The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1099

00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to the podcast of the lotus eaters for today wednesday the 12th of february

00:00:03.940 2025 i'm your host connor joined by harry and josh hello you just held my hand for a minute there

00:00:09.900 you know sometimes bros you know the fingertips touched anyway i'm not meant to share above the

00:00:17.680 table guys i know that's that's residing premium content this whole time it's like that time that

00:00:22.560 rory reached down and tried to reconnect the cables underneath carl during a lad's hour and

00:00:26.120 it just yeah anyway a lot of strange stuff but he is a rugby player so it's to be expected fair

00:00:32.760 point anyway we're going to be discussing britain's farmers protests and how they're progressing

00:00:37.040 europe zoomers copying maga's revolution and how changing demographics will lead to the south

00:00:42.460 africanization of britain now because it is a wednesday at three o'clock speaking of britain's

00:00:49.040 continued decline i will be discussing on thompson talks with another not that bad thanks

00:00:54.080 i'll be doesn't need to decline i'll be i'll be chatting about the inevitability of economic and

00:00:59.120 demographic collapse with another perspective called irishman except he's got the accent philip

00:01:02.500 pilkington so we're going to be having a good old chinwag about philip's recent uh research reports

00:01:07.660 for arc and the policy exchange which should be good fun um if you want to learn about how things are

00:01:14.840 getting south africanized anyway any other announcements before we go on no we'll have a nice

00:01:20.140 all right well go on take it away josh so there was another farmer's protest on monday i was actually

00:01:26.920 there in person and um you were on deprogrammed for the new i was yeah that's that's the original

00:01:32.660 reason i was there i didn't even realize the farmer's protest was going on and actually wrote

00:01:36.700 an article on the website which i don't think i've got up here um but uh i did write about my

00:01:42.940 experience if you wanted to check out our website you can find out what i thought of it but here it is

00:01:47.660 from an aerial view and uh just to reiterate i know lots of people are familiar with why they're

00:01:52.580 protesting but just to make sure everyone's on board in october the government announced it would

00:01:57.200 change a 20 inheritance tax on agricultural assets worth more than a million pounds for the first time

00:02:04.500 so basically if you're passing on your family farm there would be a tax on it whereas previously it was

00:02:10.280 tax exempt and um government has also said there'd be no tax payable on the first 325 000 pounds above

00:02:17.960 the limit so it's basically a 1.325 million uh pound limit but because of course uh the housing crisis

00:02:25.940 which is basically caused by mass migration has bumped up the cost of land so much uh family farms

00:02:31.740 have actually shot up in value which might sound um good for them however what it does mean is more and

00:02:37.560 more normal family farms are actually above this threshold just by the merit of there are so many

00:02:43.340 people in britain that the cost of land is extortionate well the intent for this is clearly

00:02:49.160 as jeremy clarkson wrote to ethnically cleanse the english countryside by breaking the chain of passing

00:02:54.980 land on between father and son for it to be farmed so that the government or their corporate partners

00:03:01.180 like blackrock or bill gates can swoop in snap it up for cheap and build migrant battery farms on it and

00:03:06.060 the point that you're making is that it doesn't actually matter how much money the land is worth

00:03:09.860 because farmers are often asset rich but cash poor they don't want to sell it in the first place so it

00:03:15.120 doesn't matter if the value of their land goes up they just want to pass it on to their kids without

00:03:19.380 a middleman breaking that chain yeah and obviously it's a massive hatchet to the british way of life

00:03:24.940 as well as um i think it's being done deliberately to sell it off to larry think of blackrock because

00:03:31.440 they're buying up lots of um arable land uh so are people like bill gates in the united states

00:03:37.640 largest private land farmland farmland owner in the united states it's all very interesting isn't it and

00:03:45.180 and kia starmer just happens to meet with both of them we're not allowed to read the contents of

00:03:50.140 that meeting either because lewis brackpool's fired off two fri requests and been told no

00:03:54.180 so it seems like a deliberately spiteful move they've said that they're not going to carry out

00:04:01.000 a u-turn but that doesn't mean in in modern politics that they're not going to do it it just

00:04:05.540 means that they're more insistent that they're going to try and do it you said something very

00:04:09.760 interesting on our new culture forum episode which is out not this coming thursday but next thursday

00:04:14.640 you think it's not just for marxist reasons it's not just a communist grave rob and it's not just for

00:04:20.980 logistical reasons like selling off to their rich partners you said something akin to this is a way

00:04:26.960 to psychologically deprive the native population of a living reminder that things do not have to be

00:04:31.880 this way because the english countryside is so distinct that if you were bonked on the head

00:04:35.400 and woke up like you're an elder scrolls character you'd recognize exactly where you are you can't mistake

00:04:39.540 it for any other country anywhere else so in the pursuit of this sort of cosmopolitan global

00:04:44.000 like world of you can live anywhere you choose they're trying to eradicate things that look like

00:04:50.520 england and so you can't complain about it yeah it makes the multicultural cities that are awful

00:04:57.060 seem less bad if you don't have a point of reference it's a nice quaint rural town it's nice

00:05:03.120 and pleasant uh you know farming communities everyone's lovely like i spoke to loads of the

00:05:07.440 farmers really really nice people like that's one of the main takeaways is not only they're very

00:05:12.880 knowledgeable about their profession but also very kind very pleasant you know i was just walking

00:05:18.600 up to them as a stranger just having a chat with them on the streets of london which you think

00:05:23.020 would get someone's back up against a wall but they were only time you can do that in london

00:05:26.260 especially they're the only people in london that speak english i know i mean being a country boy it's

00:05:31.160 sort of weird to me that people are so distant but still um also it hits a lot of people because uh

00:05:36.580 i've got farm family who are farmers and i'm sure that plenty of other people in the country i mean

00:05:42.460 everybody's got you know some family that will be involved in countryside somewhere

00:05:46.680 right maybe not city boys like you but uh my grandparents owned a farm yeah mine are all

00:05:52.780 cockneys i don't know what to tell you there you go but um they're loopy they're the loopy side of

00:05:57.420 the family but they're lovely as well well they're weird i can't deny it but i don't want them to have

00:06:03.760 to have their farm taken off of them when one of my uncles or aunties dies or something that would be

00:06:08.340 awful and uh i think it's summed up simplified as you can't have nice things countryside's nice you can't

00:06:15.420 have that you can't have that and i think to put to really make the whole thing seem even more of a

00:06:20.620 farce than it already is josh can you remind everybody how much money the government is

00:06:24.200 projecting to make from these taxes oh it's about 500 million pounds over the course of five years

00:06:31.520 520 million pounds i think not even i think annually a massive amount in the grand scheme we spend

00:06:37.640 days worth maybe slightly less of nhs spending we spend 14.4 billion a year on illegal migrants that's

00:06:47.080 about to go up to 32 billion a year because they're about to give them full access to benefits and

00:06:52.020 welfare so the tiniest possible fraction to destroy our food security to then be spent on

00:06:58.420 boat migrants so as i said i was there i took this very uh british looking photo but this distinction

00:07:07.460 between britain and the uk with a y and two o's i think is a worthwhile one to make and hammer home

00:07:13.780 because britain evokes this sort of traditional um you know you know it was called british isles for

00:07:20.660 thousands of years right and so it evokes a sort of past whereas the uk is just an economic zone

00:07:27.540 for foreign mercenaries well this was taken i assume right outside westminster tube stage it was it's

00:07:33.140 what i saw when i emerged yeah what about that underground what about that permanent homeless

00:07:36.960 homeless guy that sits outside that pillar and his cardboard boxes directly opposite the westminster

00:07:42.180 tube station exit that's just out of shot that's uk you have to crop out the uk from london i did i

00:07:49.800 wanted a nice picture i didn't want to black pill everyone and even then if you scroll back down again

00:07:54.180 there is a rather suspicious looking man in a hoodie that's true um but anyway um there were

00:08:00.960 um some tanks there as well as tractors which i was surprised at um i actually uh here's a picture

00:08:08.120 i took personally of some tanks here i didn't see those guys blimey uh i did also notice you notice

00:08:15.340 how starmer is spelt that's a bit unfortunate isn't it stammer stammer stammer um but yeah i was surprised

00:08:22.340 to see tanks it i'd love to be the person who said i was annoyed at the government so i drove a tank

00:08:27.840 down to westminster pocket on parliament green you know that that's got to be a bucket list thing

00:08:34.400 surely and uh yes everyone was very um well behaved this was planned in advance the police were

00:08:40.260 cooperating and the farmers you know were behaving themselves they were just there to demonstrate they

00:08:45.360 weren't causing a ruckus and i think that a lot of the the press have picked up on that as well

00:08:50.480 um but not quite as rebellious as owning a tank perhaps but what you can do if you want to signal

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00:09:45.000 so yes uh just mentioning that it's going to be going off the store soon and that we'll have some

00:09:50.040 new stuff eventually but anyway i wanted to look a little bit about the uh the media reporting because

00:09:56.000 i noticed because i use ground news um the bias in reporting weighed more heavily to the right and to

00:10:03.520 be fair um the the centrist outlets according to ground news bbc news sky news and some other ones

00:10:10.620 i don't recognize they're saying lbc is right wing really yeah they really well it's probably

00:10:16.040 because of former associations with having katie hopkins and nigel farage on there and they've got

00:10:20.480 nick what's his name nick ferrari who some say is a conservative yeah but they've also got ian dale

00:10:25.420 who sells styles and they've also it's sort of more towards the center than you know you've got like

00:10:30.500 bright bart there and gb news which you can say it right wing that's fine um but it seems like

00:10:36.780 there was a bit of uh bias in reporting according to this however i didn't really see it actually

00:10:41.540 a lot of the reporting of the farmers protests was quite fair and sympathetic and that's quite

00:10:48.080 surprising because normally when something uh sensible happens the media is opposed to it

00:10:53.420 and so the fact that all of the press is sort of like yeah we kind of understand where they're

00:10:57.560 coming from sort of signals that the farmers could have some successes here and i think that

00:11:02.320 that's promising and i'm just going to have a look at some of the headlines just to show you

00:11:05.300 what i mean like here's the express my family's farmed for four generations now all of that is

00:11:09.700 under threat thanks to labor that was on the same day that the protest was going on uh here's sky

00:11:14.840 news the farmers inheritance tax creates chilling effect on nature recovery scheme ex-government

00:11:19.860 legal advisor says oh no won't someone think of the net zero but the thing is they're saying that

00:11:24.700 actually the inheritance tax thing is the cause of this and so they're saying actually making the

00:11:30.360 farmers lose their land is bad for the environment as well which is an interesting angle

00:11:35.060 and if it helps and it's true welcome yeah it's probably i mean like you say what's going to

00:11:39.800 replace it if they take these farms off of people which is just um soviet era land seizure as far as

00:11:45.780 i'm concerned well it'll either be battery farms for migrants so shit local housing at affordable

00:11:52.480 affordable prices that they won't have to play any pay anyway unaffordable for the taxpayer but very

00:11:57.340 affordable for some new somalians yeah or massive battery actual battery farms and industrialized

00:12:03.720 farming which is going to be far worse than the local farmer who actually is from the area his

00:12:09.720 family's been in that area for centuries and they care about the place have a bit of pride about the

00:12:14.040 work they do as well which i think is very underrated in the modern economy breitbart obviously um

00:12:20.200 is going to be very much against it no farmers no food farmers rally outside uk parliament over

00:12:25.300 labor's death tax grab i like that uh death tax grab because that's effectively what it is it's

00:12:30.780 actually quite good framing of it it's communist grave robbing it is yeah you know they're nicking

00:12:34.780 the pennies off farmers eyes is what they're doing uh and here's another one this is from i think the

00:12:39.900 times um heartbroken young farmers protest over labor's inheritance tax rule and i did see a lot of

00:12:47.340 young people at this protest you think farmers you think middle age or older and actually it was

00:12:52.760 a pretty large proportion of young people there like you say the family farms right so they bring

00:12:58.220 kids along because the kids have been raised to expect to inherit the farm and tend to the land

00:13:02.740 well not just that they literally work on the farm themselves in order to prepare so it's already

00:13:06.960 their job so you're you're depriving them of a livelihood as they're currently doing it oh well

00:13:11.540 the government heard wait white kids are still able to get jobs somewhere can't have that even the

00:13:17.400 lefty independent just says why are britain's farmers protesting and they're drawing attention to the

00:13:21.540 protest and why they're actually protesting uh and you know they're actually saying thousands of

00:13:27.940 farmers and they're presenting it relatively fairly which is unusual you don't see this in lots of other

00:13:34.440 um causes do you and then here's another one here from wales online protesting farmers descend on

00:13:40.780 westminster as pictures show scale of demonstration if this were a right-wing political demonstration

00:13:46.500 explicitly uh i imagine the tone would be very different they wouldn't even mention it or they

00:13:51.360 wouldn't certainly wouldn't mention the scale and the numbers i mean the pictures are difficult to

00:13:56.220 uh ignore as well i mean it's implicitly right-wing though isn't it it is yes it's sort of coded

00:14:01.180 because of course you know everyone jokes that farmers are conservative and vote towards the right

00:14:07.020 four years right but also you didn't have any representatives of the labor government breaking

00:14:11.460 rank and standing out there with them but you did have james mc murdoch nigel farage and robert

00:14:15.940 gemerick hanging off the side of tractors so i think this one we'll look at some of the people

00:14:20.480 who attended but that there weren't many labor people let's just say that so even the bbc um their

00:14:27.480 headline was hundreds of tractors block westminster which they didn't block it no not much traffic

00:14:33.140 there given it was when tuesday in westminster monday morning wasn't it was it monday yeah i don't know

00:14:39.120 what day of the week it was tuesday yesterday right there we go who are you uh where am i um

00:14:43.940 but yeah it is a little bit uh low information which i thought was interesting but then i suppose

00:14:50.040 it's got a video to back it up so it might just be an engagement thing more than a more than trying

00:14:55.160 to hide the nature of it even metro which everyone knows is being insufferably lefty major london roads

00:15:01.680 gridlocked during farmers protest outside parliament they're at least showing the scale of it even though

00:15:06.420 they're trying to suggest they're causing disruption which is about as far um to the left

00:15:13.220 as it really gets and speaking of very far to the left here um i think this is the revolutionary

00:15:20.600 this is a basically an openly if i go here um we are the british section of the international

00:15:27.740 committee of the fourth international founded by leon trotsky we are marxists and fight for the

00:15:31.800 principles founded by marx engels lenin and trotsky so and literal common turn agents wow

00:15:37.100 farmers warn of humanitarian crisis if family farm tax not scrapped and they're sympathetic oh my one

00:15:42.820 thousand tractors spread all the way up white hall and beyond in a show of strength by tens of thousands

00:15:47.320 of angry farmers yesterday determined to force the labor government to halt the family farming tax

00:15:52.060 ladies and gentlemen we might have found the one example in history where marxists have

00:15:57.160 sympathized with farmers and property rights for some reason i don't know but um it's not explicitly

00:16:03.640 anti-farmer uh from what i was able to read so that was interesting so it seems like a lot of the press

00:16:10.580 sort of read the mood in the country that actually lots of people are sympathetic uh whereas people

00:16:16.120 on twitter um ever being uh stupid i think it's fair to say did not have we got the astroturfed people

00:16:24.540 saying that the farmers should have their land taken off of them because they are greedy and don't

00:16:28.960 want to pay tax like the rest of us and so those do exist but i'm not focusing on them today so what

00:16:34.000 i want to don't think that farmers pay any tax at all so what i have here um if we could switch that

00:16:41.320 to the actual map view so here's white hall um i'm going to change it to the actual map view because

00:16:46.980 it makes it easier uh is that right well that'll do oh go ahead samson

00:16:54.540 thank you so we can hear this uh we can see here this is white hall this is the road that they

00:16:59.600 blocked obviously the entrance to downing street uh and lots of people saying well they're blocking

00:17:04.680 ambulances whereas you have along the embankment here you have this road here you've got that road

00:17:12.360 there and also if you've noticed it's london is downing street a particularly high traffic area

00:17:18.860 anyway no if you were an ambulance you wouldn't go down there anyway but when it's open to the

00:17:24.520 public and there's not a protest going on there's a bunch of tourists just walking in the road yeah

00:17:28.240 whenever i've been to white hall and downing street you just walk down there yeah exactly and then you

00:17:34.280 spit at the politicians as they go it's a it's a tradition at this point so i'm pointing this out

00:17:40.020 just so you all know that there are alternatives it's not a high traffic area for ambulances and

00:17:45.880 emergency services right however what did happen were lots of posts like this pointing out blocking

00:17:52.380 ambulances with blue lights going on because they don't want to pay taxes and everyone else has to

00:17:56.040 so it's worth mentioning the ambulances and there are also police cars in amongst the tractors were

00:18:02.680 there on purpose because they had these large protests they always have ambulance and police

00:18:08.660 on staff to make sure when they're arranged in advance and they put them in amongst the tractors just

00:18:14.180 for the sake of practicality so they're in useful locations these were people working the event

00:18:20.980 right the protest it's it's not that they're blocking them in it's that they were sat there

00:18:27.340 the entire day from uh when i saw it 11 in the morning until about half four um in the afternoon

00:18:33.480 so sort of early evening and it wasn't that the the tractors were there and you see a lot of this

00:18:39.040 there are lots of these posts that one didn't do so well um but you know they're saying oh i had

00:18:45.200 blocking people uh this is way more selfish than anything just up oil did according to this guy

00:18:50.460 but people are lapping this stuff up as you can see blocking downing street as opposed to blocking

00:18:56.580 motorways covering paintings in soup and covering buildings in orange paint and stonehenge

00:19:03.300 well for the reason left leftists as always going won't somebody think of the politicians

00:19:08.640 i know it's funny how they always come out and defend them the climate protesters are saying okay

00:19:13.400 we have to plunge you into energy poverty let you freeze to death and only eat bugs and and leaves

00:19:19.640 because i don't know i'm gonna make sacrifices to the sun god like i'm a dark souls character

00:19:24.220 meanwhile these guys are gonna say maybe don't steal my land from my children and we might be able to

00:19:28.800 feed you please i mean that seems like a much more reasonable demand well again these people all seem to be

00:19:33.220 under the kind of delusion that farmers just don't pay tax they're saying pay a tax that everybody else

00:19:38.260 has to well i'm sure you'd be saying it very differently if you happen to have non-liquid

00:19:43.200 assets that meant that when you died your children would be stumped with a bill of hundreds of thousands

00:19:48.320 of pounds for no reason and also why should everyone else have to pay that tax yeah we are just playing

00:19:52.360 the politics of resentment that's it it's also their property and it's not the government's to take

00:19:56.620 and uh here's another one here aside from the fact these farmer protests in inverted commas

00:20:02.420 of course they're farmers it's just it's just a load of theater kids like just stop oil obviously

00:20:06.720 theater kids with tractors the most dangerous force in britain are blocking ambulances and hugely

00:20:11.760 inconveniencing people without facing any legal consequences they arranged the protest in advance

00:20:16.560 actually so uh why would they face legal consequences um there's actual two-tier justice for you

00:20:22.760 apparently at least they admit that finally the vast majority of these tractors come straight off the

00:20:27.220 jcb stockyard this is an actual schizopo he's actually suggesting they're paid actors oh my

00:20:33.300 they're not driven by farmers and do not represent farmers the vast majority are paid to protest by

00:20:38.100 tax dodging millionaires real farmers are at work on their farms yeah because you notoriously pick up

00:20:43.120 loads of mud on your tires when you're only ever driving down the m25 once but this got a lot of

00:20:48.520 attention and um it is worth mentioning i was there i overheard lots of farmers talking to people on

00:20:55.680 their farm or like um suppliers whilst they're at the protest because the farm work continues while

00:21:02.600 they're there they weren't directly on the phone to clarks and saying plans going as we expect boss

00:21:07.720 suddenly start talking in cockney gangster accents they're all paid by big jeremy that's what's going

00:21:13.860 on good nickname for him actually and uh here's another one just seeing that um oh yes of course this

00:21:21.080 is a person actually pointing it um out this is obviously false because the police directed the

00:21:25.680 tractors to their parking positions and no ambulance would have tried to use whitehall after that

00:21:29.840 yeah obviously um it's just ridiculous and uh i just noticed the highlighting of the colors of uh

00:21:38.000 stuck farmer i quite like that it's quite a good one murdoch held that sign last time it happened oh okay

00:21:43.860 so oh no not this twat this this goes back this is december they're saying the media won't

00:21:49.680 acknowledge this video of farms blocking an ambulance with its blue lights it looks like

00:21:53.200 they're trying to pull they're trying to get out of the way they are they are trying to move out of

00:21:57.440 there's a bus in the way that's the problem they're trying to get around the traffic to let

00:22:01.840 the ambulance through and it's just like they won't acknowledge well curiously it stops after what

00:22:05.480 is that about five ten seconds of the tractors moving so presumably the ambulance just goes

00:22:09.980 around and goes on yeah right i also don't think the farmers want to stop in ambulance because

00:22:14.980 they're not stupid and uh here's another one this is a a local news outlet east anglian daily times

00:22:23.180 protesters in tractors seen blocking emergency services there is a small effort to try this

00:22:28.580 line but it's not really taking off except amongst lefties but um the one that did a puff piece on us

00:22:35.540 thanks guys two-tier reporting when climate was very complimentary yeah when climate

00:22:39.900 protestors slow ambulances they're vilified so why are the wealthy farmers giving a free pass

00:22:44.420 and here they are outside white hall again this is from i believe was it december i think was the

00:22:50.020 article yeah yeah yeah i think that's right there's also one earlier and go back up yeah 12th of

00:22:55.560 december yeah yeah there's i am mortimer the guy that wrote the byline times piece on my list trust

00:23:00.240 interview got literally everything wrong i think that's also the same author but yeah the the difference is

00:23:06.260 that they've scheduled on accuracy so far and then uh it's also worth mentioning um guido have done

00:23:13.320 some good stuff as they often do uh they they did a freedom of information request to the london

00:23:19.340 ambulance service which confirmed there were no recorded incidents of delays attributed to the

00:23:24.220 farmers tractor protest action what a surprise so we asked the hospital and they said no which i think

00:23:30.140 is good enough evidence for me but uh you know they're just crazy conspiracy theorists but of

00:23:35.100 course they're also doing this in back in november as well like shock to see ambulances slow down it's

00:23:41.780 because they don't want to hit the people in the road but the people in the road will move

00:23:44.480 also there's a police officer helping it pass through this is you know parliament square i think if

00:23:51.720 there's going to be one place where it's going to be difficult for traffic to be it's there

00:23:55.840 also um i'm sure you're aware of this connor you can see all of the um defenses from vehicles

00:24:02.660 um because of diversity bollards yeah diversity bollards they're protecting people from getting

00:24:08.100 run over by uh rogue um scholars of a certain religion yeah being hit by the gdp i mean also

00:24:15.060 just just on a wednesday loads of the stuff's blocked off so the ministers can have their cars

00:24:21.080 transport them for pnqs so on wednesday this is heavily obstructed again by the police so the

00:24:28.600 idea that parliament square is not a place where heavy foot traffic and bollards are just ridiculous

00:24:33.940 so i'm going to quickly fire through who was there uh nigel farage turned up for a bit um andrew

00:24:40.240 lloyd weber as well um turned up again seems to be a friend of the farmers uh he owns a farm doesn't

00:24:45.820 okay fair enough that um i would have thought you owned a theater or something um that is possible

00:24:53.340 you can own both uh and also kemi badenock turned up as well uh she doesn't quite look as at home in

00:24:59.320 that tractor as uh many other people uh but i felt like i had to mention it so the final thing i wanted

00:25:06.460 to end on is um i'm going to set out two scenarios for you of different farmers protests the worst case

00:25:13.700 scenario is uh the indian farmers protests which had 600 farmers killed one activist raped uh one

00:25:21.000 journalist killed and a man lynched i mean it is india that's a very indian protest uh apparently the

00:25:26.920 man who was lynched and was paid to throw a sikh scripture on the floor and he had his hand and

00:25:32.040 leg chopped off whilst and then was later lynched uh and a sikh group claimed responsibility so they

00:25:38.700 were proud of it yeah they did repeal the contentious law but there are lots of other

00:25:42.800 aims that they didn't meet and they're still going on um so they didn't repeal the minimum

00:25:48.800 support prices as well crops the debt wave is in the compensation for deceased protesters so

00:25:54.060 the people who were killed didn't even get compensated and uh yes here's december of of 2024

00:26:00.500 where they're still blocking they're still going they're still going now hell uh almost five years

00:26:06.500 later and it's getting to the point where um indian farmers are going on and their leaders are going

00:26:11.480 on hunger strike for 40 days which the entire nation of india will go on uh if they don't sort

00:26:16.980 out their farming situation with the sort of population that numbers that they have you'd think

00:26:21.040 that they would want to have as much food as possible you would think wouldn't you and the

00:26:24.620 best case scenario is this and this is of course the the dutch farmers uh party because they formed

00:26:31.780 a party it was only set up in 2019 and it won 20 of the vote and now they're part of the coalition

00:26:38.480 governments they're actually in government uh influencing policy um with uh wilders uh pvv the

00:26:46.400 farmers party which is bbb the liberal vvd and the anti-corruption nsc nice and simple over there

00:26:53.780 i know i i like that they're very efficient with their acronyms very germanic very orderly this is why

00:26:59.460 the conservative party and reform are both turning up for photo ops at the protest i mean

00:27:03.100 don't get me wrong you know rupert lowe himself is a farmer so clearly he supports the repeal of

00:27:06.800 the farm bill but at the same time they're trying to capture this latent political energy and hope

00:27:10.840 that the other conservatives you know nascent reform emerging right-wing party doesn't get them

00:27:17.020 first so where do you think uh the farmers are going to sort of see their success because i would

00:27:22.840 probably place it more towards the dutch farmer side but not quite as successful as that i don't think

00:27:28.280 it's going to turn out to be and this could age like milk but like the indian farmers protest i

00:27:33.260 don't think it's going to get quite so bloody i think actually especially because the press aren't

00:27:37.740 demonizing them as if they are the kulaks waiting to be liquidated they tried that a little bit with

00:27:42.060 bbc verifying got caught out i think because the labor government are losing narrative ground on this

00:27:46.980 especially with this chagos deal with the amount of money that they're forking over but destroying family

00:27:52.120 farms for a fraction of that cost as well as the illegal migration budget etc i think they'll have

00:27:56.420 more success and rather than form their own party i think they'll be folded in as a power faction into

00:28:02.600 probably reform it's entirely possible yeah i hope to be proven wrong on this so first i'm going to lay

00:28:09.220 out the more positive uh prediction which would be that uh labor will turn around and decide to undo all

00:28:18.880 of the changes to the inheritance tax simply for pr reasons and uh we'll try and turn around and

00:28:25.120 people will theorize that that was the plan from the start so they could try and make themselves

00:28:28.880 seem like they are a government that responds to the people my actual prediction being the pessimist

00:28:34.440 is that keir starmer is an unfeeling psychopath and has been put in position specifically because

00:28:40.460 he is able to take any and all demonization that is given thrown at him from the public and the press

00:28:46.040 and he is essentially a robot that is meant to push through reforms that the establishment wanted

00:28:53.200 anyway and that includes ethnically cleansing the countryside and so i believe that he will last

00:28:58.280 till 2029 and i do believe that uh there may be some pullback from this but overall the aim is to

00:29:05.080 cleanse the countryside and whatever they need to do to do it starmer will weather the storm

00:29:09.300 i think they're both reasonable predictions to be honest and um yeah obviously if you're a farmer

00:29:15.380 and watching um i wholeheartedly support you and uh i think you're the bedrock of british society

00:29:21.100 and i don't think our country could exist without you so obviously i think it's a it would be a good

00:29:26.240 thing if you succeed and um all the best to you i suppose excellent we've got a couple of rumble

00:29:32.720 rants and then we'll crack on five dollars from the engage few if the global citizens in london don't

00:29:37.880 want local food production we'll take them here in the u.s oh i assume the i'm not sure what he

00:29:45.240 means by that but yeah i think that's confusingly worded yes uh from binary surfer for two dollars to

00:29:50.200 paraphrase sam hyde when we win do not forget these people wanted you hungry broke dead your kids

00:29:55.020 abused and brainwashed and they think it's funny yeah quite one of his most powerful quotes yes and

00:30:01.060 off topic but how many of our elites in the uk will be on the epstein client list i'm betting at least

00:30:04.760 a dozen big names should do a special full-length podcast just on this when it's released well i

00:30:11.080 have heard obviously we know that peter mandelston i was about to add some affiliations with epstein

00:30:15.960 and he he got very angry when he was pressed on it by the financial times the other week part of the

00:30:20.640 reason it speculated why he got the ambassador role is so he has diplomatic immunity when it comes out

00:30:26.000 i wouldn't be surprised yeah that's why they were pushing him so hard despite the americans not

00:30:30.460 wanting him but on epstein's client list specifically yeah maybe at least a dozen in terms of overall

00:30:36.780 degeneracy and disgusting things that they get up to behind the scenes i'd imagine most of all of

00:30:41.860 them there's a reason i never want to go into frontline politics you hear stories anyway speaking

00:30:47.240 of politics things aren't going so well for us over here in the uk or broadly europe at the moment

00:30:52.900 things are going a lot better in america though and so i thought i'd do this segment

00:30:56.300 about how we can have it so that the manga revolution which when i was over in washington

00:31:02.660 dc is well in swing might cross pollinate over to our side of the pond but before we do that we are

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00:31:36.080 it sent out to you at our own cost but because we want you to have the magazine anyway i thought i'd

00:31:41.320 get on to this because there's some new polling out from cbs you know hostile news outlet and all that

00:31:46.280 but they and you go through gritted teeth admit that despite attempts to depict trump as a dictator

00:31:52.020 in waiting and then he went on to win the popular vote it turns out that people all over america are

00:31:57.380 seeing him as energetic strong and keeping his promises the most common phrases used for trump are

00:32:04.040 tough energetic focused and effective effective polling in the majority for a politician that's

00:32:11.960 unprecedented in recent times 70 are saying he's keeping his promises that's huge yeah you don't

00:32:17.220 and to be fair he he is isn't he yeah he certainly is he's doing more than he promised in in that short

00:32:21.840 space of time reminder kirstama and the labor government are currently on 16 approval pretty

00:32:27.760 pretty big gap there what's interesting his deportation policy finds overall majority approval just as most

00:32:35.660 voters said they supported it during the campaign and that extends to sending troops to the border

00:32:40.540 so marshalling the military down to the border declaring a national emergency slapping foreign

00:32:45.780 criminals and shackles and sending them back to columbia etc has overwhelming support from the

00:32:50.300 american public including all the foreign uber drivers that i did a straw poll of so just for

00:32:54.720 those who are worried that mass deportations of foreign criminals are not within the overton window

00:32:58.500 certainly is in the states the most powerful country on the earth and what's very interesting is my

00:33:03.820 friend nate hokman has highlighted that this is particularly strong among gen z so here's a screenshot

00:33:10.060 of the approval ratings gen z approve a rate of 55 to 45 it's 52 to 48 for millennials 56 to 44 for

00:33:20.720 gen x's who were the strongest constituency for trump at the last election 50 50 for boomers american

00:33:26.900 boomers are just a write-off like you've got the the peak patriotic oh yeah well you've got you've got

00:33:32.220 the ones that did like the boat parades for trump which is you know endearing and cheesy and it's kind

00:33:36.900 of that hulkamania style patriotism and then you've got the ones that just want to relive woodstock and

00:33:40.980 are having orgies in the nursing homes like harry went over before i mean to be fair hulk kind of

00:33:45.440 hulk hogan himself kind of straddles the line in more ways than one yeah true ropes fair point so look

00:33:52.360 the vibe has really truly shifted and our collective enemies you know we know that usa id funds these

00:33:58.040 press outlets which then report on europe europe and the uk as well keeping the overton window in a

00:34:01.740 very confined box so whatever they say america happens over here they've also taken notice so

00:34:07.660 you've got these sort of seething screaming hit pieces by ben rhodes former urbana administration

00:34:13.120 official saying this isn't the donald trump america elected well it clearly is actually yeah yeah he's

00:34:18.880 keeping his promises and this has been the one thing that they keep going to they keep returning to

00:34:23.120 this well of saying nobody voted for this and everybody who voted for trump saying this is exactly

00:34:28.960 what i voted for actually it's a terrible line it's one of the worst things they could have done

00:34:33.740 really it's again they just make him look really cool it's the respectability principle seen this

00:34:38.380 embarrassed yet thing you literally voted for it's the reagan's a nazi bush is a nazi not like that

00:34:46.160 nice republican reagan well yeah now reagan's the respectable republican yeah and in 2016 it was

00:34:51.440 trump is a nazi not like the respectable republican that we were calling a war criminal bush and now it's

00:34:55.560 like trump is a nazi not like that respectable republican trump in 2016 to be fair to war criminal

00:35:01.520 bush didn't he accidentally name himself as a war criminal once yeah he's got a sense of humor about

00:35:06.780 it yeah i too think man and fish can coexist um trump's executive order does not so i'm coining

00:35:13.280 something called the conan principle what i mean by this is you can infer the level of winning

00:35:17.400 directly from how much your enemies are driving themselves before you and wailing and gnashing their

00:35:23.440 teeth and they seem to be doing it pretty insistently in the new york times this seems to be the paper of

00:35:27.420 disrepute at the moment here's another one musk's lost boys and trump's mean girls by maureen dowd

00:35:33.380 uh in this she writes the president and the tech lord even have little progeny little elons the lost

00:35:38.860 boys of doge a gang of gen zers in jeans and with backpacks and bags of doritos bursting into federal

00:35:44.060 agencies to gut them and force bureaucrats to justify their existence how do i join exactly i the

00:35:49.080 broccoli-haired zuma waffen old for it actually that's true yeah i might just be a bit past it

00:35:53.700 again this from the party you think 16 year olds can vote who trotted out greta thunberg in front

00:35:58.080 of the un as an expert on climate policy and didn't even go to school quite and who just appointed david

00:36:02.660 hogg vice chair of the dnc they also as part of kamala's thing had all of those uh tiktok

00:36:08.320 influencers trying to come out for her but oh harry sissy sissons yeah yeah harry sisson and the

00:36:12.620 others who now i'm told are in a navy seals um basements and work quite yeah and she writes the

00:36:20.760 lost boys of doge fit in well with the mean girls attitude of trump's washington as seen here in this

00:36:26.140 very famous piece in this this image where they try to make us look awful but i mean they just picked

00:36:33.220 all the attractive people i mean the people here compared to america more generally are more clean

00:36:40.420 cut more in shape more presentable happier happier oh what's terrible is that that one in the black

00:36:47.880 tie actually looks like you josh that's i'll take that he looks a bit like you he's a more handsome

00:36:53.240 version honest oh very modest originally this this image was sort of slightly cropped because they cut

00:36:58.520 the black guys out of it on the on the left to say this is an entirely white party bear in mind this

00:37:02.880 was organized by cj pearson and my friend chris barnard i was at this party it was good fun for a while

00:37:06.880 um and cj pearson himself is an african-american gentleman so yeah the idea that this is just

00:37:13.000 the problem was happy white people yeah that was literally the problem see as people were sharing

00:37:18.780 other photos from this where a few of those girls especially that one who looks like she's in her

00:37:23.580 nightgown um were all hanging out and smiling together and people were actually posting pictures

00:37:29.080 of women from the third reich saying oh it looks the same to me it's like it's just it's just happy

00:37:34.500 white people that's what really annoys some of you i wonder why it might it might annoy the writer

00:37:39.860 in question for context uh this is it what the hell is that that was defeated at the ballot box in

00:37:47.660 november i wonder why they might be envious of these women that thing going none of you ever voted for

00:37:54.360 this you didn't you didn't vote to be happy that person was calling them the mean kids were they the

00:37:59.660 cruel kids yeah i'll read an extract from the from the article because it's it's appallingly

00:38:04.740 written it's easy to see the festivities as an obnoxious victory lap of the maga coalition and of

00:38:10.160 course they are they're referring to two parties by the way this one and then one earlier oh no sorry

00:38:14.440 the following day in butterworth's a sort of uh watch party for american moment i posted a photo of

00:38:19.200 it everyone was attractive happy and wearing maga hats it was jubilant they say conservatism as a

00:38:24.440 cultural force not just a political condition is back in a real way for the first time since the

00:38:29.340 1980s but here in dc among the tourists from tampa the donors and the last politicians trump wimped

00:38:34.860 into submission one can also witness the emerging influence of a newer type of conservative they are

00:38:39.820 not disenfranchised or working class or anti-elite or many of the other adjectives used to describe

00:38:44.580 trump supporters since 2016 rather they are young imposingly well connected urban and very online

00:38:50.200 they are rebels once again storming the capitol hill though without the pathetic scariness of

00:38:54.720 january 6 rioters they are crypto nerds and influencer girlies and recent make america healthy again

00:38:59.040 converts and gays of all stripes plus your standard fair seething rogan listening bros few of them

00:39:05.840 would call themselves republican unless they be sorry it's the main complaint that there are loads of

00:39:09.720 gays that aren't attracted to this writer yes no i thought so i mean i i can see why you're at this

00:39:14.800 party with this description now thanks not the cheers the gay part the no definitely the

00:39:19.000 they're always online yeah cheers thanks no just keep digging thanks man appreciate it at least i

00:39:25.380 had the guts to call him gay josh come on i mean he did hold my hand earlier so that's yourself you

00:39:30.360 know it takes one to know yeah thanks i'm only oh i've just dubbed myself in point being the reason

00:39:36.240 i say this is appallingly written isn't actually because it's a badly written article it's because

00:39:40.100 this was written to make us let's say us collectively transatlantic look terrible and what's

00:39:46.180 fascinating is now they're coping and seething being an accurate depiction of us makes it sound

00:39:51.580 great so this was meant to be a hit piece and it just coded as an endorsement like yeah funnily enough

00:39:56.620 um with byline times quite exactly kamala harris's promise of being brat which means having your

00:40:02.180 mascara streamed and doing a walk of shame home straight into a planned parenthood abortion clinic

00:40:06.500 didn't appeal to attractive non-demented young women and the men who quite might might like to

00:40:12.640 marry them one day turns out that being attractive and financially successful and having children was

00:40:17.920 a better sales pitch weird that you would just concede that ground guys anyway so the uk is looking

00:40:23.660 on in envy at the moment speaking of mass deportations overwhelmingly supported by gen z the telegraph did

00:40:28.300 a great comparison piece between trump's deportations and the uk's deportation spelled y-o-o-k-a-y this is

00:40:35.680 trump's deportations taking foreign criminals slapping them in shackles and putting them aboard a military

00:40:40.180 aircraft this is the uk's um high-vis health and safety deportations where you've got nine people

00:40:46.220 for every one illegal immigrant and by the way the overwhelming majority of these deportations that

00:40:51.040 labor are boasting about it's over 16 000 they are voluntary returns which means they get a 3 000

00:40:56.020 pound stipend after breaking the law just to bugger off home and it doesn't stop them from breaking back

00:41:00.280 in either i prefer josh's idea if we seize their assets yeah tax remittance is 95 as well you know how

00:41:08.180 um in 2020 we would hear about how cramped all those ships were you know what i mean uh very

00:41:15.900 cramped conditions 400 people to a boat i i would be okay with that if it meant we could send people

00:41:21.180 back anyway um funnily enough lots of people probably agree with you because uh now the overwhelming

00:41:29.200 majority of the british public actually back trump's policies too so it's not just popular in america but

00:41:33.440 let's say if there were a party in britain looking to emulate the mega revolution they could just just

00:41:38.980 copy everything that trump did so this is a 2 000 voters surveyed and the questions were fairly clear

00:41:45.240 they laid them out here but i'll summarize the results uh 58 of the public support mass deportations

00:41:50.680 so that's very encouraging so that that is well within the overton window of acceptability

00:41:54.580 53 percent support ending dei and restoring free speech protections and 55 percent support fracking

00:42:00.580 and north sea drilling ending net zero so ironic that these are all the policies that terminated

00:42:05.160 the trust's tenureship turns out you can just probably just copy the policies but not resign and

00:42:09.500 ship it and also clear out the civil service while you do it so you can actually do the policies

00:42:13.200 and you'll be fine i like how we live in a an alleged democracy whereas the government is doing the

00:42:18.340 opposite of all of the popular things well well that would be populism which would be fascism

00:42:23.940 other than populism is bad maybe like seven mps every single party is doing all those things as

00:42:29.940 well but you've just been given a hobson's choice for absolute decades and therefore no wonder zoomers

00:42:36.040 are not too enthused with democracy as we've covered before but of the people supporting this you might

00:42:41.140 be thinking well you know america's zuma revolution is unique to them right we haven't had the same

00:42:46.480 infrastructure or the same culture well you say that one in three brits would vote for trump

00:42:51.060 now that's good that's pretty encouraging i mean reform was already the joint top party in its infancy

00:42:59.120 with young men at the last election and now we've got polling that says more young men would actually

00:43:03.040 vote for trump than farage i assume on pure memetic quality well i think also that trump has proof that

00:43:08.580 he's going to deliver on his promises whereas i think that the main concern with nigel is that

00:43:14.140 um the association with the conservative party or you know the the talk of conservative defectors and

00:43:21.080 potential pacts makes people think that they're going to go the same way as the conservatives

00:43:25.340 and stab their their base in the back i think there's there shouldn't be as much of worry about

00:43:30.360 pacts because just speaking anecdotally um reform really hate the tories but they're very happy to

00:43:37.580 allow lots of tories to wear a teal tie if they just renounce the form of tory membership like that

00:43:43.780 ex-conservative mp they announced like it was a famous football trade he had previously stood in

00:43:48.720 the seat against rupert lowe in the 2019 election when he was a brexit party mep and when rupert

00:43:53.360 magnanimously stood down in the non-aggression pact against boris all he did was badmouth him so

00:43:57.660 weird that you take him aboard it needs to be more radical than just saying that oh i'm not part of

00:44:02.340 it needs to be maoist it needs to be you need to denounce everything that your party did you need

00:44:09.440 to be harangued and harassed in a large public forum until you understand the shame of what your party

00:44:15.880 did then maybe you will consider it perhaps after you've got like a guy of boris johnson uh and burn

00:44:24.560 it in public well this is one of an effigy of johnson for every tory to reform uh move over so about

00:44:31.940 two weeks before andrea jenkins joined reform um maybe it was a couple of months anyway i spoke to

00:44:37.760 her about this and she said reform had been courting her defection before the election and

00:44:41.280 since she's now their mayoral candidate for greater lincolnshire and i like andrea she's always been a

00:44:46.200 pretty solid brexiteer good on migration but when i pressed her she said that she wanted pretty patel to

00:44:51.540 win the tory leadership election and that she still defends boris johnson's covid decisions and other

00:44:57.060 than if pretty patel hadn't gone on the sun the other week and defended the boris wave and told us to

00:45:01.420 apologize for the infinity indians she's dropped on us which she called living bridges to the modi

00:45:05.560 regime in a foreign affairs and then there was kemi badenock's incredible trigonometry interview

00:45:10.880 yeah which everyone should watch um if pretty patel hadn't defended that would she have been taken in

00:45:15.560 as a defector that's a genuine question so reform need to be a lot more stringent about who they let

00:45:19.520 in so it doesn't just track tory i agree and so trump is perhaps looking like a more memetic but also

00:45:26.360 politically strong figure and so they need to match the trump energy we might be getting onto that in

00:45:31.520 a bit so zoom is a with this as well this headline the one in three british young people would vote

00:45:37.280 for trump i wonder if it would be an even greater percentage if they would to uh separate the british

00:45:43.640 young people from the british young people yeah we don't have an ethnic and gender breakdown

00:45:47.940 no we never which is which is funny because we do for literally everything else except polling which

00:45:52.380 is really i think polls need to start doing that because there's such discrepancies in the the

00:45:58.260 british subjects should i say here's a perfect example it's this times polling that we actually

00:46:02.980 discussed on new culture forum that's coming out soon which is that 41 of young people today are

00:46:08.500 proud to be british 15 believe the country is unified 48 believe that britain is a racist country

00:46:14.700 50 believe the uk is stuck in the past i mean if you're trying to get a house like me

00:46:19.080 you might be sympathetic to thinking that 11 would fight for britain 41 said there were no circumstances

00:46:25.200 in which they would take up arms for the country this is compared to in 2004 when 80 of young people

00:46:29.900 said they were proud to be british and which is almost twice as much as today and 60 said the

00:46:34.680 country was united compared to 15 now i mean the united aspect just means that we've got more

00:46:39.380 political choice whereas blairism just gives you a hobson's choice between two cheeks of the same

00:46:44.360 backside but what is interesting here is a quote that i've pulled out from this from a one summer

00:46:49.460 nesbeth it's very revealing that this polling doesn't interview any of the the broccoli-haired

00:46:54.080 disillusioned white guys that are more likely to vote trump than anyone else right summer nesbeth says

00:46:58.540 this we don't learn about black history but we were built on racism it's not right to say we aren't

00:47:04.820 racist it might not be blatant but it's systemic racism deeply entrenched unconscious bias

00:47:08.920 she's saying that about the uk who's this person summer nesbeth she's half indian half jamaican

00:47:13.600 the poor okay um careful anyway point being uh she says this britain was built on racism there's

00:47:21.520 just a rote learned american talking point like we never had chattel slavery hengis and horser

00:47:25.200 weren't sub-saharan africans didn't build hadrian's wall so she's brought that sort of cross-pollination

00:47:31.100 of american race politics over to here probably from social media and the the uk education system so can

00:47:37.400 we cross-pollinate the american cultural revolution back in the inverse well there wasn't any racism in

00:47:42.660 britain you know going back 300 years because it was all british there was no one well maybe

00:47:47.060 maybe it was directed at the scots from the english and vice versa but it was all domestic racism

00:47:52.320 therefore okay she's just a fifth columnist who wants the entire politic of britain to be revolving

00:47:57.560 around giving her free things well this is this is benefiting her particular ethnic groups this is

00:48:02.100 the interesting part nesbeth is half indian and half jamaican as it's printed here so she doesn't

00:48:06.360 identify as british she identifies as uh separate a mix of separate ethnicities yeah quite so the

00:48:13.320 ethnic and gender breakdown that isn't provided here is very important why don't gen z like democracy

00:48:17.440 why they think it's a racist country why don't they trust the police well there are free factions right

00:48:21.020 there are these second generation third generation migrants who might think that britain is a racist

00:48:26.800 country because they don't see britain as their country because their parents are not british or from

00:48:30.800 britain ethnically or culturally or whatever and so they just accuse it of racism by learning

00:48:34.760 learning rote learning american talking points there's another subset of that diverse diaspora

00:48:40.180 who don't like democracy because they want to caliphate and that's a very real thing given

00:48:44.040 muhammad is now the most prominent baby name in england and a third of british babies are born to

00:48:49.400 non-british mothers and then there's of course the let's say woke students largely young women in this

00:48:55.920 country who have just bought the british values rendition of history that the empire is uniquely

00:49:00.540 guilty for slavery and racism that they've been fed but then the other demographic

00:49:04.280 is someone who would agree that britain's a racist country they would agree they don't trust the

00:49:08.680 police they would agree democracy isn't very good it's young white guys like us they're like yeah

00:49:12.380 britain is a racist country against me because of dei and the equality act yeah i don't trust the

00:49:16.780 police because the mcpherson report said the police were systemically racist and now anytime i put a

00:49:20.760 tweet out saying don't really like the level of foreigners playing their phones out loud on public

00:49:25.180 transport i get a non-crime hate incident so i think we're all watching the same tv screen just

00:49:29.180 coming to different conclusions and we're not told which groups are saying what i mean as a social

00:49:33.460 psychologist you must be a bloody tearing your hair out on this methodology oh yeah it's it's

00:49:38.100 terrible like um i've long said that the people that go into political polling quite often are the

00:49:42.320 people who failed in academia and so aren't you know worth their stripe and even in academia you've

00:49:47.940 got to have multiple studies to verify a trend so it's just like the lowest of the low most of the

00:49:53.560 time not that i'm bitter or anything yeah we're getting the dregs of democracy over in the uk but but

00:49:58.380 something that's funny right is that in european continent and in the u.s you're not getting the

00:50:06.460 same disenthusiasm with democracy and it's because in the u.s it's worked for them in europe some of

00:50:13.560 them are starting to cotton on so this is the uh the afd in germany and reminder their national

00:50:18.560 election if you are german you fancy voting is on the 23rd of february 2025 now there are some

00:50:23.500 reservations about the afd um mainly because alice veld herself is quite a liberal person but there

00:50:31.620 you go got an interesting life she's a lesbian married to a sri lankan woman i think isn't she

00:50:37.980 i i could be wrong there but so she's not quite the um ambassador of the far right woo but at her

00:50:44.260 conference and this was at the saxony conference uh january i think it was the 13th of january this year

00:50:50.260 uh vedal said to the party i have to be honest with you if it's going to be called remigration

00:50:56.040 then that's what it's going to be remigration and so she's adopting the the pantsuit girl boss

00:51:01.740 position because president trump of course used the phrase remigration to refer to the mass deportation

00:51:07.160 of the millions of illegal criminals let in via the sovereign border under the biden administration

00:51:11.760 so it seems that the afd are actually hardening up their migration policy and catching up with the

00:51:18.140 trump revolution and now it looks like they're in with a chance to win mainly because lots of young

00:51:23.960 men as the bbc are petrified of this are turning to they say the far right but this is the afd

00:51:29.920 they're a liberal liberal party first and foremost aren't they well they're very market liberal yeah

00:51:34.300 yeah yeah exactly but they have a national preference policy as do national rally as should reform uk

00:51:39.580 because the obligation of the state should be to its citizens and citizens are a particular people

00:51:44.320 otherwise the country doesn't exist so they interview a chap here called nick who's 19 and

00:51:48.940 dominic who's 30 one reason why nick and many other german men say that they are concerned about

00:51:55.020 immigration is because they're afraid of the number of attacks in germany involving suspects who

00:51:59.280 were asylum seekers most recently the fatal stabbing of a toddler and a man in a park in the bavarian

00:52:04.380 city of alf schaufenberg um i wonder why he might be afraid of that perhaps the uh the christmas

00:52:09.520 market as well attack uh there seems to be a sort of trend stacking up here must must just be racism

00:52:15.900 on his part he says the people who integrate and learn who study here do their work i have no problems

00:52:20.640 with them and he says but these days such statements are seen as hostile you're called a

00:52:24.720 nazi because of germany's past yeah he's not looking to kick out the japanese business man who's

00:52:29.160 married to a german woman and actually contribute taxes it's just all of the you know stabby afghans

00:52:33.580 that might be a bit of a problem hence why pure research found in 2024 26 of german men had positive

00:52:38.760 views of the afd compared to only 11 of women at the time and the share of men holding this opinion

00:52:42.980 has risen 10 points since 2022 in september 2024 when they had their regional elections it gives in

00:52:48.480 thuringia and i can't remember the other place off the top of my head taxney anhalt thank you sir

00:52:52.620 um one in three germans under the age of 34 voted for the afd so we're seeing comparable levels of

00:52:58.220 support from zoomers as we did in america for now the german equivalent although they might be a

00:53:04.580 little bit softer than trump even um one of the reasons why the bbc attributes this to

00:53:08.860 is that the afd dominates tiktok compared to other german parties the uh it has 539 000 followers on

00:53:16.120 its parliamentary account compared to 158 000 for the spd who have the most seats in the german

00:53:20.740 parliament one afd influencer called selena breitsche is 25 year old has more than 167 000 followers 53

00:53:27.860 percent of whom are male with 76 percent age between 18 and 35 now they say 53 percent of male

00:53:33.040 that means near parity women are following her we've seen the similar trend over in national rally for

00:53:38.980 the french where almost an equal split of young men and young women are voting for le pen's party

00:53:44.040 maybe because they think jordan bardell is a bit dishy but also because they've turned immigration into

00:53:48.400 women's safety issue and snatched up loads of the french feminist so we're seeing an encouraging wave

00:53:51.900 across europe of young people copying the same trends as in trump all fun and here's here's one

00:53:58.500 last one denmark now denmark is a good case study because if alice videl was trying to model herself

00:54:04.300 on pantsuit deportations well the danish center left of all places have been doing this since 2019 and

00:54:10.300 they've pursued some pretty radical hardline policies uh that are actually now just sensible and mainstream and

00:54:16.220 the way that you deal with the problem of um criminal asylum seekers so in 2018 denmark introduced

00:54:22.200 the so-called anti-ghetto law to reduce the number of non-western residents in certain areas to below

00:54:26.700 30 by 2030 see any 2030 goal i endorse uh prime minister metty frederickson who's leader of the

00:54:33.420 social democrats has pursued a zero refugee policy since 2019 miss frederickson told the financial times

00:54:38.860 in 2024 that the country's approach to crime and immigration including revoking residency permits for

00:54:43.840 syrian refugees in 2021 and 2023 now that the war's won they can all go home i suppose um was

00:54:49.960 popular with left-wing working-class voters she said an unsafe society is always bigger challenge for

00:54:53.900 people without a lot of opportunities if you have the money you will always be able to defend yourself

00:54:57.440 last year the authorities granted the smallest number and that's only 2 300 residency permits to

00:55:02.780 asylum seekers that we have seen in recent years this is uh kare yivbad beck apologies if i mispronounced

00:55:08.400 that who's the immigration minister whereas uh here let's use a comparison the home office figures in

00:55:13.200 the uk which have a population more than 10 times that of denmark granted 67 978 asylum claims in

00:55:21.260 the year to june 2023 to 2024 which is more than triple the previous years so europe's zoomers are

00:55:28.000 just sort of hoping for a fraction of what the americans and europeans have got and the only glimmer

00:55:32.960 of hope is that we have rupert lowe retweeting fan cams of his speeches now so perhaps we have our trump

00:55:38.860 and waiting we'll have to see right gents ask me the things and you can go through the some of the

00:55:44.860 rumble rent sure will do uh bald eagle 1787 with these polls i'm wondering how many approvals they

00:55:51.160 tossed out to make the approval and disapproval look closer than it is in reality um we never really see

00:55:57.340 much of the background i know that cbs did actually post the full data it's like 50 pages from you gov

00:56:02.860 um but you'd need someone to comb over that with the fine tooth and see how legitimate it is all we

00:56:07.600 can really judge is that i mean beforehand trump's approval was meant to be down especially among

00:56:13.220 young people now it's soaring up to the point where they can't even deny it so there you go the

00:56:17.940 engaged few the for five dollars to paraphrase a famous saying there are lies damn lies and they're

00:56:23.280 in new york times op-ed articles very good um sad wings raging for a hundred dollars thank you very

00:56:29.260 much that's a very much cheers trump salt incorporators is back in business and business

00:56:33.380 is good you guys in the uk fight fight fight and keep up the good work thank you very much sir

00:56:37.680 thank you yes uh the engaged few we would never have gotten this from trump 2020 he needed four

00:56:42.760 years in the wilderness to have the scales dropped from his eyes maybe america at large needed it too

00:56:46.340 quite the narrative arc is very beneficial and uh i'm not going to read out that username and i'm also

00:56:52.760 not going to read out that super chat behave harry go for it all right then uh do you want to get

00:56:59.060 my links up please on the screen samson thank you very much so in britain we have a number of

00:57:05.420 problems that we talk about constantly uh including the numbers of people coming into the country but

00:57:10.600 i think something that we really need to hammer home is the fact that even if we were to close the

00:57:15.080 borders today we are sitting on a demographic time bomb and the clock is ticking even if we were to

00:57:21.420 close the border right now due to the way that birth rates are in this country but by um the end of

00:57:27.460 the century it's likely that white british will become a minority by 2083 we will become 54 first

00:57:35.540 generation immigrant with current trends and that doesn't count the second generation babies so you

00:57:39.960 will be overwhelmingly a non-indigenous british country yeah there you go and at that rate this

00:57:45.960 population will have essentially been well on its way to being replaced and it was will not be britain

00:57:51.620 anymore that will change the way that this country looks that will change the lives that our children

00:57:55.800 and grandchildren and great-grandchildren get to live because when it tips over the scales that much

00:58:01.600 the only solution is what the spanish managed to achieve but we are not in a position to be

00:58:07.640 thinking of such things at the moment before i go any further i need to point out that we do have

00:58:12.440 merchandise on the website this is the islander 2 merchandise which is still available but now only

00:58:17.480 for a limited time because islander 3 will be coming out soon there have been distributed distribution

00:58:22.880 problems with the second one if you're still having issues getting a hold of your issue of islander 2

00:58:27.240 please get in touch with us and we will sort it ourselves because the distributor was rubbish but

00:58:33.280 islander 3 will have a different and better distributor so hopefully we'll not have those same

00:58:37.660 problems but make sure to buy this merchandise while it's still available to pay the bills feed and

00:58:43.580 clothe us and make sure that josh does not die naked and destitute at the side of the road

00:58:47.580 please do and this is old news at this point really but it's been recirculating with a new map

00:58:55.480 to go with it and visual aids always help because people don't like reading and that is this that

00:59:00.900 in 2023 only 56 percent of births in england were of white british and here is a helpful map to show

00:59:09.240 you where exactly those places were that had the worst birth rates for white british london clearly

00:59:16.580 being an extreme outlier in just how bad it was with devon cornwall parts of wiltshire looking all

00:59:24.300 right southwest and the northeast as well however even then 77 80 not high enough as far as i'm

00:59:32.240 concerned some people will tell you that the only way to fix this is through increasing the birth rate

00:59:38.800 of the natives and i would never ever discourage people from having children having a family of their

00:59:44.160 own but that can only go so far because if we were to begin to try and find some way to culturally

00:59:51.260 encourage native british people to start having more children while maintaining the population

00:59:56.640 breakup that we have right now what you're essentially getting into is a demographic arms race

01:00:01.240 i was going to say it would be like uh you know the nuclear um build up with the us and the soviet

01:00:08.220 union right except i think that the our immigrants would be better suited because the british cultural

01:00:15.440 practice is to have as many children as within your means and to spend a lot of time uh cultivating

01:00:21.520 their education and making sure they're well-rounded people whereas um you know having 15 kids on

01:00:27.620 welfare um you know some of us might do it but it's not necessarily as enculturated into us as some of our

01:00:33.600 uh our house guests well not not just that of course paul morland very good demographer has been

01:00:39.280 on my show before and has said the link between family size and howding affordability is not exactly

01:00:45.640 one-to-one because there are you know areas in the northwest of england where housing is cheaper but

01:00:50.420 among the native population the birth rate is still lower than new migrants but you can see in the areas

01:00:56.140 where immigration is the highest and therefore immigrant birth rates are even higher that can also map as a

01:01:01.980 kind of social housing heat map like there's not that much yeah immigrants occupied social housing

01:01:06.260 in devonshire for example so if you hope not if you withdraw nhs access benefits and social housing

01:01:13.440 from foreign nationals and make it much harder to get british citizenship or indefinite leave to remain

01:01:18.460 in the first place you might have that arms race improve but the fact that we're in an arms race at all

01:01:24.360 speaks the level of betrayal is a complete betrayal of the people of this country our ancestors our

01:01:30.700 descendants and as one wise man said quite recently was done entirely on purpose it was not an accident

01:01:38.320 and this of course was taken from information that people like you connor were reporting on all the way

01:01:44.420 back in november using these graphs the information was taken from the ons website uh and then put into

01:01:51.940 these graphs so here is a breakdown so you can see that other white is still 11 percent so overall the white

01:01:59.520 population of britain in terms of births is about 67 percent but still this is britain this is england

01:02:05.720 i would prefer for it to remain that rather than just an economic zone for even people from the rest

01:02:11.740 of europe to come to other way includes albania just just for a heads up that's something else and even

01:02:17.220 then other white which you would imagine is european people uh is still dwarfed by asian births in this

01:02:23.140 country and we can also see from some of the other information that you found in the daily mail article

01:02:27.100 live births for the most 10 most common countries of birth for non-uk born mothers in england and

01:02:33.000 wales india 21 000 pakistan you've got afghanistan and this was i think the first year that afghanistan

01:02:39.860 entered into these figures because of the refugee refugee scheme following um following the pullout

01:02:46.540 of our forces and the taliban takeover there as well so on my show later i'm going through again the

01:02:52.160 indefinite leave to remain rules uh it turns out the indefinite leave to remain is only meant to be

01:02:56.660 granted after five years of being in britain that's when you can apply they automatically granted

01:03:01.820 indefinite leave to remain to every recipient of an afghan humanitarian visa so they don't even need

01:03:06.680 to wait we're just stuck with them forever oh brilliant and as you point out in this as well

01:03:11.120 31.8 percent of births almost a full third were to non-uk born mothers and with all of the migration

01:03:18.100 coming into this country as well this will continue to get worse and worse because these figures could

01:03:23.000 remain perfectly static and even with closed borders we would still find ourselves being outnumbered

01:03:28.540 this will only accelerate going into the future callum pointed out that we need to decolonize london

01:03:34.220 i absolutely agree nice screenshot it is a nice screenshot but you've got to zoom in nice and close for

01:03:39.600 this but of course if you want to see what will become of england and the rest of britain if these

01:03:45.080 kinds of figures are to be replicate are to continue at the rate that they are just look at parts of

01:03:49.880 london or as i will do later on in the segment look at south africa but first there is some very very

01:03:58.600 astroturfed looking posts going about on social media from fellows like this toby foster who managed

01:04:05.240 to get almost a million views and 12 000 likes on this so actually there's nothing wrong with london

01:04:09.880 just got back from there no one tried to nick my watch because that's the sign of a quality city

01:04:15.640 the the if that's the bar that you're going with that's a very low bar nobody tried to mug me this

01:04:21.920 time this time no one mugged me everyone in the shop spoke english and most people smiled at me

01:04:29.360 that's that is the baseline standard of all of england at one point but also london okay where which

01:04:35.700 yeah which part of richmond harrow did you go to bexley possibly because those are the uh more

01:04:41.320 definitely more jelsea brixton no also uh just because you didn't get mugged this one time does

01:04:47.660 not contradict the fact that there is a rape reported every hour yeah it's a failure to understand

01:04:52.580 per capita i alongside other people responded to this maven uh responded to this saying that the last

01:04:58.240 time he was in london about two weeks ago he was in a cab and while they were waiting at a zebra

01:05:03.340 crossing he literally just saw a woman crossing the road and a guy ran up and nicked her bag

01:05:08.340 and uh when i was in brixton a few years ago i responded saying uh that i went to a corner shop

01:05:14.780 after a gig and while i was in there it ended up being robbed by a gang of tiny drill wrappers

01:05:19.320 little pocket drill yeah little pocket drill wrap held him down like it was gulliver's travels

01:05:24.160 yeah and it was uh it was being flanked on the outside by an elder drill rapper he was about 18

01:05:30.300 they don't get much older than that elder drill rapper yeah sounds like uh like a video game

01:05:34.980 boss variant he had a great big gray beard out from under his balaclava yeah and he was staring

01:05:39.980 at me as if to say you try anything i'll stab you so you know what i chose to not get stabbed

01:05:44.660 so that's other people's experience of london but this one data point here this anecdote

01:05:49.680 got 12 000 likes and is basically a little bit of nice astroturf propaganda to remind everybody that

01:05:55.000 there's nothing wrong with diversity london is fine it doesn't even need to be criminal to be

01:05:59.700 unpleasant like just walking through the dystopic tunnels of the elizabeth line having someone in

01:06:04.540 a heavy subcontinental african accent shout the train announcements at you with british transport

01:06:09.960 police staff walking towards you again in the full face coverings indoors so it's not that you've even

01:06:14.660 got the wind buffeting down on them having second generation diversity burst through the barriers as

01:06:19.800 you're paying exorbitant amounts in order to get to work on time so that you can pay for their social

01:06:24.400 housing just all these small things like that really start to grate on you as almost makes you feel as if

01:06:28.800 society is built against you at this point doesn't it but that would be systematic oppression which

01:06:33.480 only happens to non-white people anyway this will of course as i mentioned keep getting worse with the

01:06:39.440 way that things are going because if you believe that the palestinians when they are inevitably pushed

01:06:43.420 out of gaza are going to be going entirely to jordan and egypt and other parts of the middle east

01:06:48.140 you are wrong because we've already got an example here of a palestinian family allowed to remain in the

01:06:54.180 uk after applying through the ukrainian refugee scheme before the election they had a debate about

01:07:00.920 this in parliament where members of then every party there was one conservative that ended up

01:07:05.200 defecting to labor but labor s&p greens lib dems etc came along and said we should recreate the

01:07:11.880 ukrainian refugee scheme for gaza fantastic the labor immigration minister at the time said we've

01:07:17.400 already got this drafted now they don't even need to pass it it turns out because even if the home

01:07:21.200 office oppose it and labor haven't put the legislation forward judicial activists can just sign it off

01:07:25.840 and stick families of six in our country judges as happened in this case can just say oh well it's

01:07:31.300 for humanitarian reasons and wasn't it yeah we in european court on human rights it was uh using the

01:07:36.900 article 8 of the european convention for human rights which protects the right to family life

01:07:41.080 because it was a mother father and four children so that's six new entries gaza's just right next to

01:07:46.960 latvia if i remember correctly yeah what we need i feel as a country is a people that have had a

01:07:52.840 direct hand you know homebrewing explosives and making armaments that's what i find really enriches

01:08:00.000 our society i think you've got to remember how it works josh is that while they're in gaza they're

01:08:04.700 dangerous to terrorists and they harbor hamas when they cross onto european soil they're sympathetic

01:08:10.640 victims and displaced persons they are indeed as british as you and me i forgot suddenly

01:08:15.320 the the scales of 75 percent of people in the gaza strip last year registering to pew research having

01:08:21.360 supported hamas just fall from their eyes and they won't blame the british at all for setting

01:08:25.200 up israel there'll be no civilizational baggage there strapped to a bomb at all it's amazing the

01:08:29.940 power of that magic soil we should bag it up and sell it we could fix the whole world couldn't we

01:08:33.660 if we surely if the soil itself is magic we could dig a load up gift it to those countries and then

01:08:40.220 they'd be just as successful as us once they're through yeah put it on the ground right that's the

01:08:44.080 liberal promise isn't it yeah so the judge explained it by saying that the evidence shows

01:08:48.960 the security and humanitarian situation situation in gaza remains exceptionally dangerous and dire

01:08:54.300 and highlighted that the youngest children might die if they were to remain there and that it's

01:08:59.680 overwhelmingly in their best interest to be in a safe or safer environment together with their

01:09:03.840 parents and siblings that safe and safer environment just happens to be england yeah i agree it can't be

01:09:09.080 anywhere around israel that should be accepting these people if they're so desperate to support

01:09:15.960 when when all of those countries you know pleading their support of palestine but when it comes to

01:09:21.000 actually taking the palestinians they're against it it's almost like those lefty activists that were

01:09:25.940 holding the refugee welcome signs but when asked would you take one right now they go no well i i agree

01:09:31.400 we should we should keep children safe and with their parents which is why we shouldn't use the asylum

01:09:35.680 system to i don't know um import child murderers like axel rudicabana or you know potential hamas

01:09:41.380 terrorists for example well at least we can be assured because the judge has uh the the judge and

01:09:47.540 the home office have said that this case is only very specific and doesn't set precedent for other

01:09:52.420 potential applicants for the same process it doesn't oh okay that's not yeah that's how the law works

01:09:57.920 i think that's how it works right the president's not said set by prior decisions no no that's that's not

01:10:04.380 how it works just that's don't lie to me that's just a lie that's just a lie and there is only one

01:10:10.320 mp that i've seen speaking about this of course it was rupert low king saying that they shouldn't be

01:10:14.660 welcomed into the uk no ifs buts uh simply can't be allowed to happen uh because obviously it's a

01:10:20.720 stupid idea if again the rhetoric and the standard is that when they are in gaza they are evil terrorists

01:10:28.460 how does that change by a short boat trip or a plane ride over here credit to rob jemrick as

01:10:34.800 well he has been tweeting about this and suella braveman i've missed those two both of them again

01:10:39.740 it's because they have jewish family members so they're particularly concerned about this but

01:10:43.240 everyone should be concerned about this because even if you're as indifferent to we are about israel

01:10:47.480 because we've never been and they're not jewish um hamas also hate every single british person for

01:10:52.060 being at least latently christian or because their ancestors were involved in setting up israel so

01:10:56.680 a target is on all of us with this yeah and again that's just why things are if things carry on with

01:11:02.580 the kind of refugee asylum and immigration policies that we have at the moment things will get worse

01:11:07.780 but i think it's important to say as i mentioned at the beginning of this what happens when we do

01:11:13.480 become a minority right because britain when we had an empire ruled as a minority over our colonial

01:11:20.500 states we had what was it maybe 15 to 20 000 people in india that ran most of the country

01:11:26.660 and it ran very very well it was a much better country then than it is now uh frankly what

01:11:32.840 happens when we are no longer in charge and other people who hate us are in charge well we become

01:11:39.780 south africanized south african uh south africanization will begin to happen and if

01:11:46.820 this begins to happen elsewhere in the west we will eventually end up with what i call global south

01:11:52.700 africa i think i would argue that it's already started happening oh it certainly has signs of

01:11:57.860 decline yeah and uh happily i found thanks to josh uh that there is an account called josie versus

01:12:05.420 josie dedicated to tracking the decline of johannesburg and it just contrasts images so this first one

01:12:13.460 that's 2010 skip ahead 2023 so at first these just become you know it's a visual sign of decay but one

01:12:24.400 after the other it begins to accumulate and you can see that the sorts of people who may end up being a

01:12:29.820 majority of this country are not going to look after the country it will not be the same country

01:12:35.960 with these kinds of people in charge so on the left 2009 to 2023 you can see how rapidly it goes and it

01:12:43.100 wasn't even amazing to begin with but you see basic standards thrown away is that a mad max like

01:12:50.420 we all worship altar yeah you've actually got the architecture of the post-apocalypse it must also be

01:12:56.140 said that outside of even the cultural uh safety any considerations like that on a purely aesthetic level

01:13:03.740 if you have eyes you're gonna put up with this what we already for the rest of your life so here's a

01:13:12.140 simple one this is 2009 versus 2024 you can see that there is a semblance of a road traffic system

01:13:19.080 there is a traffic light there's road markings you've got a street light system next one oh god sorry

01:13:24.700 i pressed the wrong thing now you kind of still got street markings a little bit you just have to

01:13:33.500 chance it a little bit see how quickly it happens as well see how quickly it happens so 2009 versus

01:13:40.200 2023 looks like not a very nice city but functional oh it's a shithole it's like if you remove the

01:13:50.380 europeans it just defaults back to africa again that's that's what i know right that's what has

01:13:56.100 happened yeah and if you if you also import lots and lots of africans who are used to living like on the

01:14:00.180 right and see nothing wrong with it because there's no such thing as a public space that you treat

01:14:03.760 politely um we're starting to look like that one on the right by moving that population here i'm pretty

01:14:09.060 sure that looks like swindon yeah yeah that was actually here's another one 2015 versus 2022 so we

01:14:14.660 see the time scale for the decline is becoming more rapid so this is only a difference of seven years

01:14:20.840 again not the best looking street in the world but it's a lot better than that open sewage

01:14:25.520 on the ground rubbish that business functioning anymore everywhere and here is the best one that

01:14:32.520 i saw shared by callum who put some sort of perfectly and uh let me ask you the question before i show you

01:14:37.680 what is it that you think south africa had before it had dirt roads uh paved roads yes 2017

01:14:46.400 versus 2023 oh is this when they six years well it's either flooded or is this when they go around

01:14:54.740 just randomly breaking up the tarmac with pickaxes and selling it off because i have seen those

01:14:58.720 videos before right yeah do you know what's pretty weird as well when we reviewed black panther is that

01:15:03.480 the futuristic utopia envisioned by africans had more africans had mud huts inside the palace but also

01:15:09.340 dirt roads yeah why why very why can you develop spaceships and invincible armor but not tarmac even

01:15:14.900 that even the utopia envisioned in africa is still horrible to my eyes if i'm honest if that's how they

01:15:23.180 want to live that's their preferred way to live you know if that's how this is how south africa is now

01:15:27.940 i don't want england to be south africa i don't want global south africa i want individual nation

01:15:34.100 states to be able to determine themselves and to be able to run themselves how they want the preferences

01:15:39.320 of the people our governments have been betraying us for years and replacing the people for draconian

01:15:46.280 reasons and so that they can turn us all into south africa because of course south africa was a

01:15:51.720 functioning country in africa you're not allowed to have that because it's racist obviously south

01:15:55.960 africa had its own problems but still the decline is real rhodesia functioning country in africa

01:16:02.220 not allowed to have that because it's racist so you have to destroy it it went from the highest

01:16:07.940 living standards in all of africa in the early 60s to having a famine which killed a million people

01:16:13.340 well the reason they're doing this is for the gdp right so i'm assuming south africa's gdp with all

01:16:18.680 the people originally being there is phenomenal no no shockingly enough when they're destroying

01:16:25.920 paved roads to make them dirt roads again the the economic benefits are hard to discern but um

01:16:34.700 how will they treat us outside of just the aesthetic and infrastructure problems that global south

01:16:40.020 africanization will cause how will they treat us the despised minorities in these new frontiers

01:16:46.620 well they hate us and they will steal our things this has been reported on by josh recently but

01:16:52.000 there is the new south yep carrying the box on the head we've now seen this in random towns i've

01:16:58.500 seen it in the flesh walking home from work i've seen care workers do it yep just like an african

01:17:05.140 woman with a bag of rice on her head just carry it like that oh what i was thinking as well she had

01:17:09.900 two hands free and it's like a heavy multi-kilogram bag one of them must have been holding the

01:17:14.480 speakerphone that's true she was she was talking very loudly in in african to her phone sorry yeah

01:17:20.920 so so this is the south african expropriation bill which allows land seizures by the state

01:17:26.860 without compensation but don't worry guys don't worry there was a clause in it that means it's

01:17:31.220 only in circumstances where it's just an equitable and in the public interest to do so so to whites

01:17:36.200 yes so sad to say that you the hated white minority will not be in charge of what is in the

01:17:42.800 public interest and what is considered equitable and so they will just decide well it's just for

01:17:47.040 us to do this so we're stealing your stuff without giving you anything in return for it so thank you

01:17:52.920 very much for that we're basically seeing that at the moment in the uk in britain with the inheritance

01:17:58.360 tax because if there's one thing socialists really hate it's farmers thankfully there is

01:18:03.860 one regime trying to stand up to this at the moment which is trump because of course it is because he

01:18:09.960 signed an executive order over the weekend which has frozen aid to south africa and saying the u.s

01:18:16.340 cannot support the government of south africa's commission of rights violation in its country it also

01:18:21.500 said as long as south africa continues these unjust and immoral practices the u.s will not provide aid

01:18:26.860 or assistance the white house has also said that washington is trying to formulate a plan to resettle

01:18:31.460 south african farmers and their families as refugees this is because of elon musk of course i would like to

01:18:36.960 point out this picture is uniquely beautiful for africa it almost looks like europe it's funny that

01:18:43.580 isn't it it is it is funny that and of course in response to all of this as with the farmers protests

01:18:50.280 in britain we have astroturfed accounts showing up to say actually white people owning farms in a

01:18:57.500 country that they established before the bantus even arrived there was racist so this is long overdue

01:19:03.880 taking back land from white colonizers they were settlers you retard should be a given it's justice

01:19:10.300 not discrimination and then you get random south africans of backgrounds that i won't mention

01:19:16.780 saying that no white person is indigenous to africa white south africans like myself hello there and like

01:19:24.420 cali creel of afri forum all come to africa from other parts of the world africa belongs to africans

01:19:30.280 except when that's applied to europe then we're an open economic zone that's open to everybody you can

01:19:36.660 be european as long as you step foot here so what is the solution to global south africa there is only

01:19:45.540 one solution as it exists in england right now because we cannot get into a demographics arms race

01:19:52.840 with birth rates with these people they will due to their nature always out breeders and so there is

01:19:58.560 only one solution which is remigration i do not have a plan but there has been a plan that's been

01:20:04.760 elaborated i won't go over all of the points but i will just throw a few out here that are sensible

01:20:11.220 common sense and realistically over a long term the only way that these problems get solved peacefully

01:20:17.660 as far as i can tell deport all illegals in the system and close the border remove all benefits for

01:20:23.960 illegal immigrants refugees and asylum seekers step two deport foreign criminals all very very

01:20:30.420 simple right very commonsensical stage three all who've entered illegally regardless of when it was

01:20:38.420 return them step four all immigrants on benefits are not working they are complete drain on the system

01:20:45.340 stealing our tax money why are they here get rid of them and step five any foreigners who are actively

01:20:52.460 working against our interests so the activists the agitators people working for ngos to bring these

01:20:59.500 people on into our country carry on by step four or step five people will already have gotten the hint

01:21:06.360 and begun to return back to their homelands in the first place there are other steps but they're not

01:21:10.920 necessary to go over here that is the only solution to global south africa i do not want to see my

01:21:17.240 homeland turn into south africa and you shouldn't either right on with the video comments

01:21:23.080 yeah right at the bottom where i belong

01:21:30.540 don't don't worry i'm on top of you just how you like it

01:21:35.300 i'm worried about being in the middle here

01:21:38.060 i used to have a boyfriend who would only oh my god he's a queer that doesn't

01:21:43.040 i was just joking by the way if only you knew there's gonna be another clip from yeah there's

01:21:53.760 gonna be another one there damn it all right next one

01:21:56.440 you go where shall i go what shall i do frankly my dear i don't give a damn

01:22:12.680 great film which one is it i've never actually gone with the wind don't i've never watched

01:22:30.020 gone with the wind you'd love it

01:22:31.280 you're so certain there and i think i know why

01:22:36.820 jared diamond has traveled the world and met numerous people he's gathered data about life

01:22:44.160 environment and industry and is evidently hugely observant unfortunately he assumes that his

01:22:49.140 observations point to certain ineluctable conclusions the trouble is that once he set

01:22:53.880 out those conclusions i was left wondering how he could have leapt to them i've noted in previous

01:22:58.380 comments that leftists are superb observers paralleling isaiah boleyn's comment about the jewish

01:23:03.160 diaspora fitting in wherever it may be but they never truly understand what they observe and

01:23:07.500 therefore always arrive at the wrong conclusions and inappropriate actions yeah i still need to

01:23:12.520 read that book on the left i need to get a copy of it or the kindergarten of eden yeah sorry yeah

01:23:16.960 i've heard it recommended to me before and i it's in my list but i haven't picked up a copy

01:23:20.560 that's jared diamond on the screen it is yeah that's who he's talking about i always forget he

01:23:24.680 looked he's a bit of why has he got the armish beard i was thinking that as well

01:23:29.020 they shave off the mustache and they just that would be irony the handle strap very strange

01:23:36.140 anyway on the next one it looks like like one of those uh australian welcome back what one of the

01:23:43.220 mixed ones you know gun channel the lotus eaters here we have a rock river ar-15 varminter so-called

01:23:53.760 because of the extra long heavy barrel

01:23:58.480 last week i used this rifle in an nra

01:24:05.020 high power competition and came in third

01:24:09.580 congratulations well done mate that's awesome also i like your uh your coffee cup

01:24:15.360 ar is your rifle they're good yeah i reflect very often on critical thinking and higher education and

01:24:23.900 credentialism a lot because i went through the process and some days i think to myself what do i

01:24:28.860 and what have i learned uh apart from destructive tendencies because to be critical is then to teach

01:24:35.180 oppositional thinking to find fault with something instead of us telling people to be critical

01:24:40.620 in the sense of finding the critical reason as to why it should be maintained and why it is a good

01:24:46.280 thing

01:24:46.640 if you are interested in the corruption of higher education i this morning filmed an episode of my

01:24:53.900 show that'll be going out next week pre-recorded uh with matt goodwin about the fall of universities

01:24:57.960 and he gets into some very interesting stuff there so that might might be of interest uh we've got

01:25:02.760 some rumble rants and oh no actually we've got one more another one the npcs see trump as a tyrant

01:25:07.500 ruining everything but ask them if they would like to limit the power of government to prevent this

01:25:12.140 and they'll say we need more they simply want to win not solve the problem they're learning no

01:25:18.200 lessons we need more freedom friendly people in congress and as judges executive orders aren't

01:25:23.920 reliable one election doesn't undo a century of tyrannical encroachment the celebration on the right is

01:25:30.020 premature

01:25:30.540 well let's not teach them the lessons i i say let them keep making the same mistakes

01:25:37.740 well they're going to try and rebuild the infrastructure but the point well taken i don't

01:25:44.920 want to get arrogant read josh's piece in courage media by the way on this the the democrats have and

01:25:51.320 i've written about this as well democrats have no room to move because you can't really put the woke

01:25:54.740 away when woke led you to select people on diversity bases so they can't pivot when the top-down narrative

01:26:01.760 changes like for example jasmine crockett cannot put the woke away she's too moronic like she can't

01:26:07.260 rotate an apple in her mind she can't it's not like she's going to get the received wisdom from chuck

01:26:10.440 schumer she can't picture an apple in her mind no let's not give her the credit of going all the

01:26:14.820 way to rotating and so so she's in congress she's going to be generating clips for the next how many

01:26:19.520 years are going to go viral on x the democrats don't look like a i want i want her to stay in

01:26:23.840 congress because it shows the absolute clown show that government is exactly so that that retard can

01:26:29.620 get up and give speech so to worry about immediately handing off to the democrats in 2029 um don't want

01:26:38.700 to shoot myself in the foot probably a bit premature think the answers are shooting at this point

01:26:42.260 i think that's a safe bet to be honest there we go we've got some rumble rants before we do the

01:26:48.020 written comments on the website uh 20 dollars from sad wins raging buying a lotus eaters mug for the

01:26:53.600 next two guests you have on set so there won't be another daisy mug debacle what's that in reference

01:26:57.960 to um is someone nick daisy's mug i think it was someone used a mug that um i don't know the chat

01:27:07.000 will know um well we're waiting for them to come up with an answer that's a random name for one dollars

01:27:11.920 i work in the obstetrics department at a hospital in montreal about two-thirds of the pregnant women

01:27:16.180 are foreign many of them refugees who can speak neither french nor english most are muslim too yeah there's a

01:27:21.040 one of my friends you both know him i'll say it off there um his missus is a midwife and oh okay

01:27:27.640 through the training she has to free she used to have to frequently ask um are any of you related

01:27:33.780 by blood and she was used to be really nervous about it she now works in a particularly diverse

01:27:37.740 area and now she just rattles it off because the majority of her patients say yes well in positive

01:27:44.120 news my best mate who i was the best man for his wedding a few months ago has just become a father

01:27:50.100 today oh excellent great congratulations harry's friend yes so i just wanted to let everybody know

01:27:55.060 there is good news and english people are still having adorable little children very good uh there's

01:28:00.400 a random youtube link there and i'm not going to read that out just in case because we don't know

01:28:03.940 what it is so when did these scots become so money-grubbing they've always been money-grubbing

01:28:08.300 the scots have they're notorious for it they i'm serious here half of my scottish family yeah

01:28:13.080 they're known penny pinchers yeah thread naught for five dollars the great scholar dagoth

01:28:16.920 once said together we shall speak for the law and to the land and we shall drive the mongrel dogs

01:28:21.360 of the wf from england and then he called me an enoir good morrowind reference

01:28:27.320 uh i'm not going to read your name out five dollars in a recent speech the leader of the

01:28:33.500 largest french leftist party jean-luc melacon openly called for creolization and i quote in french

01:28:39.680 le grand replacement no longer a conspiracy theory um we're going to need a source for that because

01:28:44.240 that sounds like a parody is that real i've seen i've seen it it was being shared on remix's twitter

01:28:48.180 account blimey yeah he he actually said that uh france needs to become a creole nation right so

01:28:54.780 just a a completely mixed nation french people no apparently he himself is not actually french but

01:29:00.960 is algerian oh that explains it yeah there you go um given the wording of that one i don't think

01:29:08.560 it's wise to read it i agree with harry's fix i just want to add revoke citizenship of every brit

01:29:15.040 foreign born or not who participated in betraying your nation and send them to the third world they

01:29:19.460 so love i agree not legally possible but there you go yeah not legally possible but a man can dream

01:29:26.180 a man can dream i think we just try and prosecute them for treason you know well once once that too

01:29:31.400 once we kick 11 000 foreign criminals out of the prisons we'll have the space and carl was saying we

01:29:35.720 need to get the stocks uh the stocks back into style he said that for fraser nelson specifically

01:29:40.340 i agree i feel like the stocks would be good for like petty crimes like graffiti and littering

01:29:44.940 your local community pelts veg at them some of them that'll be the first vegetables they come into

01:29:49.520 contact with me for instance yeah pelt fruit and veg at harry we'll do a couple more just because we're

01:29:55.180 we're slightly slightly over time josh do you want to do a couple from yours sure omar award says

01:29:59.500 putting aside how despicable it is to demand tax on already taxed assets no other business has to sell

01:30:04.500 assets every time it gets a new ceo or shareholder slash owner farmland and equipment aren't personal

01:30:10.420 belongings it's their entire livelihood and way of life neurotic spiteful mutants don't care they

01:30:15.020 just see a productive member of society and lash out from a place of inadequacy that's a fantastic

01:30:19.320 comment yeah you're very astute omar um i very much agree um big jezza good someone's already

01:30:25.720 adopted it we've got the clarkson bucks yes please do chairman clarkson uh it obviously isn't about

01:30:31.000 gaining the estimated 500 million in tax revenue or they wouldn't simultaneously pledge the same

01:30:36.000 amount in aid to foreign farmers that's true i forgot they did that it's so tea farming in rwanda i also

01:30:41.600 don't buy that it's about creating food insecurity you know rwanda at the minute also invading the

01:30:46.280 congo we'll be covering that tomorrow oh yeah yeah um you're gonna learn all about the congo now

01:30:51.880 rape capital of the world um i wonder why london's getting worse i know and where was i so i don't buy

01:30:59.360 about his creating food insecurity it's about ethnically cleansing the natives who refuse to

01:31:03.440 get with the program i have no doubt starmer would have it uh dissidents face the wall if he knew he

01:31:08.040 could get away with it yeah he does have the emotional range of a shark and is a lifelong

01:31:12.280 marxist but anyway again he's like evil robocop thanks for joining ladies and gentlemen we will be

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - February 12, 2025

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1099

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