The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1074

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to the podcast of The Lotus Caesars, episode 1074, for today, the 8th of January 2025.

00:00:07.060 Happy New Year, everyone. I haven't been on yet. I am your host, Connor, joined by Harry.

00:00:10.040 Hello!

00:00:10.820 It's just the two of us today, so you're going to get shenanigans, and we're going to be discussing how the Muslim Council of Britain are electing their next Islamist,

00:00:18.060 the media campaign against mass deportations over in America, and boom and degeneracy.

00:00:22.400 I have absolutely no idea what the third segment entails.

00:00:24.380 I think you could make some pretty firm guesses on what it entails.

00:00:28.120 Right, speaking of demoralising failures by our elderly political class, at 3 o'clock today, it is Tomlinson Talks,

00:00:35.200 live for those who are members on lotusheaters.com, and I'm going to be going over the grooming gang scandal,

00:00:40.240 particularly the recent discourse which has ignited internationally, because Elon Musk's attention has been drawn to it.

00:00:46.440 I'm going to be plotting from which original posts it emanated from, the recent unfurlings and revelations about the cover-up,

00:00:53.400 and what Labour are trying to do, including they're trying to sneakily criminalise even talking about it with an Islamophobia blasphemy law,

00:01:00.600 which actively stipulates that grooming gangs themselves are Islamophobic.

00:01:05.640 I mean, I'm not that surprised. It's not that sneaky when Keir Starmer did his whole media press tour with Sadiq Khan at one point,

00:01:16.340 and was like, we need to do more to fight Islamophobia, and I'll use my experience as a prosecutor to do that,

00:01:20.740 so you'll just make it illegal.

00:01:22.120 Yeah, promise it's made.

00:01:22.540 Even more illegal than it only is.

00:01:24.260 Anyway, speaking of Islam, so we're electing Britain's next top Islamist.

00:01:29.860 If you don't know what this is in reference to, this is the Muslim Council of Britain,

00:01:33.560 and we're going to do a detour to a story from the last year that flew under a lot of people's radar,

00:01:39.240 because this report from an ostensibly named institution called the Centre for Media Monitoring

00:01:45.600 alleged that places like GB News have, and I quote,

00:01:50.820 an excessive focus on Muslims bordering on an obsession,

00:01:54.900 because apparently GB News reported on Islam within a year 1,180 times,

00:02:00.400 and it was 60% of all news coverage compared to BBC News and Sky News relating to Islam.

00:02:06.280 Now, in this report, they also included coverage of the grooming gangs,

00:02:10.540 the Pakistani Muslim rape gangs in over 50 towns and cities across England and Wales,

00:02:14.380 should be stipulated.

00:02:15.600 As reports on Muslims.

00:02:17.000 So, interesting conflation there.

00:02:19.620 They do call it so-called grooming gangs, so they're obviously child abuse deniers.

00:02:23.700 Deniers, yeah.

00:02:24.280 Yeah, quite.

00:02:24.940 But the authors were white men.

00:02:28.180 It has this very neutral name.

00:02:29.580 And it doesn't stipulate that this Centre for Media Monitoring, in this Guardian article,

00:02:33.920 is owned by something called the Muslim Council of Britain.

00:02:36.780 And I want to ask a question today.

00:02:38.260 Not why does the Muslim Council of Britain exist.

00:02:40.960 Why are they not a prescribed organisation like lots of other Islamist groups?

00:02:44.600 And I think that's a fair characterisation, given the candidates that Policy Exchange has found

00:02:48.640 are running for their new Secretary General.

00:02:53.280 And these are the chaps in the leadership election.

00:02:56.020 This is their report that you can go and read on Policy Exchange at the time.

00:02:59.700 I'm going to read some extracts from this.

00:03:01.700 I think I might be able to download the report, actually, and open it.

00:03:04.600 It should open in another tab, hopefully.

00:03:06.440 Here we go.

00:03:07.200 So this is by Andrew Gilligan.

00:03:08.160 So, the Muslim Council of Britain's relationship with wider societies already troubled, the report writes,

00:03:14.520 Governments of all stripes have refused to deal with it since 2009.

00:03:17.260 Under the current Secretary General, Zahra Mohammed,

00:03:20.360 the Muslim Council of Britain sought to present an image of change

00:03:22.920 and sought re-engagement with the government after they were banned.

00:03:26.340 Its claims of change were not accepted and it was not re-engaged with,

00:03:29.300 either by the last Conservative or the present Labour government.

00:03:31.680 Now, that's not quite accurate.

00:03:34.240 Because if you go onto the Muslim Council of Britain's website,

00:03:37.100 the Muslim Council of Britain is responding to the government's Muslim Brotherhood review.

00:03:41.520 Now, I know what you're thinking.

00:03:42.280 Hang on a minute.

00:03:43.220 Muslim Brotherhood review?

00:03:44.480 What?

00:03:45.260 They're the prison gang, right?

00:03:46.980 No, they're the founders of Hamas.

00:03:48.740 Oh.

00:03:50.020 The Muslim Brotherhood prison gangs are in correspondence with the Muslim Brotherhood.

00:03:53.920 Oh, okay.

00:03:54.560 But they were the ones that came...

00:03:56.200 So, it's not even like a socialist league versus the League of Socialists.

00:04:00.140 They're literally just called the same thing.

00:04:02.340 Yes.

00:04:02.660 Oh, okay.

00:04:03.100 All right.

00:04:03.380 They're not invented in the cousin marrying world, remember.

00:04:05.660 But the Muslim Brotherhood were founded after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire

00:04:08.760 to create a sort of pan-continental Islamic movement

00:04:11.880 and they helped co-sponsor terrorism across the globe.

00:04:16.220 They co-founded Hamas.

00:04:17.460 They actively encouraged and supported October 7th

00:04:19.760 and various other terror attacks that are infamous.

00:04:23.800 We're going to park that review to the side for a moment

00:04:26.000 because why would the Muslim Council of Britain need to respond to allegations

00:04:28.780 about connections to the Muslim Brotherhood?

00:04:30.640 Good question.

00:04:31.400 We'll get onto that in a bit.

00:04:32.300 But they say in this about their connections to the UK government

00:04:35.200 and I quote,

00:04:35.980 It's simply untrue to state, as the findings do,

00:04:39.580 and they say number 24 here from the report,

00:04:42.240 that the government has had no substantive dialogue

00:04:45.080 with the Muslim Council of Britain

00:04:46.760 after relations were temporarily suspended in 2009.

00:04:50.000 In fact, relations resumed in late 2009 and early 2010.

00:04:53.120 Two cabinet ministers, and this is under the Cameron government,

00:04:56.200 attended a Muslim Council of Britain spring dinner in 2010 and 2011.

00:05:00.660 The then Attorney General was chief guest

00:05:02.520 at the Muslim Council of Britain award ceremony.

00:05:04.580 Of course, we would wish our relationship to be stronger as critical friends,

00:05:07.700 but we are actively aware that ideologues

00:05:10.120 with dubious links to Islamophobes

00:05:12.060 Islamophobia, by the way, is a phrase invented by the Muslim Brotherhood

00:05:15.600 and linked to the Conservative Party

00:05:17.300 have consistently tried to discredit the Muslim Council of Britain

00:05:19.520 and prevent an independent British Muslim organisation

00:05:21.740 from engaging in the public space.

00:05:24.480 And, also, as of, this was 2023,

00:05:27.580 so a year and a bit ago now,

00:05:29.200 it turns out the Ministry of Defence

00:05:30.360 were using the Muslim Council of Britain

00:05:31.720 to hire their imams as chaplains.

00:05:34.980 So we had an organisation

00:05:36.700 that the government itself had cut ties in 2009

00:05:39.300 that said they might have links to the Muslim Brotherhood

00:05:41.640 who founded Hamas

00:05:42.400 picking the imams

00:05:43.960 for the army.

00:05:46.800 Yeah, not great.

00:05:48.100 A letter from the Ministry of Defence in 2021 said,

00:05:50.260 The Ministry of Defence does have an arrangement

00:05:52.220 to consult with the Muslim Council of Britain

00:05:54.060 in the appointment of imams in the armed services.

00:05:56.760 The Muslim Council of Britain

00:05:57.580 is one of many endorsing authorities

00:05:59.000 used by the Ministry of Defence.

00:06:01.020 And a post on the Council's website

00:06:03.160 on the 26th of July, 2023,

00:06:04.780 boasted that the first imam

00:06:06.120 to receive a commission in the Royal Air Force

00:06:07.680 had been endorsed by the Muslim Council of Britain

00:06:09.760 since this Conservative MP by the name of Nick Timothy,

00:06:12.960 who's been involved in getting data out

00:06:14.880 about illegal immigration.

00:06:15.820 He's one of the Robert Jenrick

00:06:17.100 hand-picked cohort.

00:06:18.640 He revealed that the Muslim Council of Britain

00:06:20.400 have a charitable foundation.

00:06:21.640 A bit like, you know how Hope Not Hate

00:06:22.640 do loads of political stuff

00:06:23.760 and they've got the Hope Not Hate

00:06:24.620 charitable foundation

00:06:25.300 they funnel money through?

00:06:26.820 Yeah, three-quarters of their funding

00:06:28.280 recently has been received

00:06:30.060 from the government's Department of Work and Pensions.

00:06:32.200 So the government's just

00:06:32.780 giving them their entire budget.

00:06:35.600 They're funding the people creating problems

00:06:37.620 so that they have something to manage

00:06:38.920 once the problems happen.

00:06:40.500 Quite.

00:06:41.040 Now, if you're thinking,

00:06:41.900 okay, why were the Muslim Council of Britain

00:06:43.280 banned in 2009 in the first place?

00:06:46.120 Well, I covered this a little while ago

00:06:48.020 in an extensive report on Islamic entryism

00:06:51.000 and activism in the Home Office

00:06:52.680 and in the UK government.

00:06:55.120 The Muslim Council of Britain's been banned

00:06:56.480 from engaging with Whitehall

00:06:57.660 because its Deputy Director General,

00:06:59.620 Dr. Dord Abdullah,

00:07:01.220 signed something called

00:07:02.000 the Istanbul Declaration in 2009.

00:07:04.260 The declaration committed to,

00:07:05.420 and I quote,

00:07:06.320 carry on with the jihad and resistance

00:07:08.320 against the occupier

00:07:09.520 until the liberation of all of Palestine

00:07:11.160 and was therefore interpreted

00:07:13.180 as calling for attacks

00:07:14.180 on the British Royal Navy

00:07:15.360 by stating,

00:07:16.200 quote,

00:07:16.680 the sending of foreign warships

00:07:18.000 into Muslim waters,

00:07:19.060 claiming to control the borders

00:07:20.180 and prevent the smuggling of arms to Gaza,

00:07:22.160 is a declaration of war

00:07:23.320 which must be rejected

00:07:24.080 and fought by all ways and means.

00:07:26.880 I think fought by all ways and means

00:07:28.920 and jihad in the same declaration

00:07:30.280 makes it pretty clear

00:07:31.960 that they're advocating

00:07:32.700 for violence against the UK.

00:07:34.340 But apparently they claim...

00:07:35.500 Well, these are always

00:07:36.420 large international movements

00:07:38.200 because they see themselves

00:07:39.140 as one united people.

00:07:40.300 Yeah, the word would be

00:07:41.560 umma, of course,

00:07:42.740 but don't worry.

00:07:43.420 Collective consciousness

00:07:44.060 is not a real thing.

00:07:45.660 Everyone's just an atomised,

00:07:46.640 free-floating individual

00:07:47.400 who abides by British values

00:07:49.600 and contributes to the economy.

00:07:51.260 The MCB claims

00:07:52.260 apparently never endorsed

00:07:53.320 the declaration

00:07:53.860 despite its

00:07:55.160 Deputy Director General

00:07:57.120 writing in the declaration,

00:07:58.980 but there you go.

00:07:59.940 And they reject that

00:08:00.840 this is,

00:08:01.800 that they endorse

00:08:02.320 an attack on the Royal Navy.

00:08:03.900 However,

00:08:04.460 also under Abdullah,

00:08:05.460 they led a six-year boycott

00:08:06.860 of Holocaust Memorial Day

00:08:08.000 and on October,

00:08:10.140 October the 8th,

00:08:10.820 2023,

00:08:11.740 they said we need to

00:08:12.420 end the violence

00:08:13.040 in and around Gaza

00:08:13.840 while failing to make

00:08:14.740 any comment on October the 7th.

00:08:16.880 So,

00:08:17.460 bit suspicious.

00:08:19.220 Yeah.

00:08:19.920 Robert Jenrick actually

00:08:20.700 reiterated the ban

00:08:21.620 on any engagement

00:08:22.320 across Whitehall

00:08:23.120 in 2023

00:08:24.060 when he was Community Secretary.

00:08:25.320 It doesn't look like

00:08:26.320 anyone paid attention.

00:08:27.640 So look,

00:08:27.920 these aren't great people

00:08:28.980 all round.

00:08:29.600 So this is the background

00:08:30.460 for the Muslim Council of Britain

00:08:32.100 overall.

00:08:33.500 Well,

00:08:33.880 looking at the actual research

00:08:35.820 from Policy Exchange,

00:08:36.980 we can look at,

00:08:37.700 okay,

00:08:38.420 maybe their new leadership

00:08:39.440 might represent

00:08:40.480 a more moderate,

00:08:42.340 a more,

00:08:43.360 don't laugh,

00:08:44.540 a more sensible direction.

00:08:46.200 Maybe this is just,

00:08:47.300 we keep hearing...

00:08:47.980 I'm a well-humoured man,

00:08:48.860 that's all,

00:08:49.380 you know.

00:08:49.980 It's your northern cynicism

00:08:51.100 in you,

00:08:51.360 my friend.

00:08:51.940 We keep hearing about

00:08:52.900 all the moderate Muslims

00:08:53.720 that exist,

00:08:54.380 right?

00:08:54.660 Pay no attention

00:08:55.280 to the Henry Jackson Society

00:08:56.340 polling that said

00:08:57.020 three-quarters of them

00:08:57.780 think Hamas did nothing wrong.

00:08:59.440 About 52% of them

00:09:00.640 want the drawings

00:09:02.360 of the Prophet Muhammad

00:09:03.100 to be illegal.

00:09:03.680 The high likelihood

00:09:05.180 that entire communities

00:09:06.240 of them were keeping

00:09:07.080 Hush the Grooming.

00:09:08.520 Oh,

00:09:08.820 it's not just a likelihood

00:09:09.520 they admitted it.

00:09:10.460 I mean,

00:09:10.640 they started fights

00:09:11.520 at the Grooming Gang

00:09:12.720 Sentencing Hearing

00:09:13.260 with the victims

00:09:13.920 and when their dads

00:09:15.060 were sentenced,

00:09:15.640 after they read out

00:09:16.500 all the crimes

00:09:17.060 of them raping children,

00:09:18.080 they shouted,

00:09:18.560 I love you,

00:09:19.100 Dad.

00:09:21.060 A proud and honourable

00:09:22.300 culture.

00:09:23.000 Absolutely,

00:09:23.520 diversity is our strength.

00:09:24.520 But,

00:09:24.840 okay,

00:09:25.100 we keep hearing about

00:09:25.700 all these moderate Muslims

00:09:26.460 which I'm sure exist.

00:09:29.120 Maybe they're going to be

00:09:29.900 led this time around

00:09:30.640 by the Muslim Council of Britain.

00:09:32.540 Well,

00:09:32.900 the two candidates

00:09:33.980 that are running

00:09:34.920 for support,

00:09:36.120 their names are

00:09:36.740 Wajid Akhtar

00:09:37.860 and Mohamed Adres.

00:09:39.620 So,

00:09:39.900 let's go with

00:09:40.340 Wajid Akhtar first,

00:09:41.640 okay,

00:09:42.080 prime British name.

00:09:42.980 He's a doctor

00:09:43.440 from Essex.

00:09:44.640 From Essex.

00:09:45.780 Several of his articles

00:09:46.660 have been deleted

00:09:47.220 but policy exchanges

00:09:48.040 managed to

00:09:48.900 crib

00:09:50.140 this

00:09:50.980 intellectual prowess

00:09:52.420 from the internet archives.

00:09:54.300 He wrote

00:09:54.700 in 2022,

00:09:56.680 so not very recent at all,

00:09:57.860 to be a Muslim today

00:09:59.060 is an act

00:09:59.580 of revolutionary defiance

00:10:00.940 standing at odds

00:10:01.740 with the prevailing culture

00:10:02.660 in many ways.

00:10:03.920 He advocates

00:10:04.400 British Muslims

00:10:05.080 identify primarily

00:10:06.120 as Muslim

00:10:06.680 rather than as British.

00:10:08.460 Assimilation at work.

00:10:09.540 In the same article,

00:10:10.380 he wrote,

00:10:10.880 most people teach their children

00:10:11.980 to be their nationality

00:10:13.000 or ethnicity thirst,

00:10:14.220 but this gives

00:10:14.780 such a limited

00:10:15.300 and limiting view

00:10:16.060 of yourself and others

00:10:16.940 that this can lead

00:10:17.820 children to be shallow.

00:10:19.060 It is literally

00:10:19.640 how the evils

00:10:20.160 of nationalism,

00:10:20.980 racism,

00:10:21.440 and fascism

00:10:22.000 are born.

00:10:25.860 Buzzwords.

00:10:26.580 Just buzzwords.

00:10:27.300 It's buzzword buckshot.

00:10:28.420 Pow!

00:10:29.260 Just throw out

00:10:29.900 all the buzzwords

00:10:30.760 to say that

00:10:31.440 we should be in charge,

00:10:32.480 we should have more power,

00:10:33.600 please Gibbs.

00:10:34.400 Yeah, this is obvious a version.

00:10:35.520 The funny thing is

00:10:36.680 that I always see

00:10:37.320 with these types of people

00:10:38.340 is that they always try

00:10:39.240 and make it sound

00:10:39.960 as though they are

00:10:40.740 an invading force

00:10:41.860 of fierce warriors

00:10:43.720 when in fact

00:10:44.460 they're a bunch of scroungers

00:10:45.760 begging for handouts

00:10:46.700 from the government

00:10:47.260 and for some reason

00:10:48.180 our government

00:10:48.620 is always just more than happy

00:10:49.840 to give them

00:10:50.360 what they're asking for.

00:10:51.920 Keep that frame

00:10:53.060 of being an invading force

00:10:54.860 in mind.

00:10:55.400 Yeah, they're just beggars.

00:10:56.880 Yeah, that's not

00:10:57.740 he actually thinks of himself

00:10:59.180 as an invading force.

00:10:59.820 Of course they do.

00:11:00.580 But anyway,

00:11:01.280 getting on with his

00:11:02.540 anti-racism

00:11:03.740 I'm sure he's

00:11:04.520 hope not hate indoors.

00:11:05.560 Choosing faith

00:11:06.260 as a primary identity

00:11:07.200 for your children

00:11:07.860 and of course yourself

00:11:08.760 allows a solid foundation

00:11:10.020 upon which to approach

00:11:11.040 the world.

00:11:11.780 Note that I say

00:11:12.340 primary as opposed to only.

00:11:13.780 Teach them to be

00:11:14.320 Muslim primarily.

00:11:15.460 Make your children

00:11:15.960 realise they are

00:11:16.620 heirs to an ancient

00:11:17.600 and proud nation

00:11:18.540 so they can hold

00:11:19.660 their head up high.

00:11:20.320 The author here

00:11:21.980 Andrew notes

00:11:23.040 that the ancient

00:11:23.740 and proud nation

00:11:24.440 he's referring to

00:11:25.180 is not British of course

00:11:26.160 it's the Ummah

00:11:26.760 the sort of global

00:11:27.380 community of Muslims

00:11:28.260 founded in Mecca

00:11:29.020 and Medina

00:11:29.420 by Muhammad.

00:11:31.300 Akhtar then said

00:11:32.180 celebrating New Year's

00:11:33.200 was the first step

00:11:33.980 on a slippery slope

00:11:34.720 by adopting the

00:11:35.360 celebrations of others.

00:11:36.520 We are not harmlessly

00:11:37.220 saying few words

00:11:38.120 or just enjoying ourselves

00:11:39.180 we are opening the door

00:11:40.300 to disappearing

00:11:40.820 within the dominant culture

00:11:41.820 to a future which

00:11:42.720 our children have

00:11:43.260 Muslim names

00:11:43.860 but otherwise

00:11:44.880 are indistinguishable

00:11:45.800 from non-Muslims

00:11:46.520 and their habits

00:11:46.940 customs and appearances.

00:11:47.880 But why'd they

00:11:49.720 no integrate though?

00:11:51.040 Oh no

00:11:51.360 literally saying

00:11:52.600 that integration

00:11:53.360 is bad for us

00:11:54.180 don't do it.

00:11:54.880 Yes

00:11:55.140 so I've been

00:11:56.000 reliably informed

00:11:56.800 by Fraser Nelson

00:11:57.580 in the Telegraph

00:11:58.640 in the article

00:11:59.420 which sparked

00:12:00.340 this entire

00:12:01.260 grooming gang scandal

00:12:02.320 going global

00:12:02.860 catching you on

00:12:03.460 most attention

00:12:03.900 that Britain

00:12:04.680 is an integration

00:12:05.340 miracle

00:12:05.780 because Muhammad

00:12:06.720 Salah put up

00:12:07.300 a Christmas tree.

00:12:09.040 And yet

00:12:09.820 Muslim Council of Britain

00:12:11.080 say we will not

00:12:12.020 integrate.

00:12:12.540 Interesting.

00:12:12.840 Materialism does have

00:12:14.740 many temptations

00:12:15.960 involved in it

00:12:16.620 that can attract

00:12:17.220 basically anybody

00:12:18.280 but it can go only

00:12:19.240 so far.

00:12:20.500 There's only so much

00:12:21.600 of somebody's

00:12:22.320 personal character

00:12:23.220 and religious sentiment

00:12:24.720 and feeling

00:12:25.280 that they can get rid

00:12:26.180 of by buying an iPad.

00:12:28.000 Yes.

00:12:28.560 Liberal secularism

00:12:29.360 is not some

00:12:29.840 ineluctable spell

00:12:30.960 that will coax

00:12:31.680 even the most

00:12:32.240 indigestible tribal

00:12:33.300 diaspora out of

00:12:34.020 their barbarian ways.

00:12:35.060 It turns out.

00:12:35.920 But they did pass

00:12:37.420 through the passport

00:12:38.380 gates of Heathrow

00:12:40.180 and Gatwick

00:12:40.580 and all were born

00:12:41.520 on British soil.

00:12:42.220 Therefore,

00:12:43.020 they're indistinguishable

00:12:43.780 from you and me,

00:12:44.460 Harry.

00:12:45.800 I guess I'll just

00:12:46.400 pluck my eyeballs

00:12:47.360 out then

00:12:47.860 so I don't notice

00:12:49.300 any differences.

00:12:50.260 Fair point.

00:12:50.760 Well done.

00:12:51.500 The new year,

00:12:52.120 he says,

00:12:52.480 was a pagan event

00:12:53.300 that Muslims

00:12:53.760 should not take part

00:12:54.560 in because it

00:12:55.040 usually involves

00:12:55.780 un-Islamic practices

00:12:56.760 such as mixed gender

00:12:57.720 events where people

00:12:58.460 wear fashionable clothes.

00:13:00.620 Pretty big indictment

00:13:01.540 of Muslim fashion

00:13:02.380 but there you go.

00:13:03.800 Dance and sing songs.

00:13:07.020 Yes.

00:13:07.620 They can dance

00:13:08.620 and sing

00:13:09.220 just like us.

00:13:10.120 There's a saying

00:13:11.660 that's actually

00:13:12.160 un-Islamic

00:13:12.680 to dance and sing.

00:13:13.760 There we go.

00:13:14.820 It is necessarily

00:13:15.580 an Islam-free zone

00:13:17.020 tell that to Sadiq Khan

00:13:18.380 not least because

00:13:19.500 it has no basis

00:13:20.280 or relationship to Islam.

00:13:21.800 And anyway,

00:13:22.320 what is there to celebrate?

00:13:23.320 New Year's is a celebration

00:13:24.340 that is completely cut off

00:13:25.240 from the reality

00:13:25.720 of the rest of the Umma.

00:13:26.940 The starvation in Somalia,

00:13:28.360 the murder in Syria,

00:13:29.260 the imprisonment of Gaza

00:13:30.140 and the ethnic cleansing

00:13:30.880 in Burma.

00:13:31.520 Literally all of these

00:13:32.260 are just foreign

00:13:32.860 sectarian conflicts

00:13:34.000 that have been made

00:13:34.720 the prevailing political life

00:13:36.320 in England

00:13:37.120 because of mass immigration.

00:13:38.220 Thank you so much

00:13:39.440 our treacherous elites.

00:13:40.400 I really appreciate it.

00:13:41.720 I'm glad I have to report on

00:13:42.700 and care about this.

00:13:43.860 Arctur was a leading activist

00:13:44.840 and spokesman

00:13:45.420 for the Muslim vote as well.

00:13:47.040 So he helped to get the

00:13:48.000 four pro-Gaza

00:13:49.560 just pro-Gaza

00:13:51.520 I'm sure

00:13:51.960 MPs elected last July

00:13:53.480 including the chap

00:13:54.320 Iqbal Mohammed

00:13:55.120 who

00:13:55.860 was the one

00:13:57.360 that was standing up

00:13:57.920 and defending

00:13:58.240 cousin marriage

00:13:58.840 in Parliament.

00:13:59.760 I'm sure

00:14:00.140 just for familial

00:14:01.520 and financial reasons.

00:14:03.120 Yeah.

00:14:03.700 They've also been supported

00:14:04.720 the Muslim vote

00:14:05.600 rather

00:14:06.100 and endorsed

00:14:07.060 by a number

00:14:07.660 of Islamist organisations

00:14:08.600 including MEND

00:14:09.420 and the Muslim Association

00:14:10.400 of Britain.

00:14:11.760 The Muslim Association

00:14:12.620 of Britain

00:14:12.880 will be brought up later.

00:14:14.140 MEND's former

00:14:15.100 head of community

00:14:16.340 development and engagement

00:14:17.200 by the way

00:14:17.760 is a man named

00:14:18.520 Azad Ali

00:14:19.300 and he was found guilty

00:14:20.880 in 2010

00:14:21.420 of using his personal website

00:14:22.540 to justify the killing

00:14:23.640 of British troops

00:14:24.200 in Iraq.

00:14:25.680 Would have been the sort of chap

00:14:26.460 that Keir Starmer

00:14:27.320 would have defended

00:14:27.840 under the cab rank rule

00:14:28.840 I'm sure.

00:14:29.540 Ali then left MEND

00:14:30.520 during an organisation

00:14:31.160 called CAGE

00:14:31.880 who decided to

00:14:33.420 speak out

00:14:34.260 in support of

00:14:35.120 Hamas after October 7th

00:14:36.580 who then gave a statement

00:14:37.640 to the Telegraph

00:14:38.280 alongside the Muslim Council

00:14:39.520 of Britain

00:14:39.840 that said they will

00:14:40.780 bring legal action

00:14:41.560 against Michael Gove

00:14:42.360 when he flimsily

00:14:43.420 tried to redefine

00:14:44.320 extremism

00:14:45.000 back in

00:14:46.140 what was it

00:14:46.740 May of last year

00:14:48.040 2024?

00:14:49.080 Also one of the

00:14:49.920 Muslim vote's

00:14:50.540 key figures

00:14:50.980 was pro-Palestinian

00:14:52.620 activist

00:14:53.100 Mohamed Jalal

00:14:54.020 a real name

00:14:55.160 Jalaluddin Patel

00:14:56.740 a former leader

00:14:57.420 in the UK

00:14:58.360 of the now banned

00:14:59.700 Islamist extremist group

00:15:00.860 Hizbut Tahir

00:15:01.320 Hizbut Tahir being

00:15:02.000 Oh I remember those ones

00:15:03.220 they were the ones

00:15:04.040 who were about to be

00:15:04.760 prescribed in Germany

00:15:05.620 when Keir Starmer

00:15:06.460 outside of actual

00:15:07.340 cab rank rules

00:15:08.120 decided to represent

00:15:08.960 them pro bono

00:15:09.700 I believe

00:15:10.120 While he was

00:15:10.760 director of public

00:15:11.480 prosecutions

00:15:11.980 he wrote to the

00:15:12.660 European Court of

00:15:13.200 Human Rights

00:15:13.680 and they were about

00:15:14.440 to be prescribed

00:15:14.860 in the UK

00:15:15.480 by the Conservative

00:15:16.300 Party

00:15:16.640 and he said

00:15:17.520 they have an

00:15:18.180 important voice

00:15:18.700 that needs to be heard

00:15:19.300 they were the

00:15:20.040 group by the way

00:15:20.740 that stood outside

00:15:21.260 the Turkish embassy

00:15:21.940 after October 7th

00:15:23.560 and said

00:15:24.140 Muslim armies

00:15:24.900 rise up for

00:15:25.540 Jihad

00:15:25.860 so it wasn't

00:15:27.440 just in Israel

00:15:28.640 again

00:15:29.080 so

00:15:29.800 we've never been

00:15:30.780 to Israel

00:15:31.160 I don't care about

00:15:31.800 it more than I do

00:15:32.360 Iceland

00:15:32.720 they would do

00:15:33.360 the exact same

00:15:33.860 thing here

00:15:34.320 therefore

00:15:35.020 ban and deport

00:15:35.960 all of them

00:15:36.440 but

00:15:36.720 Keir Starmer

00:15:37.680 didn't think

00:15:38.300 that was a good

00:15:38.580 idea

00:15:38.820 quite interesting

00:15:40.300 that

00:15:40.720 in a speech

00:15:41.360 at the East

00:15:41.860 London Mosque

00:15:42.420 in November

00:15:42.780 2023

00:15:43.340 Akhtar

00:15:43.900 the candidate

00:15:44.660 said

00:15:44.980 we need to

00:15:45.780 become an

00:15:46.100 organised community

00:15:46.740 we need to

00:15:47.140 become an

00:15:47.400 Islamic community

00:15:48.060 rather than

00:15:48.420 just a community

00:15:48.920 of people

00:15:49.260 who happen to

00:15:49.760 be Muslims

00:15:50.180 we all want

00:15:51.560 Saladin to

00:15:52.260 come today

00:15:52.720 right

00:15:52.960 as in

00:15:54.580 the counter

00:15:55.480 crusading

00:15:55.940 force

00:15:56.940 yeah

00:15:57.420 but no one

00:15:58.320 wants to be his father

00:15:59.080 you will not get

00:15:59.940 Saladin until you

00:16:00.700 build the environment

00:16:01.440 for Saladin

00:16:01.960 until you become

00:16:02.820 his teacher

00:16:03.260 until you become

00:16:04.200 his madrasa

00:16:04.840 his helper

00:16:05.300 his friend

00:16:05.720 and his ecosystem

00:16:06.320 build that

00:16:06.820 and Allah will

00:16:07.460 send you Saladin

00:16:08.140 after Saladin

00:16:08.760 after Saladin

00:16:09.380 until you don't

00:16:10.460 know what to do

00:16:10.840 with them

00:16:11.040 right

00:16:11.340 that sounds like

00:16:12.120 a promise

00:16:13.320 to use

00:16:13.720 Darwa

00:16:14.100 which is

00:16:14.580 like

00:16:14.940 ideological

00:16:15.500 indoctrination

00:16:16.240 and

00:16:16.780 extorting the

00:16:18.440 generous free speech

00:16:19.340 provisions

00:16:19.720 of the liberal west

00:16:20.700 in order to

00:16:21.720 actually encourage

00:16:22.400 the conditions

00:16:22.860 which lead to

00:16:23.400 violent jihad

00:16:23.880 why has this man

00:16:24.720 not been arrested

00:16:25.200 curious that

00:16:27.360 weird

00:16:27.920 and this is an

00:16:28.720 attitude that's

00:16:29.400 shared by

00:16:30.040 basically all of

00:16:31.600 these people

00:16:32.280 in our country

00:16:33.140 there was that

00:16:34.100 tweet going around

00:16:35.520 from the other day

00:16:36.340 where it was a

00:16:36.980 that youtuber

00:16:37.960 Mohammed Hijab

00:16:39.840 whose name sounds

00:16:40.860 like a name generator

00:16:42.140 for a muslim name

00:16:43.420 who was saying

00:16:44.840 that well

00:16:45.220 even if we don't

00:16:45.880 have any more

00:16:46.600 people come into

00:16:47.300 the country

00:16:47.880 judging by birth

00:16:49.880 rates by 2050

00:16:50.860 will be at least

00:16:51.580 10% of the population

00:16:52.660 and then more

00:16:53.440 and more and more

00:16:54.020 until we eventually

00:16:54.980 have a critical mass

00:16:55.900 and can take over

00:16:56.720 that's just how

00:16:57.520 these people think

00:16:58.300 but you're not

00:16:58.780 allowed to notice

00:16:59.240 that they have

00:16:59.660 a collective

00:17:00.000 consciousness

00:17:00.440 in an imperial

00:17:01.040 project

00:17:01.440 no again

00:17:02.040 yet again

00:17:02.480 everyone's just

00:17:02.960 integrating

00:17:03.380 they're just

00:17:03.720 individuals

00:17:04.160 we all vote

00:17:04.920 along the lines

00:17:05.660 of policy

00:17:06.140 and not along

00:17:06.580 the lines

00:17:06.840 of identity

00:17:07.320 remember you're

00:17:08.540 a racist

00:17:08.880 if you notice

00:17:09.340 that Harry

00:17:09.700 but also

00:17:10.740 judging by

00:17:11.320 rates of

00:17:11.720 consanguinuity

00:17:12.480 I think our

00:17:13.480 women might

00:17:14.260 even be able

00:17:14.840 to fend off

00:17:15.480 these particular

00:17:16.200 barbarians

00:17:17.000 fair point

00:17:18.540 but we will

00:17:19.100 also be made

00:17:19.940 to pay for

00:17:20.820 all of their

00:17:21.240 escalating

00:17:21.700 treatment

00:17:22.040 that's true

00:17:23.400 we can't be

00:17:24.100 racist now

00:17:24.500 can we

00:17:24.780 they're going

00:17:25.320 to drain us

00:17:25.820 financially

00:17:26.280 first

00:17:26.660 that's a good

00:17:27.020 point

00:17:27.380 yes

00:17:27.740 the other

00:17:28.140 candidate

00:17:28.480 because remember

00:17:29.160 there are two

00:17:29.640 people running

00:17:30.240 in this race

00:17:30.640 perhaps he's more

00:17:31.180 modern about

00:17:31.560 is Mohammed

00:17:32.620 Adries

00:17:33.020 now he's also

00:17:33.720 a doctor

00:17:34.120 which is a

00:17:35.120 curious pattern

00:17:35.660 it seems like

00:17:36.520 all of these

00:17:36.940 doctors and

00:17:37.480 lawyers and

00:17:37.760 engineers we keep

00:17:38.380 importing

00:17:38.720 turn out to

00:17:39.940 have sympathies

00:17:41.560 with some very

00:17:42.460 questionable

00:17:43.520 Islamic rules

00:17:44.060 if it looks good

00:17:44.600 on a spreadsheet

00:17:45.260 you can just

00:17:45.880 ignore all of

00:17:46.600 the second order

00:17:47.220 consequences

00:17:47.900 very true

00:17:48.820 do you know

00:17:49.200 who else was

00:17:49.680 a doctor

00:17:50.060 do you remember

00:17:50.860 when the leader

00:17:51.820 of Hizb ut-Tahir

00:17:52.480 went on Piers Morgan

00:17:53.480 show his name

00:17:54.300 was Abdul Wahid

00:17:55.580 and then Hizb ut-Tahir

00:17:56.620 immediately got

00:17:57.200 prescribed

00:17:57.640 curious he was

00:17:58.360 working in the

00:17:58.800 NHS

00:17:59.040 there was another

00:17:59.780 NHS doctor as

00:18:00.620 well who went

00:18:01.040 out to party

00:18:01.620 with the Taliban

00:18:02.380 and there was

00:18:03.420 a doctor in

00:18:04.220 Germany just

00:18:05.220 in December

00:18:05.840 who decided to

00:18:06.600 launch a terror

00:18:07.260 attack as well

00:18:07.940 or at least

00:18:08.280 potentially a

00:18:09.000 terror attack

00:18:09.560 weird that

00:18:10.980 but don't

00:18:11.260 worry if

00:18:11.480 they're just

00:18:11.720 if they're

00:18:12.000 contributing to

00:18:12.580 the economy

00:18:12.960 with high

00:18:13.740 skilled work

00:18:14.740 culture doesn't

00:18:15.900 matter

00:18:16.180 well that's the

00:18:17.660 thing with the

00:18:18.100 German guy as

00:18:18.800 well wasn't it

00:18:19.280 because it turned

00:18:19.720 out when people

00:18:20.300 started looking

00:18:20.800 into his actual

00:18:21.600 work ethic

00:18:23.420 that he was

00:18:24.080 terrible doctor

00:18:24.860 as well and

00:18:25.340 couldn't really

00:18:25.820 speak German

00:18:26.500 properly so

00:18:27.760 even before the

00:18:29.500 attack what was

00:18:30.880 he contributing

00:18:31.960 to Germany

00:18:32.880 other than

00:18:33.600 being a name

00:18:34.740 on a spreadsheet

00:18:35.480 making a line

00:18:36.300 go up somewhere

00:18:37.140 diversity is still

00:18:38.460 our strength

00:18:38.900 we are told

00:18:40.020 to recite that

00:18:40.620 no matter

00:18:41.020 the facts

00:18:41.520 so this

00:18:42.320 doctor

00:18:42.800 Mohammed

00:18:43.460 Adres

00:18:43.780 he leads

00:18:44.780 the Muslim

00:18:45.240 Council of

00:18:45.720 Scotland

00:18:45.980 so he wants

00:18:46.560 to expand

00:18:47.480 his remit

00:18:47.880 to all of

00:18:48.200 Britain

00:18:48.380 how charitable

00:18:48.940 now this

00:18:49.840 actually does

00:18:50.520 appear to have

00:18:50.980 relations with

00:18:51.540 the UK

00:18:51.780 government

00:18:52.100 because Rishi

00:18:52.880 Sunak and

00:18:53.920 Downing Street

00:18:54.560 invited him to

00:18:55.340 a reception

00:18:55.800 at Downing Street

00:18:56.880 in January

00:18:57.260 2023

00:18:57.660 so it just

00:18:58.960 turns out

00:18:59.420 that if you're

00:18:59.920 a sectarian

00:19:00.620 Islamic ideologue

00:19:01.500 you get an

00:19:01.920 audience for the

00:19:02.300 Prime Minister

00:19:02.660 how can I

00:19:04.720 cash in on

00:19:05.140 that

00:19:05.400 would be

00:19:06.580 lovely

00:19:06.840 just to

00:19:07.600 correct myself

00:19:08.280 as well

00:19:08.700 I believe

00:19:09.220 the German

00:19:09.620 attacker

00:19:09.980 if I remember

00:19:10.580 back to the

00:19:11.060 details of that

00:19:12.040 case

00:19:12.200 was not

00:19:12.940 actually

00:19:13.400 an Islamic

00:19:14.860 terror attack

00:19:15.680 he was a

00:19:16.360 weird counter

00:19:17.200 Islam terror

00:19:18.200 attack

00:19:18.640 who decided

00:19:19.700 to attack

00:19:20.120 the German

00:19:20.500 people anyway

00:19:21.200 because he

00:19:21.640 thought that

00:19:21.920 they weren't

00:19:22.220 doing enough

00:19:22.600 to bring out

00:19:23.360 non-Islamic

00:19:25.800 people

00:19:26.300 refugees

00:19:27.120 from these

00:19:28.020 countries

00:19:28.340 where they're

00:19:28.600 being persecuted

00:19:29.320 he seems to

00:19:29.940 have had some

00:19:30.380 strange and

00:19:31.240 contradictory

00:19:31.700 opinions on

00:19:32.500 this as well

00:19:33.020 so motive

00:19:33.800 still to be

00:19:34.240 defined

00:19:34.460 however

00:19:34.900 it is curious

00:19:35.960 how basically

00:19:36.520 he reverts

00:19:37.120 to type

00:19:37.640 by using

00:19:38.140 the exact

00:19:38.780 same strategy

00:19:39.620 as other

00:19:40.000 Islamists

00:19:40.420 like in

00:19:40.760 2016

00:19:41.480 when a

00:19:41.960 lorry was

00:19:42.280 driven into

00:19:42.680 a German

00:19:43.000 Christmas

00:19:43.320 market

00:19:43.700 to be

00:19:44.520 counter-jihad

00:19:45.240 while the

00:19:46.060 jihadists

00:19:46.480 did the

00:19:46.720 same thing

00:19:47.280 ultimately

00:19:48.020 the result

00:19:48.600 is the

00:19:48.960 same

00:19:49.240 yes

00:19:49.980 they just

00:19:50.280 shouldn't

00:19:50.460 be here

00:19:50.820 simple as

00:19:51.460 just don't

00:19:51.820 import people

00:19:52.200 from dangerous

00:19:52.580 countries

00:19:52.920 great idea

00:19:53.600 but again

00:19:54.240 that would be

00:19:55.080 decreed as

00:19:55.820 far right

00:19:56.220 racist of course

00:19:57.060 the Muslim

00:19:57.580 Council of

00:19:57.980 Scotland

00:19:58.260 under

00:19:58.580 Andres

00:19:59.020 so these

00:20:00.340 are the ones

00:20:00.600 that have

00:20:00.760 been given

00:20:01.120 an invitation

00:20:02.320 to Downing

00:20:02.860 Street in

00:20:03.120 2023

00:20:03.480 also supported

00:20:04.720 the Muslim

00:20:05.020 vote

00:20:05.320 so there's

00:20:05.620 the Muslim

00:20:05.960 vote being

00:20:06.320 supported by

00:20:06.900 Mend and

00:20:07.980 Hizbut Tahir

00:20:08.540 and supported

00:20:09.440 by the Muslim

00:20:09.800 Council of

00:20:10.120 Scotland

00:20:10.300 who then get

00:20:10.940 invited to

00:20:11.440 Downing Street

00:20:11.840 so there's

00:20:12.820 just a

00:20:13.100 connective tissue

00:20:13.800 between

00:20:14.100 number 10

00:20:14.540 Downing Street

00:20:15.040 under the

00:20:15.520 Conservative

00:20:15.820 Party

00:20:16.140 remember

00:20:16.460 as well as

00:20:17.020 Labour

00:20:17.200 and Islamist

00:20:18.880 groups

00:20:19.080 fantastic

00:20:19.580 really glad

00:20:20.180 to hear

00:20:20.560 and

00:20:21.560 this makes

00:20:22.500 the Conservatives

00:20:22.940 complete morons

00:20:23.640 for literally

00:20:24.160 bringing in

00:20:24.700 people who

00:20:25.160 are campaigning

00:20:25.720 against their

00:20:26.240 own party

00:20:26.980 into Downing

00:20:28.500 Street

00:20:28.640 but that's

00:20:28.940 nothing new

00:20:29.420 of course

00:20:29.980 Andres

00:20:30.500 was also

00:20:30.820 involved in

00:20:31.220 a campaign

00:20:31.620 in 2021

00:20:32.420 do you remember

00:20:33.400 when the Muslims

00:20:33.800 were protesting

00:20:34.500 outside of

00:20:34.920 Cineworlds

00:20:35.480 because they

00:20:35.660 were showing

00:20:36.000 a film

00:20:36.520 it was called

00:20:37.820 The Lady of

00:20:38.460 Heaven

00:20:38.700 it was about

00:20:39.140 Mohammed's

00:20:39.620 daughter

00:20:39.880 yeah he was

00:20:40.500 one of the

00:20:41.560 ringleaders

00:20:41.880 involved in that

00:20:42.500 and in 2017

00:20:43.440 he travelled to

00:20:44.200 Iran

00:20:44.600 as part of

00:20:45.320 the delegation

00:20:45.700 meeting members

00:20:46.900 of the Iranian

00:20:47.400 regime

00:20:47.920 and the grandson

00:20:49.120 of Ayatollah

00:20:50.340 Khomeini

00:20:50.720 praying at

00:20:51.420 Khomeini's

00:20:51.860 shrine

00:20:52.140 and praising

00:20:53.340 how they

00:20:53.980 dealt with

00:20:54.620 dissidents

00:20:55.040 and apostates

00:20:55.680 a death penalty

00:20:56.560 is provided

00:20:57.920 over there

00:20:58.300 by the way

00:20:58.700 in Iran

00:20:59.520 so that's

00:21:00.440 your choices

00:21:01.000 if you are

00:21:02.120 voting in the

00:21:03.280 election

00:21:04.160 so I wanted

00:21:04.760 to propose

00:21:05.260 why the

00:21:06.160 Muslim Council

00:21:06.540 of Britain

00:21:06.820 itself isn't

00:21:07.560 a prescribed

00:21:07.980 group

00:21:08.260 because do you

00:21:08.560 remember that

00:21:08.980 Muslim Brotherhood

00:21:09.760 review I mentioned

00:21:10.540 towards the start

00:21:11.280 that they responded

00:21:11.880 to

00:21:12.180 it could be a

00:21:13.040 completely mendacious

00:21:13.900 accusation

00:21:15.160 well I did

00:21:15.660 another report

00:21:16.420 on this

00:21:16.800 this is part

00:21:17.580 of the

00:21:18.040 anti-extremism

00:21:19.320 report by

00:21:19.800 Dame Sara

00:21:20.280 Khan

00:21:20.640 whose sister

00:21:21.220 runs

00:21:21.460 Raikou

00:21:21.860 gaslighting

00:21:22.660 all of the

00:21:23.040 families

00:21:23.500 in the

00:21:24.340 Manchester

00:21:24.600 Arena

00:21:24.820 attack

00:21:25.080 with

00:21:25.240 don't look

00:21:25.600 back

00:21:25.800 in anger

00:21:26.140 phrases

00:21:26.540 she used

00:21:27.200 hope not hate

00:21:27.660 to do her

00:21:28.020 polling on that

00:21:28.600 that came out

00:21:29.300 at the same

00:21:29.700 time as this

00:21:30.160 Muslim Council

00:21:30.720 of Britain

00:21:31.100 report about

00:21:31.720 GB News

00:21:32.160 so I reviewed

00:21:32.620 them both

00:21:32.940 at the same

00:21:33.260 time

00:21:33.480 and then here

00:21:34.280 I found

00:21:34.880 that 2015

00:21:35.400 report about

00:21:36.100 the Muslim

00:21:36.380 Council

00:21:36.620 of Britain

00:21:36.880 and I'll

00:21:37.600 quote

00:21:37.820 from the

00:21:38.080 UK

00:21:38.260 government

00:21:38.640 in the

00:21:39.860 1990s

00:21:40.520 the Muslim

00:21:40.920 Brotherhood

00:21:41.320 and their

00:21:41.560 associates

00:21:42.060 established

00:21:42.600 public

00:21:43.020 facing

00:21:43.440 and apparently

00:21:44.280 national

00:21:44.820 organisations

00:21:45.420 in the UK

00:21:45.940 to promote

00:21:46.360 their views

00:21:46.860 none were openly

00:21:48.020 identified with the

00:21:48.760 Muslim Brotherhood

00:21:49.260 and membership of the

00:21:49.900 Muslim Brotherhood

00:21:50.400 remains and still

00:21:51.060 remains a secret

00:21:52.040 but for some years

00:21:53.040 the Muslim Brotherhood

00:21:53.720 shaped the new

00:21:54.600 Islamic Society

00:21:55.460 of Britain

00:21:55.860 the ISB

00:21:56.460 dominated the

00:21:57.560 Muslim Association

00:21:58.180 of Britain

00:21:58.760 which I previously

00:21:59.420 mentioned

00:21:59.780 and played an

00:22:00.580 important role

00:22:01.160 in establishing

00:22:01.700 and then running

00:22:02.360 the Muslim

00:22:03.180 Council of Britain

00:22:03.800 bear in mind

00:22:05.420 the group that

00:22:06.320 founded Hamas

00:22:06.960 also helped

00:22:07.680 run the Muslim

00:22:08.640 Council of Britain

00:22:09.200 so you're wondering

00:22:09.920 why these are the

00:22:10.700 candidates now

00:22:11.220 and as I mentioned

00:22:12.520 earlier

00:22:12.840 which I'll finish on

00:22:13.620 the entire phrase

00:22:14.600 Islamophobia

00:22:15.140 which their recent

00:22:16.060 report was premised on

00:22:16.820 the Muslim Brotherhood

00:22:17.980 actually invented that

00:22:19.060 so any time

00:22:19.880 the likes of the

00:22:20.340 Running Me Trust

00:22:20.980 in 1997

00:22:21.620 introduce it

00:22:22.200 or Piers Morgan

00:22:22.880 on Twitter

00:22:23.360 use it

00:22:24.240 they're doing the

00:22:25.220 bidding of the

00:22:25.660 Muslim Brotherhood

00:22:26.240 and we know this

00:22:27.100 from two people

00:22:27.780 Dr. Jaya's Keppel

00:22:29.840 and he had previously

00:22:31.120 alleged that the

00:22:31.560 Brotherhood devised

00:22:32.260 the term to seek

00:22:32.920 symmetry of

00:22:33.480 anti-Semitism

00:22:33.920 which is why

00:22:34.460 places like Hope Not

00:22:35.420 Hate always use them

00:22:36.120 in the same sentence

00:22:37.040 and link opposition

00:22:38.060 to Islam with

00:22:38.840 objectionable views

00:22:39.820 that produced

00:22:40.260 Nazism and the

00:22:41.380 Holocaust

00:22:41.660 and this was confirmed

00:22:42.860 by a former

00:22:43.860 Islamist

00:22:44.480 Abdur Rahman

00:22:45.600 Mohammed

00:22:45.940 who said that

00:22:47.100 he was at a meeting

00:22:48.180 where members of

00:22:48.800 the Muslim Brotherhood

00:22:49.540 outfit

00:22:49.920 the International Institute

00:22:50.920 for Islamic Thought

00:22:51.580 conspired to

00:22:52.600 quote

00:22:52.780 emulate the

00:22:53.660 homosexual activists

00:22:54.480 who used the term

00:22:55.180 homophobia to silence

00:22:56.180 critics

00:22:56.580 so any time that you

00:22:58.140 hear claims of

00:22:59.200 Islamophobia

00:22:59.800 or anti-Muslim bigotry

00:23:01.380 or systemic racism

00:23:03.140 against Muslims

00:23:03.940 from the likes of the

00:23:05.940 Muslim Council of Britain

00:23:06.660 remember who

00:23:08.140 they actually consider

00:23:09.620 authorities on the topic

00:23:10.640 actual terrorists

00:23:11.920 and we've got some

00:23:13.460 rumble rants

00:23:13.920 so

00:23:14.980 would you like to go

00:23:16.020 through

00:23:16.180 wonderful yeah

00:23:16.660 cranky Texan

00:23:17.420 for five dollars

00:23:18.260 the left allying with

00:23:19.100 Islamists is folly

00:23:20.080 Islam is a stronger

00:23:21.280 religion than socialism

00:23:22.120 they will end up with

00:23:23.000 sharia not utopia

00:23:24.100 quite

00:23:24.540 Renaud Camus said

00:23:25.640 that you are

00:23:26.500 any

00:23:27.300 gay people

00:23:29.700 women

00:23:30.180 Jewish people

00:23:31.340 leftists

00:23:32.220 who are allying

00:23:32.980 themselves with Islam

00:23:33.820 are soaring off the

00:23:34.560 branches they are

00:23:35.020 sitting on

00:23:35.380 I think ultimately

00:23:36.600 the reason that they

00:23:37.540 do align with

00:23:38.200 themselves is that

00:23:38.880 the ultimate goal of

00:23:39.780 socialism and Islam

00:23:41.340 does line up in one

00:23:42.660 specific way which is

00:23:43.680 the ultimate destruction

00:23:44.460 of western cultural

00:23:45.400 and civilisation

00:23:46.220 and so

00:23:47.340 the leftists

00:23:49.380 they recognise that

00:23:50.420 goal and then they

00:23:51.140 think well once we've

00:23:51.820 got that done we can

00:23:52.860 get our utopia but

00:23:53.880 they don't really know

00:23:54.580 what they're messing

00:23:55.040 with

00:23:55.340 two things on that

00:23:56.140 one Marx actually

00:23:57.640 wrote an op-ed that

00:23:58.920 said that Islam is an

00:24:00.660 ally for revolutionary

00:24:01.800 socialism because it's

00:24:02.660 anti-Christian and

00:24:04.160 Ayan Husi Ali has

00:24:05.300 provided insight into

00:24:06.080 this and basically

00:24:06.660 saying the Muslim

00:24:07.740 world and leftists

00:24:08.800 both think of

00:24:09.340 Christianity as the

00:24:09.960 white man's religion

00:24:10.580 so they both hate

00:24:11.480 Christianity because

00:24:12.480 they hate white people

00:24:13.280 and so they ally as

00:24:14.500 by proxy an attack on

00:24:15.480 European civilisation

00:24:16.320 and historically it was

00:24:17.980 European even though

00:24:18.860 now it's very prevalent

00:24:20.220 in Africa and other

00:24:21.020 places but mainly due to

00:24:22.220 colonialism

00:24:22.680 quite

00:24:23.300 I don't know how to

00:24:26.400 pronounce that Welsh

00:24:27.060 name

00:24:27.380 I

00:24:27.860 Fyfinim

00:24:29.080 thank you for the

00:24:30.980 fifty dollars anyway

00:24:31.780 that's very very

00:24:32.540 generous

00:24:32.900 I really do

00:24:33.560 just for the sake of

00:24:34.580 that while you read

00:24:35.680 it I'm going to try

00:24:36.560 and see if I can get

00:24:37.400 a pronunciation

00:24:37.940 please do

00:24:38.980 severely depressed

00:24:39.820 well I bet you're

00:24:40.680 after my pronunciation

00:24:41.340 but we need to know

00:24:42.340 this thanks Connor and

00:24:43.140 Harry

00:24:43.360 well we hope we

00:24:44.480 provide a public

00:24:45.020 service

00:24:45.380 one dollar from

00:24:46.060 that's a random

00:24:46.520 name

00:24:46.820 I think of all

00:24:47.420 these people and

00:24:48.060 the traders who

00:24:48.440 brought them in

00:24:48.920 should all be

00:24:49.620 deported to a desert

00:24:50.260 island their

00:24:50.740 punishment is to

00:24:51.460 live with one

00:24:51.980 another

00:24:52.240 well of course you

00:24:53.220 cannot deport those

00:24:54.340 who hold British

00:24:54.880 citizenship but foreign

00:24:55.760 criminals you should

00:24:56.880 of course deport and

00:24:57.760 of course we should

00:24:58.520 prescribe other criminal

00:24:59.620 behaviours like

00:25:00.300 consanguinity

00:25:01.280 cousin marriage

00:25:02.140 halal slaughter and

00:25:03.400 if you break the law

00:25:04.420 see step a

00:25:06.020 okay it's an Irish

00:25:07.280 name

00:25:07.780 oh blimey

00:25:08.520 I had to pronounce

00:25:09.060 the first part but

00:25:10.100 the second part is

00:25:10.940 apparently pronounced

00:25:11.820 Neve

00:25:12.700 okay I apologise

00:25:14.660 my Irish roots are

00:25:15.980 clearly not as strong

00:25:16.820 as Irish when you

00:25:17.320 thought

00:25:17.500 at one dollar from

00:25:18.740 Ryan Hinnigan

00:25:19.380 policy proposal to

00:25:22.520 solve all the worst

00:25:23.040 problems inside of a

00:25:23.780 year death penalty for

00:25:24.660 littering

00:25:25.000 well that that's

00:25:26.500 basically the

00:25:26.940 Singaporean model

00:25:27.720 so

00:25:28.660 that's I mean it's

00:25:32.040 pretty extreme but I

00:25:33.200 won't deny that it

00:25:33.980 would solve a few

00:25:34.740 problems the problem

00:25:35.580 the problem is we

00:25:36.180 shouldn't have to

00:25:36.720 resort to that because

00:25:37.840 the high trust

00:25:40.160 environment of a

00:25:41.200 homogenous England

00:25:42.460 would have already

00:25:43.420 enforced that through

00:25:44.240 cultural means without

00:25:45.040 needing the state to be

00:25:45.940 super tyrannical

00:25:46.560 without needing to

00:25:47.360 kill you for it

00:25:48.260 there should be

00:25:49.500 armies of

00:25:51.280 grandmothers walking

00:25:52.600 the street tutting at

00:25:53.700 you every time you

00:25:54.460 litter and that would

00:25:55.600 sort the problem out

00:25:56.740 Karen's a civilizational

00:25:57.720 force final two

00:25:58.480 dragon lady Chris

00:25:59.380 New Year's is so

00:26:01.120 un-Islamic they

00:26:01.740 celebrated by assaulting

00:26:02.680 hundreds of women in

00:26:03.320 Cologne on New Year's

00:26:04.000 Eve a decade ago as I

00:26:04.780 recall yes but remember

00:26:05.660 Jess Phillips just said

00:26:06.380 that's a night out in

00:26:07.000 Birmingham so she

00:26:07.620 excused that one I

00:26:08.720 mean I'm sorry fuck

00:26:10.940 her for saying that

00:26:11.700 honestly that is the

00:26:13.140 most vile thing she's

00:26:14.360 ever said and she's

00:26:15.160 said some pretty vile

00:26:16.040 stuff she's one of the

00:26:16.880 most evil politicians

00:26:19.020 alive I think I

00:26:19.980 actually just completely

00:26:21.080 delusional narcissist

00:26:21.860 you trying to steal the

00:26:22.940 spotlight while the

00:26:23.820 entire world is focused

00:26:25.520 on the industrial scale

00:26:27.220 rape of British

00:26:27.860 children and saying

00:26:28.580 woe is me and I

00:26:29.440 said horrible things

00:26:30.680 about me on Twitter no

00:26:31.480 you're a pathological

00:26:32.300 narcissist and you

00:26:33.620 should shut up

00:26:34.260 yeah and I'm sorry

00:26:35.360 maybe she's right maybe

00:26:36.240 it is a night out in

00:26:37.100 Birmingham but it's not

00:26:37.940 because of Brummies it's

00:26:38.760 because of the overlapping

00:26:39.640 populations we're talking

00:26:40.960 about

00:26:41.320 quite yes one one more

00:26:43.580 and where's the where's the

00:26:44.680 mouse gone there it is

00:26:46.080 the engaged few I don't know

00:26:50.480 what that is but the UK

00:26:51.820 government should deal with

00:26:52.480 the Muslim Brotherhood in

00:26:53.120 the same way the Syrian

00:26:53.880 government did and he

00:26:55.260 references a prison but lots

00:26:57.460 of Islamic nations including

00:26:58.940 Saudi Arabia and the UAE

00:27:00.560 have banned the Muslim

00:27:01.240 Brotherhood we haven't so

00:27:03.500 well yeah because those

00:27:05.180 governments know that

00:27:06.180 they're terrorist

00:27:06.700 organizations we don't want

00:27:08.280 you operating here you're

00:27:09.480 trying to overthrow us

00:27:10.660 because our governments are

00:27:11.760 like come on in boys

00:27:12.660 unfortunately so

00:27:13.580 do you want a hug

00:27:14.620 take it away sir

00:27:15.440 all right so Donald Trump's

00:27:17.500 been promising mass

00:27:18.600 deportations for a while

00:27:19.740 he's had his border czar

00:27:21.140 Tom Homan saying that

00:27:22.440 don't worry we're not going

00:27:23.420 to be separating families

00:27:24.600 the children can go too

00:27:25.760 and this has led to exactly

00:27:27.980 what everybody was expecting

00:27:29.220 which was there would be a

00:27:30.340 mass media scramble to try

00:27:33.060 and prevent present any

00:27:34.960 argument possible to say

00:27:37.180 that mass deportations of

00:27:38.740 illegal immigrants who

00:27:39.760 shouldn't be in the country

00:27:40.460 in the first place would be

00:27:41.660 an utterly horrifying and

00:27:43.300 terrible thing and it is

00:27:44.600 been real scattershot

00:27:46.100 with this so I thought

00:27:47.260 I'd go through a little

00:27:47.940 bit of that and then

00:27:48.820 also talk about some of

00:27:50.720 Trump's recent statements

00:27:52.360 on immigration and try

00:27:53.680 and warn against what he

00:27:55.620 is maybe suggesting

00:27:57.160 because I think there's

00:27:58.440 been some walking back

00:27:59.760 of some of the statements

00:28:00.640 that he's made and I

00:28:01.760 think that you need to

00:28:02.700 hold him accountable and

00:28:03.660 say that no people need

00:28:05.060 to go if you've said

00:28:06.640 these things people need

00:28:08.020 to go you don't want a

00:28:08.960 repeat of the 1986

00:28:10.160 Ronald Reagan immigration

00:28:11.920 act that granted amnesty

00:28:13.840 for millions of people

00:28:14.660 that only encouraged

00:28:15.780 more people to come

00:28:16.940 through so I'm going to

00:28:17.900 be somewhat critical but

00:28:19.120 it's for the sake of

00:28:20.040 trying to push America

00:28:21.620 in the right direction

00:28:23.060 when it comes to

00:28:24.060 immigration and because

00:28:25.860 it can be it can have

00:28:27.100 horrifying effects for

00:28:28.300 any country trust me I

00:28:29.440 would know I'm British but

00:28:30.800 first what are the

00:28:31.920 arguments that are being

00:28:32.780 presented for why you

00:28:33.940 shouldn't deport people

00:28:34.940 who should never have been

00:28:35.740 allowed entry into the

00:28:36.680 country in the first

00:28:37.860 place well obviously the

00:28:39.380 first one that you've got

00:28:40.480 to address is the one

00:28:41.420 that everybody knows is

00:28:42.420 going to come up which

00:28:43.280 is the line go up

00:28:44.720 argument which is that

00:28:46.240 if you do mass

00:28:47.340 deportations line go

00:28:48.860 down did they attach a

00:28:50.600 number to the cost of

00:28:51.760 this because I remember

00:28:53.200 when Homan was being

00:28:54.460 interviewed by 60

00:28:55.160 minutes she said

00:28:55.800 something like 80

00:28:57.100 billion dollar drop in

00:28:58.120 the US economy bear in

00:28:59.560 mind illegal immigration

00:29:00.880 cost Americans 150

00:29:02.440 billion dollars in 2023

00:29:04.420 so that's that's nearly

00:29:06.200 double these numbers

00:29:07.280 don't matter because the

00:29:08.460 numbers can't both exist

00:29:09.720 at the same time so

00:29:10.780 therefore if one's a

00:29:11.740 cost and one if both

00:29:13.520 are a cost then the one

00:29:14.560 that's more beneficial for

00:29:15.680 democrat policies is the

00:29:16.820 one you care about

00:29:17.560 oh I do forget as well

00:29:18.560 of course GDP takes into

00:29:19.720 account government

00:29:20.360 spending so that means

00:29:21.500 that it's going to drop

00:29:22.460 because the government's

00:29:23.360 going to be stealing less

00:29:24.060 of Americans money to

00:29:24.840 then redistribute to

00:29:25.780 third world criminals

00:29:26.520 and the drop of that

00:29:27.520 would be approximately

00:29:28.520 7.4 percent in the

00:29:31.200 GDP according to

00:29:33.180 drum roll please the

00:29:34.660 democrats in the

00:29:35.540 congressional joint

00:29:36.420 economic committee

00:29:37.640 non-profit organization

00:29:38.720 right so bastions of

00:29:40.880 fiscal restraint do

00:29:41.620 they do they happen to

00:29:42.380 come up with GDP per

00:29:43.160 capita number which is

00:29:43.960 what actually matters

00:29:44.600 which means American

00:29:45.340 would be per head

00:29:46.740 richer no it's not

00:29:47.600 mentioned in this

00:29:48.160 article fascinating

00:29:48.980 that's not it's not

00:29:49.840 mentioned in this

00:29:50.380 article although they do

00:29:51.940 say that the US

00:29:53.220 economy would wouldn't

00:29:54.400 grow at all there

00:29:55.840 would be severe

00:29:56.460 economic fallout and

00:29:57.660 they also say that it

00:29:58.560 would shrink the labor

00:29:59.420 force obviously because

00:30:00.640 agriculture and

00:30:01.440 construction in

00:30:02.080 particular are far far

00:30:03.780 too dependent on

00:30:04.860 illegal illegal workers in

00:30:07.080 the country and they

00:30:08.200 might actually have to

00:30:09.080 bump up wages or

00:30:10.380 streamline their

00:30:11.820 productive processes

00:30:12.840 through automation if

00:30:14.900 they wanted to offset

00:30:16.660 that labor cost cost

00:30:18.920 US born workers their

00:30:20.300 jobs because apparently

00:30:22.860 you know they wouldn't

00:30:23.640 they would just get rid

00:30:24.760 of all of these workers

00:30:26.080 and then just go well

00:30:26.940 we just can't hire

00:30:28.040 anybody now if they're

00:30:29.240 not illegal then what's

00:30:30.320 the point of hiring them

00:30:32.080 and sadly I do think that

00:30:33.300 that is an attitude that

00:30:34.420 a lot of business owners

00:30:35.280 have because I have

00:30:36.360 seen a number of clips

00:30:37.220 that were presented in

00:30:38.040 the mainstream media

00:30:38.880 leading up to the

00:30:39.640 election trying to

00:30:40.660 dissuade people from

00:30:41.560 voting for Trump

00:30:42.300 because some business

00:30:44.040 owner like a local

00:30:45.420 business owner who

00:30:46.600 should actually care

00:30:47.520 about his community and

00:30:49.020 providing jobs for the

00:30:50.340 local community is like

00:30:51.520 well I've hired a few

00:30:52.820 illegals and they work

00:30:53.940 so much harder and they

00:30:54.940 don't ask for anywhere

00:30:55.820 near as much money they

00:30:56.860 basically are my slaves

00:30:58.240 you should uh anyone who

00:30:59.860 is listening go for the

00:31:01.140 work of Nate Hockman

00:31:01.980 America 2100 he's the

00:31:03.440 chap who went down to

00:31:04.400 Charleroi the local

00:31:05.920 town where loads of

00:31:06.760 Haitians had been

00:31:07.420 dropped off after Trump

00:31:08.440 mentioned it at the

00:31:09.720 debate and he found

00:31:11.020 that there was a local

00:31:11.740 plant where pretty much

00:31:13.140 everyone had been laid

00:31:13.840 off so that the entire

00:31:15.420 plant could be rehired

00:31:16.460 with a bunch of cheap

00:31:17.200 illegal work so they're

00:31:18.920 purposefully sacking

00:31:20.180 Americans to hire slave

00:31:22.360 labor and they're using

00:31:24.140 the government's

00:31:25.240 Biden administration's

00:31:27.320 strange policies about

00:31:28.420 allowing these refugees

00:31:30.260 economic migrants

00:31:31.080 crossing the southern

00:31:31.660 border indefinitely

00:31:32.860 entitled to being able to

00:31:35.500 remain in America

00:31:36.440 they're just using that

00:31:37.400 to get around actually

00:31:38.220 paying people a living

00:31:39.060 wage and the center

00:31:40.060 left and some of the

00:31:41.340 center right are

00:31:42.020 perfectly okay with this

00:31:43.380 because line go up

00:31:44.840 because line go up and

00:31:46.180 ironically enough it was

00:31:47.220 Bernie Sanders who came

00:31:48.560 out and said actually this

00:31:49.560 is bad for American

00:31:50.460 workers so you know stop

00:31:51.820 clocks and all that and

00:31:53.040 they also warned that it

00:31:53.960 will risk igniting

00:31:54.880 inflation because the

00:31:55.780 Democrats really care about

00:31:56.980 that see when we talk

00:31:58.300 about how government

00:31:59.020 spending adds to GDP do

00:32:00.780 you understand how much

00:32:01.640 the GOP cost the

00:32:03.040 American people in GDP

00:32:04.560 gains when they didn't

00:32:06.000 allow for what was it

00:32:06.860 the 2.5 trillion dollars

00:32:08.340 to be spent in the

00:32:09.120 inflation reduction act

00:32:10.280 which then increased

00:32:10.960 inflation and also

00:32:12.720 details don't matter

00:32:14.080 hang on does so the

00:32:15.300 Democrats now care about

00:32:16.400 all of the money

00:32:17.180 printing and the

00:32:18.140 suspension of usual

00:32:19.600 business that happened

00:32:20.580 well they pretend to

00:32:22.480 when it's not going to

00:32:23.060 be their government

00:32:23.640 tactical libertarianism

00:32:24.840 I forgot there there it

00:32:26.180 is so okay but this

00:32:27.760 isn't gonna this doesn't

00:32:28.920 put me off because

00:32:30.060 obviously all of these

00:32:30.940 arguments are rubbish

00:32:32.060 so what's the next one

00:32:33.300 well if you don't care

00:32:34.100 about your own country's

00:32:35.740 economy don't you care

00:32:38.020 about Mexico's no don't

00:32:39.760 you care about Mexico's

00:32:40.740 this article in fact from

00:32:42.820 the Washington Post is

00:32:44.620 incredible because listen

00:32:46.880 to how much they just let

00:32:48.620 slip for free which

00:32:50.440 destroys any sort of

00:32:51.700 argument that well these

00:32:52.780 people are a net economic

00:32:53.960 benefit because they come

00:32:54.900 they earn money and then

00:32:56.120 they spend money in the

00:32:57.400 local communities that

00:32:58.340 they integrate to because

00:33:00.020 this says the exact

00:33:01.260 opposite because it's

00:33:02.520 pointing out that this

00:33:03.200 Mexican village depends on

00:33:05.420 remittances from relatives

00:33:06.800 in the United States and

00:33:08.140 again they're not hiding

00:33:09.760 it this was like a holy

00:33:11.440 s moment reading this

00:33:12.660 article because I mean

00:33:14.080 listen it talks about

00:33:16.540 this this village focusing

00:33:18.640 on this guy called Chavez

00:33:19.700 who was warning the town

00:33:21.260 that Trump is coming with

00:33:22.220 full force he looked

00:33:23.720 around at the men he'd

00:33:24.680 grown up with suntanned

00:33:25.720 workers in baseball caps

00:33:26.800 who'd returned from the

00:33:27.740 United States for the

00:33:28.720 holidays because they've

00:33:30.220 integrated and so well

00:33:31.680 and care about their new

00:33:32.600 country many were now

00:33:33.980 legal US residents what

00:33:35.660 great idea that was but

00:33:36.940 their neighbors and

00:33:37.540 cousins weren't what will

00:33:39.080 we do he asked how will we

00:33:40.580 react as a community

00:33:41.760 Mexico it says is now the

00:33:44.020 world's number two

00:33:45.520 recipient of remittances

00:33:47.200 right behind India I was

00:33:48.500 about to say India do you

00:33:49.120 know how much India gets

00:33:49.920 a year billions hundred

00:33:51.620 and eighty billion dollars

00:33:53.260 that is larger than the

00:33:54.100 GDP of Kenya yep but

00:33:56.280 they're only there so

00:33:57.400 that they can increase

00:33:58.260 the economy of America

00:34:00.220 obviously it's just

00:34:01.040 vampiric yeah it carries

00:34:02.300 on Trump often depicts

00:34:03.340 immigrants who enter the

00:34:04.340 United States illegally as

00:34:05.500 criminals I mean if they're

00:34:06.560 doing it illegally they by

00:34:08.020 definition are in Mexico

00:34:09.980 the view is decidedly

00:34:11.240 different who'd have

00:34:11.920 guessed that right true

00:34:13.360 heroes who love their

00:34:14.560 country said president

00:34:15.820 Claudia Scheinbaum on a

00:34:17.860 Twitter post in November

00:34:19.000 celebrating yet another

00:34:20.640 record year of remittances

00:34:22.780 she a demented socialist

00:34:23.960 obviously yeah obviously

00:34:26.340 but again they celebrate

00:34:27.980 America as a place that

00:34:29.060 they can basically go

00:34:29.940 scrounge a load of money

00:34:30.980 and send it back home

00:34:32.040 they're using you as a

00:34:33.520 they're leeching off of

00:34:34.780 you that's literally what

00:34:35.700 they're celebrating it

00:34:36.860 consider that they love

00:34:38.080 American values they don't

00:34:39.400 the Constitution and

00:34:40.620 clearly they don't but

00:34:42.440 high-skilled labor and

00:34:43.680 no there was American

00:34:45.400 low-skilled agricultural

00:34:46.940 workers H1B don't get me

00:34:50.300 started on the play H1Bs

00:34:52.080 Chavez 62 is an example

00:34:54.780 of the crucial role

00:34:55.640 migration has played in

00:34:56.720 social mobility he grew

00:34:58.240 up in Francisco Francisco

00:34:59.760 Villa in a two-bedroom

00:35:01.080 house with a leaky roof

00:35:02.840 sharing a bed with five

00:35:03.860 siblings he put himself

00:35:05.020 through college in

00:35:05.740 Morelia the state capital

00:35:07.100 but it became clear he was

00:35:08.140 the only one there was

00:35:09.400 only one real road to get

00:35:10.660 ahead at 26 he slipped

00:35:12.600 over the border and

00:35:13.880 started picking blackberries

00:35:15.040 and strawberries in

00:35:15.740 California so he's a

00:35:16.400 criminal he slipped over

00:35:17.600 the he broke into the

00:35:18.240 country he broke into the

00:35:19.060 country today he's a US

00:35:20.860 citizen why how sorry

00:35:24.080 why with the landscaping

00:35:26.080 business in the Chicago

00:35:27.060 suburbs that employs 14

00:35:28.660 including his three US

00:35:30.400 born sons and thanks to

00:35:31.660 birthright citizenship they

00:35:32.800 are American citizens

00:35:34.160 Tom's gonna end that

00:35:34.860 thankfully yes hopefully

00:35:36.480 yes when he comes back to

00:35:37.820 Francisco Villa it's to a

00:35:39.320 house with eight bedrooms

00:35:41.040 a spiral staircase and a

00:35:44.240 fireplace with a framed

00:35:45.960 picture of the Virgin of

00:35:47.440 Guadaloupe so so this guy

00:35:49.920 breaks into your country

00:35:51.500 has the house that I want

00:35:52.960 to live in yeah leeches

00:35:54.420 gets given citizenship

00:35:56.220 somehow and then all not

00:35:58.520 for the sake of America not

00:35:59.740 for the sake of the American

00:36:00.900 economy line going up so for

00:36:02.700 the sake of being able to

00:36:03.980 have an eight bedroom spiral

00:36:05.960 staircase house in his

00:36:07.660 hometown back in Mexico

00:36:08.920 that's incredible and they

00:36:11.560 just they say this like you're

00:36:12.720 supposed to feel bad for him

00:36:13.900 like oh no all of the

00:36:16.000 illegals aren't going to be

00:36:16.960 able to leech off of you

00:36:17.900 and no good good and then

00:36:19.800 they carry on on a national

00:36:21.240 level the pipeline of

00:36:22.200 migrant money has become a

00:36:23.200 gusher Mexico took about

00:36:24.700 63 billion dollars in

00:36:27.440 remittances in 2023 Central

00:36:30.040 America itself receives less

00:36:31.720 migrant cash but is even

00:36:33.240 more reliant on it in

00:36:34.440 Guatemala Honduras El

00:36:35.740 Salvador and Nicaragua

00:36:37.040 remittances accounted for

00:36:38.360 between 20 and 30 percent of

00:36:40.100 national income in 2023

00:36:42.600 three according to the

00:36:43.780 Inter-American Development

00:36:45.060 Bank online Mexico a major

00:36:46.960 manufacturing country they

00:36:48.320 don't have an alternative

00:36:49.400 economic growth strategy

00:36:51.040 said Manuel Orozco director

00:36:54.480 of the migrations and

00:36:55.460 remittances program at that

00:36:57.400 particular think tank

00:36:58.980 brilliant what that is

00:37:00.460 fantastic I'm glad they don't

00:37:01.720 have an alternative economic

00:37:03.000 strategy so what we can do is

00:37:04.840 we just ban remittances so

00:37:06.860 that means that they have to

00:37:08.480 stop the entire the entire

00:37:10.400 fraud scheme it just ends

00:37:12.480 brilliant thank you for

00:37:13.620 pointing out the easy policy

00:37:14.760 fix to this I mean it's

00:37:16.120 it's absolutely ridiculous

00:37:17.280 that the Washington Post is

00:37:18.360 trying to sell you won't you

00:37:19.620 feel bad for the people who

00:37:21.060 are coming in taking

00:37:21.940 advantage of your country

00:37:23.240 stealing jobs from hard

00:37:24.580 working Americans

00:37:25.320 depressing wages not so that

00:37:27.720 they can spend it on local

00:37:28.860 businesses and help out the

00:37:30.000 local economy no so they can

00:37:31.300 send it home to a mansion

00:37:32.840 to a mansion to an actual

00:37:34.940 eight bedroom spiral staircase

00:37:37.320 mansion good god but

00:37:40.380 that's that's one article I'm

00:37:41.840 not convinced I'm not

00:37:43.400 convinced well Honduras says

00:37:45.440 that they're going to end

00:37:46.440 military cooperation with the

00:37:48.220 US if they do mass

00:37:49.660 deportations okay okay don't

00:37:52.300 care well okay wow okay the

00:37:54.060 hunger and Honduran military

00:37:55.240 is really gonna beat the US

00:37:56.080 military is it good they're

00:37:57.520 gonna end the cooperation yeah

00:37:59.480 okay but put it this way

00:38:01.320 they're gonna they're no longer

00:38:02.360 gonna cooperate right so all

00:38:05.240 all military cooperation is

00:38:06.720 backed up by the idea of force

00:38:08.660 specifically superior force if

00:38:11.000 the Americans wanted them to

00:38:12.220 cooperate they just force them

00:38:13.320 well yeah they are the world

00:38:14.900 hegemon at the moment so good

00:38:16.500 luck and there's there's not

00:38:17.800 much that you could do about

00:38:18.820 that so you know maybe people

00:38:20.920 reading the AP are gonna go oh

00:38:22.420 no our incredibly profitable

00:38:24.020 Honduras agreements this is not

00:38:28.060 gonna work but then you get to

00:38:29.400 the ones that are going to be

00:38:30.200 really really emotionally

00:38:31.540 manipulative which are the ones

00:38:33.480 of what if they show up at

00:38:35.000 school because what I've been

00:38:37.180 expecting and what a lot of

00:38:38.200 people have been expecting is

00:38:39.280 if Trump goes ahead with this

00:38:40.820 the first thing you're going to

00:38:41.900 get from the New York Times and

00:38:42.920 the Washington Post all the

00:38:44.820 liberal newspapers are going to

00:38:46.120 be pictures small children

00:38:48.340 being dragged out of their

00:38:50.040 homes crying like exactly like

00:38:52.120 the the Syrian kid who was

00:38:53.760 facedown yeah you're not going

00:38:55.460 to get the criminals being

00:38:57.360 dragged out of apartment blocks

00:38:58.960 that they've taken over you're

00:39:00.440 not going to get the cartel being

00:39:01.840 kicked out or just general gangs

00:39:03.480 being kicked out no you're going

00:39:04.760 get small child cries abandon all

00:39:07.000 borders that's the that's the

00:39:09.460 argument that they're going to

00:39:10.460 make and they say about this and

00:39:12.080 again this is another one of

00:39:13.220 those articles they're trying to

00:39:14.180 make you feel bad they're trying

00:39:15.180 to manipulate your emotions but

00:39:16.660 just read the actual facts that

00:39:19.000 they are presenting here and ask

00:39:20.360 yourself is this good for the

00:39:22.380 nation that the school system in

00:39:25.140 America is so broken that they

00:39:27.040 have a ridiculous number of

00:39:28.300 illegal students in the school

00:39:30.800 system most of whom can't speak

00:39:32.800 English that cause chaos in the

00:39:35.360 schools not even necessarily

00:39:36.760 because they're badly behaved

00:39:38.160 more because of the fact that you

00:39:39.660 can't teach these students most

00:39:41.860 of them haven't gone to school

00:39:42.880 before most of them can't speak

00:39:44.760 English so it costs more costs

00:39:47.020 more time and ultimately is

00:39:48.940 pointless ultimately all of this is

00:39:51.420 pointless so they say across the

00:39:53.240 country educators describe

00:39:54.360 widespread anxiety about Donald J

00:39:56.720 Trump's promises to deport

00:39:58.060 immigrants and what it could mean

00:39:59.100 for their students if immigration

00:40:00.460 agents arrive on the doorstep of a

00:40:01.980 New York City public school

00:40:03.240 principals have been told what to

00:40:04.880 do ask the officers to wait

00:40:06.460 outside and call a school

00:40:07.860 district lawyer school system in

00:40:10.200 New York has enrolled about 40,000

00:40:12.460 recent immigrant students since

00:40:14.760 2022 40,000 now as Trump prepares

00:40:19.140 to take office with promises to

00:40:20.520 deport millions of them the

00:40:21.840 district has shared with the school

00:40:23.120 staff a protocol to try to shield

00:40:25.580 them those who have tenuous legal

00:40:28.560 status in a December letter to

00:40:30.740 principals Emma Vedhera the

00:40:33.480 district's chief operating officer

00:40:35.320 wrote we hope using this protocol

00:40:37.220 will never be necessary for

00:40:38.720 educators concerned about their

00:40:40.160 students being deported the city

00:40:41.640 has directed them to an online

00:40:43.100 information session hosted by

00:40:44.900 Project Rousseau excellent name

00:40:47.060 there Project Rousseau a non-profit

00:40:49.360 that provides legal services to

00:40:51.500 immigrants so they already have plans

00:40:53.520 in place in an enormous network of

00:40:55.440 people to try to make sure if you

00:40:57.980 have illegal students in your school

00:41:00.280 that nothing can be done about it

00:41:02.120 I feel like coining Connor's law

00:41:04.040 where if you go looking for it you

00:41:06.760 will find the blank slate literally

00:41:08.840 called themselves Project Rousseau I

00:41:10.520 read that I was like oh come on am I

00:41:12.520 being pranked here am I being

00:41:14.560 schooled no public school survey

00:41:17.200 serving clusters of migrants

00:41:18.600 children have already dealt with a

00:41:20.560 dizzying set of challenges in recent

00:41:22.200 years as an influx of hundreds of

00:41:24.080 thousands of migrants cross the

00:41:25.740 southern border some are educating

00:41:27.440 students who speak indigenous

00:41:29.340 languages not foreign languages now

00:41:31.120 indigenous languages

00:41:32.560 indigenous to what

00:41:35.180 foreign countries but but

00:41:37.360 so foreign language

00:41:38.380 hang on hang on hang on

00:41:39.300 Spanish is not indigenous to the

00:41:42.120 Americas

00:41:42.540 are they are they serious it

00:41:45.380 basically means non-white language

00:41:47.020 yeah

00:41:47.240 if it's not English then it's then

00:41:50.200 it's indigenous

00:41:50.960 the wasps and black Americans are

00:41:53.240 founding stock to American project

00:41:54.760 therefore they're the indigenous

00:41:55.720 ones so

00:41:56.700 no you can't have a nation

00:41:59.020 yeah you can't have a nation

00:42:00.540 sorry there is a child crying

00:42:01.420 sorry borders are racist

00:42:02.420 the Germans were mean in the

00:42:03.940 mid-century so you're not allowed

00:42:05.040 a nation

00:42:05.360 fair point

00:42:05.860 but they they've never before been

00:42:08.660 enrolled in formal education a lot

00:42:10.220 of these students

00:42:11.060 others are trying to prod teenagers

00:42:13.080 to class when they may face intense

00:42:14.720 pressure to earn money and many

00:42:16.480 have assisted newly arrived families

00:42:17.820 with finding shelter food and

00:42:19.040 winter clothes

00:42:19.540 in Chicago

00:42:20.400 they've enrolled as many as 17,000

00:42:23.340 recent immigrant students

00:42:24.880 issues related to the influx have

00:42:26.800 become a factor in an ongoing

00:42:28.020 contract negotiations between the

00:42:29.580 teachers union and the public

00:42:30.920 school system

00:42:31.380 why would you want any of this

00:42:33.360 why would you want to protect any

00:42:35.540 of this this system is broken

00:42:37.100 I heard something in there they

00:42:38.900 just they just hid

00:42:40.060 prod children to attend school who

00:42:42.520 would otherwise be facing severe

00:42:44.380 pressure to earn money

00:42:45.360 yeah

00:42:45.740 so the parents have brought them

00:42:47.780 into the country illegally to act

00:42:49.780 as child slave labor am I hearing

00:42:51.540 that right

00:42:51.920 that could be what is taken from

00:42:54.400 that sentence yes

00:42:55.120 and

00:42:56.020 the American government are just

00:42:57.400 happy with this are they

00:42:58.340 the Biden certainly was

00:42:59.360 makes sense

00:43:00.240 you're supposed to

00:43:00.880 you're not racist are you Connor

00:43:02.420 no fair point

00:43:03.420 okay good

00:43:03.960 to the mines they go

00:43:05.420 yeah yeah and the district it

00:43:07.140 says as well in Chicago struggling

00:43:08.520 to maintain staffing amid a

00:43:10.040 budget deficit so 17,000 new

00:43:12.700 students most of whom can't speak

00:43:14.560 English I mean that's obviously

00:43:15.980 going to help but because of the

00:43:17.280 many needs of recent immigrant

00:43:18.440 students they need more

00:43:19.800 investments for smaller class

00:43:21.100 sizes and more bilingual teaching

00:43:22.600 assistants and social workers

00:43:23.900 according to Rebecca Martinez a

00:43:26.600 campaign director for the

00:43:27.960 Chicago's teachers union

00:43:28.940 oh of course

00:43:29.580 teachers unions are incredibly

00:43:30.700 corrupt keep strong

00:43:31.740 urging

00:43:32.060 larger budgets the public school

00:43:34.220 sector despite worsening

00:43:35.460 outcomes of course

00:43:37.140 yeah obviously the teachers

00:43:39.100 union solution is not well we

00:43:40.620 need to solve this problem is we

00:43:41.800 need more money

00:43:42.400 we need more money I need to be

00:43:44.080 paid more for this and to be

00:43:46.280 fair if you're an honest

00:43:47.780 teacher actually trying to

00:43:49.360 teach people because you have a

00:43:51.060 passion for educating children

00:43:53.000 then yeah if you were put into

00:43:54.920 this this situation outside of

00:43:56.980 your own control and didn't want

00:43:58.200 it to be that maybe you should

00:43:59.420 get paid a bit more so if you're

00:44:00.700 part of us if you're part of a

00:44:01.980 teacher's union that are

00:44:02.880 encouraging this then screw you

00:44:05.020 screw you and the last one of

00:44:08.060 these manipulative articles was

00:44:10.040 another New York Times one where

00:44:11.920 saying the alienation of Jamie

00:44:15.420 Cachua a man whose father-in-law

00:44:18.700 was a MAGA Republican who voted

00:44:20.840 and now is worrying about maybe

00:44:23.180 being deported

00:44:24.140 how long has he been in the

00:44:26.760 country a good few years he's been

00:44:29.760 he's 33 and hasn't seen his own

00:44:31.840 father since he was 10 months old

00:44:33.460 when he left Mexico in a car seat

00:44:35.240 bound for the United States so what

00:44:37.980 he is is he's a he's a dreamer he's

00:44:40.740 a DACA kid right well so he's had

00:44:46.220 30 odd years sorry 20 odd years to

00:44:49.340 apply for citizenship not not saying

00:44:51.120 he no no potentially 33 years I mean

00:44:54.320 obviously other people could have

00:44:55.520 done that on behalf of him when he

00:44:56.520 was younger but still carry on so he

00:44:59.460 just he hasn't and now his father-in-law

00:45:02.700 who wanted cheaper groceries and the

00:45:04.720 rule of law is and didn't want his

00:45:06.420 country overrun by cartel members

00:45:08.160 is to blame for his moral failings is

00:45:10.260 it just just getting this right from

00:45:11.720 the new radical well you know you

00:45:13.320 can feel sad for these kinds of

00:45:15.880 people I actually don't but of course

00:45:19.060 he has right now a temporary work

00:45:21.300 permit because of the DACA at the

00:45:23.600 deferred action for childhood

00:45:24.840 arrivals program which protects some

00:45:26.820 immigrants who arrived in the

00:45:27.940 country as children from being

00:45:29.480 deported and again this guy you know

00:45:32.480 it doesn't seem like a bad guy he

00:45:33.920 sure why didn't why didn't he seek

00:45:36.220 legal citizenship I don't know I don't

00:45:38.300 know he he works for I think he runs a

00:45:40.660 local business he's married to an

00:45:42.700 American woman they've got children

00:45:44.080 together so this is going to be the

00:45:46.040 prime candidate for when mass

00:45:47.820 deportation start happening if people

00:45:50.100 like this guy end up getting caught in

00:45:52.640 the net this is the guy that you're

00:45:54.760 going to hear about more than anything

00:45:56.840 because I don't know if it mentions in

00:45:58.940 here either if he's sending any

00:46:00.160 remittances back home so this is the

00:46:02.900 most sympathetic example that you can

00:46:05.620 find in something like this because to

00:46:07.300 be fair yeah DACA he didn't know what

00:46:10.280 was going on when he was 10 months old

00:46:11.860 he was brought into the country he had

00:46:13.580 no agency over any of this but the

00:46:16.500 thing is with with DACA Trump's

00:46:21.160 actually not really looking to deport any

00:46:24.460 of them which is something that I think

00:46:27.260 ultimately might be a mistake because

00:46:30.040 mass amnesty being granted is always

00:46:32.940 something that causes problems

00:46:34.980 reverse incentive yeah it just

00:46:36.380 incentivizes more people to bring their

00:46:38.740 kids over with the knowledge that even

00:46:41.200 if they get me I can use my kids as an

00:46:44.000 anchor because if they get DACA if they

00:46:46.600 get anything else like that then I'll be

00:46:48.640 able to just latch on to them and they

00:46:50.380 can sponsor me to come in for a visa

00:46:51.740 exactly so I just took this video that

00:46:55.400 came out if I just double check here

00:46:57.380 four weeks ago where he was saying that

00:47:00.100 DACA recipients he wants them to be

00:47:01.720 able to remain in the US and I

00:47:03.400 highlighted a few of the clips from

00:47:04.940 this two of them that I thought were

00:47:06.560 the most important one was his remarks

00:47:08.760 on the DACA themselves two was his

00:47:10.920 remarks on his approach to legal

00:47:13.060 immigration when his new

00:47:15.200 administration comes in both of which I

00:47:17.440 have issues with both of which I think

00:47:19.780 people should be wary of and try to

00:47:21.940 encourage Trump to take an opposite

00:47:23.680 approach here so here's here's the clip

00:47:26.560 I'll just play here what about dreamers

00:47:29.260 sir dreamers who were brought to this

00:47:30.820 country illegally as children you said

00:47:32.620 once back in 2017 they quote shouldn't

00:47:35.260 be very worried about being deported

00:47:37.060 should they be worried now the dreamers

00:47:40.660 are going to come later and we have to

00:47:42.580 do something about the dreamers because

00:47:44.320 these are people that have been brought

00:47:45.660 here at a very young age and many of

00:47:48.040 these are middle-aged people now they

00:47:50.320 don't even speak the language of their

00:47:51.880 country and yes we're going to do

00:47:53.800 something about that what are you going

00:47:55.640 to do I will work with the Democrats on a

00:47:57.640 plan and if we can come up with a plan

00:47:59.380 but the Democrats have made it very very

00:48:01.120 difficult to do anything

00:48:02.560 Republicans are very open to the dreamers

00:48:04.960 the dreamers we're talking many years

00:48:07.240 ago they were brought into this country

00:48:08.760 many years ago some of them are no

00:48:11.260 longer young people and in many cases

00:48:15.380 they become successful they have great

00:48:17.440 jobs in some cases they have small

00:48:19.260 businesses some cases they might have large

00:48:21.120 businesses and we're going to have to do

00:48:23.100 something with them and you want them

00:48:25.940 to be able to stay that's what you're

00:48:27.180 saying I do I want to be able to work

00:48:28.860 something out that have been treated

00:48:30.500 very unfairly are the people that have

00:48:32.100 been online for 10 years to come into

00:48:33.700 the country and we're going to make it

00:48:35.620 very easy for people to come in in

00:48:37.380 terms of they have to pass the test they

00:48:39.760 have to be able to tell you what the

00:48:41.140 Statue of Liberty is they have to tell

00:48:42.900 you a little bit about our country they

00:48:44.860 have to love our country so the the two

00:48:49.260 things that concern me there is the

00:48:50.660 potential for a mass amnesty for these

00:48:53.160 people because especially if you're

00:48:54.580 working with the Democrats the

00:48:56.940 Democrats are not going to want it to

00:48:58.620 stop at the DACA well because they're

00:49:00.280 beholden to anti-white ethnic lobbying

00:49:03.240 groups who help fund a lot of their

00:49:05.680 elections and they have a perverse

00:49:08.180 incentive as John Fettman himself said

00:49:09.660 on Joe Rogan to provide amnesty to all

00:49:12.480 of the illegal so they can create a

00:49:14.180 clientele constituency block that shores

00:49:16.440 up states to be permanently blue like

00:49:18.260 California yeah and Chuck Schumer

00:49:19.920 himself I've got it up here and not on

00:49:21.700 the not on the links but Chuck Schumer

00:49:23.320 has said himself that he wants to help

00:49:25.600 the DACAs get legal citizenship but then

00:49:28.460 went on to say as well open up a path to

00:49:31.320 citizenship for all 11 million or

00:49:34.320 however many undocumented there are in

00:49:37.040 the United States at the moment so if

00:49:38.960 you decide to take this route with the

00:49:42.020 Democrats it won't stop at the if I get

00:49:45.080 the figures up here I think here the

00:49:47.380 amount eligible for DACA in the US right

00:49:50.120 now is a little over 1,160,000 and that

00:49:54.340 includes the people who are currently

00:49:55.820 taking DACA recipients as well right now

00:49:59.100 so it wouldn't just stop there you'd

00:50:00.480 have 10 million plus on top of that to

00:50:04.340 deal with and again all that means is

00:50:06.480 that one you potentially open up

00:50:08.100 pathways for these people to keep

00:50:10.320 getting citizenship if they keep coming

00:50:11.980 in if you're working with Democrats and

00:50:14.040 two either way it presents an incentive

00:50:16.620 for more people to keep flooding through

00:50:18.140 the border the best and the second thing

00:50:20.940 there with regards to legal immigration

00:50:23.480 is part of the point of MAGA as far as I

00:50:26.520 could tell back in 2016 was to shut down

00:50:29.420 the border somewhat to make sure that you

00:50:31.540 protect American jobs from being offshored

00:50:34.920 the way that they had been so that you

00:50:37.040 can basically stick up for the white

00:50:38.980 working class that have been abandoned by

00:50:40.780 the American establishment if you turn

00:50:42.760 around now and say we're going to make

00:50:44.700 it easier than ever for huge numbers of

00:50:47.560 people who are skilled and there are many

00:50:50.100 myths to do with so-called skilled

00:50:51.860 immigrants coming into the US particularly

00:50:53.960 on H1Bs then you're what you're

00:50:56.540 essentially doing is betraying the promise

00:50:58.300 that you made to your constituents my best

00:51:01.600 effort to try and turn this into a

00:51:04.980 positive is that Trump himself has been

00:51:06.820 incredibly contradictory over the years

00:51:09.460 on most of the things that he has said

00:51:11.480 regarding immigration for instance

00:51:13.060 somebody like Patrick Casey was pointing

00:51:14.900 out that back in 2016 before he was

00:51:16.860 elected he was saying similar things

00:51:18.760 regarding legal immigration still

00:51:20.560 brought the overall numbers down

00:51:22.060 throughout his term and regarding the

00:51:23.740 dreamers he's been really

00:51:25.580 contradictory can I can I put two things

00:51:28.680 in there yeah Stephen Miller is in

00:51:30.360 charge of border control as well as Tom

00:51:32.620 Homan who helped set immigration policy

00:51:34.600 in the first Trump administration he was

00:51:35.980 the one that basically brought H1B to a

00:51:37.660 halt as of 2020 so Stephen Miller is

00:51:39.940 setting the agenda so we have reason to

00:51:41.480 have some confidence despite Trump

00:51:43.480 sounding squishy he might be talking

00:51:46.060 soft and walking hard if that makes

00:51:47.800 sense and then the other thing that I

00:51:49.340 wanted to pick up on I'll go one step

00:51:50.460 further than the economics which I know

00:51:51.920 you'll agree with because as Eric

00:51:54.100 Kaufman often writes in White Shift

00:51:55.260 economic concerns often are a way of

00:51:59.120 coaching in acceptable parlance cultural

00:52:02.960 concerns about immigration in a way that

00:52:05.040 won't get you called racist so yes we

00:52:07.220 can talk about economics but a lot of

00:52:08.620 the reason MAGA voted for Trump both

00:52:10.880 last time and in 2020 and in 2024 is

00:52:14.320 because they didn't want to see their

00:52:15.780 country subjected to a transient

00:52:16.980 population churn because they don't see

00:52:18.700 their country as an economic zone or a

00:52:21.200 sports team or corporation they see it

00:52:22.640 as a home and so if your home has the

00:52:25.760 inability to lock the door or has a

00:52:27.880 large volume of strangers moving in and

00:52:29.660 out rearranging the furniture and the

00:52:31.540 homeowners cannot evict those unwelcome

00:52:33.460 house guests then is it really their

00:52:35.700 home anymore and if Trump thinks that

00:52:37.660 being an American as Vivek Ramaswamy did

00:52:39.980 by trying to apply citizenship tests for

00:52:42.140 voting is just reciting the poem on the

00:52:45.300 bottom of the Statue of Liberty itself a

00:52:47.080 representative of the positives of mass

00:52:48.680 immigration from Ellis Island then that's

00:52:50.380 also not something that was part of the

00:52:52.920 US Constitution came 100 years after and

00:52:55.520 was a Eastern European immigrant

00:52:57.920 advocating for more Eastern Europeans to

00:53:00.160 come into the country quite you can be an

00:53:02.740 American who has traced their their

00:53:05.080 lineage back to the Mayflower the

00:53:07.680 pilgrims who first put their feet on

00:53:09.500 Plymouth where are still plenty of them

00:53:10.800 yes and not know the inscription written

00:53:15.000 on the plinth of the Statue of Liberty and

00:53:16.260 you are far more American than someone

00:53:18.580 living in Honduras who can recite all of

00:53:21.640 the articles the Constitution by memory

00:53:23.800 because it is simply the fact that America

00:53:26.500 is not a set of ideals as J.D. Vaughan

00:53:28.260 said it is people with a history and a

00:53:30.320 heritage and a distinct lineage and those

00:53:32.400 people should have a say over who is

00:53:33.960 allowed into their home yeah I absolutely

00:53:36.240 agree because I do worry somewhat with

00:53:38.860 people like this AI policy advisor

00:53:41.300 Sririam who is basically an Indian

00:53:45.160 advocate wanting more Indians to come

00:53:47.620 into the nation alongside Ramaswamy who's

00:53:50.020 been very very in favor of H1B and then

00:53:52.460 Musk as well a few weeks ago with his H1B

00:53:54.640 meltdown thing I worry but at the same

00:53:56.880 time with what you're saying about

00:53:57.880 Stephen Miller and then he's got Vance

00:53:59.480 as well by his side I'm hoping that this

00:54:02.300 all turns out to be talk because again

00:54:04.840 he's very contradictory to go through a

00:54:06.880 little bit of this article during his

00:54:08.540 first presidency he tried to destroy

00:54:10.960 DACA and was only stopped by the Supreme

00:54:14.280 Court and he said he was going to

00:54:16.500 unwind it he said his duty was to

00:54:18.540 protect the American people in the

00:54:19.980 Constitution at the same time I don't

00:54:22.360 want to punish children but we must

00:54:24.280 recognize that we're a nation of

00:54:25.440 opportunity because we're a nation of

00:54:26.800 law so we need to stick by our laws

00:54:28.620 then he turns around and says Congress

00:54:30.240 get ready to do your job DACA and then

00:54:33.020 later on he tweeted saying that saying

00:54:36.020 that there's going to be no deal for

00:54:37.860 DACA anything like that so he's very

00:54:39.720 very contradictory with this so I'm

00:54:42.200 hoping that this again just turns into

00:54:43.880 another one of his many contradictory

00:54:45.460 statements because I mentioned Chuck

00:54:47.820 Schumer guess who popped his head up

00:54:50.980 after Trump said these things was Chuck

00:54:53.400 Schumer saying that we'd love we'd love

00:54:56.060 to do that of course and the general

00:54:58.040 rule that I stick by is that if it makes

00:55:00.560 Chuck Schumer happy it should make you

00:55:02.560 worried and I think that's fair because

00:55:05.060 again if we go back to the 1980s Ronald

00:55:08.580 Reagan had his Immigration Reform and

00:55:10.380 Control Act of 1986 which offered mass

00:55:12.420 amnesty to approximately 2.7 million

00:55:15.420 people got permanent residents in the US

00:55:17.840 who were undocumented illegal immigrants

00:55:20.480 into the country and at the same time

00:55:23.060 had a promise of stronger borders

00:55:24.620 guess which part of that didn't happen

00:55:27.720 so we don't want a repeat of this and

00:55:31.580 we want Trump to be able to hold

00:55:33.300 himself up to his word that he is going

00:55:35.340 to make stronger borders improve the

00:55:37.120 American economy without swamping the

00:55:39.980 foundational Americans who are the

00:55:41.400 ones who built it in the first place

00:55:44.140 very well said we've got two new rumble

00:55:46.500 rants misery ass for five dollars is

00:55:49.420 that your anon Harry cheers me you have

00:55:53.760 ample reason to be don't worry the UK

00:55:55.840 must support the idiots causing chaos

00:55:57.680 every weekend that that really doesn't

00:55:59.420 narrow it down but yes I mean I'm in

00:56:02.120 favor of deporting Liverpool I'm not

00:56:05.520 going to say no this is what I want to

00:56:07.360 get back to right regional ethnic

00:56:08.560 conflict but us versus the Welsh was fun

00:56:10.440 why can't it be Liverpool versus

00:56:12.100 Manchester anymore that was fine if it

00:56:14.200 was the Beatles versus Oasis you know

00:56:16.420 there you go that's that's that's

00:56:18.580 integration at work and thrash pandas

00:56:20.720 good name aoi in Irish Gaelic sounds

00:56:23.860 like e so the name a yeah is ether yes

00:56:28.780 and then same applies to Saoirse yeah I

00:56:30.740 know that one excellent work checks

00:56:32.280 aside from the Irish and looking forward

00:56:33.520 to Tomlinson talks thank you very much

00:56:34.800 sir appreciate it I had a friend back in

00:56:36.920 secondary school whose name wasn't the

00:56:39.180 Irish name Siobhan but she didn't

00:56:41.420 pronounce it the Irish way so

00:56:42.700 everybody just called her Sobian and I

00:56:46.800 don't think I don't know if she knew

00:56:48.280 her name was Irish or if she just

00:56:49.740 decided I don't like Siobhan call me

00:56:51.420 so it was such a stupid name and anyway

00:56:55.740 so let's let's move on to the last

00:56:57.440 segment here which is going to be

00:56:59.440 talking about boomers now there is a

00:57:00.900 bit of boomer bashing on the podcast

00:57:02.980 and just to assure our audience yeah

00:57:05.740 hashtag not all boomers there are

00:57:07.440 plenty of good boomers out there some I

00:57:09.880 assume are good people yeah so my

00:57:10.960 assume are good people I know that

00:57:12.000 there's some boomers watching right now

00:57:13.840 and we thank you for your support and

00:57:15.760 your continued love we love you too

00:57:17.580 but as a generation boomers have a

00:57:21.880 particular reputation which sadly they

00:57:25.440 keep living up to because their

00:57:27.720 reputation is that of the hedonists who

00:57:30.220 never learned to take responsibility

00:57:31.740 passed over all responsibilities and

00:57:34.380 handed what was a in many cases

00:57:37.220 beautiful well-kept historic nations

00:57:40.120 of the past handed them over as

00:57:42.260 desiccated husks we are all nicholas

00:57:44.880 30 ons essentially yes yes we are but

00:57:47.620 I'm hoping the cruises are worth it and

00:57:49.820 this article came out from the

00:57:51.500 economist I thought we'd just like to

00:57:53.320 take a quick look at called why people

00:57:55.560 over the age of 55 are the new problem

00:57:57.820 generation now this will also include a

00:58:00.080 number of older gen x's so gen x you're

00:58:03.420 not off the hook either you lazy bastards

00:58:05.580 you said that like Hulk Hogan did I

00:58:09.740 really I'm coming through you brother

00:58:11.040 I'm gonna give you that strapation

00:58:12.960 brother anyway look up Hulk Hogan's

00:58:19.020 strapation promos there's something to

00:58:21.620 behold anyway so this article is

00:58:23.820 talking about these particular

00:58:25.920 generational trends that this cohort of

00:58:28.660 over 55s have developed into and it

00:58:32.080 starts off by talking about a retirement

00:58:34.760 community and they say that you know

00:58:37.240 normally you think of a retirement

00:58:38.560 community and you think to yourself

00:58:39.860 it's going to be easy chairs overcooked

00:58:41.840 food endless daytime TV not really the

00:58:45.040 case anymore because this is latitude

00:58:48.120 margaritaville a community being built

00:58:52.160 near Hilton Head Island in Southern

00:58:53.780 California sorry South Carolina which is

00:58:57.540 hosting toga parties was a live band it

00:59:01.320 was a riot barbie another of the

00:59:02.940 community's ambassadors which is a

00:59:05.100 resident employed by the developers to

00:59:06.940 sell it to potential newcomers compares

00:59:08.880 living there to starting college all

00:59:10.940 over again there are she says drinks on

00:59:13.480 the driveway cocktails on the concrete I

00:59:15.660 feel like this might be a slightly skewed

00:59:17.600 sample size however I will say and this

00:59:19.920 is this is this is what it's starting off

00:59:21.900 with don't worry it will go on to give

00:59:23.700 some more broad stats I have you noticed

00:59:26.640 so I've I've given up drinking in last

00:59:29.320 year oh I have I know but there's lots

00:59:32.640 of given the news stories I don't blame

00:59:35.120 you sometimes I wish I did there's a

00:59:36.860 large cohort of our generation who do

00:59:38.880 not drink I've noticed that sort of our

00:59:41.160 parents generation and especially our

00:59:43.120 grandparents generation drink habitually

00:59:45.520 during the week in the evenings it's a

00:59:47.600 sort of like wine o'clock meme of women

00:59:49.640 in their 40s and 50s I don't think

00:59:51.660 that's necessarily a terrible thing I

00:59:53.540 mean being the lonely cat lady with a

00:59:56.780 wine addiction that's its own thing I

00:59:59.160 think enjoying a glass here and there

01:00:00.960 throughout the week can actually be

01:00:02.200 beneficial for your health but not

01:00:03.580 through not a glass here and there

01:00:04.900 throughout the week they will drink

01:00:06.080 habitually in the evenings as I mean if

01:00:08.140 you're having a bottle of wine every

01:00:09.820 single night and I've known I've known

01:00:11.780 middle-aged women to do that yes we

01:00:13.800 know lots of people so there is there is

01:00:15.320 something about there's a kind of

01:00:17.060 latent hedonism baked into this

01:00:18.920 generation and I think it's partially

01:00:20.660 because generations are a very 20th

01:00:23.560 century product like we normally

01:00:25.240 define splits by wars or epochal

01:00:27.880 events but generations in the 20th

01:00:29.800 century were defined by technological

01:00:31.880 innovations then the adaptation to

01:00:33.460 technological innovations like the

01:00:34.860 boomer generation are defined by the

01:00:36.020 birth control pill that ended up

01:00:37.880 liberating liberating women to go and

01:00:40.160 easy credit quite and work on parity

01:00:42.600 with men it enabled abortion and so this

01:00:44.680 meant that the modus operandi of the

01:00:46.180 generation was individual autonomy and

01:00:49.020 consumption and so this is why lots of

01:00:51.300 them still feel entitled to pension

01:00:52.840 systems they were promised would pay

01:00:54.200 off at the end of their working lives

01:00:55.440 that they themselves haven't paid into

01:00:56.920 and they imported infinity immigrants in

01:00:58.660 order to keep propping up the pyramid

01:00:59.920 scheme so this entitlement mentality

01:01:02.360 and this consumption mentality

01:01:03.520 intimately linked because of the

01:01:04.980 technologies which came to define the

01:01:06.380 boomer generation yes and there's a lot

01:01:08.220 of talk in this on the generational

01:01:09.780 differences particularly young people

01:01:11.760 now maybe going between the ages of

01:01:13.720 18 to 35 and in particular and on the

01:01:16.300 talk of you know these people who were

01:01:18.400 basically high-functioning alcoholics

01:01:21.540 indulging every single night of the

01:01:23.020 week versus the younger generations

01:01:25.440 who abstain from that altogether

01:01:26.660 personally I'm gonna say there's some

01:01:29.340 there's some hilarity and some sadness

01:01:31.380 in both of these because I think that

01:01:33.080 there is a golden mean that you can

01:01:35.360 actually take things in moderation not

01:01:38.520 that I would ever advocate some of the

01:01:39.860 things that these old people are doing

01:01:41.280 but you can have things in moderation

01:01:43.240 without abstaining from them completely

01:01:45.200 and still live a good and responsible

01:01:47.140 life so it's a shame to me that it

01:01:48.860 seems that the bad example that's been

01:01:50.620 set by some of the older generations

01:01:52.400 has put off along with other factors

01:01:55.500 like economic considerations lack of

01:01:58.060 access to the dating market etc the

01:02:00.080 internet itself encouraging you to stay

01:02:01.980 at home access to the internet which

01:02:03.720 has meant that younger people aren't

01:02:05.860 having fun as much as they should be

01:02:09.400 because really you should have some

01:02:11.100 more fun and you don't be a complete

01:02:13.380 degenerate don't just waste your

01:02:15.740 younger years those are the years that

01:02:17.620 you should be building up the future

01:02:19.840 that you have ahead of you but at the

01:02:21.480 same time you can take a weekend to

01:02:23.760 have a bit of a drink and have some fun

01:02:25.420 with mates that's part of the fun of

01:02:27.180 being alive and dare I say part of the

01:02:29.340 glorious European tradition we have a

01:02:32.000 drinking culture in Europe for a

01:02:33.800 goddamn reason I saw recently a Harvard

01:02:37.240 study that showed that Northwest

01:02:39.880 Europeans actually benefit from somewhat

01:02:43.260 mid-level alcohol consumption throughout

01:02:45.860 a week maybe three or four drinks per

01:02:47.840 week as opposed to a lot of other

01:02:50.700 populations across the world which

01:02:52.880 don't they actually have negative

01:02:54.100 effects from it we can have positive

01:02:55.700 effects and I think that's probably

01:02:57.460 due to the fact that we've just been

01:02:58.560 drinking for a very long time same with

01:03:01.220 milk this is this is basically the

01:03:03.320 Catholic position that you can take some

01:03:05.300 time off to spend with family you can

01:03:06.800 indulge in small vices in moderation

01:03:08.660 but I am a massive hypocrite here and

01:03:11.860 I'm probably close to the US because I

01:03:13.220 don't drink and I work all the bloody

01:03:14.240 times you are welcome to shame me Harry

01:03:15.680 I'm not going to shame you for you know

01:03:17.480 doing what comes naturally to you but

01:03:20.580 anyway I'll carry on with this so it

01:03:22.100 carries on it says if Margaritaville's

01:03:23.720 residents are representative of their

01:03:25.200 age cohort there will be a lot more to

01:03:26.760 toga parties and fancy dress whereas

01:03:28.360 young people in rich countries these

01:03:29.880 days are addicted to their phones more

01:03:31.760 anxious than previous generations let's

01:03:33.120 talk about the sort of stuff that we

01:03:34.380 just said their grandparents belong to a

01:03:36.660 generation that experimented with sex

01:03:38.440 drugs and rock and roll and as they

01:03:40.080 reach older age they're not giving up

01:03:42.220 their old habits among those for whom

01:03:45.000 times wing it I'm not going to say that

01:03:46.740 because it's just among old people who

01:03:49.180 are going to die drug and alcohol use

01:03:53.240 has surged since many have long since

01:03:55.720 struck coyness from the statute books

01:03:57.600 sexually transmitted diseases are also

01:04:00.180 spreading among the over 55 the

01:04:03.000 prevalence of gonorrhea among americans

01:04:06.240 aged 55 and up has increased by more

01:04:08.340 than six times since 2010 today older

01:04:12.360 adults are much more likely to

01:04:13.920 participate in hookup culture of casual

01:04:16.140 encounters and sex which might be

01:04:18.720 encouraged by the further encouraged by

01:04:20.760 the availability of drugs for sexual

01:04:22.460 dysfunction so boomers we all know on

01:04:25.140 mass took the blue pill but they're also

01:04:27.120 taking other blue pills to help with

01:04:29.340 this they've totally absconded their

01:04:30.840 duty to act as village elders and

01:04:32.460 custodians of the culture yeah I mean

01:04:34.320 even in the past if you were maybe old

01:04:36.180 and childless you still had a

01:04:37.680 responsibility to the local community

01:04:39.180 these guys are just yeah get it

01:04:42.300 shit-faced and get laid boy there have

01:04:44.220 always been structured roles of

01:04:46.600 civilizational fatherliness or

01:04:49.180 motherliness for childless people this is

01:04:50.580 why the Catholic Church has priests and

01:04:52.080 nuns but this no longer understands the

01:04:55.560 benefit of children or the obligation you

01:04:58.260 have as a civilization if you don't have

01:04:59.820 children instead just defining yourself

01:05:01.560 as an atomistic consumer is the best

01:05:05.040 possible thing for you to have and if

01:05:06.860 you can no longer consume to your

01:05:08.340 heart's content well euthanasia is on

01:05:10.340 the way in the UK well yeah I suppose

01:05:12.680 if you've got you if you've got a

01:05:14.180 reas flaring up maybe you're not

01:05:16.000 getting it like you used to you're 70

01:05:17.660 years old whilst Keir Starmer's got a

01:05:19.460 solution for you hello Lotus is out of

01:05:21.360 context yeah the commonality of living

01:05:23.660 in retirement communities and the

01:05:25.640 increased use of dating apps for

01:05:27.400 seniors is pushing this along according

01:05:29.300 to Janie Steckenreiter in a paper in

01:05:32.860 the Lansing named yeah that's an

01:05:34.900 unfortunate one but yeah I have I have

01:05:37.380 heard that in some retirement

01:05:38.460 communities man it's it's gross similar

01:05:43.260 increases are evident elsewhere though

01:05:45.280 in the four years to 2023 the number of

01:05:47.220 new syphilis infections among young

01:05:49.200 adults in England fell slightly cases in

01:05:51.880 those over the age of 65 not 55 65 grew

01:05:56.620 by 31 percent being in so let's save

01:05:59.620 lives according to the economists

01:06:01.060 thankfully that doesn't apply to HIV but

01:06:04.120 syphilis no HIV is up HIV is massively up

01:06:07.640 but it's up because of Africans oh it's

01:06:10.280 literally that the majority of new cases

01:06:11.840 are from before they enter the country

01:06:14.580 Michael Gove's looking at these lines

01:06:16.480 going up and he's yes we are yes this is

01:06:19.080 what we were going for this is what the

01:06:20.680 conservatives were about 14 years has

01:06:23.180 resulted in battery farming AIDS patients

01:06:25.020 makes perfect sense to me and along with

01:06:29.020 those new AIDS patients as you can

01:06:30.740 imagine a lot of old people suddenly

01:06:32.800 coming down with a hasty case of syphilis

01:06:35.080 doesn't do well for this health

01:06:36.860 services they say the oldest strain

01:06:40.120 public services wreak havoc on national

01:06:41.860 politics and blah blah blah elderly

01:06:43.720 revelers of numerous the number of

01:06:45.180 people over 65 is growing across the

01:06:47.040 rich world it goes on to say what some

01:06:49.400 of them are why some of them are so

01:06:51.020 reckless it also says strangely that a

01:06:55.740 lot of them are getting arrested for

01:06:57.320 stupid behavior as well let me see let

01:07:00.980 me see if I can because a lot of them

01:07:02.820 are taking drugs in England and Wales

01:07:05.680 deaths of people over 50 made up more

01:07:08.040 than a third of all drug misuse deaths

01:07:10.660 in 2022 up from just 13 percent two

01:07:14.400 decades before it says well some of this

01:07:17.400 are old heroin addicts but also deaths

01:07:21.060 caused by cocaine are now more numerous

01:07:23.320 than in the old than among the young

01:07:25.360 no fewer than 38 people over the age of

01:07:28.280 50 died from ODing on ecstasy as well

01:07:31.300 which is mainly for as it points out here

01:07:32.960 teenage ravers in the four years to

01:07:35.360 2022 what are people over 50 doing

01:07:37.880 taking ecstasy really lively round of

01:07:41.400 bingo so we are basically paying

01:07:43.540 exponential amounts of the NHS for

01:07:45.300 which we're importing Nigerian nurses

01:07:47.080 and then also importing Albanians to be

01:07:49.320 drug dealers so that over 65 can goon

01:07:54.120 and take it on

01:07:55.260 I have bottomless contempt isn't

01:07:59.700 modernity wonderful and they carry on

01:08:02.300 and say infection and early death are

01:08:03.780 only some of the more obvious problems

01:08:05.020 a minority of the reckless older

01:08:06.360 causing more direct risk to for

01:08:07.720 themselves they make up a growing

01:08:09.040 proportion of people arrested and

01:08:10.440 convicted of crimes it's well known that

01:08:12.080 America's prisoners prisons are

01:08:13.780 increasingly full of older inmates

01:08:15.440 what's less well understood is that

01:08:16.920 it is not entirely due to inmates

01:08:18.720 aging on the inside older people make

01:08:21.260 up a larger share of newly convicted

01:08:23.500 criminals these days too from 1992 to

01:08:26.720 2022 among men arrested the share of

01:08:29.440 those over 50 tripled from 5% to 15%

01:08:33.600 according to FBI data

01:08:35.120 so at the exact time when testosterone is

01:08:40.880 decreasing therefore violence would

01:08:42.440 decrease cultural factors and doubtless

01:08:45.720 increasing diversity are causing that

01:08:47.580 number to go up

01:08:48.240 yeah we are failing as a civilization

01:08:52.340 yeah and sadly a lot of that does have

01:08:55.740 to be put down to the as you say

01:08:57.900 complete abdication of responsibility

01:08:59.700 from some of the older generations

01:09:01.340 again not just boomers being a boomer

01:09:04.360 does not necessarily mean that you're

01:09:05.480 old it's a mindset there can be young

01:09:07.400 boomers old boomers and Gen X are

01:09:09.940 falling into this as well if you're 55

01:09:11.680 I see you in the chat engaged for you

01:09:13.800 keep Gen X's name out of your mouth

01:09:15.580 if you can find the energy to get off

01:09:17.560 your sofa and come make me maybe

01:09:19.700 and then it then it points out some of

01:09:22.640 these problems and the differences

01:09:24.760 between the younger and the older

01:09:26.400 generations and again I think this is

01:09:28.420 where it's a little bit sadder for the

01:09:30.160 younger generations who are looking at

01:09:32.800 the terrible example of the older

01:09:34.720 people around them and saying I don't

01:09:36.380 want that which is fair but at the same

01:09:38.460 time if you're young you should be

01:09:40.680 taking advantage of the opportunities

01:09:43.020 that are presented to you as long as

01:09:45.120 you're doing it in moderation and not

01:09:46.400 being an idiot ruining your life etc

01:09:48.320 so they say in the two decades to 2023

01:09:50.880 the proportion of people aged 18 to 34

01:09:53.340 in America who ever have the occasion

01:09:55.680 to use alcoholic beverages declined from

01:09:58.420 72% to 62% according to Gallup yet among

01:10:02.240 those over 55 alcohol use increased

01:10:05.180 from use increased to 59% from 49%

01:10:10.340 similar trends are invisible almost

01:10:12.160 anywhere you look across the rich world

01:10:13.880 while younger Australians are drinking

01:10:15.380 at less risky levels there's been a

01:10:17.200 significant increase in risky drinking

01:10:19.380 by older Australians according to the

01:10:21.200 alcohol and drug foundation in

01:10:22.900 Australia now that's a different level

01:10:24.820 that's a different metric there which is

01:10:26.380 drinking to risky levels so that might

01:10:28.340 just be that younger Australians are

01:10:29.640 not being complete idiots about it

01:10:31.560 they haven't seen that VB long neck

01:10:33.560 vine from back in the day have they

01:10:35.360 well I mean I'm happy to introduce

01:10:37.820 people to it I mean 20 to 8 in the no

01:10:42.200 anyway such has been the shift that

01:10:44.300 older Australians are now more likely to

01:10:45.980 drink at dangerous levels than people in

01:10:48.320 general in France alcohol consumption

01:10:50.820 has dipped among all groups in recent

01:10:52.660 years but it's the young who are

01:10:54.200 forsaking at the most there has been a

01:10:55.920 loss and this is the most French thing

01:10:57.840 I've ever read of wine transmission

01:11:00.020 within families according to Bernard

01:11:04.620 Farges the head of France's wine

01:11:06.880 producers industry group of course he's

01:11:09.440 going to say something like that but at

01:11:11.880 the same time right again it's part of

01:11:14.740 European tradition that we're kind of we

01:11:18.060 like a drink and in France in particular

01:11:20.860 it's part of the tradition that they're

01:11:22.740 more open to a little bit of wine when

01:11:25.320 you're younger it was Christ's first

01:11:26.760 miracle after all so it is Christian

01:11:28.340 exactly it makes perfect sense and so

01:11:30.580 if there's a loss of that especially

01:11:32.540 the trans transmission within the

01:11:34.500 families outside of just the surface

01:11:37.520 level reading of well younger people

01:11:39.460 are drinking less this is again another

01:11:40.980 indication of the breakdown of those

01:11:42.960 family ties that keep people together

01:11:45.240 because the whole point of the family

01:11:46.540 ties is yes you have the family bond you

01:11:48.980 protect one another you look after one

01:11:50.520 another but also you transmit these

01:11:52.740 shared cultural practices down the

01:11:55.620 generations in a way that's very

01:11:57.120 healthy and keeps people tethered to

01:11:59.440 their native culture and proud of it and

01:12:01.720 so this is just another indication of the

01:12:04.240 breakdown of that and sadly it does have

01:12:06.620 to be put to the older generations who

01:12:08.920 forsook who for their responsibility to

01:12:13.700 actually take care of that well they not

01:12:17.160 only didn't pass it down the civilizational

01:12:18.620 chain by having higher rates of

01:12:21.260 divorce particularly with no full

01:12:23.060 divorce in america but it can be as

01:12:25.240 simple as not eating together at

01:12:26.780 mealtimes therefore there's no shared

01:12:28.300 familial culture so if you just sit in

01:12:29.840 front of the television and you're all

01:12:31.020 watching the the hypnotic box then

01:12:33.900 there's no conversation there's no

01:12:35.180 transmission of values or appreciation

01:12:37.300 of heritage and the civilizational chain

01:12:39.800 breaks at the last link yeah and i think

01:12:42.940 that's my main takeaway from this which

01:12:45.060 is it's just another sign that we're not

01:12:48.180 as close to one another as we used to

01:12:50.000 be we're not as caring about our own

01:12:52.900 traditions and culture as we used to be

01:12:54.900 and that this is all quite sad even if the

01:12:58.380 idea of nursing homes being wildfire

01:13:00.900 super spreader events for stds is on the

01:13:03.780 surface quite funny so there's there's

01:13:06.840 some information that i got from this

01:13:08.280 that i thought was relevant and

01:13:09.480 interesting i hope you got something out

01:13:11.460 of it um what be careful folks

01:13:16.520 thanks dad ask ask check check before

01:13:21.220 you dive in there youngster look look

01:13:23.100 both ways before you cross the street

01:13:24.620 yeah there you go anyway we got any

01:13:27.420 video comments we've got some more

01:13:30.140 rumble yes we do just while samson's

01:13:32.060 loading them up that's a random name

01:13:33.360 miss my previous super chat we i don't

01:13:37.220 know if we got it also why wear a tie if

01:13:39.320 it's hiding connor because it's quite an

01:13:40.660 ostentatious time because it's jumper

01:13:42.060 season it basically acts like a little

01:13:43.220 pocket square it's like a cameo so you

01:13:44.920 can only wear them if they're subtly i've

01:13:46.200 got loads of them like little bird also

01:13:47.560 if you have your top button done up

01:13:49.080 without a tie it looks a bit silly

01:13:50.500 oh i always wear ties but i imagine like

01:13:53.340 if i didn't have this jumper and the tie

01:13:54.880 was just there it would i'd look like i'm

01:13:56.360 wearing a weather spoons carpet you know

01:13:58.060 on the monday round table i decided to put a

01:14:00.300 jumper on over my shirt and tie and got

01:14:02.700 accused of looking like an altar boy

01:14:04.140 i think that might have just been the

01:14:06.380 shaving actually the engaged few you

01:14:10.460 need you've already read that one about

01:14:11.780 the keep the gen x's name out of your

01:14:13.160 mouth there we go thanks for five

01:14:14.200 dollars though uh skittenhund in

01:14:16.440 psychology class we learned about the

01:14:18.240 life stages of ericsson each stage is

01:14:19.920 basically thrive vs self-harm boomers

01:14:24.360 need to boomers seem to never be able to

01:14:26.760 take the path of thriving i'm not really

01:14:28.240 sure what that refers to i don't have

01:14:29.580 the frame of reference i'm afraid i don't

01:14:30.900 know about the life stages of ericsson

01:14:32.440 either but i'm sure uh josh will

01:14:34.020 probably know something about it quite

01:14:35.640 that's a random name boomers the reason

01:14:37.240 why i've grown up believing in the

01:14:38.260 following adage everyone grows old but

01:14:40.140 not everyone grows up quite that in

01:14:41.980 itself is a boomer facebook meme that

01:14:44.420 i've seen posted many times were

01:14:46.440 minions beneath it by any chance once or

01:14:48.740 twice actually that doesn't shock me

01:14:50.420 norim itore okay speaking of declining

01:14:55.140 consumption of alcohol hear about the

01:14:56.540 incoming mandatory cancer warning labels

01:14:58.440 on alcohol in the u.s i don't think

01:15:00.460 that's going to do much frankly listen

01:15:02.340 listen the american revolutionaries were

01:15:05.360 probably a little bit drunk when they

01:15:07.860 were coming up with their plans it was

01:15:09.360 all planned in pubs right i've been to

01:15:11.400 it yeah yeah they're doing it because

01:15:13.220 they want to make you weak alcohol made

01:15:15.660 europe strong

01:15:16.500 unironically pretty accurate actually the

01:15:19.900 binary surfer knowing someone who works

01:15:21.840 in residential assisted living facility

01:15:23.400 they have walked in several times on what

01:15:26.700 is basically a geriatric f-fest many

01:15:29.860 vials of viagra etc i'm sorry to read

01:15:32.380 that to everybody that is disgusting but

01:15:34.560 speaks to what i was talking about there

01:15:36.060 what is what is wrong what is wrong with

01:15:39.860 these people you should be carving

01:15:41.960 wooden birds or something not you should

01:15:44.760 be spending time with your grandkids that's

01:15:46.740 what you should be doing wesley for five

01:15:48.440 dollars the show always makes me want to

01:15:49.620 drink but especially so today well glad i

01:15:52.500 could help yes quite anyway on with the

01:15:54.420 video comments yesterday's episode

01:15:58.440 reminded me of the film hangham high

01:16:00.720 wherein clint eastwood playing a

01:16:02.800 frontier deputy encounters a number of

01:16:05.960 criminals guilty of capital offenses

01:16:07.840 whose cases range from sympathetic to

01:16:10.640 hardened monsters it would be an

01:16:13.360 interesting topic of debate amongst the

01:16:15.740 lotus eaters interestingly even the worst

01:16:19.180 of them were not depicted as child

01:16:22.700 rapists build a gallows there is large

01:16:29.000 widespread public support for the death

01:16:30.560 penalty there used to be an annual

01:16:31.820 debate in parliament about bringing it

01:16:33.260 back and then all of the mps so

01:16:35.000 consistently voted against it for so long

01:16:36.580 that it was scrapped despite wasn't it

01:16:38.240 blair that scrapped it i don't remember

01:16:40.340 the exact year i'm afraid i think it

01:16:42.120 might have been blair it's either blair or

01:16:44.640 cameron or brown i don't know i feel

01:16:47.480 like brown would have just wouldn't have

01:16:49.220 cared enough whereas brown did some

01:16:50.960 really dark shit oh yeah true true i

01:16:54.140 guess he just seems more unassuming

01:16:55.680 because he's scottish is that tony d

01:16:57.560 there is tony d also is that cartoon

01:17:01.780 picture farting i think as well as trying

01:17:05.400 to get tony d to say pineapple on pizza i

01:17:08.020 enjoy pitching ridiculous movie ideas in

01:17:10.220 his weekly podcast i'm quite proud of my

01:17:12.700 most recent novelty which is to adapt the

01:17:14.720 handmaid's tale with the transgender cast

01:17:16.920 they can be sent to a reproduction camp

01:17:19.080 where slowly but surely they realize the

01:17:21.240 absurdity of their situation we may

01:17:23.740 include a subplot by adapting the made

01:17:26.100 from handmaid to reference medical

01:17:28.000 assistance in dying legislation that i

01:17:30.300 have no doubt atwood approves of in

01:17:32.300 canada well the ironic thing about the

01:17:35.060 handmaid's tale is that originally it was

01:17:36.680 based on margaret atwood's 1978 holiday to

01:17:40.420 afghanistan so it's about islam oh yeah

01:17:44.060 yeah you told me that before actually

01:17:46.160 conveniently retrofitted in 2016 to be

01:17:48.780 about the trump administration and then

01:17:49.980 made mandatory at a level for uk literature

01:17:52.900 she's a feminist shit lib it was always

01:17:55.860 gonna end up being retrofitted to that

01:17:57.460 wasn't it it's also written appallingly

01:17:59.240 like it's just terrible i've never wanted to

01:18:01.780 read it book club no don't make me read

01:18:06.020 that no i don't want to read margaret

01:18:07.700 atwood's loosely camouflaged fetish

01:18:10.980 material okay it's not loose well she

01:18:14.780 might be these days anyway sophie take

01:18:17.400 it away i hope everybody had a good

01:18:19.840 start to the new year so far and i

01:18:22.660 started with my new year's resolution

01:18:24.360 already a month ago and has been doing

01:18:26.420 daily sketches trying to learn how to

01:18:29.000 draw and so far so good i'll see if i can

01:18:33.100 pull a pewdiepie and come back to you in

01:18:35.060 nine months and see how far i've gotten

01:18:36.460 oh it's josh it's beau actually oh yeah

01:18:39.840 once he's shaved

01:18:40.540 they look great although the early ones

01:18:44.380 you showed me that looked like you were

01:18:45.400 trying to do some like viking caveman i

01:18:47.080 was like why is she drawing me i think

01:18:48.660 she might have been actually

01:18:49.600 okay you know fair play i'm waiting on

01:18:51.560 the lotus seat's flip book

01:18:52.740 yeah it's like in hot fuzz

01:18:55.720 well i'd be playing guitar obviously

01:18:59.020 what would the josh that doesn't like

01:19:02.060 wolfman you

01:19:02.680 it does it does actually look like me

01:19:05.040 he's got a little tie on as well that's

01:19:07.140 sweet

01:19:07.420 they look great they look really good i

01:19:09.800 like the style that you've got going

01:19:10.920 there it's very nice and comic booky

01:19:12.760 we are we are definitely on the on the

01:19:14.320 wolfman end of the spectrum for the

01:19:15.860 werewolf vampire physiognomy aren't we

01:19:17.360 oh i'm growing my hair back out

01:19:18.640 oh dear lord

01:19:19.660 i've that that was the that was the

01:19:21.860 give and take shave the beard and the

01:19:24.040 mutton chops and the mustache grow the

01:19:26.080 hair back out i'm returning to default

01:19:28.420 nord in skyrim

01:19:29.580 excellent right we've got some written

01:19:33.800 comments on the website

01:19:34.840 oh engage fuse sent over five dollars

01:19:37.320 as well i'm looking forward to the

01:19:38.440 nursing home playing slipknot on the

01:19:39.700 pa system

01:19:40.340 that's only when you're running the

01:19:42.160 nursing home

01:19:42.560 oh there's a band i really like called

01:19:44.440 revocation they've got a song called

01:19:46.460 the grip titans where they all

01:19:48.120 it's the band in a nursing home when

01:19:51.260 they're really old doing one last gig

01:19:53.480 for the old times and all of the old

01:19:55.200 people start a riot in the mosh bit in

01:19:57.300 the old folks home it's great

01:19:58.480 excellent comments harry and connor is

01:20:01.540 what elites fear most nor north fc and

01:20:03.840 south fc banding together i mean no more

01:20:06.120 brother wars very true britain's next

01:20:08.600 top islamist comments connor's bath

01:20:10.140 water

01:20:11.140 on sale now just watch pmqs and instead

01:20:20.620 of focusing the full time on the

01:20:22.560 grooming gangs they made jokes but elon

01:20:24.180 musk and nigel farage talked about

01:20:25.760 cornish holiday homes and a boycott of

01:20:27.760 an england cricket match with

01:20:28.760 afghanistan this is truly shameful

01:20:30.180 behavior yep

01:20:30.880 anything but talking about the issue

01:20:33.240 right

01:20:33.560 sadly i have to say that as

01:20:36.240 satisfying as it is to see elon musk

01:20:38.760 go so hard on the subject he's had a

01:20:42.220 lack of tact with it which has

01:20:43.620 actually opened him up to these kinds

01:20:45.720 of discussions where most of what i've

01:20:48.040 heard normies talk about it is that

01:20:49.800 elon musk has been interfering in

01:20:52.420 british politics and going crazy but

01:20:54.960 online that would happen that would be

01:20:56.300 the prevailing narrative anyway i'm gonna

01:20:57.640 be honest

01:20:58.020 of course but still i think there was a

01:21:00.580 more tactful way to go about it

01:21:02.320 although calling jess phillips a rape

01:21:04.460 genocide apologist is accurate

01:21:07.000 he's been spam lucky my tweet so i'm

01:21:09.860 not going to discourage him also the

01:21:11.460 fact that they're forced to vote on it

01:21:12.820 today and the labour party have whipped

01:21:14.100 all of their mps into voting against

01:21:16.180 it is just a mask off moment like that's

01:21:17.680 on the parliamentary records now so

01:21:19.200 that's that's useful

01:21:20.240 arizona desert rap so it's not only

01:21:21.940 acceptable for non-white non-christian

01:21:23.740 people to exclusively identify on the

01:21:25.560 basis of their religion but it's

01:21:26.840 encouraged and celebrated however a

01:21:28.240 white person is racist if they choose

01:21:29.360 to celebrate their own faith without

01:21:30.960 shame yep glad glad we worked out the

01:21:33.380 rules brilliant you're welcome welcome

01:21:35.240 to britain lord nareva i want to

01:21:37.060 remind everyone that this is genuinely

01:21:39.300 absurd that we in britain even need to

01:21:41.660 be concerned about islam whatsoever it

01:21:43.260 should rightfully be a mysterious faith

01:21:44.680 for foreign peoples there should be no

01:21:46.420 british mosques or a strain of british

01:21:48.140 islam whatever the hell that even

01:21:49.240 means don't forget this ah but how

01:21:51.400 would we ride the rubber dinghy rapids

01:21:52.460 they should only be remembered as the

01:21:55.100 people that kidnapped a load of

01:21:56.520 villages off the devon coast yeah the

01:21:58.580 barbary pirates quite yeah that's all

01:22:00.740 they should be remembered for and they

01:22:02.120 should be hated for it

01:22:03.640 lars peter simonson the term needed to

01:22:06.520 be brought up at every term is islamo

01:22:08.640 fascism that's not quite right and the

01:22:11.140 reason that's not quite right is because

01:22:12.380 fascism in the giovanni gentile and

01:22:15.440 benito mussolini sense is very contingent

01:22:17.620 on italian politics at the time and it

01:22:20.180 could be shorthand so it's also not

01:22:22.640 really a religious kind of kind of thing

01:22:27.060 anyway which is one of the things that

01:22:28.520 many christians criticize it for it the

01:22:31.120 state takes the place of god so in in

01:22:34.720 islam it's the caliphate is essentially

01:22:37.740 serves the same role as the fascistic

01:22:39.540 state but the caliphate is deferential to

01:22:42.340 allah because islam means submit and

01:22:44.140 and similarly islam is dedicated to

01:22:46.440 spreading across the entire world again

01:22:48.980 italian fascism was kind of very insular

01:22:52.000 and they basically just they only invaded

01:22:54.160 ethiopia because they were jealous that

01:22:55.760 everybody else had empires at the time it's

01:22:57.900 incredibly national islam is international

01:22:59.720 by the very nature of the armor do you

01:23:01.960 want to do some from yours yeah sure

01:23:03.500 bleach demon when it comes to illegals i

01:23:05.200 just want to end slavery for the second

01:23:07.080 time since 1865 based very good one

01:23:10.660 sophie live also remember the art of the

01:23:13.780 big ask it also applies to things we

01:23:15.440 genuinely want deporting everyone was the

01:23:17.200 big ask so he could walk it back a bit to

01:23:18.900 make the newer deal look benevolent i think

01:23:21.540 walking it back to the level that he has

01:23:23.480 especially with the stuff regarding legal

01:23:25.160 immigration because legal immigration is

01:23:27.000 really what kills you in the end in the

01:23:29.240 uk is always the focus on illegal

01:23:31.620 immigration which distracts from the

01:23:33.240 fact that the legal numbers that come in

01:23:35.080 are unsustainable and ridiculous and in

01:23:38.100 america yeah it's a bigger country yeah

01:23:40.180 they can have more people come in and

01:23:41.760 not cause as much of a disturbance but

01:23:43.800 over a million people a year is still

01:23:45.500 huge cultural proximity matters as well

01:23:47.820 we're not just talking about quantity

01:23:48.740 we're talking about quality and always

01:23:49.880 remember the muslim rape gangs were

01:23:51.620 legal migrants exactly someone online

01:23:54.360 how dare trump make american companies

01:23:56.180 in america hire actual americans

01:23:57.640 instead of using foreign slaves that's

01:23:59.340 what i'm hoping for and that's what i'm

01:24:01.100 hoping that people like vance and homan

01:24:03.040 and and miller are going to keep him in

01:24:05.280 line for because he's going to have two

01:24:06.880 separate factions within his own

01:24:08.300 administration which is going to be

01:24:09.420 the ramazwamis and other people who are

01:24:11.960 more interested in potentially opening up

01:24:14.200 borders somewhat so that they can have

01:24:16.420 more people come in on h1b's then

01:24:18.140 you're going to have more people i would

01:24:19.280 hope like vance who has said explicitly

01:24:21.200 this is a homeland this is a nation it's

01:24:23.320 not an economic zone who are going to

01:24:24.880 be pulling him and i hope that he goes

01:24:26.620 more in the vance direction and i think

01:24:28.340 given his contradictory statements that

01:24:29.960 hopefully there is a a good chance that

01:24:32.040 he'll go more in that direction you've

01:24:33.280 got the tech bros and the nat cons i

01:24:35.020 recently wrote a piece about this for

01:24:36.480 for courage so i would hope that the

01:24:39.660 momentum is with the nat cons especially

01:24:42.580 since elon musk has started retweeting

01:24:45.900 some of our friends and his critics who

01:24:48.360 ratioed him like our mcintyre in the

01:24:50.460 aftermath of the hate h1b visa system i

01:24:53.120 actually think the musk as well i don't

01:24:54.560 think this is necessarily strategic about

01:24:56.720 the the grooming gang scandal i think he

01:24:58.560 spent so much time on his own platform

01:24:59.980 he's been they's been significantly

01:25:02.300 radicalized and the reason i'd say that

01:25:03.940 is he's made likes private so that

01:25:06.320 doesn't accrue any benefit because it's

01:25:08.760 not actually signal boosting any post by

01:25:10.180 musk liking them and he's going through

01:25:11.720 and liking accounts as let's say

01:25:13.320 moderate size as mine what benefit does

01:25:16.140 that publicly accrue for him i think

01:25:19.160 he's just seeing when it comes to

01:25:21.180 likes yeah i think that you are right

01:25:23.560 that musk clearly spends a lot of time

01:25:25.560 on twitter and i wonder if he is

01:25:28.620 dragged by the prevailing

01:25:31.920 algorithmic trends that pop up as much

01:25:35.160 as some of the rest of us are because

01:25:36.520 from what i know this was this whole

01:25:38.500 thing was started by max tempers

01:25:40.500 sharing some of the transcripts that

01:25:42.520 had been recently released from the

01:25:43.960 grooming gang's trials it was started

01:25:45.340 by sam bidwell's argument with fraser

01:25:47.600 nelson over fraser nelson's article

01:25:49.240 which is i'll be going over that in my

01:25:51.160 show very shortly actually i hate that

01:25:53.420 guy um lord narev our common extremist

01:25:56.340 if you must but i say f the economy get

01:25:58.740 them out some things are more important

01:26:00.320 than material prosperity yeah and the

01:26:02.220 lie that they tell you is that you

01:26:03.680 can't have one and the other at the

01:26:05.500 same time actually if you shut down

01:26:07.780 borders focused on manufacturing

01:26:09.740 industry uh america in the 19th century

01:26:12.740 had long periods of time where there

01:26:15.120 wasn't much immigration at all really

01:26:17.820 it was a few periods around the middle

01:26:19.760 of the century when uh during the civil

01:26:22.220 war they were like we need irish people

01:26:23.860 that we can throw at the confederates

01:26:25.520 where you had massive immigration and

01:26:27.620 then chinese as well but they had a

01:26:30.080 relatively insular border policy at that

01:26:32.480 point built up their industry

01:26:34.440 nationalistically and became the

01:26:36.640 superpower of the world well an economy

01:26:38.780 is just the aggregated actions of a

01:26:41.020 given people in a place and time and

01:26:42.800 the culture is the traditions of that

01:26:45.860 given people which is predicated on a

01:26:48.120 set of values they've passed down along

01:26:49.480 their families so the economy is

01:26:51.440 contingent on the culture which is

01:26:52.660 where the protestant work ethic combined

01:26:54.280 with the goldilocks material conditions

01:26:57.060 of the american tundra produced america

01:26:59.860 as an economic superpower so if you change

01:27:01.760 the people you don't change foreign

01:27:04.520 peoples through the economy you change

01:27:06.060 the economy through foreign peoples so

01:27:07.900 you're just going to extinguish

01:27:08.680 prosperity because you've extinguished

01:27:10.040 the culture i always find the

01:27:11.520 argument ridiculous it's like um the

01:27:13.580 the idea that americans are still

01:27:15.740 americans if they're just completely

01:27:16.980 different people who aren't descended

01:27:18.580 from the previous americans right if

01:27:20.360 i've got the robinson household right

01:27:22.100 and i get kicked out and all of my

01:27:25.020 neighbors move in but they say it's

01:27:26.960 still the robinson household is it

01:27:28.840 still the same household or is it just

01:27:30.840 completely different people wearing my

01:27:33.120 name as a mask i don't know but

01:27:34.560 you're a racist i've got no answer to

01:27:37.740 that uh moving on to the last segment

01:27:40.180 connor's bathwater again these facts

01:27:42.620 that harry is presenting is just it's

01:27:45.000 on discount now get it while you can

01:27:46.540 it's just further proof that the

01:27:47.980 society that we live in sacrifices the

01:27:49.720 young for the old we have millions of

01:27:51.040 immigrants to pay for their pensions

01:27:52.320 and work in their care homes because

01:27:53.740 they didn't have enough kids to

01:27:55.100 themselves they own most of the

01:27:56.740 assets in the country which they

01:27:57.900 bought a fraction of the cost it is

01:27:59.420 today and they spend their wealth on

01:28:00.760 holidays and purchasing more houses

01:28:02.480 than they could ever could than they

01:28:04.220 would ever need and potentially also

01:28:06.240 um downstairs medications we have an

01:28:09.180 aztec economy basically yeah kevin fox

01:28:12.320 for decades it was teenagers hiding

01:28:13.760 their drugs from their parents these

01:28:14.940 days as boomers not me never touch

01:28:16.700 pharmaceutical emotion enhancers

01:28:18.380 hiding their drugs from their kids

01:28:20.100 probably one or two cases of that

01:28:22.500 unironically north fc zoomers comment

01:28:24.700 it calls me correct so i think we

01:28:27.220 should read it uh yeah north north fc

01:28:30.060 zoomer says connor's right about

01:28:31.420 drinking me and my missus maybe drink

01:28:32.740 once a year at christmas been that way

01:28:34.620 since uni but my boomer parents have at

01:28:36.320 least some wine or a beer most nights

01:28:38.720 hey listen like listen having a little

01:28:41.560 bit of wine uh one or two nights three or

01:28:45.100 four five or six seven maybe nights a

01:28:47.680 week is not 12 nights a week 12 nights a

01:28:50.020 week sorry what day is it oh god my

01:28:52.140 head hurts um it's not always a bad

01:28:54.480 thing

01:28:54.940 uh derrick power another factor that

01:28:58.560 may have contributed to boomer

01:29:00.100 hedonism was they also grew up with a

01:29:01.760 fear of getting obliterated by a nuclear

01:29:03.460 bomb thus eat drink be merry for we will

01:29:05.860 die tomorrow yeah it's um high time

01:29:08.300 preference behavior which you know is

01:29:10.420 not entirely their fault that's the

01:29:12.160 fault of their government i spoke to

01:29:13.440 mary harrington about this and

01:29:14.300 tomlinson talks a little while ago go

01:29:15.500 watch that interview

01:29:16.160 baron von warhawk i once had a boomer

01:29:18.660 college professor she was exactly what

01:29:20.520 you described she was an old hippie who

01:29:22.800 accepted that her stupid little movement

01:29:24.540 failed and so got into drugs drinking and

01:29:27.520 liberalism to cope with the end of the

01:29:29.000 70s at the same uh oh god she also had a

01:29:31.380 bobby kennedy quote tattooed on her arm

01:29:33.940 drank an entire bottle of wine while

01:29:35.760 crying when

01:29:36.560 this is what winning looks like and went

01:29:39.920 on a rant that miss mrs butterworth's

01:29:42.160 pancake syrup was proof that jim crow

01:29:44.400 never ended up she must have been a laugh

01:29:47.900 riot i hope that you didn't learn anything

01:29:51.320 from her did you actually to be fair

01:29:52.680 what you learned in observation was

01:29:54.960 worth the price of admission alone and

01:29:56.880 i think that's all we've got time for

01:29:58.300 fantastic learn from living examples

01:30:00.140 ladies and gentlemen anyway harry good

01:30:01.480 show thank you very much my friend

01:30:02.580 thank you to see you again i hope you've

01:30:04.180 all had a very happy new year ladies

01:30:05.500 and gentlemen i will be back in half an

01:30:07.520 hour of tomlinson talks but until then

01:30:09.200 we are back tomorrow at one o'clock with

01:30:10.580 the podcast take care and goodbye

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - January 08, 2025

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1074

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