The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters for Friday the 13th, ooh spooky, but

00:00:15.340 Christmas, because it's December 2024. I am Josh and he is Santa Claus and he is Saint

00:00:23.020 Nicholas. Hello, Merry Christmas. Hello everyone. We're very blessed to have a very special

00:00:28.360 guest today. Stelios. Are you going to bring me presents? Stelios, you've not got your hat

00:00:32.920 on, you're getting cold this year. You've been a very naughty boy, Stelios. I didn't want

00:00:38.420 to leave my hat on. He wants to prove to everyone that he's brushed his hair this time, but after

00:00:42.840 that nasty comment saying that you hadn't brushed your hair. That wasn't the comment, it's more

00:00:47.880 like I was listening to your hat on as I was preparing my segment. Stelios. Comments are

00:00:55.640 temporary. Christmas is forever. Ho, ho, ho. And today we're talking about the crusade

00:01:02.620 against Santa deniers. Stelios is going to bless us talking about a ho, ho, ho. I'm right

00:01:08.080 here. I know, yeah, exactly. It's the thing, isn't it? What the hell? I know. And then Santa

00:01:14.620 Claus here is going to talk about an evil corporation. A shady mega corporation. Ho, ho, ho. When Santa's

00:01:23.580 not delivering presents, he has a lot of free time. He's been spending a lot of time

00:01:28.540 on the internet, Santa Claus has. But anyway, we have no announcements and I suppose I may

00:01:34.320 as well get into it. So, there is an epidemic of Santa denying and I for one will not have

00:01:41.600 it. So, recently, Santa Claus was branded a foreign agent in Russia, which I think is

00:01:48.760 disgusting. I think that this is Santa denying at a statewide level, which is just unacceptable.

00:01:54.720 Listen, all because I was trying to deliver attack ams over the border for Ukraine doesn't 0.82

00:01:59.540 mean I'm a foreign agent, alright? I want more presents. I know. Where have you been all this year?

00:02:05.040 I think Putin must have got some coal last year and he took it personally. Well, Russia does have

00:02:09.720 a lot of coal. I stick to the list, Putin. I'm sorry.

00:02:12.240 He's not on the list. A very Russian thing to say. But apparently, Vitaly Borodin, the

00:02:19.720 leader of the Federal Project on Security and Combating Corruption, sent a letter to

00:02:23.520 Russia's Prosecutor General, imploring that the iconic Christmas figure be designated a

00:02:28.580 foreign agent due to his popularity in unfriendly countries, which use his image to undermine

00:02:34.200 traditional Christmas values. And Borodin is also known for filing police reports against

00:02:40.800 purported enemies of the state, including journalists, singers, songwriters, and even

00:02:44.280 chocolate manufacturers. So he is full of anti-Christmas spirit.

00:02:48.800 Sounds like a bit of a Scrooge to me.

00:02:51.320 I'll tell you who else is a Scrooge and I don't want to hear from this Christmas. The

00:02:55.080 Science Man. Look at this Science Man. This is an old post from 2020, but I'm going to

00:02:59.860 bring it up to just highlight...

00:03:00.800 I've not been in the presence for this man since he was 12 years old.

00:03:03.800 Just coal. Is it just coal or nothing?

00:03:05.420 Not even coal. If he doesn't believe in me, then he doesn't get anything.

00:03:09.340 This is Neil deGrasse Tyson, of course, the Science Man himself. Santa doesn't know zoology.

00:03:14.240 Both male and female reindeer grow antlers, but all male reindeer lose their antlers in

00:03:17.980 the late fall, well before Christmas. So Santa's reindeer, which are all sport antlers, are

00:03:22.920 therefore all female, which means Rudolph has been misgendered. Now this, of course, is

00:03:28.140 overlooking the fact that they're magic reindeer, actually, Neil. So, yeah, get your facts straight.

00:03:33.880 That's fake news. And he's also done other science, well, science-denying posts because,

00:03:41.260 of course, Santa is, you know, the real scientist here. For Santa to deliver gifts to all the

00:03:46.020 world's Christians in one night requires hypersonic speeds through Earth's lower atmosphere, vaporizing

00:03:51.340 his reindeer and sleigh.

00:03:52.500 They're magic. He keeps forgetting it's magic.

00:03:55.040 Is he stupid or something? I think he must be. 1.00

00:03:56.840 Don't ask me to explain how it works. It just works. It's magic.

00:03:59.480 In case you're wondering, for Santa in a single 24-hour Earth night to deliver presents to

00:04:03.520 all those who celebrate Christmas, he must visit 25,000 homes per second.

00:04:09.140 1,000 homes.

00:04:09.860 Yeah, he's right, and it's hard work.

00:04:12.040 Yeah, I know, yeah. He's a hard-working man. Don't keep him down. And he says, since the

00:04:16.620 northern Arctic is just ocean, Santa's North Pole workshop has only ever existed on a floating

00:04:21.540 sheet of ice. Imagine that portrays Santa's workshop with pine trees and snow-capped hills on

00:04:27.660 the horizon are geographically under-informed. And I'll tell you who else is under-informed.

00:04:33.420 You. Magic. It's magic, okay?

00:04:36.380 So he sounds, he kind of sounds like Mr. Freeze. He's dwelling there with lots of ice.

00:04:45.020 I'm not sure if I've ever seen Santa Claus and Arnold Schwarzenegger in the same room.

00:04:50.140 So it is possible.

00:04:51.640 In Jingle Bells, I think. Wasn't he dressed like Santa at some point?

00:04:55.300 That's true. But I'm going to take this off now. I struggle to breathe in this.

00:05:00.760 All right.

00:05:01.300 Apologies. I hate to break it to all of the children.

00:05:03.440 Very few people can stomach wearing the full attire.

00:05:07.660 Well, I'm not actually Santa. I hate to break it to you. So, you know.

00:05:11.400 No way.

00:05:12.000 I'm not cut out for it. It's a stronger man than me.

00:05:14.360 So, also, there have been seemingly sort of Curtis Yarvin-esque criticisms of Santa Claus.

00:05:22.820 Here he's saying Santa, a.k.a. Father Christmas, is a Catholic deception to teach a centrally administered 0.81

00:05:28.260 naughty or nice system of works salvation. The Reformation has proved beyond a doubt that

00:05:33.400 gifts are bought to good and bad children by the free grace of a diffuse network of local

00:05:38.420 Christmas gnomes.

00:05:39.920 Nerd.

00:05:41.560 Yes. 0.98

00:05:42.360 Nerd.

00:05:42.800 Nerd. Exactly. Of course, although my background is, of course, Protestant Christian, I reject 0.92

00:05:50.380 this notion that it is this diffuse network, this emergent system of gnomes, as opposed to

00:05:57.560 the central figure of Santa Claus. And I also wanted to play you a video, and this is quite

00:06:03.860 harrowing, so be warned, people at home. This is a true believer in Santa Claus being oppressed

00:06:09.260 by agents of the state. And here is the video. Just wait and see. Hang on.

00:06:14.500 Somebody tag in Santa Claus.

00:06:16.580 Santa Claus, if you could hear us, please, Santa Claus. Please put me on the nice list.

00:06:21.540 Please, Santa Claus, please.

00:06:23.720 I'm asking you.

00:06:25.800 Please put me on the nice list.

00:06:27.840 Please put me on the nice list.

00:06:33.340 Nerd Claus' name, please.

00:06:35.000 Let's see the anti-Santa Claus actors outside there, look.

00:06:39.820 They're amazing.

00:06:44.960 See what they're doing to his car.

00:06:47.180 This jolly Christmas fellow.

00:06:53.120 People tagging Tom Cruise and Donald Trump, both known to have a direct line for Santa Claus.

00:06:57.640 Told you to be broke.

00:07:00.620 Yes, sir.

00:07:02.760 It's not Christmas spirit.

00:07:04.440 It's not, is it?

00:07:05.960 Breaking his car window, especially in the wind.

00:07:08.800 That's just...

00:07:09.480 It's cold.

00:07:10.660 I know, yeah.

00:07:13.020 You see...

00:07:13.520 Well, they're not going.

00:07:14.400 I'm not doing anything, sir.

00:07:15.620 They're definitely on the nice list.

00:07:16.380 You see there?

00:07:17.460 This is what happens if you're a true believer in Santa Claus.

00:07:20.380 I'm the nail.

00:07:21.200 I promise you.

00:07:24.620 Okay, what was he actually doing, though?

00:07:26.260 If you want to know who that actually was, that was Winston Dale Cave, who did a live stream

00:07:31.560 where he prayed to Donald Trump to rescue him after he threatened staff at a school.

00:07:40.380 Well, clearly the school's teachers were anti-Santa.

00:07:44.300 So, I'm not just going to make baseless assertions.

00:07:47.020 I believe in evidence.

00:07:48.260 I'm a scientist, you see.

00:07:49.660 So I'm going to show you some evidence, and the first of which is this fact,

00:07:52.860 that Newsweek reported 22 hours ago, at the time of recording,

00:07:57.040 pilot encounters mystery objects moving at extreme speeds.

00:08:00.380 And as Jack Posobiac rightly points out, Santa deniers are in shambles at this.

00:08:04.880 It's happening in New Jersey, of course. 0.97

00:08:07.020 And ridiculous people are saying, 0.98

00:08:10.240 it's aliens. 0.99

00:08:11.800 Obviously, it's not aliens.

00:08:13.300 Obviously, it's Santa Claus.

00:08:14.460 It's December.

00:08:15.220 They're seeing a fast object moving across the sky.

00:08:19.180 I mean, you know, Stelios, you're a philosopher.

00:08:21.720 You know that this is the most logical explanation.

00:08:24.240 Of course.

00:08:25.000 And, of course, Santa deniers. 1.00

00:08:27.540 Ridiculous. 1.00

00:08:28.320 They're dumb. 1.00

00:08:29.280 And we won't be having it. 1.00

00:08:31.500 Carl, before, has posted this.

00:08:33.200 So, the Santa believer, mental gymnastics is,

00:08:38.780 Santa brings everyone their presents on Christmas night with his magic.

00:08:41.880 And then the Santa deniers logic.

00:08:43.740 Of course, applying Occam's razor here,

00:08:45.720 the simplest explanation is obviously the truest.

00:08:48.720 This is what the Santa denier actually believes.

00:08:50.940 This is true.

00:08:52.440 He's made up by corporations to sell stuff at Christmas.

00:08:55.980 But all parents are in on this conspiracy to make the children behave.

00:09:00.700 And then regular people just buy and wrap all these presents.

00:09:03.420 I mean, the logistics of this are just insane.

00:09:06.300 And then the cookies just happen to be eaten the next day

00:09:09.300 and the milk drank.

00:09:11.000 And then, apparently, all of the Santa Claus is in the mall

00:09:14.880 and in the various places Santa Claus appears are just imposters. 0.97

00:09:17.780 And I think this is ridiculous. 0.95

00:09:19.000 This wide-scale conspiracy. 0.95

00:09:21.220 There are just too many people involved in it to be believable. 0.96

00:09:25.060 I, for one, am not falling for this ridiculous argument.

00:09:29.060 What do you guys think?

00:09:30.920 I think in about a year, the way Twitter is going,

00:09:33.440 we will have lots of very famous people with millions of followers

00:09:37.360 actually saying that Santa exists.

00:09:40.600 Well, he does exist.

00:09:41.700 What do you want about it?

00:09:42.860 Okay, so maybe...

00:09:44.300 I mean, this is a message of optimism.

00:09:46.220 So you think things will get better?

00:09:47.520 Yeah, things are going to get better.

00:09:48.500 We're going to be so back.

00:09:49.820 We are.

00:09:50.240 Because the Santa denying has to end.

00:09:52.720 And I think belief in Santa is on the rise.

00:09:54.920 And rightfully so.

00:09:56.380 There's also a holy man here has weighed in

00:09:58.620 and said he's replying to the science man.

00:10:01.300 Santa is actually Saint Nicholas

00:10:02.580 and we know saints have the power to bilocate.

00:10:05.840 And once we have bilocation,

00:10:07.180 there is nothing to stop trilocation,

00:10:08.700 quadlocation or billion location.

00:10:10.760 So Santa can simultaneously deliver many presents.

00:10:13.780 So he can be omnipresent.

00:10:15.320 Exactly.

00:10:16.100 I mean, a man of the cloth,

00:10:17.400 he's not going to lie to us, is he?

00:10:18.540 Anyway, he's obviously giving us the straight facts

00:10:22.180 about the saint himself, Saint Nicholas, of course.

00:10:24.920 And of course, Community Notes has been trying

00:10:26.480 to fight against the Santa deniers.

00:10:28.280 There's someone here saying,

00:10:30.540 how old were you guys when you found out

00:10:31.880 Santa wasn't real?

00:10:33.280 And Community Notes rightfully points out

00:10:35.140 Santa Claus is real.

00:10:36.280 However, he only appears once you are sleeping.

00:10:39.060 Therefore, you're unable to see him.

00:10:41.100 And this is one thing that Santa deniers always forget

00:10:43.940 is that you've got to be asleep.

00:10:46.100 It's in the song.

00:10:47.080 Yeah. 1.00

00:10:47.320 Are you stupid? 1.00

00:10:48.760 You've forgotten? 1.00

00:10:50.100 What's going on here?

00:10:51.580 But anyway, you know, there's also,

00:10:54.620 there are murals of him.

00:10:56.180 I mean, look at him.

00:10:57.340 He's got the beard, the hair.

00:10:59.100 He's obviously very holy.

00:11:00.340 He's got the finger thing going on.

00:11:02.660 He's got a cross.

00:11:04.700 He's a man of God.

00:11:06.540 And obviously, in the medieval times,

00:11:09.600 when everyone believed in God,

00:11:10.440 they wouldn't depict, you know,

00:11:12.480 Santa Claus in a blasphemous way, would they?

00:11:14.160 They wouldn't depict someone who doesn't exist. 0.97

00:11:15.980 That would be silly.

00:11:17.860 But also, we have photos of him meeting Trump.

00:11:20.600 I mean, this is photographic evidence.

00:11:23.260 What more do you need?

00:11:24.900 And if you're really demanding,

00:11:26.420 we also have video evidence.

00:11:28.360 So, this is obviously New York.

00:11:32.080 Here we go.

00:11:32.960 Bro.

00:11:33.580 You've got to be kidding me right now.

00:11:34.520 Don't tell me I'm sitting here on the spirit

00:11:35.900 and I see a sleigh going by.

00:11:36.960 No way.

00:11:37.880 Nah.

00:11:38.360 No.

00:11:39.420 Go.

00:11:39.680 There's reindeers on in front of you.

00:11:42.980 Oh, my God.

00:11:43.580 Nah.

00:11:44.840 Oh, my God.

00:11:45.580 Do you see?

00:11:46.680 See?

00:11:47.740 I mean, if you need any more evidence,

00:11:51.780 there's also evidence that the Christmas prophecies

00:11:54.900 are coming true.

00:11:56.240 So, we'll get on to St. Nicholas's tomb being located.

00:11:59.640 Of course, I have lots to say about that.

00:12:02.720 But also, one of the Christmas prophecies

00:12:04.440 is that a grandma will be run over by reindeer. 1.00

00:12:06.380 And this, of course, happened here in Watertown, New York,

00:12:11.860 during their turkey trot around the 8th of December.

00:12:15.200 You can see here reindeer fulfilling the prophecy.

00:12:19.180 It happened.

00:12:21.240 So, reindeer being a chad.

00:12:23.580 Exactly.

00:12:24.340 Bringing about the truth of Christmas.

00:12:26.700 So, lots of true believers have been pushing back

00:12:29.360 against the Santa deniers, and it's wonderful to see.

00:12:31.980 So, it's worth mentioning as well

00:12:33.460 that that same post from earlier,

00:12:36.720 they get the coal alarm.

00:12:37.980 This is very different to the slop siren.

00:12:40.180 The coal alarm is actually a force for good in the world. 0.57

00:12:43.500 It points out the Santa denier

00:12:44.940 and alerts everyone in their radius

00:12:47.380 that they're a bad actor that's trying to get you...

00:12:49.620 The siren's on good as well.

00:12:50.080 I know your opinions on slop.

00:12:55.300 We've got a slop civil war brewing in the office, by the way.

00:12:58.400 There is.

00:12:58.540 But I've not yet determined

00:12:59.660 who Santa's going to put on the naughty and nice list.

00:13:02.520 I think I have a good guess.

00:13:03.980 So, it's got to the point where

00:13:05.740 the Santa believers have taken to the streets

00:13:08.600 trying to push back against the unbelievers. 0.99

00:13:13.300 Like, bigger kids,

00:13:14.080 you will pay for saying Santa doesn't exist.

00:13:16.580 And you've got to do things to those who insult Santa.

00:13:20.380 And I think that they're right to do this.

00:13:22.940 It's a very offensive thing,

00:13:24.460 and it's very insulting to our culture

00:13:25.860 to say he doesn't exist.

00:13:27.220 Yeah, these representatives of our culture here.

00:13:29.680 Yeah, this is people in Bradford

00:13:31.460 full of Christmas cheer.

00:13:33.800 And it's also worth mentioning as well,

00:13:36.340 there is a Santa tracker,

00:13:38.140 and how can you track something that doesn't exist?

00:13:40.240 And of course, Santa deniers,

00:13:41.300 you can access this.

00:13:43.320 And here's Walter White

00:13:44.680 illustrating how you'll feel.

00:13:48.240 Can I download an app or something?

00:13:50.400 That's from the rare Breaking Bad Christmas episode.

00:13:52.880 It is, yeah.

00:13:53.200 Santa deniers don't get to watch it. 0.51

00:13:55.260 You've got to be a true believer

00:13:56.320 to be able to watch it.

00:13:57.340 It appears on your TV.

00:13:58.820 Even if it's unplugged, it's amazing.

00:14:00.200 And there's also this as well.

00:14:04.740 At the start of December,

00:14:06.660 as if by magic,

00:14:08.760 archaeologists in the former Byzantine Empire,

00:14:13.240 you're welcome, Stelios,

00:14:14.760 discovered what they believe to be

00:14:17.360 the tomb of St. Nicholas.

00:14:18.840 And of course,

00:14:19.480 what they don't show you here

00:14:20.880 is them opening it,

00:14:23.820 because what you will find

00:14:26.400 is there's no body in there,

00:14:27.620 because of course St. Nicholas

00:14:28.660 is still alive.

00:14:30.400 What they will find

00:14:31.420 is lots of gifts

00:14:32.620 for the nice archaeologists.

00:14:34.640 Candy cane.

00:14:35.240 Exactly.

00:14:36.480 And Carl was also talking about this,

00:14:39.240 saying that Santa deniers

00:14:40.680 have been really quiet

00:14:41.500 since this dropped.

00:14:42.980 And rightfully so.

00:14:44.260 But as I pointed out

00:14:45.620 in response to Carl,

00:14:46.960 he doesn't need a tomb.

00:14:48.120 He's very much alive.

00:14:49.080 Santa deniers are wrong.

00:14:51.200 And of course,

00:14:51.860 this was well received

00:14:53.540 by all the pro-Santa people.

00:14:57.180 And there's also the fact that,

00:15:00.560 well, you get these presents

00:15:01.760 under the tree,

00:15:03.140 and they say from Santa

00:15:04.540 on the presents.

00:15:06.160 So, you know,

00:15:06.980 this is what the Santa deniers

00:15:08.340 look like when they read this tag.

00:15:10.620 Their whole worldview shattered

00:15:12.020 from the mere fact

00:15:13.420 that that tag says from Santa,

00:15:15.080 and rightfully so.

00:15:16.700 And it's worth mentioning as well

00:15:18.200 that the St. Nicholas enthusiasts

00:15:21.400 get the presents.

00:15:23.140 The Santa deniers get coal.

00:15:25.180 I mean, in this economy,

00:15:26.140 coal's pretty good.

00:15:27.240 You know, it could be worse.

00:15:28.540 So Santa's still pretty charitable.

00:15:30.420 He's trying to win people back

00:15:31.440 with, you know,

00:15:32.400 fuel this Christmas.

00:15:33.340 I know, particularly in Britain,

00:15:36.380 fuel's very expensive.

00:15:37.500 And so a bit of coal

00:15:38.300 to keep you warm.

00:15:39.220 It's actually quite generous.

00:15:40.400 Those pensioners who aren't getting 0.95

00:15:41.380 their winter fuel allowance this year.

00:15:43.120 Exactly.

00:15:43.520 And speaking of which,

00:15:47.740 these sort of Reddit atheist types here,

00:15:50.380 you know,

00:15:50.600 the average Santa believer

00:15:51.480 with their stockings and cookies

00:15:52.960 in the snow,

00:15:54.180 and then you've got the

00:15:55.820 I love science Reddit crowd,

00:15:59.100 and they write articles like,

00:16:00.220 is Santa real?

00:16:00.960 A psychologist's case

00:16:02.040 for telling kids the truth.

00:16:03.720 The truth that he's real,

00:16:04.740 I hope.

00:16:05.740 I can only assume so.

00:16:07.100 Mm-hmm.

00:16:07.920 And then you see presents

00:16:09.520 underneath the tree,

00:16:10.760 and then the Santa deniers are like,

00:16:12.140 oh, it must have just been science, bro.

00:16:14.760 Science put these presents here.

00:16:16.520 And I tell you what,

00:16:17.300 as a scientist myself,

00:16:18.300 I've never known science

00:16:19.120 to give me a present, all right?

00:16:20.660 Science only takes from me.

00:16:22.600 It takes my labour and my time

00:16:24.020 and lots of money

00:16:24.880 to learn its ways.

00:16:26.060 I've never been given a present

00:16:27.160 by science.

00:16:28.240 Have either of you ever been

00:16:29.160 given a present by science?

00:16:30.980 Several, but, mm, yeah.

00:16:32.820 Well, Stelios is the science has chosen.

00:16:35.800 They're never good presents, though.

00:16:37.060 It's always something like

00:16:38.160 a chemistry set.

00:16:39.620 Mm-hmm.

00:16:40.120 A flask of thanks, science.

00:16:42.840 Periodic table.

00:16:43.660 What am I going to do 0.99

00:16:44.080 with that rubbish? 0.98

00:16:46.140 But anyway, 0.94

00:16:47.520 it's also worth mentioning as well,

00:16:49.640 when the science crowd,

00:16:52.280 the Santa deniers,

00:16:53.780 see that us Santa believers

00:16:56.300 get presents,

00:16:57.640 they say things like this.

00:16:59.100 It's not yours,

00:17:00.220 save by unhappy chance.

00:17:01.460 It could have been mine.

00:17:02.460 It should be mine.

00:17:03.280 Give it to me.

00:17:04.160 And you see,

00:17:04.620 like the one ring,

00:17:05.380 it tries to take over their mind.

00:17:09.140 They're wrapped with jealousy

00:17:10.660 at the fact that we get presents

00:17:12.400 as believers,

00:17:13.320 and they didn't

00:17:14.100 because they didn't believe.

00:17:16.040 And it's worth mentioning,

00:17:18.120 this is what happens

00:17:19.860 to Santa deniers.

00:17:21.720 Here, footage from pre-Putin Russia

00:17:24.820 when they still believed

00:17:26.020 in Santa Claus.

00:17:27.120 You're accused of

00:17:27.940 anti-Christmas behaviour.

00:17:29.320 The court finds you guilty 0.99

00:17:30.300 and sentences you to be shot. 0.99

00:17:32.340 And, of course, 0.97

00:17:32.720 this will roll out soon

00:17:33.680 across the world

00:17:34.400 because, of course,

00:17:35.280 we need to preserve Christmas.

00:17:37.580 And two things

00:17:39.660 I wanted to end on.

00:17:40.920 Santa Claus is a good man.

00:17:42.460 Here he is delivering presents

00:17:43.540 to Ukraine.

00:17:44.660 Obviously, an active war zone.

00:17:46.200 He has to take precautions

00:17:47.200 because, you know,

00:17:48.280 he's a very important man.

00:17:49.860 So, he goes into war zones

00:17:51.540 and delivers presents to Elios.

00:17:53.000 That's quite something, isn't it?

00:17:54.320 It's quite impressive.

00:17:55.400 Yeah, yeah.

00:17:56.180 Santa also looks like

00:17:57.140 he's in great shape right now.

00:17:58.820 Look at those shoulders.

00:17:59.940 I mean, he's been lifting

00:18:01.100 a lot of presents

00:18:02.260 into his sleigh.

00:18:03.160 He could also bring guns

00:18:04.680 and ammunition.

00:18:06.540 That's true.

00:18:07.380 But also, you know,

00:18:09.160 he does a lot of work.

00:18:10.500 He's got to fill up

00:18:11.360 on all those mince pies

00:18:12.360 and milk and cookies

00:18:13.880 and all of that.

00:18:15.200 All that milk, great protein.

00:18:16.480 It is, yeah.

00:18:17.080 That's why he's made such gains.

00:18:19.020 And the final thing

00:18:19.920 I wanted to end on

00:18:20.800 is something very wholesome

00:18:22.080 just to prove to you

00:18:23.060 that Santa is a good man.

00:18:24.140 And I do warn you,

00:18:25.280 this one is very sad

00:18:26.620 but in a wholesome way.

00:18:28.600 So here we go.

00:18:32.980 But those other times

00:18:34.480 can be hard.

00:18:35.620 I'm sorry.

00:18:36.560 Like when a few weeks ago

00:18:38.140 Santa was called

00:18:39.120 to the hospital bedside

00:18:40.540 of a terminally ill

00:18:41.860 five-year-old

00:18:42.660 East Tennessee boy.

00:18:44.160 How do you even begin?

00:18:45.980 You have to start

00:18:46.560 with that jolly voice,

00:18:47.520 you know,

00:18:47.680 that kind of stuff,

00:18:48.320 you know.

00:18:49.080 What's this I hear

00:18:50.060 you're going to be

00:18:50.700 missing Christmas this year?

00:18:52.940 Yeah.

00:18:53.580 They tell me I'm dying.

00:18:54.420 Really?

00:18:56.480 Well, you're not

00:18:56.960 going to miss Christmas.

00:18:57.880 The elves already 0.92

00:18:58.380 had your present already made.

00:18:59.240 We knew you wanted this

00:18:59.940 for a long period,

00:19:00.880 for a long time.

00:19:02.100 Santa gave the boy

00:19:03.160 a toy and these words.

00:19:05.320 You get up those pearly gates,

00:19:06.700 you just tell them

00:19:07.260 you're Santa's number one elf.

00:19:10.800 You're like,

00:19:11.940 I am?

00:19:15.580 You sure are.

00:19:18.020 They'll let you in for a bit.

00:19:19.100 I'm sure they'll let you right in.

00:19:21.120 He goes,

00:19:22.440 they will?

00:19:23.060 I said, I know it.

00:19:23.760 So he just came up

00:19:24.660 and he gave me a big hug.

00:19:27.340 I had a horn,

00:19:28.020 and he just kind of

00:19:28.580 looked up at me

00:19:29.220 and he says,

00:19:29.640 Santa, can you help me?

00:19:38.360 And that's when he passed.

00:19:40.720 So basically,

00:19:41.500 Santa's going to go walk now

00:19:42.780 and he's going to say

00:19:43.580 that people deny his existence.

00:19:46.420 What?

00:19:47.100 No.

00:19:48.400 No, obviously,

00:19:49.320 he's a very good man here.

00:19:50.780 That's the whole point.

00:19:51.700 That's a really sad clip.

00:19:54.300 It is, yeah.

00:19:54.900 I've never seen it.

00:19:55.640 But he ended this

00:19:56.400 on a down note.

00:19:57.420 I did, yes.

00:19:58.320 But the important thing is

00:20:00.560 that Santa Claus is important

00:20:02.100 because he brings joy

00:20:03.320 to families.

00:20:04.700 He makes people happy

00:20:05.680 and he's clearly

00:20:06.760 a good man.

00:20:08.280 And that is the note

00:20:11.120 I want to end on.

00:20:11.800 Don't deny him.

00:20:13.200 He is a good man.

00:20:14.140 He does good things for people.

00:20:15.780 Have a very good Christmas.

00:20:16.880 See your family.

00:20:19.500 See your friends.

00:20:20.800 And make the most of it.

00:20:27.560 You've got a heart of stones,

00:20:29.000 Stelios, for that.

00:20:29.480 We have some comments here.

00:20:31.760 Right.

00:20:33.200 Dear God.

00:20:34.360 Anyway,

00:20:35.380 Cranky Texan says,

00:20:36.300 this is for the theme song

00:20:37.260 Jingles.

00:20:37.840 Love them.

00:20:38.500 Thank you very much.

00:20:39.460 $20.

00:20:40.180 Well, very generous.

00:20:40.820 I know Santa exists

00:20:42.560 when I put milk

00:20:43.440 and cookies out for him.

00:20:45.180 They're gone in the morning

00:20:46.360 and my cats assure me

00:20:47.640 Santa ate them.

00:20:49.040 Makes sense to me.

00:20:50.040 Magic cats as well.

00:20:53.500 Occupant 42 says,

00:20:54.800 end the Santa-phobic

00:20:55.660 hate crimes.

00:20:57.540 And then Wesley 1924

00:20:59.680 says,

00:21:00.140 Santa is just a figurehead.

00:21:01.460 The North Pole is run

00:21:02.220 by a cabal of unelected

00:21:03.540 globalist elves.

00:21:04.900 Spying on everyone,

00:21:05.660 putting them on a list.

00:21:06.780 Don't be hypnotized

00:21:07.780 by the gifts.

00:21:09.100 Now this is

00:21:09.820 very sneaky.

00:21:10.820 You've tried to butter us up

00:21:11.840 with a donation.

00:21:15.160 However,

00:21:16.200 you're spreading

00:21:16.900 Santa denialism

00:21:18.360 and I for one

00:21:19.540 will not allow this to stand.

00:21:20.980 We just saw the clip

00:21:21.940 of Santa

00:21:22.620 talking about

00:21:23.320 how he visits

00:21:24.000 terminally ill children

00:21:25.200 in hospitals

00:21:25.920 and makes them feel happy.

00:21:27.240 So that 0.96

00:21:28.180 is pretty disgusting. 0.56

00:21:30.320 That's proof.

00:21:32.920 May I have the

00:21:33.880 mouse please?

00:21:36.640 Right,

00:21:37.180 so our next segment

00:21:38.060 is going to be

00:21:38.640 a very philosophical one.

00:21:39.860 we are going to talk about

00:21:40.920 Lily Phillips

00:21:41.520 and her aspirations

00:21:43.080 to sleep with

00:21:43.920 about a thousand men.

00:21:45.820 Lily did a bad, 1.00

00:21:46.600 bad thing.

00:21:47.440 Now,

00:21:47.660 one thing to remember

00:21:48.620 is that this is not

00:21:49.840 the first time

00:21:50.820 she has gone viral.

00:21:52.900 Here is her

00:21:54.020 and her own words

00:21:55.120 and I will say

00:21:55.740 that there are

00:21:56.500 some things

00:21:57.100 about the whole story

00:21:58.140 that I personally

00:21:59.200 don't believe.

00:21:59.820 everyone is going

00:22:01.360 on a rollercoaster

00:22:02.360 of emotions

00:22:03.480 taking everything

00:22:05.280 she says

00:22:05.960 at her word

00:22:07.000 saying how

00:22:08.040 sensitive everyone is.

00:22:09.980 But you've done

00:22:10.280 the maths.

00:22:11.280 But I've done

00:22:11.820 the maths,

00:22:12.620 everyone.

00:22:13.100 I'll show you

00:22:13.620 the maths,

00:22:14.400 the maths speak

00:22:15.080 for themselves

00:22:16.100 and also

00:22:16.940 I've got many

00:22:18.120 feminists

00:22:18.960 who didn't

00:22:19.800 do the maths

00:22:20.680 correctly.

00:22:21.480 Now,

00:22:21.820 here is Lily Phillips

00:22:22.840 in her own words

00:22:23.780 and this is

00:22:24.580 pay attention

00:22:25.760 the 23rd

00:22:27.840 of October.

00:22:30.400 So,

00:22:31.040 what she says

00:22:31.600 now is an

00:22:32.420 advertisement.

00:22:33.200 Remember this.

00:22:34.360 Let's listen to her.

00:22:36.340 I went viral

00:22:37.200 for letting

00:22:38.080 23 guys

00:22:39.360 run a train

00:22:39.980 on me

00:22:40.400 with my friend

00:22:41.320 Bonnie.

00:22:42.420 Now,

00:22:42.940 that video is

00:22:43.400 actually out now

00:22:44.000 so if you want

00:22:44.480 to check that out

00:22:45.220 you know where to go.

00:22:46.620 But,

00:22:47.080 if you want to be

00:22:47.480 a part of the next one

00:22:48.380 I'm actually

00:22:48.940 doing 100 guys

00:22:50.500 in one day.

00:22:52.400 So,

00:22:52.840 head on over

00:22:53.240 to my Twitter

00:22:53.720 to find out

00:22:54.860 how to apply.

00:22:56.160 Right.

00:22:57.120 It's an advertisement.

00:22:58.420 How far can I go

00:22:59.160 in insulting her

00:23:00.280 right now?

00:23:02.440 I know this is

00:23:02.900 going on YouTube.

00:23:03.360 It's a free country.

00:23:04.400 I'd like to think so.

00:23:06.140 I'm not going to

00:23:06.920 call her that 0.60

00:23:07.500 SL word.

00:23:08.360 Can I use the

00:23:09.000 British slang

00:23:09.900 for it?

00:23:11.360 Yeah.

00:23:12.000 Okay.

00:23:12.760 Wait, wait, wait.

00:23:13.640 Maybe I'm bad company

00:23:14.800 and we will talk

00:23:15.780 about bad company

00:23:16.640 because she mentioned

00:23:17.460 the name Bonnie

00:23:18.160 and almost no one

00:23:19.500 is talking about it

00:23:20.360 and we are going

00:23:21.320 to talk about it. 1.00

00:23:21.860 What a slag. 1.00

00:23:23.740 And let us. 1.00

00:23:24.720 What a slag. 0.99

00:23:26.680 It does annoy me 1.00

00:23:27.480 that lots of people

00:23:28.460 are talking about this

00:23:29.480 and basically running

00:23:30.400 PR for her

00:23:31.320 because she is going

00:23:31.940 to make money

00:23:32.840 off of this,

00:23:33.460 everyone complaining

00:23:34.200 about it.

00:23:35.020 And that's probably

00:23:35.500 why she's doing it.

00:23:36.360 It's just a publicity

00:23:37.080 stunt.

00:23:37.980 Well, it's a business.

00:23:39.540 She's having an ad 0.93

00:23:41.120 about her business.

00:23:43.020 She's hooking people 1.00

00:23:44.560 to watch her.

00:23:45.580 The business is called

00:23:46.260 prostitution.

00:23:47.580 She's hooking people 1.00

00:23:48.640 on her OnlyFans account.

00:23:50.120 She's habituating people 1.00

00:23:51.900 and she's treating

00:23:54.020 this like a drug

00:23:55.480 for people

00:23:56.640 who are going

00:23:57.260 to pay her

00:23:57.800 to do things like that.

00:23:59.480 It's a business

00:24:00.380 and she is advertising this.

00:24:02.880 Now, if you see

00:24:04.440 what happened here,

00:24:05.640 we had this Josh Peters

00:24:07.020 who had this documentary

00:24:09.600 about her before and after

00:24:11.140 and really weirdly

00:24:13.020 towards the end

00:24:13.820 he said,

00:24:14.240 I didn't expect her

00:24:15.620 to feel that bad after.

00:24:17.540 I mean,

00:24:18.220 what on earth

00:24:18.940 did you expect her

00:24:19.820 to feel like?

00:24:21.340 What they were saying here

00:24:22.720 is things like

00:24:23.400 they did no vetting process.

00:24:25.780 I find this absolutely

00:24:27.240 hard to believe.

00:24:28.400 No DBS check.

00:24:31.180 No desk barring

00:24:32.420 check process.

00:24:33.480 What about checks

00:24:34.600 for diseases?

00:24:36.140 Yeah.

00:24:37.020 So,

00:24:37.300 I absolutely

00:24:38.580 don't believe it.

00:24:40.360 So,

00:24:41.340 again,

00:24:41.820 it's a business.

00:24:43.420 People do this

00:24:44.180 for money.

00:24:44.900 She is doing it

00:24:45.640 for money,

00:24:46.140 clearly.

00:24:46.840 So,

00:24:47.280 if she is going

00:24:48.120 to do something

00:24:49.060 like that,

00:24:49.820 it's not going

00:24:50.740 to be an

00:24:51.360 unvetted thing.

00:24:52.320 Josh Peters,

00:24:53.500 that description,

00:24:54.800 what productions

00:24:55.480 is that called?

00:24:57.160 What's that called?

00:24:58.620 I don't know.

00:24:59.300 What do you mean?

00:25:00.040 No,

00:25:00.600 no,

00:25:00.720 no,

00:25:00.800 on the right.

00:25:01.480 Yes,

00:25:01.500 something with a goon.

00:25:03.360 Goon Squad Productions.

00:25:05.540 Yeah.

00:25:06.980 No wonder he didn't

00:25:08.220 think it was going

00:25:08.900 to be so bad

00:25:09.680 by the end.

00:25:10.620 Yes,

00:25:11.060 right.

00:25:11.480 So,

00:25:11.800 after this,

00:25:12.480 I'm not going

00:25:13.060 to play it

00:25:13.500 because everyone

00:25:14.040 has watched it

00:25:15.320 and,

00:25:15.740 you know,

00:25:16.080 okay,

00:25:16.400 to be honest,

00:25:17.600 I think we,

00:25:18.080 there's no need

00:25:20.060 to repeat it.

00:25:21.520 She says

00:25:22.280 several things

00:25:23.200 like it's not

00:25:23.740 for weak girls. 1.00

00:25:24.840 This is obvious

00:25:25.660 BS.

00:25:27.580 Actually,

00:25:28.220 strong girls 1.00

00:25:28.700 have character

00:25:29.280 and don't do

00:25:30.140 things like that.

00:25:31.240 She goes on

00:25:31.900 to mention

00:25:32.280 types of girls. 1.00

00:25:34.000 She says

00:25:34.480 it's like 1.00

00:25:35.220 being a prostitute 1.00

00:25:36.300 and she said 0.99

00:25:37.760 also that

00:25:38.580 it's more intense

00:25:39.400 than she thought

00:25:40.780 it might have been.

00:25:42.120 She clearly 0.80

00:25:42.880 can't conceptualize

00:25:43.920 what happened

00:25:44.420 and then she's

00:25:45.080 talking about it.

00:25:46.480 She's saying

00:25:47.160 that it felt

00:25:47.840 robotic.

00:25:48.460 She was

00:25:48.720 disassociated

00:25:50.340 after the

00:25:51.320 30th person

00:25:52.720 she forgot

00:25:53.700 who was there

00:25:56.560 with her

00:25:57.040 and also

00:25:57.800 that she felt

00:25:58.920 sad for

00:25:59.480 letting some

00:26:00.200 of them down.

00:26:01.500 Now,

00:26:01.800 personal opinion,

00:26:03.240 she obviously 0.83

00:26:04.020 doesn't feel

00:26:04.700 good about it.

00:26:06.400 Obviously,

00:26:07.060 something's going on.

00:26:08.320 She hasn't

00:26:09.000 been able

00:26:09.700 to conceptualize

00:26:10.540 it yet.

00:26:11.480 Maybe she has

00:26:12.700 but she doesn't

00:26:13.380 want to say it

00:26:14.280 but maybe

00:26:15.420 she hasn't

00:26:16.040 conceptualized

00:26:16.720 it yet

00:26:17.000 but her

00:26:17.660 whole being

00:26:18.480 screams

00:26:19.080 I'd made

00:26:20.020 a mistake.

00:26:20.680 Clearly,

00:26:21.800 what I spoke

00:26:22.680 about when I

00:26:23.200 did a daily

00:26:23.700 video on this

00:26:24.440 that you

00:26:24.700 should watch

00:26:25.240 is that

00:26:26.580 we understand

00:26:28.720 that sex 0.95

00:26:29.740 is something 0.89

00:26:30.540 special,

00:26:31.380 something intimate

00:26:32.220 that should

00:26:32.880 really only be

00:26:33.800 done between

00:26:34.400 people who

00:26:35.180 are intimate

00:26:36.500 with one another,

00:26:37.420 right?

00:26:37.920 And that means

00:26:38.500 an emotional

00:26:39.040 connection as well.

00:26:40.460 She's been

00:26:40.960 spat out

00:26:41.780 and chewed up

00:26:42.640 and used

00:26:43.220 like just

00:26:44.480 an object.

00:26:45.760 She's just

00:26:46.440 allowed herself

00:26:47.260 to be used

00:26:47.680 by an object

00:26:48.120 but by her

00:26:48.940 own sense

00:26:49.400 of morality

00:26:49.900 that being

00:26:50.540 purely consent

00:26:51.420 based,

00:26:52.320 she said

00:26:52.860 yes,

00:26:53.860 everybody

00:26:54.200 involved

00:26:54.720 said yes

00:26:55.420 so really

00:26:56.620 by her own

00:26:57.380 moral standards

00:26:58.080 there's nothing

00:26:59.160 wrong with

00:26:59.840 what just

00:27:00.280 happened

00:27:00.620 which is why

00:27:01.080 she's unable

00:27:01.720 to really

00:27:02.320 put into words

00:27:03.140 why it is

00:27:04.420 that she

00:27:05.140 feels so bad.

00:27:06.080 I think

00:27:06.700 that she's

00:27:07.200 a low quality

00:27:07.960 person making

00:27:08.760 low quality

00:27:09.440 decisions

00:27:09.980 and no one

00:27:10.940 should care

00:27:11.580 about her

00:27:12.160 and by

00:27:12.980 talking about

00:27:13.720 it we're

00:27:14.060 only giving

00:27:14.480 her publicity

00:27:15.220 to allow

00:27:16.200 her to make 0.99

00:27:16.820 more money

00:27:17.340 and it plays

00:27:17.960 into exactly

00:27:18.780 the kind

00:27:19.360 of thing

00:27:19.760 that she

00:27:20.440 wanted in

00:27:21.060 doing this

00:27:21.500 publicity stunt

00:27:22.180 in the first

00:27:22.660 place.

00:27:23.380 Well I think

00:27:24.560 that this

00:27:24.960 omits something

00:27:27.680 really basic

00:27:28.340 that there's

00:27:29.260 a whole industry

00:27:30.020 behind it

00:27:30.680 and it is

00:27:31.160 because people

00:27:31.900 don't talk

00:27:32.420 about it

00:27:32.860 that things

00:27:33.480 like that

00:27:33.900 go on.

00:27:34.920 So I think

00:27:36.060 that people

00:27:36.660 who say

00:27:37.180 don't give it

00:27:38.100 oxygen

00:27:38.540 it already

00:27:40.360 has oxygen

00:27:41.180 it's just

00:27:41.800 that by

00:27:42.420 now we're

00:27:42.920 just finding

00:27:43.480 about it

00:27:43.960 because the

00:27:44.700 amount of

00:27:45.200 money that's

00:27:45.720 behind this 0.82

00:27:46.320 is ridiculous 0.98

00:27:47.660 it's extreme. 0.95

00:27:48.700 Well the

00:27:48.840 point that I

00:27:49.300 made as well

00:27:49.920 was that

00:27:50.340 rags like 1.00

00:27:51.120 the Daily

00:27:51.560 Mail love

00:27:52.240 to run

00:27:52.680 puff pieces

00:27:53.380 on so

00:27:54.440 and so

00:27:54.840 random

00:27:55.300 woman who 0.99

00:27:55.940 managed to

00:27:56.380 make millions

00:27:57.080 off of

00:27:57.500 OnlyFans

00:27:58.040 because she

00:27:58.460 signed up

00:27:58.900 and became

00:27:59.260 an overnight

00:27:59.660 hit

00:27:59.900 presumably

00:28:00.580 because

00:28:01.200 some algorithm

00:28:02.260 or somebody

00:28:02.760 in charge

00:28:03.140 of OnlyFans

00:28:03.640 decided we

00:28:04.500 need a new

00:28:05.020 success story

00:28:05.680 to use to

00:28:06.080 advertise the

00:28:06.640 platform.

00:28:08.100 Because like

00:28:09.120 99% of the

00:28:10.360 women on 0.98

00:28:10.680 the platform

00:28:11.140 make pennies

00:28:12.500 make absolute

00:28:13.700 pennies

00:28:14.180 but these

00:28:15.120 kinds of

00:28:15.500 advertisements

00:28:16.020 are put out

00:28:16.600 there so

00:28:17.160 more and more

00:28:17.780 young girls 1.00

00:28:18.400 who are stupid 1.00

00:28:19.040 who don't know 1.00

00:28:19.660 any better

00:28:20.120 who think it

00:28:20.760 will be easy

00:28:21.240 money will

00:28:22.180 sign up to

00:28:23.040 it and

00:28:23.860 then they do

00:28:24.720 they debase

00:28:25.820 themselves

00:28:26.320 they make

00:28:27.060 pennies and

00:28:27.720 they're humiliated

00:28:28.540 if nothing else

00:28:29.740 this is a good

00:28:31.620 picture of what

00:28:32.340 it's actually like

00:28:33.240 for these big

00:28:34.020 creators because

00:28:35.940 behind all of

00:28:37.460 the glitz and

00:28:38.060 glamour what

00:28:38.720 they put out

00:28:39.180 to the public

00:28:39.700 these are deeply

00:28:40.700 broken people

00:28:41.680 and I know

00:28:42.180 that you can

00:28:42.600 say well yeah

00:28:43.700 you should know

00:28:44.160 that they're

00:28:44.440 broken anyway

00:28:45.000 why else would

00:28:45.500 they be doing

00:28:45.960 this but the

00:28:46.740 fact of the

00:28:47.120 matter is that

00:28:48.080 it's advertised

00:28:49.000 two young girls

00:28:50.560 who are too

00:28:51.180 young to really

00:28:52.000 know the

00:28:52.300 consequences

00:28:52.720 I do agree

00:28:54.040 I do agree with

00:28:54.260 you there that

00:28:55.040 you know obviously

00:28:56.040 I don't agree

00:28:57.000 with it in the

00:28:57.600 first place and

00:28:58.780 it shouldn't be

00:28:59.380 advertised shouldn't

00:29:00.360 and it's also worth

00:29:01.380 mentioning as well

00:29:01.880 that the men

00:29:02.500 involved in this

00:29:03.220 are not off the

00:29:03.880 hook her parents

00:29:05.180 are not off the

00:29:06.000 hook oh yeah

00:29:06.580 all the men

00:29:07.540 involved in this

00:29:08.500 these stunts 0.88

00:29:09.340 disgusting like

00:29:10.800 imagine being the 0.99

00:29:12.120 hundredth man as

00:29:13.020 well and you go

00:29:14.240 home and look

00:29:14.840 yourself in the

00:29:15.460 mirror it's like 1.00

00:29:16.560 you're a disgusting 1.00

00:29:18.300 animal and you 1.00

00:29:19.700 should be ashamed of 0.89

00:29:20.640 yourself and and

00:29:21.440 also the men that

00:29:22.220 pay for this sort

00:29:22.980 of stuff as well

00:29:23.680 I don't understand

00:29:24.920 why you do that

00:29:25.700 how hard is it just

00:29:27.460 to be a normal

00:29:28.020 human being it is

00:29:29.120 vile right so

00:29:30.660 there are several

00:29:31.420 perspectives here

00:29:33.140 with respect to the

00:29:34.260 kind of responsibility

00:29:35.220 that she has I

00:29:36.320 I have three

00:29:37.160 categories one is

00:29:38.740 the category of

00:29:39.480 people that say

00:29:40.060 she's totally 0.90

00:29:40.700 responsible for it

00:29:41.700 at 100% the

00:29:43.400 other category says

00:29:44.460 not at all she is

00:29:45.800 the victim and the

00:29:47.100 third category is

00:29:48.320 that she is and

00:29:49.120 she isn't which

00:29:49.860 personally I

00:29:50.640 I will say that

00:29:51.720 I don't know I

00:29:53.260 don't know the

00:29:53.760 specifics of the

00:29:54.700 case but I'm

00:29:56.060 willing for

00:29:56.780 methodological reasons

00:29:57.900 to to embrace the

00:29:59.660 third one I'll just

00:30:00.620 some cases she is 0.54

00:30:01.640 responsible for some

00:30:03.520 other things she

00:30:04.200 isn't they're all

00:30:04.980 100% responsible

00:30:06.420 everybody involved

00:30:07.680 and including the

00:30:08.560 documentary filmmakers

00:30:09.680 who really I know

00:30:11.340 you wouldn't expect

00:30:12.020 it from goon squad

00:30:13.160 productions should

00:30:14.460 have should have

00:30:15.480 done everything that

00:30:16.300 they can to prevent

00:30:17.260 her going ahead with

00:30:18.140 this right so let's

00:30:20.060 let me just say

00:30:21.200 freedom requires

00:30:22.240 responsibility she

00:30:24.100 cannot just say that

00:30:25.140 she's the victim 0.88

00:30:25.820 because it looks like

00:30:27.520 and I will show you

00:30:28.280 some stuff it looks

00:30:29.300 like there wasn't any

00:30:30.900 necessity for her to

00:30:32.140 do this and there

00:30:33.140 are bad people out

00:30:34.160 there there are

00:30:35.040 people who want to

00:30:35.720 take advantage of

00:30:36.640 of other people that

00:30:38.220 doesn't mean that you

00:30:39.080 have to let them if

00:30:40.080 it's up to you and I

00:30:42.340 don't know I

00:30:43.220 personally I mean

00:30:44.180 responsibility wise I

00:30:45.740 don't know the exact

00:30:47.140 specifics of the case

00:30:48.820 I'm not going to be a

00:30:50.440 judge on this I will

00:30:51.560 say I don't know but

00:30:52.800 it seems to me that

00:30:53.660 the the most safe

00:30:55.760 assumption is this that

00:30:56.980 one right after this

00:30:58.560 it looks like she goes

00:31:00.660 for another ad to say

00:31:02.500 that she is going to do

00:31:03.440 this with a thousand so

00:31:05.040 she's going to break the 1.00

00:31:05.940 barrier right yeah

00:31:09.500 exactly it's just like

00:31:12.040 it's like someone saying

00:31:13.660 I'm going to be the

00:31:14.720 person who consumes in

00:31:16.120 one sitting the most 0.99

00:31:17.720 amount of excrement 0.95

00:31:18.660 possible it's like who 0.92

00:31:19.960 wants to break that

00:31:20.900 record there's a reason

00:31:22.540 that record's not been

00:31:23.340 broken because it's

00:31:24.320 gross but also we need 1.00

00:31:26.560 to remember that as

00:31:27.620 Harry said lots of

00:31:29.340 lots of women who do 1.00

00:31:30.960 only fans don't make

00:31:32.140 the kind of money she

00:31:33.360 does what she's doing

00:31:35.440 here is called

00:31:36.340 intangible capital she

00:31:38.820 wants the reputation

00:31:39.920 when she has that

00:31:41.760 reputation the channel

00:31:43.480 is going to explode

00:31:44.340 even more than it

00:31:45.320 already has because

00:31:46.780 people are going to

00:31:47.500 say she has she is the

00:31:49.500 girl who broke that 1.00

00:31:50.560 record it's going to be

00:31:51.940 like you know the it's

00:31:53.060 like the reputation of a

00:31:54.180 business in logist in

00:31:55.740 in logistical account

00:31:57.560 not logistical in

00:31:58.560 accounting it's there's a

00:32:00.140 special there's a

00:32:01.720 special place in

00:32:03.240 ledgers where they're

00:32:04.120 talking about immaterial

00:32:05.160 capital it's like getting

00:32:06.140 a reputation as the guy

00:32:07.300 who pissed himself in

00:32:08.240 the local swimming pool

00:32:09.140 though isn't it it's not

00:32:09.880 a reputation you want

00:32:11.060 right so I have some

00:32:12.840 calculations to make to

00:32:14.220 say why I basically

00:32:15.740 don't believe it right

00:32:16.740 she said she slept with

00:32:18.320 100 people in 840

00:32:20.560 minutes minutes yeah

00:32:23.140 which is 14 hours that

00:32:24.740 would leave her with

00:32:26.260 let's say 8.4 minutes

00:32:27.940 per person 8.4 minutes

00:32:30.880 for one dude that's

00:32:33.040 plenty of time surely

00:32:34.040 right that's also got to

00:32:35.000 include you know

00:32:36.280 changeovers and I

00:32:37.840 imagine you know it's

00:32:38.760 not like a baton race 0.96

00:32:39.980 where it's just a smooth

00:32:41.840 handover one in one out

00:32:43.580 you know yeah so so now

00:32:48.580 we've got time for them

00:32:49.360 as well the new op that

00:32:50.960 you know from an

00:32:51.600 operation for four goes

00:32:52.800 from an operational

00:32:53.620 standpoint so I'm sorry

00:32:55.640 right from an operational

00:32:56.720 standpoint it's 24 hours

00:32:59.280 times 60 minutes we have

00:33:01.060 1440 minutes 1440 minutes

00:33:04.640 we're divided by 8.4 minutes

00:33:06.740 it goes to literally 171.4

00:33:11.260 persons average it's not

00:33:14.140 gonna work right so for it

00:33:16.240 to work you're trying to get

00:33:17.480 yourself signed up as some

00:33:19.020 kind of advisor no no I'm

00:33:20.360 just I'm just showing how all

00:33:22.300 this is just nonsense so any

00:33:26.120 of these 1,000 men who are

00:33:27.600 going to be signing all of it

00:33:28.700 know that you're just gonna

00:33:29.340 be getting all of that's

00:33:30.100 nonsense now also I found

00:33:32.220 some feminists online who 1.00

00:33:33.720 literally can't do math here

00:33:35.780 we have 24 hours times 300

00:33:40.000 3,600 which are the second in

00:33:43.340 an hour you know what I always 0.99

00:33:45.260 say about whoreish women their 1.00

00:33:47.620 main floor is their inability to 0.99

00:33:49.260 do logistics logistic that's why

00:33:52.980 they have pimps normally so we

00:33:54.800 have 80 86,400 seconds per day if

00:34:02.840 we divide it to a thousand

00:34:05.260 people it's going to be 86.4 now

00:34:08.440 lots of feminists were saying 1.00

00:34:09.740 it's one minute 44 seconds but

00:34:12.240 they forgot that that's a

00:34:13.340 percentage is 1.44 divided by

00:34:16.900 100 which is 1.44 times 60 which

00:34:20.100 is 86.4 seconds so from an

00:34:22.040 operational maths from an

00:34:23.620 operational standpoint it's pure

00:34:25.140 nonsense right so let me just

00:34:28.540 give you some data because it is

00:34:30.900 actually pretty obvious that all

00:34:33.120 this is done for for immaterial

00:34:35.660 capital of the OnlyFans account

00:34:37.480 she was originally from Derbyshire

00:34:39.800 she she started in the OnlyFans 0.98

00:34:42.800 industry at the age of 18 making

00:34:44.860 2k in just 24 hours see I don't

00:34:48.300 believe that those kinds of cases

00:34:50.800 come up naturally I believe that

00:34:53.540 every so often in all likelihood

00:34:55.680 these people will be boosted so the

00:34:58.660 OnlyFans the company can say that

00:35:00.460 they've got these amazing overnight

00:35:02.780 success stories that they can use to

00:35:04.560 advertise the platform she has a 0.99

00:35:05.820 mental she hasn't got porn mental she 1.00

00:35:09.200 does she has mental which is bonnie 0.99

00:35:11.340 blue and the issue here is that I I

00:35:14.400 watched an interview I watched it so

00:35:17.000 you don't have to at the Charlotte what

00:35:21.260 at the Lottie Moss podcast all right

00:35:24.220 you watch the podcast talking about

00:35:26.160 it okay not all of it but watch some

00:35:29.000 parts of it still just needed to save

00:35:30.320 time for some other research it's it's

00:35:32.660 it's Lottie Moss which is the I think

00:35:34.640 half-sister of Kate Moss yeah that was

00:35:38.060 an interesting podcast but it shows how

00:35:40.380 literally some people where they could

00:35:43.960 be good people can have bad company and

00:35:47.040 bad company is the road to bad habits

00:35:49.200 and habits sometimes are really difficult

00:35:52.260 to break now speaking of habits you

00:35:54.420 should definitely visit Lotus Cedars

00:35:56.860 with five pounds per month you could

00:35:58.960 subscribe on our website and watch

00:36:00.640 lovely videos like symposium 29 and 30

00:36:04.560 that we did with Carl on Aristotle's

00:36:06.580 Nicomachean ethics and here Aristotle is

00:36:09.500 talking about the importance of

00:36:10.720 habitation and how with good habits we

00:36:13.800 can actually transform our lives into

00:36:16.040 being a good life and when good habits

00:36:18.480 are combined with the grasping of

00:36:20.920 practical wisdom of prudence they turn

00:36:23.380 into moral virtue home after Aristotle

00:36:25.780 yeah my mathematical calculations what

00:36:28.760 would Aristotle have to say about this

00:36:31.140 situation Aristotle would say that she

00:36:33.320 has bad company she has developed bad

00:36:36.320 habits and he would actually watch the

00:36:39.740 podcast with me he would watch the

00:36:41.380 Lottie Moss podcast I think what we 0.57

00:36:43.920 would hear her a slag he would say 0.99

00:36:45.800 bitches be cray who's mad who's mad yeah 1.00

00:36:49.040 I think he would tell her basically that 0.89

00:36:51.600 something like prudence is knowledge of

00:36:54.440 of good ends and the ability to

00:36:56.360 deliberate about them and young last

00:36:58.520 maybe sleeping with a thousand men in a 1.00

00:37:00.520 day is not a particularly I don't think

00:37:02.320 she'd understand any of that right so I

00:37:04.960 want I've clipped two parts of this of

00:37:08.100 this interview since our segment is now

00:37:10.460 coming to towards an end I want you to

00:37:12.820 listen to what she is telling poor Lottie

00:37:15.680 Moss so you've actually only been in the

00:37:18.060 adult industry for a year yeah do you

00:37:20.160 think you have to do something outrageous

00:37:21.840 in order to be successful now like do you

00:37:24.660 feel like you have to keep stepping up now

00:37:26.220 in terms of like every single time yeah

00:37:27.940 it has to be quite controversial for sure if

00:37:29.880 you're going to be basic expect basic

00:37:31.480 money yeah too many people that's it if

00:37:34.980 you're going to be basic expect basic

00:37:36.520 money so what's going on is that in that

00:37:38.460 industry now we have lots of people

00:37:41.660 entering and they're told that unless

00:37:43.640 they go up to something extreme and

00:37:45.920 compete with each other for doing

00:37:48.220 something that will you know stand out

00:37:51.660 they're not going to make it I also

00:37:55.000 liked the fact that Kate Moss's sister

00:37:57.240 has the British equivalent of a valley girl

00:37:59.340 accent that is awful yeah everything is

00:38:02.180 insufferable to do with this the accent

00:38:05.600 yes it's not that insufferable oh come

00:38:08.680 on I've got an ear for accents perhaps

00:38:11.680 do you have any goals yeah and basically

00:38:13.380 she was saying things like sex is just 1.00

00:38:15.640 like cricket was it a friend of yours

00:38:17.240 that said Lily and she said she wanted to

00:38:18.820 have a played cricket before yes I don't

00:38:20.580 know I think it's really boring yeah so

00:38:23.080 she managed to do that weird analogy 1.00

00:38:24.980 it's in October at some point yeah she's

00:38:27.780 talking about she's talking about her

00:38:29.480 goals and she said I want to break it's

00:38:31.920 beat the world record at some point 948

00:38:34.320 men a day so what happens is that these

00:38:37.640 two lasses are together and they're 0.99

00:38:39.840 competing each other probably you know

00:38:42.320 they have been groomed into this and

00:38:43.920 they're trying to out-compete each other

00:38:45.640 as to who's gonna sleep with with most

00:38:47.680 men right so I want to say that there

00:38:52.400 are several cultural remarks that we

00:38:54.460 have to make which remind me of Plato's

00:38:56.620 Republic so he says that in some

00:38:59.000 societies there are several people who

00:39:01.680 are trying to erode public morality and

00:39:04.820 they call shame silliness they drive it

00:39:08.020 into disgrace and exile they call self

00:39:10.220 control cowardice and expel it with abuse

00:39:12.480 they call insolence good breeding license

00:39:15.600 liberty extravagance generosity and

00:39:17.740 shamelessness courage literally he is

00:39:21.060 describing what we are viewing right

00:39:23.400 now shameless people being told that

00:39:28.280 they're courageous shining law-abiding 0.96

00:39:30.260 citizens are servile and contemptible 1.00

00:39:32.320 inability to distinguish between good and 0.61

00:39:34.400 evil desires teachers fear and ponder to

00:39:36.960 the pupils and you find that the minds of

00:39:41.180 the citizens become so sensitive that the

00:39:43.240 least vestige of restraint is restrained

00:39:46.000 as intolerable and is presented as

00:39:47.900 anarchy so whatever degree of

00:39:50.300 responsibility she has I think she does

00:39:52.840 have a share of it we do live in a

00:39:54.940 culture that to a very large extent

00:39:56.540 identifies the human being with the body

00:39:59.000 and says that for human liberation human

00:40:01.660 liberation is bodily liberation and

00:40:04.200 liberation of bodily urges so the idea is

00:40:06.920 that for you to be free in those circles

00:40:10.080 you have to essentially become a slave of

00:40:12.360 your passions I think that this is very

00:40:15.840 dangerous and I will say this here

00:40:17.820 cuts immediately I will say here that this

00:40:22.900 reminds me of some philosophical debates

00:40:25.020 about autonomy and heteronomy because there

00:40:27.040 are some some cases where people are behaving in

00:40:31.220 ways where they're overtly harming themselves and

00:40:35.180 that's where there's significant debate with

00:40:38.680 respect to whether they can be morally

00:40:40.640 responsible or not and whether there is a

00:40:42.980 kind of culpability to their actions and if

00:40:45.380 not and if there is maybe the there are other

00:40:49.400 people should intervene and I will I will say

00:40:51.840 this this is a big question I haven't decided yet

00:40:55.400 because I don't know the specific case yet but

00:40:57.900 there are some people who say well just don't do

00:41:00.340 nothing and some others have the Saudi approach

00:41:03.140 and I will tell you here this this is the story of a

00:41:05.560 man who was 1344 pounds people can watch on a website

00:41:12.100 and click on it and you see that the Saudi king at

00:41:16.080 some point said this is just really bad and we need to

00:41:21.480 help this person this is obvious an obvious case of

00:41:25.440 self-harm they broke the wall they put him on a diet and now he is

00:41:33.560 surprisingly very healthy and this is a success story very healthy yeah he is

00:41:38.900 that possible he has actually sustained it this is more benevolent than anything at

00:41:45.980 any Western government has done in decades I like how he's descending in a bed as

00:41:51.620 well he looks like a caricature of some old Arabian king actually like they're about

00:41:58.160 to start worshipping him it reminds me of 300 where he's on the no I'm just saying this because I wanted to show that I wanted to show you the philosophical debates and philosophical dimensions of the issue and I want to let's say improve the discussions that have already taken place about her because the whole internet is talking about it so thank you 0.91

00:42:20.620 still a slag though let's see what the rumble rants have to say about the slag 0.99

00:42:26.960 go on sell us right got some reading to do ryan hinnigan a lot of people have had a lot to say about l slag

00:42:36.300 right only 1440 minutes in a day a thousand in a day means about a minute each plus transition times

00:42:45.180 i like that there's some contingency planning there as guy number 998 i he plans on bringing a bible and filibustering by reading paul's first letter to the corinthians the engaged few

00:42:59.100 anyone taking bets on how long until lily goes on the maury show and starts crying as she's told that the 18th man she has had

00:43:09.740 tested isn't the father of one of the 11 kids who fell out of her connor's smug mug her parents are a problem 0.99

00:43:18.460 especially when you consider her mother is her head of finance finance that's disgusting her mommy is 1.00

00:43:25.700 genuinely disgusting but she said they're very supportive that's that's even more disgusting imagine 0.98

00:43:31.380 being a father right yeah imagine being a father and not only tolerating that your daughter does that 0.99

00:43:37.480 but encouraging it and supporting it that means that you are disgusting a miller one one two 0.96

00:43:43.680 technically it is a bat on race had someone picked up on that um z ranks too many are quick to strip 0.98

00:43:52.020 women of their agency and accountability to safeguard their public image such people are great to

00:43:57.300 degenerate their exhibiting neither kindness nor compassion for lily absolutely because agency is the 0.99

00:44:03.140 way to actually improve the situation that's why i was so harsh about her yeah she's utter scum and 1.00

00:44:10.020 deserves to suffer um for what she's done dragon lady chris i can't help picturing a hundred naked guys 0.99

00:44:16.480 standing around with tickets in their hands and hair calling out now serving number 18 like a like a 0.89

00:44:24.240 post office like the mcdonald's you know where you you take the plastic no yeah the men are not exempt 0.57

00:44:30.340 either i saw a video as well of a man who found out the news that he'd be sleeping with her with his

00:44:37.920 girlfriend who he went in to give her a kiss and she went like that was like she's clearly not

00:44:43.280 comfortable with this then why would she be engaged few i think we all need a course of antibiotics after 0.96

00:44:49.780 this segment makes me wonder which of the 100th line was the first to hear an echo down here yeah

00:44:54.980 it's not just her making money it's also a health problem because she is obviously spreading diseases 1.00

00:45:01.780 there no amount of testing is a hundred percent and with a thousand people it is inevitable

00:45:08.600 josh she'll get something is are you maybe calling for a new lockdown 0.99

00:45:12.960 yeah lockdown a vagina okay 1.00

00:45:16.700 uh again the engaged few carl talked up stellius's segment last night glad to see that stellius has 0.99

00:45:25.140 lived up to it thank you uh that's a random name i love how josh and harry look like two disapproving

00:45:31.400 fathers also you guys should look into the sugar baby industry which is incredibly predatory in young

00:45:37.260 women lots of shady stuff dear lord that sounds like a horrible segment to look into and yet if i was 0.98

00:45:43.120 her father i'd disown it yeah sorry i'm not having a whore in my home this is one of those uh things 1.00

00:45:50.900 where it's like that post where it says women will do things like this and wonder why every society in 0.97

00:45:55.620 history has had massive restrictions on women's autonomy anyway let me just have a little sippy 1.00

00:46:02.200 all right now on to the serious news gents we've had santa denial which is serious news to be fair

00:46:11.940 we've had ho ho hoes which is stellius's favorite kind of news now we're going to look into the dark 1.00

00:46:18.620 side of global governance and the people who are actually controlling the world because for a long

00:46:24.140 time i've heard people talking about this company called palantir whenever some big government

00:46:30.280 initiative begins i see people commenting on things saying that oh great well this is going to be another

00:46:36.020 contract for palantir to gobble up and i always thought to myself well who are these guys and why do

00:46:41.200 people seem so distrustful of them so in preparation for this i've taken the past week or so to start

00:46:45.800 looking into them and i will say having looked into them i also am very wary of them do not trust them

00:46:52.400 and think they are an incredibly shady organization so who are palantir well they're essentially a spyware

00:46:59.680 and ai digital infrastructure company that produce a number of different products that are mainly sold

00:47:06.660 to governments and government agencies to help them in whatever goal it is that they're pursuing

00:47:12.980 at the time so you can go onto their website and find a little bit of this sort of information

00:47:16.880 where they're talking about their focus on creating the world's best user experiences for working with

00:47:22.100 data empowers people to ask and answer complex questions building platforms for integrating managing

00:47:27.740 and securing data on top of which we layer applications for fully interactive human driven

00:47:32.120 machine assisted analysis they're a big company behind the llm the language learning model so

00:47:38.500 a lot of you things like um i think chat gpt and other ai chat helpers work off of llms palantir are

00:47:46.940 a big company behind this and you can see some of the platforms that they have these are their four

00:47:53.660 main platforms they've got aip they've got foundry they've got gotham and they've got apollo

00:48:00.860 the most important one i want to look at here just very briefly is the gotham software which is used

00:48:07.900 as part of ai digital weapons systems it's also quite a sinister name considering in the batman

00:48:15.240 universe of which gotham city is you know a setting they have the device which uses everyone's phones to

00:48:23.460 create a 3d map of the entire city yes which is the sort of thing that the ceo of this company

00:48:31.380 a man called alex carp who we'll get into a little bit more later because given that he is the head of

00:48:36.320 this company that makes him one of the most powerful men in the world i think it's pretty reasonable to

00:48:42.000 want to know who he is what he's after what drives him what motivates him what his end goals are

00:48:47.580 um so he would not care too much about you comparing it that way he would say yeah sounds about right

00:48:54.280 tough look if you don't like that get over it they're very very brazen or at least he is very

00:48:59.700 brazen about the fact that his company has been used as spyware and says that this is a very good

00:49:05.320 thing and again some of the things that they do as we'll find out seem to be based around um managing

00:49:12.340 outcomes for governments that you could see as being beneficial to the government so for instance

00:49:18.280 they uh help ice they help uh they want to help track down in the uk they want to help track down

00:49:25.420 say um benefits frauds people like that using these ai data management tools to be able to identify

00:49:33.540 people who are most likely to have been benefit cheats so that sounds like it could be a good thing

00:49:39.180 but the problem is that being a global organization and having every system in the west in the uk in the

00:49:47.000 us run through them means that they have a ridiculous amount of power and access to basically everybody's

00:49:54.180 information at all times but for instance the gotham has been used in ukraine as far as i'm aware to help

00:50:01.700 them to identify enemy targets and make strike targeted strikes on them of the kind that would never have

00:50:07.980 been available before this so excuse me when you see the footage coming from the front lines of

00:50:13.600 ukraine where they're fighting against russians and you see all of the drone warfare that's going on

00:50:18.160 because that's one of the big innovations that's come from this a lot of that seems to be backed by

00:50:23.000 palantir they're creating the software that makes it so those drones can be as efficient as possible

00:50:27.620 in the uk as i mentioned they're already set up here they work with the nhs

00:50:32.580 uh they as they say on here have been proud to serve the nhs since the beginning of covid 19 pandemic

00:50:40.660 when our software helped distribute ventilators and ppe where patients needed them most they also

00:50:46.380 helped to roll out the vaccines and that meant that the palantir software was used to determine

00:50:51.960 where the vaccines needed to go and were also used to help track down people who weren't vaccinated

00:50:58.680 so it was helping to make sure people who didn't want to get take this new vaccine

00:51:04.100 it was making sure that you were able to find them and target them

00:51:07.280 so right that seems to me to be somewhat of a shady thing but they say more recently our software has

00:51:13.820 been helping a number of nhs trusts to reduce waiting lists and drive up the use of operating

00:51:18.340 theaters it enables patients to be treated sooner so again with this kind of technology there's always

00:51:23.160 a give and a take right there are good applications that it can be used for bad applications that it can be

00:51:28.320 used for i'm not necessarily looking at the fact that this technology can be used as a tool for

00:51:33.840 good and bad i'm looking at the company itself and the people specifically alex carp who runs it and

00:51:39.460 saying do i trust this technology in their hands do i trust that they have the best interests of

00:51:45.500 everybody of all of their clients so you're not looking at you're not looking at the potential of

00:51:50.520 the technology per se more so the intentions of the people wielding it yes and i will say personally as

00:51:56.480 well when it comes to big shady companies like this and ai in general i am not eager for a world

00:52:02.380 in which we are ruled by uh massive ai systems that have been programmed by untrustworthy people

00:52:09.160 because the artificial part of artificial intelligence is to me the most important part of

00:52:13.840 this at the end of the day it's all still running on algorithms and machine learning right which will be

00:52:19.340 determined mainly by the people who develop this technology we saw with chat gpt and the other ones when

00:52:25.740 they first rolled out that yeah they were able to have amazing pattern recognition that made them

00:52:29.800 racist and immediately the people who made that pulled all of that out and basically gave it brain

00:52:34.640 damage to stop it from being racist and it's the same sort of thing that'll be going with this where

00:52:39.060 the people who program it are able to manipulate it to basically get whatever ends they want it's

00:52:44.180 going to create a massive centralization of power is what's going to happen and of course if you rule

00:52:50.080 by via machine you can tweak the code in the background and no one is any the wiser and if

00:52:55.360 you do it smartly you know you tweak it gradually over time who knows what you can do to a populace

00:53:01.240 with this kind of technology it's it is absolutely terrifying for the future and i think that we think

00:53:07.380 our tyranny now is bad at least you know you can see through it to a certain extent because it's still

00:53:13.060 done by human beings and we have an understanding of it and considering most people don't understand

00:53:17.980 machine learning models we don't have the first you know we don't even know the first thing about

00:53:22.740 how to address the problem in the first place let alone uh how to address the tyranny that it's

00:53:28.020 going to well also it's inherently globalist if you bring all of the west's governmental systems

00:53:33.880 under this that as you say centralizes all of it and sort of pushes us further into a form of

00:53:39.860 global government i imagine the one world government conspiracy theorists are going to have an absolute

00:53:43.920 field day with this company yeah absolutely um as i mentioned they're also aiding ice there

00:53:50.500 we've got multi-million dollar contract with the ice to store data on illegal immigrants purchases calls

00:53:54.560 and movement so it could help track them down uh they also have uh massively increased their stock

00:54:01.340 due to a u.s special operations command contract the agreement which is valued at 36 million dollars

00:54:08.200 for one year alone designates palantir as the primary software integrator for uss for us socom's

00:54:15.980 mission command system again just another bit of a massive very very important infrastructure being

00:54:22.840 brought under them they got the they got a 480 million dollar pound contract on nhs to run their

00:54:30.960 data platform it awarded them a contract for the federated data platform to the u.s spy technology

00:54:36.760 to firm palantir in the face of opposition from the bma the doctors association patients group and

00:54:41.820 privacy campaigners the fdp is designed to overcome a structural flaw in the nhs's management of data

00:54:47.460 over time a wide variety of data storage software has been used within and outside hospitals general

00:54:52.980 practices and other care providers but the software has struggled to talk with other programs

00:54:56.700 making it difficult to transfer patient records between hospitals so it seems that this technology is

00:55:01.540 going to be used to aid in that process because of course the nhs has actually been held to ransom

00:55:06.140 by hackers quite a few times which is crazy to me that that can even be allowed to happen you'd

00:55:12.420 think that'd be a matter of national security wouldn't you yes you would but instead they're

00:55:16.900 handing it over to these guys instead and again if you think that the problem with liberal democracy

00:55:22.860 and its diffused state as it exists right now is the fact that nobody is accountable whatsoever to

00:55:27.580 anything ever every single problem that pops up is well that's above my pay grade i can't handle that

00:55:33.500 that's somebody else's job imagine how bad it'll be when all the decisions are being made by ais nobody

00:55:40.020 will be held accountable because there'll be no human face to it and i'd rather be governed by

00:55:44.340 other human beings than technology but carrying on they've also lobbied ua uk disabilities ministers

00:55:51.140 so that they can try and help tackle benefit fraud again this can be seen as something that would be good

00:55:56.700 for the uk because i think we should tackle benefit fraud absolutely the problem is that this would bring

00:56:01.520 another area of our government and remember this is a foreign company this is a u.s company

00:56:05.940 under the control of palantir so it may look like a good thing but it's really them extending their

00:56:12.380 power and then there's the fact that it would also probably get rolled into tony blair tony blair's

00:56:19.060 plans for the nhs now they don't actually mention palantir explicitly in this because what they're

00:56:24.440 talking about is tony blair's plans to use ai to fix the nhs basically by basically shutting down gps

00:56:33.220 and replacing them with ai chatbots instead which doesn't sound great but it doesn't mention palantir

00:56:39.200 here explicitly but if you scroll down to the bottom they have tagged palantir and related organizations

00:56:46.040 because i do think that we know that if this this was to be made reality they would probably be the

00:56:51.960 ones handling it right and uh as i mentioned they've also been doing stuff with ukraine uh this

00:56:57.620 is alex carp by the way and if you wanted him to seem like a normal and trustworthy person

00:57:02.340 i don't know why you'd go with this picture but that's neither here nor there uh alex carp himself

00:57:09.620 studied under uh the university of goethe i believe and did german philosophy directly underneath uh

00:57:16.820 jürgen habermas oh that's concerning uh he also in this telegraph article obviously it talks a lot

00:57:23.100 about the history of the company which i'll get into in a few minutes and it talks about um what

00:57:27.560 they've been doing with ukraine how they've been using their ai technology not just to help with

00:57:31.840 finding all of these different targets but also to help unearth likely locations for what they're

00:57:38.080 deeming as russian war crimes as well like they're trying to use this pattern recognition technology to

00:57:43.020 determine where mass graves may be buried which is very interesting uh but he notes in a number of

00:57:48.720 times here uh that things like he's an economic progressive i'm massively left of center i believe

00:57:54.840 there's one article where he actively describes himself as a neo-marxist so it's all very all what

00:58:01.900 i want to hear from a man at the head of one of the most powerful companies in the entire world

00:58:05.900 there's more information here about it all uh but if i carry on let's start talking specifically

00:58:11.660 more specifically about alex carp and all of this is very very public information uh so that just

00:58:18.040 this one as well um they're talking about his career rise and they also say that uh you know

00:58:24.140 after they've been taking a lot all of these contracts on they've had these huge spikes in their stock

00:58:29.980 that background in the picture is the icing on the cake isn't it that's funny isn't it uh but he says

00:58:35.140 that um he says in regard to the breach of privacy that his technology just inherently causes he says

00:58:43.400 you may not agree with them bless you don't work here he said of tech workers who have qualms about

00:58:48.780 the company's data mining we don't like people who are coming in and saying we want to kill terrorists

00:58:53.320 and just do it without data protection bless your soul if you want to distribute carcinogens with your

00:58:58.440 great intellect in the form of consumer internet he's not exactly i've watched a few interview clips with

00:59:03.940 him he's not the most eloquent speaker as you might be able to tell but basically what he's saying

00:59:09.400 there is um we kill terrorists they they always like to say that they kill terrorists or provide 0.51

00:59:15.060 the technology that helps to identify terrorists and then kill them and prevent terror attacks and if

00:59:19.900 that means that we have to completely destroy any kind of civil civil liberty that you have as an

00:59:26.760 individual citizen then we're more than willing to do it the patriot act in america was the

00:59:33.360 blessing for these kinds of people who are like great we have absolute carte blanche to spy on our

00:59:39.420 citizens for the sake of saying oh we're fighting the war on terror yeah because that's why the u.s 0.78

00:59:45.060 government really wants to spy on its citizens in it because they just care about you so much 0.66

00:59:50.820 george w bush cared about the citizens so much dick cheney just wanted to make sure that you

00:59:56.900 american citizen were safe at home from terrorism no no they just wanted to spy on you i can tell you

01:00:04.200 what's going to happen here what's going to happen is this sort of thing is going to be plug into the

01:00:08.640 pre-existing surveillance architecture and it's going to monitor all citizens internet usage data usage

01:00:16.540 and it's going to create a model in which it's going to you don't even necessarily need to view

01:00:22.080 something that is controversial or illegal but it will have predictive utility in saying well

01:00:28.080 you're more likely to potentially do this thing and it's going to lead to the justification of

01:00:33.840 pre-crime where people minority reporters it is yeah they're going to go out of their way and say

01:00:38.580 you're on the track of committing a crime or this will come about um with this sort of technology

01:00:45.320 if the philosophy of governance does not change yeah i i agree completely which is what makes it

01:00:51.980 so worrying so alex carp is already recognized by places like fortune as one of the most 100 powerful

01:00:57.120 businessmen in the world he does have a net worth of about seven billion dollars i think which is

01:01:03.040 unsurprising but at the same time the whole reason for him coming about in the first place in this

01:01:07.580 position is very strange because as i mentioned he went to law school with peter teal

01:01:13.360 and he then went on to do a phd university of germany philosophy a german philosophy degree in goethe

01:01:21.020 under jürgen habermas and then was basically just handed the ceo position to this company by peter

01:01:28.180 teal anything to say on habermas stelios i just want to say philosophy degrees sometimes give good

01:01:34.340 curious prospects have you ever been thanks for that marketing department for philosophy have you ever

01:01:40.300 been handed the ceo position to a massive shady spy corporation yeah and i said no because i want to

01:01:46.340 come here with you guys you're a man with morals in that case not i want to be not an alex carp 1.00

01:01:51.180 but he writes his uh letters to shareholders in 2020 the company went public before then

01:01:57.300 unsurprisingly they'd been operating for about 17 years purely off of government contracts and had not

01:02:04.520 actually ever turned the profit so they were purely kept up by government contracts because

01:02:09.860 you know they're not a company that provides consumer value they're a company that provides

01:02:14.900 political value and that's why they exist and we'll find out why they would prop them up in just a

01:02:21.340 few minutes but he says stuff in here you know commitment to risk-taking innovation of american

01:02:26.320 that provides us unparalleled yada yada yada we believe the rewards from the embrace of ai in the u.s

01:02:31.400 will be immense here's the most important part because this relates to the global american empire

01:02:36.740 and palantir's place in it american influence in this unique hour comes not just from the controlling

01:02:43.460 of the supply of ai but also from the ability to strategically deploy the newest technologies

01:02:49.180 across our most prominent corporations and institutions our unchallenged ability to channel

01:02:55.100 and guide the demand we create our own demand for integrating ai seamlessly with essential data

01:03:01.260 distribution and decision making structures is what truly sets us apart we built this company to

01:03:06.660 arm and defend our most significant institutions not tinker at the margins creating idle decadent

01:03:12.400 diversions i think that kind of sums up what this company is they are a massive extra extrajudicial

01:03:18.920 branch of the u.s government who works to expand american influence across the globe by basically

01:03:25.520 creating demand for their own products so that all digital infrastructure in the west europe and the

01:03:33.020 and the u.s is under one umbrella which is palantir that's what it comes across to me he basically said

01:03:39.540 it there and now we can get a more in-depth look at the man himself there's a interesting article from

01:03:44.760 the new york times asking a pretty reasonable question saying alex carp has money in power so what does he

01:03:50.120 want and i'll draw out some of the highlights that they say from here they start off mr carp is a lean

01:03:55.800 extremely fit billionaire with unruly salt and pepper curls i will say i get massive ex machina

01:04:01.440 vibes from this guy especially given a lot of his justification for it is well if we didn't do it

01:04:07.420 somebody else would and they would be worse and you would be suffering under them so you've got to

01:04:11.940 suffer under us instead which is basically oscar isaac's justification in ex machina either way

01:04:17.460 uh he has adhd great start and can't hide if he's not interested in what somebody is saying

01:04:22.960 after a hyper spurt of talking he loses energy and has to recharge on the stationary bike or by reading

01:04:27.780 even though he thinks of himself as different he seems to like being different it's not mentioned in

01:04:32.020 this article but i have seen another article where they mention that his office is filled with

01:04:36.080 life-size cardboard cutouts of himself because that's the sign of a well-adjusted yeah because it

01:04:41.240 makes him feel more comfortable he enjoys being a provocateur on stage and in interviews he says 0.78

01:04:47.380 i'm a jewish racially ambiguous dick dyslexic so i can say anything unlike many executives in

01:04:55.000 silicon valley and this article was written back in june i think so this is pre-election this is in

01:05:00.180 the run-up to it so but so take that into consideration here it says unlike many executives

01:05:04.740 in silicon valley mr carp backed president biden cutting him a big check despite skepticism about

01:05:11.340 his handling of the border and his over-reliance on hollywood elites like jeffrey katzenberg

01:05:15.320 now june remember or july whenever it was or maybe august actually let me just scroll down and make

01:05:21.300 sure august apologies folks now he's supporting president kamala harris but still has vociferous

01:05:27.240 complaints about his party when he donates he says he does it in multiples of 18 because it's mystical

01:05:33.200 18 brings good luck in the tradition of kabbalah i gave biden 360 000 dollars born in new york and

01:05:40.860 raised outside philadelphia in a leftist family he has a jewish father who was a pediatrician and a

01:05:45.640 black mother who is an artist they were social activists who took him to civil rights marches and

01:05:50.600 other protests his uncle gerald d james is an economics and african-american studies professor

01:05:56.960 at yale his brother ben is an academic who lives in japan i just think i've always viewed myself as i

01:06:03.240 don't fit in and i can't really try to my parents background just gave me a primordial subconscious

01:06:08.140 bias that anything that involves we fit in together does not include me i think the only

01:06:14.040 way i can explain it politically is like if fascism comes i'll be the first or second person on the wall

01:06:19.820 is this painting a picture of the sort of guy you want to have an insane amount of influence on global

01:06:26.460 politics it's like the perfect formula to engineer someone to do harm to society

01:06:31.700 by his own statements he is completely unsituated has no loyalty to any one-time place or people he is

01:06:43.680 an anywhere person and he is in charge of the company that provides a ridiculous amount of digital

01:06:50.260 infrastructure that allows people to steal your information do you think he's going to do this for a

01:06:56.900 good reason he says that he thinks in america and europe the inability or unwillingness to secure

01:07:03.060 borders fuels authoritarianism okay let's hear him out here i see it as pretty simple you have an open

01:07:08.480 border you get the far right he said and once you get them you can't get rid of them we saw it in 0.98

01:07:13.880 brexit we see it in le pen in france you see it across europe now you see it in germany so what this

01:07:20.300 is suggesting to me and you'll see that his claim that his ability to well his company's ability to

01:07:26.660 help prevent terrorist attacks is the reason that europe is not even further right as he puts it now

01:07:34.680 you may see this as a good thing he is preventing terrorist attacks so he says obviously preventing

01:07:40.300 innocent civilian deaths is always a good thing however his stated reasons for doing so suggest to 0.95

01:07:46.760 me that he's not doing it because he has any concern for the actual well-being of say european peoples

01:07:53.640 he's not doing it because he has respect for our culture our histories or traditions or even

01:07:58.780 disagrees with our demographic replacement he's doing it because if he didn't then you would get

01:08:05.220 hitler too that's his own stated views right here you would get hitler too and that would be even worse

01:08:12.400 so he's not trying to help us he's trying to help manage managerial democracy and help manage

01:08:20.240 our slow demographic replacement that's what i'm getting from this great mr carp sometimes gets 0.99

01:08:27.060 emotional in his defense of palantir in june when he received an award named in honor of dwight d

01:08:31.480 dwight eisenhower at dc gala for national security executives he teared up he said that when he lived

01:08:36.920 in germany he often thought about the young men from iowa and kansas who risked their lives

01:08:40.940 to free people like me during world war ii he seems to he's very very obsessed with one aspect of his

01:08:47.240 of his history by the sounds of it of his ancestral history he also said that he was honored to receive

01:08:52.280 an award named after the president who had integrated schools by force yeah one of those people who sad to

01:08:58.060 say you can agree with the the outcome or not uh use a massive overstep of central governmental power

01:09:05.140 and literally sent in the army to force people at gunpoint to integrate their schools he's like

01:09:11.040 this is a good thing which says suggest to me long as the as long as the outcomes are what i'm after

01:09:15.360 tyranny is fine unsurprising from somebody like this let's go into the actual history of the company

01:09:19.960 then uh he's uh the vanguard of what mark milley the retired general and former chairman of the joint

01:09:26.120 chief chiefs of staff has called the most significant fundamental change in the character of war ever

01:09:30.260 recorded in history in his new world unorthodox silly valican silicon valley entrepreneurs like mr carp 0.73

01:09:35.540 and elon musk are woven into the fabric of america's national security palantir itself was founded

01:09:41.260 in 2003 by a gang of five including carp and his old stanford law school classmate peter teal now the

01:09:47.960 company's chairman it was backed in part by nearly two million dollars from in q tell the cia's venture

01:09:56.800 capital arm literally funded by cia money in the wake of 9-11 the cia bet on palantir gobbling up data

01:10:06.320 and auguring where the next terrorist attacks would come from palantir uses multiple databases to find

01:10:11.880 the bad guy even as mr carp put it if the bad guy actually works for you so again in the wake of 9-11

01:10:17.740 they go we've passed the patriot act now we need companies who can use the patriot act to the fullest

01:10:24.880 extent so the cia starts handing out money to these companies in an attempt to get one that will

01:10:31.040 actually work for them peter teal alex carp i know peter teal alex carp seem like they come from

01:10:36.820 different sides of the political aisle carp went for biden and kamala teal went for donald trump 1.00

01:10:41.420 but at the same time there are shared goals even on both sides of the aisle that they all have

01:10:47.480 because it is the uni party and even the power brokers that handle the money behind the uni party

01:10:52.840 also have shared goals and that is to spread american influence across the world being european

01:10:58.580 in an american vassal state i know we've got plenty of your american viewers watching this right now

01:11:03.540 this isn't personal against you i do not want to be ruled by america i do not think that the version

01:11:09.580 of america that teal or carp has in their mind is one that harks back to the traditions of america

01:11:15.760 starting from the founding and recognizes it as a place created by europeans it's obviously not good

01:11:21.220 for americans as well it's not good for americans either he sees it as a set of global democratic

01:11:26.860 values that have to be spread what i'm essentially saying is he's a neocon he's a neocon who's going

01:11:33.140 to support any war that will spread what he considers to be american democratic values across

01:11:39.780 the world which always ends up going so well doesn't it upon starting it says it carries on

01:11:46.740 they decided to seek out john poindexter a retired rear admiral who was dubbed the real name

01:11:52.100 real name poindexter a retired rear admiral who was dubbed the godfather of modern surveillance

01:11:57.420 admiral poindexter has been forced to resign as president rodald reagan's national security advisor

01:12:02.140 after the drum roll please iran contra scandal i just realized i went to bang the table sorry yeah

01:12:08.760 after 9 11 he then worked at the pentagon on a surveillance program called total information

01:12:13.500 awareness this is a fantastic pedigree this is such a great pedigree for the company isn't it oh it's

01:12:18.620 absolutely horrifying the company is often credited with helping locate osama bin laden so navy seals

01:12:24.180 could kill him but it's unclear if that's true and carp won't confirm whether it is or not he does crow

01:12:30.140 a little bit about western civilization resting on palantir's shoulders noting that without its 1.00

01:12:35.100 software you would have had massive terror attacks in europe already like october 7th style we already

01:12:40.260 had those we already had plenty of those and you didn't help maybe you help ones that we don't know

01:12:45.640 about but we have already had massive terror attacks and i don't see you crying about those i don't see

01:12:50.900 him going like oh the bataclan such a terrible thing to happen the mem bombing arena arena bombing was

01:12:56.780 such a terrible thing to happen but he says if we had had those kinds of attacks like october 7th which

01:13:02.120 is the worst terror attack um he believes it would have propelled the far right to power

01:13:06.780 palantir doesn't also doesn't do business with china russian or any other countries that are america's

01:13:12.260 enemies and palantir got its start in intelligence and defense and has since sprouted across the

01:13:17.180 government through an array of contracts it helps the irs to identify tax fraud and the fda to prevent

01:13:22.180 supply chain disruptions to get drugs to market quicker so every aspect of this company uh seems

01:13:28.840 very suspicious and very shady and uh not in our best interest as far as i'm concerned obviously they

01:13:35.660 like to wrap it up in all of these we're helping you we're saving you from being attacked by terrorists

01:13:40.640 but the main thing that he seems to care about is spreading american democratic values across the

01:13:46.360 world even where they don't fit and also making sure that the goose step as he puts it doesn't

01:13:52.340 return to europe i do not trust this man i do not trust this company i do not think that you should

01:13:57.220 trust this company there's way more involved in all of this but i only have a limited amount of time

01:14:01.920 and so i think i'm gonna end it there that's some good research though oh thank you thank you very much

01:14:06.760 a bunch of comments here um to read yeah yeah yeah are you all right there stelios you didn't say

01:14:12.420 much during that whole no because i wanted to listen to what you were saying any comments now

01:14:18.020 that you've heard it all oh i mean it's i want to do more research but i really distrust when you

01:14:24.500 know companies are trying to tell me that they care about yeah they're like the the prime example of

01:14:31.220 public private partnership also i when they're talking about a lot they're they're spreading

01:14:37.080 alarmism i think that's dangerous yeah uh so that's alarmism just calling everything fascism

01:14:43.900 oh yeah no i i agree it's just as bad as thinking that there is never such a thing like that oh god

01:14:51.480 gandalf a palantir is a dangerous tool saruman saruman why why should we further use it the palantir 0.89

01:14:57.860 is then showing footage of lily phillips only fans gross segment continuity uh matt g hammond it's

01:15:04.760 my understanding peter teal founded palantir to stop the worst companies from getting access to

01:15:09.040 this technology whatever issue you have with it know that it would have been worse that's always an

01:15:13.240 excellent smoke screen to say that well of course as i mentioned we've got to tyrannize you because if 0.98

01:15:17.960 it wasn't us it'd be somebody else tyrannizing you that's worse that's a blank check for all kinds of

01:15:23.060 tyranny to be done to you so don't let them give you that excuse also it wasn't started by peter teal

01:15:29.260 to stop the worst companies it was started so that the cia could have an extra branch of government to 0.58

01:15:34.660 spy on people that's why it started it's like the mafia saying well be grateful we cut off your finger

01:15:39.740 we could have killed you uh it's that that same sort of philosophy of a bully threatens to do something

01:15:46.840 worse potentially and so they can take a little bit more from you and i i appreciate you're trying 0.97

01:15:52.400 to uh inject some positivity but i think it's unequivocally bad yeah i mean the positivity is

01:15:58.780 well if if you didn't have this tyranny you'd have a worse one which isn't positive at all in my

01:16:03.500 excuse in my opinion dragon lady chris says after seeing alex carp there will be no more comments

01:16:08.760 about stellios not combing his hair to be fair you've got a worthy challenger there stellios i mean

01:16:15.260 there are worse things i've done on the podcast last time i appeared

01:16:19.340 the problem wasn't the tight was the shirt

01:16:24.660 anyway occupant 42 says one man's utopia is another man's dystopia yeah we're living in a

01:16:32.200 dystopia right now okay video comments without all the girl who slept with a hundred men deal

01:16:40.540 i wonder if the mom is living vicariously through her the mom is past the age of being desired by men 1.00

01:16:50.300 so therefore to make herself more interesting kind of like the parents with trans kids and stuff

01:16:57.420 i think it's worth considering and the implication is indeed very disturbing

01:17:03.680 i don't know i don't know how old her mother is i think that the fact her mother's involved at all

01:17:12.280 is very worrying oh hello there was a war between chimpanzees and gorillas in the wild this is the

01:17:21.640 war that the u.s state department doesn't want you to know about yeah who is the cia funding well

01:17:27.140 at least they're funding both sides yeah because that that way they get banana republic 0.51

01:17:31.060 there you go

01:17:51.020 you're so cute

01:18:09.660 one happy dog one very festive dog as well i bet your dog believes in santa claus

01:18:19.880 i know yeah well observed

01:18:24.360 i know there'll be a special circle of hell reserved for me but i can't help annoying italians about a 0.96

01:18:31.820 certain pizza topping tony d's sunday night streams are a little too late for a uk following but he is

01:18:37.280 very good with his audience it's been a mission of mine to get him to admit this albeit out of context

01:18:42.520 pineapple belongs on pizza yeah

01:18:44.840 i didn't know tony d did uh did live streams i was always wondering where he went that's that's great

01:18:52.480 if it's going well for him i don't have a problem with pineapples on pizza sometimes the hawaiian is good

01:18:57.080 do you just like stand at the at the edge of the western coastline and just like flip off the italians

01:19:03.560 just put an entire un-chopped pineapple i also i don't don't like the italian crust so much i

01:19:10.280 prefer the thick crust for pizza pizzas i'm a thick crust guy too yeah hello lotus eaters this is my

01:19:17.120 first video comment i'm currently trying to cycle the length of new zealand however i'm a couple days

01:19:22.880 from the end and i've come across a ford which is a bit more of a river so while i wait for somebody

01:19:28.820 who can hopefully help me cross it i've got some ginger wine warming on a stove and there's worse

01:19:34.660 places to be stuck like swindon because over here you can see we're very close to where they filmed

01:19:41.060 the orc burn pile that's where he broke his foot in it that's awesome i know you i know him as well i know

01:19:55.300 yeah i like the right we got some comments um jenvy says very nice ty stelios nice sweater josh nice

01:20:05.160 beard harry oh well thank you very much i shaved mid podcast he's very quick at shaving it was a daring

01:20:12.300 idea but i think i pulled it off okay annie moss says josh i love this segment please make sure dan

01:20:18.140 watches it because i think he needs to see this show based on his earlier comments he's not been

01:20:22.980 spreading santa denial has he i won't have that on the lotus eaters podcast i wouldn't be surprised

01:20:27.500 with dan very that's true character captain charlie the beagle says hey santa deniers if santa isn't

01:20:32.640 real then what why when he um when he was eight did my brother get his go-kart taken back by santa on

01:20:40.600 steven's day for being bold um only to get it back after writing a letter of apology to santa

01:20:46.080 checkmate that is true can you answer carl's gallon tub of null noil um santa denier cries out as 0.99

01:20:54.180 they're filled with the jolly christmas spirit sounds very threatening um russian garbage human 1.00

01:21:00.240 santa gives presents to ukrainian children too foreign agent 0.97

01:21:03.800 henry ashman says going through the anti-santa fake news is just an exercise in order

01:21:11.560 um in don't make me tap the magic sign again and everyone knows the christmas names are fifth

01:21:17.820 columnist paid for by upper middle class parents to cover up the fact that their entitled little 1.00

01:21:21.900 brat was on the naughty list and got coal that's true also condemnation there it is um it's good to

01:21:29.680 have an expose of the um organized network of gnomes because they're they're growing in power and i for

01:21:35.240 one want to return to tradition and centralize santa's power once more the gnomes v elves war

01:21:41.420 is not spoken about enough i know based ape says if santa isn't real then who was the guy who was 0.97

01:21:47.980 sneaking out of my mom's room that one time santa deniers are such idiots that's a good point um i'm 0.98

01:21:54.520 sure there are many cases in which um this is a curd based ape and in which case um you're lucky to 0.99

01:22:01.320 get that santa sighting and so many times as well um tell your mom i'll see you next year

01:22:06.840 um if santa um okay i'm not reading oh lily phillips is on the naughty list i think boomers 1.00

01:22:13.920 would be naughty on purpose just to get coal since kia starmer's not going to keep them warm at night 0.99

01:22:17.800 and sophie live to to end the comments for my section i love how you guys always cover the

01:22:24.200 most important news well thank you thank you right so kevin fox says sexual inequality when a woman 0.58

01:22:30.560 sleeps with a hundred men she's called a slut when a man does it he's called gay 1.00

01:22:35.400 basic that's quite good 1.00

01:22:42.840 thanks kevin 0.98

01:22:46.960 calm rob says i'm with josh i'm so sick of this woman getting airtime for being an absolute degenerate 1.00

01:22:56.100 the best solution is to completely ignore them and let them suffer the consequences of their actions

01:23:01.000 well i told you what i think that there is a whole industry that being is there's a what

01:23:06.980 there's a what industry still is

01:23:09.140 yeah that just people need to talk about just by not paying attention to it it won't go away

01:23:17.400 and it looks like it's expanding yeah and that's also the whole is expanding certainly after this

01:23:23.660 yeah and that's also my answer the whole industry is expanding and that's also my answer to the 0.95

01:23:29.720 legal truth who says that he's disappointed i covered the story right so russian garbage human 0.84

01:23:35.460 it breaks my heart to see more and more women lose their innocence and carefree love for the world 0.99

01:23:39.940 it's magical and deserves to be preserved and cherished yet we allow women to be brainwashed 1.00

01:23:45.380 into feminism femininity is wonderful the engineered collapse of society 1.00

01:23:49.700 angers me to the very core david ford says stelios doing the maths to prove the 0.96

01:23:55.160 whore can do that many men in the time allotted was one of the most autistic segments 1.00

01:24:01.600 lotus eaters has ever done is that a good or a bad thing that's a good thing that's a very good 0.97

01:24:06.500 thing you're aiding the cause no actually it's important to do the math the homer stelios has

01:24:13.340 been giving her the receipts positioning yourself for the position math to get some perspective the

01:24:19.860 position of her accountant potentially could be open as well as other things stelios i'm sure 0.88

01:24:25.540 we've seen some of his dress stelios has got pimp suits somewhere you've got a purple velvet suit

01:24:31.440 somewhere right maybe a big feathered hat as well yeah exactly yeah and i have golden chains

01:24:36.500 i walk with a stick i'm pretty sure people if you if you live near the mediterranean you're born

01:24:42.580 with a golden chain of some kind not me not you not me no no salios had to earn it yes you had to

01:24:51.080 the golden chain chose me oh no you had to put a pineapple on a pizza and show it to an italian 1.00

01:24:56.820 to get your gold chain dr david farugia rst i'm not gonna read the other one i refuse to believe

01:25:03.280 that any train in england can be run on time can i can i read the last one that's good i love yes i

01:25:15.460 love this charles ellington can i just big appreciation moment for charles ellington right now

01:25:22.740 you're my favorite schizo commenter says lily's clavicles are straight male her neck is long 1.00

01:25:30.020 male massive hands male it's a male i love it yesterday i think it was you put a comment saying

01:25:35.920 that everybody in any position of power in hollywood or government is actually secretly trans

01:25:41.760 donald trump trans joe biden trans every single one of them i wish i lived in your world charles

01:25:47.800 and please they are all trans don't don't stop commenting man i i love it 0.98

01:25:52.220 we've got a tranny tyranny everyone is trans even you no that means i'm secretly a woman oh my god 0.96

01:26:00.540 despite the jawline i have to say two things about comment you've just been designed by californian

01:26:05.740 gamers the most devious comments are from sophie live she remembers and also i i like tomas vania

01:26:13.580 because you're very laconic thank you charles ellington you just give me a great laugh every time

01:26:20.620 man so please carry on on my segments uh arizona desert rat harry did excellent research thank you

01:26:26.780 very very much now let's just hope that his search doesn't put him at the top of the palantir hit list

01:26:31.180 the fun thing about all of this stuff is that it's all publicly available some of this stuff right so

01:26:36.220 if i get here uh these two articles including the one that makes him look like an evil genius

01:26:41.620 was posted on their own website because they're proud of this they're proud of the headline they're 0.94

01:26:48.000 uh they're proud of all of the information here most of these companies don't give a shit because 0.93

01:26:53.040 most people don't actually read into these things they'll see a headline and they'll make their mind

01:26:57.480 up and they won't go any further than that uh so it's actually really easy to find this kind of

01:27:01.260 information it's putting it all together and uh figuring putting the pieces together uh and on that

01:27:07.400 screw tape lasers counters me and says guys don't fall for the palantir we're a powerful evil company

01:27:13.000 marketing i have used all of their products the only thing they do is provide software to allow

01:27:17.460 non-technical people to work with their organization's data palantir does not collect

01:27:21.280 nor analyze data they provide cumbersome tools for low-skilled customers to do so whether or not

01:27:26.260 their actual products have cumbersome user interfaces uh the idea that they don't collect or analyze data

01:27:33.720 is completely wrong that's literally what they were started to do by the cia and this idea that

01:27:38.920 they're presenting themselves as a powerful evil company i don't think that that's what they think

01:27:42.940 they're doing they're presenting themselves as an invaluable piece of u.s infrastructure that needs

01:27:49.520 to be spread across the globe what they think they're doing is good again alex carp thinks 0.73

01:27:53.820 everything that he's doing is good because it prevents fascism from returning to europe or even

01:27:58.340 making headway in the u.s as well so i don't agree with your take there but thank you for commenting

01:28:05.220 anyway omar awad ai can identify patterns through metadata to determine race and seemingly identical

01:28:10.560 bone samples another example is targeting pregnancy ads to a woman before she could know herself

01:28:15.460 ai could control the public with almost seemingly random butterfly effect triggers and the creators

01:28:21.200 wouldn't even know if its goal is going to destroy us yep yeah yeah potentially yeah henry ashman i

01:28:27.780 wonder if palantir have gone and updated all of their terrorist finder models now that last year's

01:28:31.860 syrian terrorists are now this year's good boy rebels who didn't do nothing i would yeah i wonder 0.90

01:28:36.380 if they must have had to scramble for that one like oh wait they were being funded by the u.s and

01:28:40.840 israel okay i guess they're the good guys now also naming a company after a magical spyware device that

01:28:46.460 was used by evil to ensnare a corruptible wizard and drive their opposition leader to burn himself

01:28:50.460 alive is an interesting choice yes and it was peter teals peter teal you know that guy who's on side

01:28:56.220 he's our guy he's not he's not as the unbreakable litany points out jd vance was mentored by peter teal

01:29:03.280 yeah no i know that i i know that i've seen some people uh concerned about that i need to look more

01:29:11.140 into jd vance's backstory really before i can come to any more conclusions angel brain harry it's easy

01:29:17.940 to explain remember how in half-life 2 overwatch would comment on your position and actions yeah it

01:29:22.220 turns out the game was some kind of gypsy witch predicting the world we're about to enter 1.00

01:29:25.600 basically any piece of media that presumed that the world was going to be terrible

01:29:29.940 in about 20 to 50 years time has been proven correct so my takeaway from this is always expect the worst

01:29:39.340 and uh let's finish it there lads oh well there's one more comment i want to end of course harry

01:29:45.420 stumbles when pronouncing dick slexic made me lose it i did that for you russian 0.52

01:29:50.940 i didn't notice that maybe give me a little little smirk but anyway thank you very much for

01:29:57.500 watching and we'll be back in about half an hour for lads hour we're doing geo guesser again it

01:30:02.440 should be good fun and goodbye

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1063

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