passed

00:47:28.400 and i will show you what it lacked so this is the original bill and if we scroll down we will see that it has

00:47:37.380 a part two called prohibition of incitement to violent or hatred which had incredibly weird and bad

00:47:46.580 and tyrannical you could say clauses for instance the mere possession of content that was that could be seen

00:47:55.300 as hateful and of course that's subjective could be a criminal offense memes on my phone exactly yeah

00:48:01.460 the memes on your phone yeah right so this has been shelved for the time being and if you see the new

00:48:09.900 version it has 24 pages it doesn't have 40 so they have slashed a lot from it but there is something

00:48:17.320 so part two from the previous one doesn't exist but if we go here on interpretation we will see

00:48:23.720 something that i think is essentially what it all boils down to now there's something that there's a

00:48:32.060 funny aspect to it because it's ridiculous and you could say it's stupid but also stupidity is

00:48:38.120 sometimes incredibly dangerous so if someone defined you hatred as hatred against a person or a group of

00:48:46.880 persons in the state does this is this a good definition well i mean it can't use itself in

00:48:54.500 its own definition but we you could say you know ill will or negative feelings towards a personal group

00:49:02.360 persons but really am i not allowed i'm not even in control of my own feelings now exactly so we are not

00:49:08.180 told what hatred is we are told who are the targets of hatred and there are people with protected

00:49:14.520 characteristics and they're talking about gender sex religion and if you go on gender they'll say

00:49:20.640 it's the traditional two genders but also how people identify but apart from this it reminds me of

00:49:26.620 someone here someone people know so candy is giving a definition of racism let's play this video just to

00:49:33.940 bear in mind who creates legislation and of the intellectual caliber is really understanding the way racism

00:49:42.260 operates and so i actually define racism as a powerful collection of racist policies that lead to racial

00:49:53.680 inequity and are substantiated by racist ideas yeah these are not good definitions just any anyone

00:50:01.460 anyone who knows anything about this will tell you that of course it can't contain itself because then

00:50:08.380 it's a never-ending semantic loop i mean you did a series on the website that you should check out

00:50:13.780 on critical race theory and the ideas that were uh leading up to people like ibram x kendi to be able

00:50:19.540 to go up on stages like that and spew absolute nonsense so this is absolute nonsense he doesn't know

00:50:26.400 what he's on about and tell me does this definition of hatred bear any similarity to what kendi just said

00:50:34.960 it's obviously exactly the same and it's the same exactly trying to define woman and stuff like that

00:50:38.960 they've got no solid definition yes so we will go back to this because this is essentially a bomb

00:50:43.820 in legislation and we will unpack this very carefully and clearly so people understand what

00:50:49.520 is going on so we have here the the doyle pastor hate crime legislation and it's 60 percent that voted

00:50:57.480 for it 40 percent that voted against it now speaking of voting we have u.s elections coming

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00:51:54.300 make sure you vote because i really don't have to have a young turk style meltdown on the stream live

00:51:59.020 so just just whenever you put it like that there's a really mischievous part of me it says i i need the

00:52:04.620 sped up footage of you right back to the topic i don't want it we have to win guys okay you have to go

00:52:14.460 vote or carl will become a soy jack right so back to our topic as they say here in the irish times new

00:52:24.300 laws stalled in upper house after criticism by backbenchers senators free speech group and also

00:52:30.300 elon musk so it worked it actually had good effects but the problem is that this is a battle against good

00:52:38.300 and evil that is ever-ending yeah they're perennially going to want this exactly stop trying to get this

00:52:43.660 through i mean there's a reason it looks just like the british one as well the british hate speech

00:52:47.820 laws well there's the equality act of 2010 which codified a lot of the protected characteristics

00:52:53.820 but again like that like this that was a um uh bringing together of a lot of other previous laws

00:53:02.060 yes okay so bad news now we we need to talk a bit about the the bad news is that mckenty

00:53:08.780 still wants to pass this and uh she won't stop that's number one and also the other bit is that

00:53:15.900 hatred is something that is incredibly subjective so once you introduce it into legislation you give

00:53:23.180 an argument to the government to prosecute you if they don't have any argument against you well that's

00:53:28.460 the entire point of this kind of legislation it's been pointed out numerous times hundreds of times

00:53:33.660 thousands of times that the equality act the protected characteristics should reasonably if

00:53:39.500 taken straight from the legislation as written also protect the rights and feelings of white straight

00:53:47.020 british men it doesn't it doesn't because it's all about who is administering and applying those laws

00:53:52.780 and their interpretations so these kinds of bills are just there as an open blank check

00:53:58.140 an open invitation for administrators and bureaucrats to punish you exactly so we have here helen mcinty

00:54:04.860 she says that essentially the definition of hatred is correct she doubles down even on that definition

00:54:11.260 and she says that she will not stop fighting because she thinks that legislation has to renew itself and

00:54:17.580 they have to put in those words now the the question here is what are they trying to achieve

00:54:22.940 now to the naive the destruction of what they're trying to achieve is just having a sort of

00:54:30.780 society where people just uh respect each other emotions more that's in the mind of naive people

00:54:38.620 what the government is on about but it's good if we peel through the onion of deception

00:54:45.260 and start talking a bit about what is going what is going there so what i want to what

00:54:51.100 it's a good good metaphor i don't see the problem there's an ancient esoteric power yes it is yeah

00:55:00.220 i mean onions have many layers yeah yeah they're deceit is that going to be in shrek five yeah yeah so

00:55:06.860 but basically what they want to do is they're a government and they're representatives of the state

00:55:11.980 they want to increase their power yes right they want to increase their power and they want to do so

00:55:18.140 in ways that seem legitimate so by introducing subjective elements into legislation and appealing

00:55:25.660 to these laws they can actually act act entirely arbitrarily against the spirit of the laws against

00:55:32.780 the spirit of the rule of law in the name of legitimacy because sadly most people have the belief

00:55:38.060 that if something is a law then it's correct and if the law says something that people says something

00:55:45.020 about what people should do then people should do it sadly we see that people are very much conforming

00:55:50.620 with lots of laws that are obviously tyrannical and it's scary to think about it yeah right so the the

00:55:57.180 thing about this though if you this kind of law is essentially against the concept of judgment how dare

00:56:03.820 you make a judgment all of these different things because i mean if you like look at look at the categories

00:56:09.980 right you've got oh well you can't do it based on race okay so what you're saying is like the you

00:56:15.020 know 90 or whatever irish people aren't allowed to have judgments against the new people who have

00:56:20.940 arrived the the minority exactly so these things are morally equivalent there's no difference between

00:56:25.180 them again the sex is oh you're not allowed to have a judgment against someone who uses weirdo

00:56:28.540 wacko pronouns all right so 99 of people aren't allowed to have an opinion about the one percent well

00:56:32.700 how are you supposed to be able to trust your judgment if it's not been outsourced to an expert

00:56:37.340 institution well no the the problem is your judgment might not be the same as theirs and

00:56:40.620 therefore that's wrong and that has to be stopped it's hatred you're not allowed thankfully the

00:56:44.220 experts have judged that you're a racist yeah so seeing as it's come from experts we can trust it

00:56:49.420 yes that's exactly it because the government wants to appear as if they're immune to the abuse of power

00:56:54.380 yes also they want to present themselves as infallible judges of disinformation and just take a

00:57:00.540 look at the school books that are being taught it's just it's just they are genuinely stigmatizing

00:57:07.180 the concept of people exercising their own judgment because there may well be something wrong that

00:57:12.940 happens at the end of it but it doesn't have to be it's not necessary it's punishing their enemies and

00:57:17.980 rewarding their supporters and what they're trying to do is erase the concept of you having the ability

00:57:23.180 to judge other people as being different exactly so you could never end up discriminating exactly and

00:57:28.940 that's how we see that the modern state is the anti-racist state yeah and we see this in in the uk

00:57:35.820 in in uh in england in wales and scotland in ireland we we see it everywhere and anti-racism now

00:57:41.660 is i think the new form of totalitarianism is just as simple as that it's just mind reading we say you're

00:57:46.860 a racist and if if we say you're a racist automatically this gives a reason to the state to do anything they

00:57:52.140 want against you now but i think we need to to analyze a bit about beneath another layer another

00:57:59.260 layer of the onion of deception i think i think we should how they are punishing their enemies because

00:58:05.820 this is exactly what they're doing to the irish people they are what they're doing is essentially

00:58:12.700 they're habituating them into not having an opinion they're habituating them into not criticizing

00:58:17.740 the government because automatically speaking the government can appeal to the to the hate speech

00:58:22.860 law and they say any criticism of of my points is hatred and um the modern state the modern state

00:58:29.660 is an anti-hatred state therefore we're going to crush you and the only reason they would need this

00:58:34.060 is if they were planning on changing ireland substantially right if ireland wasn't going to

00:58:38.700 change for the next 50 years roughly compared to the previous 50 years well why would any of this

00:58:42.700 be necessary no they are they know in advance they're going to pile in as many foreigners

00:58:47.420 as possible they're going to expand the number of genders there are blah blah blah we're going

00:58:50.620 to set up loads of mosques you know things are going to radically change in ireland and what this

00:58:54.220 is is to make sure that you don't criticize it you don't speak out of line and you don't act or

00:58:59.420 organize against it that's what this is about exactly and they are against what they are calling

00:59:05.740 racism and against what they're calling the far right but infamous video here helen mcanty cannot

00:59:11.020 defy far right cannot define far right to find hatred she can't find racism so let my woman

00:59:16.860 legislation is created by people who cannot define what they're they mean and people may be tempted

00:59:23.420 to say that they're stupid yeah i think it's deliberate because when you have so subjective

00:59:28.300 legislation they can they can hide arbitrary abuse of power under the cloak of legitimacy it's not

00:59:35.820 stupid it's incredible and also they're making the irish pay for the the supporters of them i wouldn't

00:59:42.540 necessarily say it's clever i do agree that it's brilliant it's evil well it's incredibly transparent

00:59:47.660 and obvious yeah but it's but it's insane it's not clever it's just an overt an overtly tyrannical

00:59:57.580 use of power yeah but we're they're there yeah they've totally out outmaneuvered us well no no i i

01:00:03.420 know that that's where where they are i do also think there is a massive element of stupidity to it

01:00:08.620 in assuming that they will be able to maintain their power and quality of life when the irish

01:00:14.460 have been replaced by these new irishmen because i think that uh one of the greatest ideological

01:00:20.860 follies of our age is the blank slate which all of these moves do seem to be operating off of that

01:00:27.900 you do have an interchangeable diaspora of people across the world the global citizens who can be

01:00:33.260 interchanged with one another without any consequences that's stupid yes to me but also

01:00:39.340 it's knowingly evil it you're right the the original premise is stupid and evil but also

01:00:46.060 the the fact that they're like okay but we're just going to define the law in what is essentially an

01:00:50.940 undefined manner so we can make it anything we want well then and the fact that they can get away

01:00:55.260 with it that is clever well you know that's they've got one over on everyone i mean it's the same in britain

01:01:00.620 so i mean it's it's not clever i i equate it if i was to do an analogy you're the family stuck in

01:01:07.020 the corner while a retard an actual mentally retarded person is waving a gun about firing it wildly yeah

01:01:14.300 you can't do anything about it but it's not because the retard has outmaneuvered you in any

01:01:19.660 way they've got the gun it's just because they managed to somehow pick up a gun how did they get

01:01:23.180 a gun i haven't got a gun no they've definitely outmaneuvered me here i mean i don't i mean the

01:01:27.740 the risade may have outmaneuvered he's outmaneuvered all of us it's it's a simple it's simple but i

01:01:32.620 don't think it's idiotic anyway and we will we're opening way too many way too many yeah

01:01:39.580 but now we have layers of the onion no we have to peel another another layer of the onion of deception

01:01:46.060 and talk about how they're rewarding friends and talk about the what they tried to do this march 2024

01:01:54.780 with the two referendums now a lot of a lot of people examined these two referendums in isolation

01:02:01.340 and we did uh segments and i said that we need to see what both both of them together what the irish

01:02:07.740 government tried to do by passing both of them so essentially what they tried to do is the following

01:02:13.180 the irish constitution has the definite a traditional definition of the family

01:02:19.340 and also has the provision that there can be economic help to mothers okay so that mothers

01:02:29.340 don't get forced to work if they don't if they they face economic adversity so what they tried to do

01:02:37.180 with these two referendums is the following referendum number one was the family referendum

01:02:42.300 they wanted to change the definition of the family yet again again deceive people about what the family

01:02:49.900 is and say that family is the traditional family plus anything any social show formation that can be

01:02:58.140 seen as a durable relationship which obviously it's entirely arbitrary and the second referendum was

01:03:04.540 about the care amendment and they wanted to say it's not just mothers who are going to receive economic

01:03:10.540 help but any member of a family which means any member of any durable relationship so what they do

01:03:16.620 they what they did and what they did and the irish voted very correctly and the first one the first

01:03:23.900 referendum was rejected uh i think it was a double score two-third was again were against it so around 67

01:03:33.420 percent and more than that i mean that and the other the care bill it was more more like a triple score

01:03:40.140 it was close to 75 rejected it only 25 uh said yes and that's good that they rejected it but it

01:03:49.340 astounds me that these are even put up to vote in the first place it's like it's like trying to

01:03:53.500 legislate it's like trying to legislate gravity no what they tried to do is really simple is

01:03:59.260 they wanted to give they want they wanted to open they wanted to cover discussion they wanted to be

01:04:04.780 able they wanted to be able to give money to anyone they wanted by just saying that you're a member of a

01:04:11.260 durable relationship it's but you're supported and they're making it seem legitimate so all of this

01:04:20.060 introducing subjective elements to legislation it's all a matter of covering arbitrary authority

01:04:27.500 with the with the appearance of legitimacy and they want to do it because they want to increase their

01:04:33.980 power so it's it's good news that a lot of the problematic things didn't pass but also people

01:04:41.580 should remain vigilant and and reject this as well yep um binary surf says late to the podcast who put

01:04:48.700 a gun to harry's head in a suit a good choice of one too um oh thank you very much uh no he didn't

01:04:54.380 actually put a gun to my head it was a metaphor i wanted i i wanted to dress nicely as of recently yeah

01:05:01.340 it's good i think to do so right okay let's go to the video comments

01:05:05.180 uh no video comments video comments friday easy uh claire says lovely to see you guys wearing your

01:05:12.540 poppies yeah i got a nice one there as well thank you uh i heard this year's donations being given

01:05:16.620 stonewall what uh connor has been talking about this i don't know if that's true but connor tends to

01:05:23.500 be correct yeah there there is a pride poppy design so i know that that's true but it wouldn't

01:05:29.500 surprise me if they're giving stonewall just i i'm after the scandals i'm shocked that they're

01:05:36.300 still around but at the same time not shocked because they're kind of like uh disgusting irradiated

01:05:41.420 cockroaches they survive they survive forever and only get worse yep that's how i'd describe

01:05:47.740 stonewall too um but yeah they're trying to subvert remembrance day which is the one day that the

01:05:53.100 veterans have but yeah you're right just seeing the chat talking about the onion of deception

01:05:59.500 they're still going on it's a good metaphor i'll start using it yeah well you did start using it

01:06:05.980 uh sheev palpatine says future episodes need to trigger warning if james o'brien clips going to be

01:06:10.300 featured no i agree with that no it's a jump scare it's the james o'brien jump scare halloween may

01:06:16.460 have been yesterday but we're still in the spooky season uh but i i do i do agree it's not fair to

01:06:22.460 inflict people on him on people with uh by surprise too bad i do what i want like make me do another

01:06:27.820 bloody james o'brien book club i'm not making you i'll do it by myself if i have to but you can't

01:06:34.940 resist put on the bloody bookshelf so every time you leave the room you gotta look at james o'brien's

01:06:39.420 face i hate it again he complains about it but there's nothing stopping him from taking james o'brien

01:06:44.460 down we like having james o'brien's judgment he's there whispering in us say you could be a little bit

01:06:51.420 more offensive with that one car that's a good point are you sure that tweet goes far enough

01:06:56.780 that's what james is asking i hope not hate gonna put this in the state of hate report i don't think

01:07:01.420 they will um conqueror thunder says unrelated but it's nice to see all the boys don poppies this time

01:07:07.500 of year well of course yeah uh matthew says uh what about jeremy clarkson prime minister for reform

01:07:13.020 he runs on anti-legal immigration pro-farmer low-tax yavia malay style civil service austerity

01:07:18.460 and a britain first platform again i have no doubt that jeremy clarkson assuming power

01:07:23.820 would be much more effective and pro-british and patriotic than anybody else that we have right now

01:07:29.500 imagine if he then puts james and richard into into the heads of departments that would be amazing

01:07:37.900 jeremy clarkson doesn't operate with an obvious and open animus against the country so he loves

01:07:43.180 the country i know he loves the people in it so it would be way better to have just anyone honestly

01:07:47.980 anyone in fact jeremy clarkson you were talking about trump during clarkson's farm when you see

01:07:53.500 him introducing himself to the locals or at least introducing the audience to the locals and the way

01:07:58.220 he interacts with everybody who lives around him it's kind of like trump going to mcdonald's like

01:08:03.500 trump going on pretentious yeah yeah he he doesn't care he's a a good bloke yeah who gets along with

01:08:10.460 people because he's a good guy and comes up with crazy ideas and they're always funny to watch yes um

01:08:16.380 uh galicia galacter says honestly i was skeptical about clarkson's farm as a tv program but it was

01:08:21.820 actually fantastic wholesome and hilarious i'll always miss the og top gear and now the grand tour but

01:08:27.020 clarkson's farm is brilliant watching it also suddenly helping our message get across to the british

01:08:31.180 public yeah it's the most right-wing tv program easily in decades oh yeah and everyone watches

01:08:36.860 i don't know anyone who doesn't watch it that's the thing oh i love it yeah i still need to catch

01:08:40.860 up with the third series but one about halfway through incredible but um like you know also the

01:08:45.580 amount of friends amount of people the second series radicalized against their local councils i'm

01:08:51.020 right i was furious everybody was going oh these people are petty yes they're petty children for no

01:08:57.580 reason yes for literally no reason it's just because they don't like clarkson uh so yeah

01:09:02.380 it's it's superb stuff and this is why jeremy clarkson probably would win uh roman observer says

01:09:07.420 the fascinating read horrific thing about the inheritance tax is that it not only follows

01:09:11.580 the typical marxist points uh against productive people and against future generations but it also

01:09:16.620 aligns with a very liberal agenda of pushing people to consume as much as possible of what they earn

01:09:21.660 since they won't be able to save it and pass it on anyway yeah it's it's just so counterproductive

01:09:27.020 to any kind of good common sense that it just has to be the results of left-wing policy right it's

01:09:33.020 what it's all for well yeah the the modern world and this is another thing pushing to it just wants you

01:09:38.460 to have as low time preference as possible it needs to be now now now now now now is that is that why

01:09:44.140 jordan peterson started writing about satisfaction uh delaying in a way but this is also a point that

01:09:52.620 the austrians hit on a lot which is that what i said about the farmers the austrian economics is all

01:09:58.300 about savings mentality you save you save you save and when you find a good investment you put money

01:10:04.860 into it it's not just like spending money but on a broader philosophical um perspective is basically

01:10:11.500 saying don't be hedonistic i mean grant's got a great point have virtue right does that nurse

01:10:18.140 administrator own a home well her reward for her career is that home so she should be forced to sell

01:10:23.260 it and that's her reward see how stupid you sound james that's great yeah that's that's a really good

01:10:28.620 one actually and the thing is well like you know anyone who is employed by the state is not a productive

01:10:36.540 person so their job had better be necessary or else they're just sucking up resources that

01:10:41.340 are not needed and so if you've got six nurses when two would actually suffice that's four nurses

01:10:46.540 who are just essentially wasteful on the taxpayer well again i've in the past year or so i've been in

01:10:56.620 a and e and uh it really is you sit there and you see all of these people waiting to be seen and you see

01:11:04.300 half a dozen possibly a dozen staff members standing around on their phones doing nothing and you think

01:11:12.620 to yourself what are you being why are you here why are you here now it's utterly insufferable and

01:11:20.380 there's just no incentive to cut the waste i mean again jeremy clarkson i think would probably do

01:11:25.820 something about it uh come on then chris says i wouldn't be surprised if bill gates's sticky fingers

01:11:30.460 aren't puppeteering star starma's decisions for a land grab i mean i wouldn't be surprised but i

01:11:34.860 haven't seen any evidence it'll be bill gates it'll be black rock it'll be anybody who can afford it

01:11:41.180 to eat all of those assets up oh yeah was he really oh i didn't know about this yeah bill gates was

01:11:47.980 given a tour wasn't even like the first person that starman met or something

01:11:52.540 oh that says it all doesn't it yeah probably is bloody and uh passing says uh inheritance tax is

01:11:57.740 particularly disgusting because everything you earn invest over your lifetime is already taxed far

01:12:01.340 too high yep it means everything is taxed twice or three times over if you want to leave something

01:12:05.660 to your children yeah i know it really is and like i said i don't stand to inherit anything uh but i just

01:12:10.060 hate the concept of an inheritance tax it's just fundamentally unfair communists can't understand but

01:12:15.500 you can have principles outside of your own immediate self-interest yeah you don't have to personally benefit

01:12:20.300 to not agree with something again it's like the example yeah i can look at inheritance tax and say

01:12:25.340 well you're stealing people's money for no reason other than to benefit yourself that's immoral

01:12:30.220 and they turn around and they say well you have you got assets over i'm not stealing your money

01:12:35.340 though it's like yeah but you should be stealing anyone's bloody stealing it yet yeah exactly

01:12:41.020 are you gonna take this gold bars to the underworld oh yeah but it's just unbelievable like

01:12:45.740 myopic view of things it's just i hate it i mean brian said oh it's the politics of envy no the

01:12:51.420 communists are the politics of envy resentment ceiling jealousy and let's talk about billionaires

01:12:57.580 james right ed doesn't put it rather harshly but he did say that leftism is a is a collection of genetic

01:13:04.620 garbage i mean and i and i i i don't i don't endorse but i don't disavow i can't find a way of

01:13:13.740 inherently disagreeing that so i'll move on uh daniel says this will hit farms near cities the hardest

01:13:18.940 while the land value will be higher as it's desirable for putting house developments on

01:13:22.540 this is clearly a in place to drive out farmers from places like salisbury swindon etc any farm

01:13:27.100 near a large town or city that will have one generation left that's a great point as well

01:13:30.620 that i didn't even consider um the locality of it it's going to be about getting farmland into the

01:13:36.220 hands of property developers so we can just house bamalians all over the country just who will then

01:13:42.620 immediately starve yeah there's presumably no food well we'll just have to again we're totally

01:13:48.540 reliant on the global economy foreign countries so let's just hope that they desperately want to

01:13:53.660 give us food uh arizona desert rat says so instead of saving for retirement farmers have to save for

01:13:59.100 their children's inheritance tax yeah yeah that's literally it but farming isn't exactly a high margin

01:14:05.260 profession at this point so good luck with that um jerry randall says what is it with commies wanting

01:14:11.100 to starve people it's like they always screw over farmers no matter what country or continent commies

01:14:15.260 are doing commie things yeah well the thing is right people always forget this about communism because

01:14:20.300 the communists themselves talk in terms of classes they sound universal right they sound like they're

01:14:26.140 everywhere at all times and actually i'm talking about the whole swath of the country but if you

01:14:30.460 actually were to look top down at where communism happens well what's a proletariat well that's an

01:14:35.420 industrial working class in the urban centers so actually if you were to draw up a map of say russia

01:14:41.580 and then localize the proletariat you'd have like three cities right you'd have like two or three

01:14:46.220 cities like st petersburg moscow whatever tiny tiny red dots surrounded by a sea of peasant farmers

01:14:53.660 so most of the country they say oh the proletariat are going to rise up against the capitalists

01:14:57.660 whereas actually the proletariat a very tiny percentage of the actual population of the country

01:15:03.180 but the the actual farmers they're they're actually all over the place and they're the

01:15:07.420 vast bulk of things well this is the same mentality of those who complain in america about the electoral

01:15:12.460 college yeah uh because kind of in the opposite direction in america you get this mass conflagration

01:15:19.820 of disgusting dysgenic bug men who who gather together in the slums of the city can i just pause you

01:15:26.700 saying because i saw one aaron rupar on twitter the other day complaining that rfk was going to take

01:15:31.820 away his process a slop and it's like sorry you should be grateful but that's exactly the kind

01:15:38.220 of person you're talking about and then they tyrannize over yeah so so what they're saying is that these

01:15:43.500 bug men population centers need to be able to tyrannize the rest of the rural country which is all

01:15:49.100 communism has ever been still man carl's point there it's not a coincidence that lenin

01:15:54.860 had the minority party yeah and named it the majority party yes that's it no no that's exactly it

01:16:00.220 the mensheviks should never have sent it to the name it's insufferable but look the but the point

01:16:04.780 is communism has always been the tyranny of the industrial cities over the hinterlands and that's

01:16:10.460 all we're seeing now that's that's just a further expansion of that because often small holding

01:16:15.980 farmers do okay for themselves and are not totally dependent on the state um afraid bentos for every

01:16:22.620 haitian which is still a part of my manifesto um says are we sure the 90 iq labor government actually

01:16:28.700 understands the concept of an asset now that's actually a genuine question right this is we've

01:16:33.580 raised it before that dave david lammy may be generous at 90 well no david lammy's under average

01:16:39.740 90 oh yeah so david lammy's obviously on the 80 side um keir starmer's probably 95 you know he's

01:16:45.180 pushing it up almost um but that but that's no no but he's got an internal monologue but it doesn't get

01:16:50.300 up to much well he doesn't have an internal monologue oh yeah he doesn't read books he doesn't like

01:16:54.460 music and he doesn't dream oh yeah i forgot he doesn't he doesn't he doesn't he's not been

01:16:59.820 programmed to dream it doesn't happen it's he rotating the onion of deception in his mind no

01:17:04.540 i don't think he can rotate a deceptive onion in his mind um but the the frank man's for every

01:17:09.820 haitian says i can imagine them seeing the figures on a spreadsheet and assuming assuming it's liquid

01:17:14.540 cash you know i i i tweeted this out is that out of the realm of possibility i'm sad to say it's not

01:17:20.300 no well that's not out of the realm you see leftists say this sort of thing every time so

01:17:24.940 how do we allow billionaires shouldn't we just cap them at 999 million 900 and it's like no no no no

01:17:30.620 it's it's not scrooge mcduck in a vault of gold you retard right it's property ownership like it's

01:17:39.420 it's businesses a business has like loads of people who make money out of the business and the total value

01:17:43.900 of the business is their net a huge part of their net worth so every like there are loads of people who

01:17:49.260 invest in that elon doesn't own them like chattel is my point right like you don't understand money

01:17:57.100 is the is the answer to the leftist um anyway moving on uh george says uh who better to drain

01:18:03.980 the swamp than a garbage man uh the response of trump's campaign has been very impressive

01:18:08.940 he seems to have good people on his team yeah this time he really does doesn't he

01:18:12.220 uh some might say the best i'm sure some would um omar says ever since his usurpation biden has always

01:18:18.140 has gaffed in ways so specifically beneficial to the trump campaign it's hard to believe he's not

01:18:22.940 using his brief moments of lucidity for revenge torpedo joe is the mean magic made manifest yeah

01:18:29.420 now that that was another great point because that's why it describes an unforced error like

01:18:33.180 there was nothing requiring joe biden to come out and just call all trump supporters just garbage

01:18:38.140 and it was just nothing but a net benefit for trump see what what i like to think of this as is um

01:18:42.380 um obviously it's uh uh the the usual suspects but scary movie you've watched scary movie i mean

01:18:48.780 years one which one the first one where where it's the where it's doofy doofy turns out to have been

01:18:54.460 behind it and he's he's this a blubbering retard who limps everywhere and you get the usual suspects

01:19:00.860 reveal at the end where he's limping limping slowly the walk starts to straighten up yeah he pulls off the

01:19:07.980 mustache he's got hair slit back that's going to be after this election when trump wins joe biden puts

01:19:13.340 on his shades joe biden puts on the shades he puts on his maga hat into the sunset again he has put on

01:19:20.940 a maga hat so it's just like hmm there you go hmm yeah the brief moments of lucidity and lucidity indeed

01:19:28.780 uh rb says the interesting thing about the puerto rico joke is the crowd overwhelming received it

01:19:32.860 poorly booing and grinning oh yeah i should have put that out um joey says uh i saw a freaking fact

01:19:38.380 check that the garbage truck was not in fact donald trump's truck yeah i suck yeah it's he could

01:19:43.660 have afforded it yeah he probably could have afforded it like he didn't actually buy himself a car no

01:19:47.340 kidding thank you for the fact check snopes um lance here enjoy uh jeremy clarkson was punching piers

01:19:54.940 morgan and dunking on greens 15 years ago i forgot that jeremy clarkson punched piers morgan

01:19:58.940 definitely want him in charge now can you imagine piers morgan's bloody face

01:20:05.500 uh he really was based uh when youtube didn't even exist yet before his time

01:20:09.100 oh he was he was always getting into trouble for little comments and jokes that he would make on

01:20:14.060 top gear as well yeah do you remember when he made a joke about i think he made jokes about

01:20:17.740 mexican rapists and the bbc had to come out and apologize for it my wife doesn't like cards at

01:20:25.100 all but she loves watching top gear she loves watching jeremy clarkson so she was the one who made me sit

01:20:28.860 down and watch clarkson's farm and i like jeremy clarkson just fine but i was just like

01:20:32.940 do i want to watch a thing about farming and then literally two episodes in i'm like okay this is

01:20:37.020 brilliant you know so glad you made me do this darling uh hosep says there was someone on x who

01:20:41.660 was literally saying that trump was embarrassing himself by lowering himself to the level of

01:20:45.420 mcdonald's employee and there you go there we go that's exactly my point proven it's he is showing

01:20:50.460 that he doesn't care that it's low class and he thinks that there's an intrinsic honor and dignity

01:20:54.700 in it in and of itself which is great frankly uh derek says we know the definition of insanity

01:21:01.180 the funny thing is we can rely on democrats to practice that definition to a t despite them not

01:21:05.260 being able to find what a woman is and colin says i'm still waiting for the genuine explanation of why

01:21:09.820 there are such things as protected characteristics well you see we are dominated by an insane liberal

01:21:15.500 hegemony that is not allowed to does not allow us to recognize that people come from groups and

01:21:23.340 that's literally all of it summarized uh north fc zoomer says and now over to our island correspondent

01:21:32.140 arizona desert rat says only certain religions are protected i doubt anyone will be arrested for

01:21:36.300 saying death to christians yeah i mean the thing about the irish at the moment is they're kind of

01:21:40.300 speed running the british experience right so like for any irish viewers in the next few years

01:21:47.980 you'll find people arrested for praying inside their own heads near abortion clinics and things

01:21:51.980 like that it'll only go one way if a muslim were to do that they wouldn't get arrested it'll only be

01:21:57.820 the christians arrested because of course this is about writing historic injustices the irish well

01:22:03.500 known for their colonial empire and imposing themselves on the rest of the world um

01:22:07.420 it's just the perfidious irish i think is what it's described yeah that's genuinely how the french

01:22:14.860 call them yeah yeah how dare they yeah yeah i like the way we can just oh yeah look at the irish

01:22:20.860 kevin says uh yeah because that worked well for cromwell and ireland you're all serfs and have no

01:22:24.460 right to an opinion uh the sad thing is that uh just like when cromwell went to ireland and longshands

01:22:29.580 went to scotland there are so many people particularly in those in high stations who agree with all this

01:22:33.100 nonsense uh yes basically uh charlie says uh it is important to note that a general election has

01:22:39.420 been called for the 29th of november so either the bill gets through in this or the next government

01:22:44.460 my money is on a shin fein coalition government which will make for interesting times for us i

01:22:49.500 haven't actually been following um what's likely to happen politically i don't know why conor mcgregor

01:22:54.700 doesn't start like the irish freedom party in fact no that already exists join the irish freedom

01:22:59.820 party like conor mcgregor he's like keeps talking about being being president of ireland but it's

01:23:03.580 like but that doesn't do anything um michael says honorable mentions here yeah yeah michael says

01:23:10.860 please god let trump win uh well that's what i'm hoping for because i don't want to have to do a

01:23:15.580 sweaty chenck meltdown every time you hint it it makes me want it i know things even me saying it

01:23:24.220 makes me want it the video that we've been playing where you've been announcing the election stream

01:23:29.820 where you mention that and then it cuts in with chango i don't i don't i don't want it to happen but i

01:23:37.260 appreciate how funny it would be if it did happen like you know there's there's something like uh you

01:23:42.540 know the the sort of mirror image of it this there's something mimetic about it and i don't want that to

01:23:47.580 happen on the tragic value of the meltdown i appreciate the tragic value of the meltdown i appreciate that

01:23:53.740 that it would be symbolic and mystical but i don't want that i i want trump to win down i think

01:23:58.860 it'd be funny it would be funny that's the thing i can see objectively that this would be funny

01:24:05.820 uh joey says didn't clarkson's farm get higher ratings than the lord of the rings abomination

01:24:10.060 oh yeah way higher way higher and then obviously the rings of power cost way more to make cost a

01:24:16.700 billion dollars per series i think yeah uh there's no way they gave jeremy clarkson a billion dollars

01:24:22.620 um but again it's the thing is though what's really interesting about it like oh we're gonna

01:24:26.140 have multicultural hobbits whereas jeremy clarkson has real life hobbits right yeah living in a real

01:24:31.980 life shire doing hobbit things and that's still a hobbit things of resisting the government and

01:24:38.140 people tune in in their millions people love it this is crazy how like you there's something about

01:24:43.420 authenticity you can't fake these things ersatz um michael says uh the concept of planting a tree your

01:24:49.500 great-grandchildren will enjoy its shade is an alien concept your average leftist well i mean

01:24:54.300 obviously i think your average leftist would gag at the idea of having great-grandchildren yeah yeah

01:25:01.100 you shouldn't that's what they'd say yeah well i agree that they shouldn't yeah i agree they

01:25:06.460 shouldn't have great-grandchildren but i intend to have lots of great-grandchildren when when they tell

01:25:10.220 me these days oh i'm not planning on having kids i shrug my shoulders and say oh thank god

01:25:13.980 good thinking yeah thank you i don't think you'd be a good parent either

01:25:23.580 there's something about like congratulating someone for being a genetic dead end that's a

01:25:27.260 really bad burn oh yeah they've no idea how to respond to it they go wait wait you're agreeing

01:25:33.740 with me i'm not having kids going wrong thank you for your service you know

01:25:37.180 i don't know why i find that so funny it really is um uh clarkson as pm james may foreign secretary

01:25:48.220 obviously hammond for health minister and with all this medical experience matters uh didn't he get

01:25:53.820 in a car crash he's been in many cars he was in a really high speed one let's see how many but there

01:25:59.660 was one where he's gonna two major ones right he was going like 300 miles an hour or something

01:26:05.500 and the thing is this really annoyed me because he was like 37 he had like a bunch of kids and it's

01:26:09.100 like what are you doing going 300 miles an hour yeah just you know this is an unnecessary risk you

01:26:13.900 shouldn't be taking your here you go 2006 hammond was driving a jet-powered dragster at 319 miles

01:26:20.620 per hour when a tire burst that's unfortunate that's unfortunate causing him to lose control and

01:26:28.060 land upside down in a field he was left in a coma for two weeks and had a frontal lobe brain injury

01:26:34.460 thing is lucky to have survived just like with james and jeremy i really love richard hammond's um

01:26:42.860 the way he holds himself the way i like him he's done lots of documentaries where he's gone around

01:26:47.500 england and i saw a clip from one from a few years ago where he was going around the lake district

01:26:52.220 and he sat down in front of a pub which he said was one of his favorite pubs in the entire country

01:26:57.340 and he just described how rooted he felt to the land the sentiments that he had to the people

01:27:04.620 around him and how quintessentially english he felt and it was basically he basically gave a blood and

01:27:11.980 soil speech but in this in in the in the sentimental english manner not that he hated anybody else just

01:27:19.180 that he loved this country and his place in it and it's really nice to see that he still held those

01:27:25.660 patriotic feelings yeah no because he's been across like the entire world yeah yeah but the thing is

01:27:30.620 like this is another point that um you remember that steve bray the stop brexit man stop brexit

01:27:36.540 right there was one time we were like there was a debate happening outside of parliament with

01:27:41.020 the remainers and ukip and he it was being recorded and he was just like you know funny thing about all

01:27:46.380 these ukipers they've all got foreign wives and it's like yeah because when the more you learn about the

01:27:50.540 world the more you realize how different we are to the rest of it and so you want us to remain like

01:27:55.340 we are and not like them because there are these tangible differences you know the average liberal

01:27:59.980 democrat who's like you know in their middle class house and have never really been anywhere apart from

01:28:03.980 on package holidays or cruises or something you don't know well yeah that's what these people are like

01:28:08.700 i think the reason that they romanticize the idea of internationalism is because they have so little

01:28:14.300 experience of it so they want to feel like they're not as parochial as they are because because they've

01:28:20.700 got the middle class values they attach a um a sense of shame to it yeah but i'll tell you what

01:28:25.660 man the very first diverse machete gang that runs down their street they're going to be voting clerks

01:28:30.380 and nationalism that very day they're going to be getting their black shirts on yeah they absolutely

01:28:35.340 will because the thing is a lot of the lib dem voters they're not people who hate england they just

01:28:38.860 want to think of themselves as high class you know above the rabble so yeah but you don't want

01:28:43.020 the machetes do you um but anyway on that note we are we are out of time so join us in half an hour

01:28:48.780 for lads hour discussing how to start a cult my advice is uh start a youtube channel criticizing

01:28:54.540 woke ideas and feminism and uh we will see you in about 30 minutes

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - November 01, 2024

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1035

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