The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - May 05, 2025


The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1157


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 38 minutes

Words per Minute

171.5649

Word Count

16,900

Sentence Count

467

Misogynist Sentences

51

Hate Speech Sentences

91


Summary

In this episode, we discuss the far-right Alternative f rstaatliche Arbeitspartei (AFD) being designated an extremist party in Germany and the implications for democracy. We also discuss the Iranian terror plot in Swindon, and how Labour belittles rape victims.


Transcript

00:00:00.400 Hello everyone, welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters.
00:00:03.860 This is Monday the 5th of May 2025 and this is episode number 1157.
00:00:10.280 I'm your host Stelios and I'm joined by Bo and Stephen Wolff.
00:00:13.800 Hello again, hi, how are you?
00:00:15.180 Hello, hi Steve and hi Bo.
00:00:17.540 Hey.
00:00:18.160 And today we're going to discuss German-style democracy,
00:00:22.420 Swindon's Iranian terror plot,
00:00:24.800 and the strategic locations that people are trying to occupy.
00:00:28.940 And how Labour belittles rape gang victims,
00:00:33.620 which is absolutely abhorrent.
00:00:35.580 Abhorrent.
00:00:36.940 Exactly.
00:00:38.260 Right, so should we start with the first segment?
00:00:43.540 Sure.
00:00:44.220 Right, so lots of people are getting banned from elections
00:00:46.880 and it seems that when people are talking about protecting democracy,
00:00:51.920 they seem to protect their democracy.
00:00:54.060 So let me just give you some examples.
00:00:56.080 We had Marie Le Pen, who was banned from the presidential elections of 2027.
00:01:02.220 We had Bolsonaro, who was banned from election in Brazil.
00:01:05.940 We have Giorgescu, Kalin Giorgescu in Romania,
00:01:09.140 whose election win was cancelled.
00:01:10.980 And we had a new event,
00:01:15.600 the designation of the AFD as an extremist group.
00:01:19.320 And all of that, obviously, in the name of protecting democracy
00:01:22.780 and the spirit of democracy.
00:01:24.520 And we are going to say a lot of things about it.
00:01:27.980 Now, there is a German federal intelligence agency called the BFV,
00:01:33.100 which is entrusted with protecting the Constitution.
00:01:36.860 And its supervisor is Nancy Facer.
00:01:40.960 She is the Minister of Interior Affairs
00:01:44.880 and she is a member of the SPD party.
00:01:48.300 And there has been a coalition with CDU and CSU.
00:01:53.760 And today they signed the coalition agreement.
00:01:58.240 She's in charge of one of the central intelligence agencies of Germany.
00:02:05.000 Now, just saying that.
00:02:07.320 Is that the equivalent of MI5 coming under the auspices of the Home Office,
00:02:12.300 who's got a political overlord in Parliament?
00:02:15.260 So you're going to have some sort of party or a political partisan overlord
00:02:23.020 on top of the intelligence agencies.
00:02:25.180 That's just the way it is.
00:02:27.280 Could be. There are similarities.
00:02:29.020 It looks like this is just for domestic affairs.
00:02:33.060 That would be equivalent of MI5, I would have thought.
00:02:35.320 We've got MI5 and Special Branch look after the security services of our internal
00:02:40.540 and MI6 is supposed to be external,
00:02:42.700 although we know recently there has been crossovers when there shouldn't be.
00:02:46.560 But hey-ho.
00:02:47.140 But MI5 comes under the Home Office, right?
00:02:50.100 Yes, it does.
00:02:51.120 MI6 comes under the Foreign Office.
00:02:52.640 That's right.
00:02:53.080 And there is a political view of that,
00:02:55.540 as well as having to report into COBRA.
00:02:57.760 Right.
00:02:58.400 So the Prime Minister will also have an understanding of this.
00:03:01.440 But it is a very interesting point that you raise,
00:03:03.300 that you've got a socialist,
00:03:05.020 because as I'm aware of that woman,
00:03:07.740 hasn't she made it very clear in previous statements
00:03:10.300 that she wants to ban the AFD as a political party?
00:03:13.340 She has made it crystal clear.
00:03:15.620 And not only that,
00:03:16.400 but she seems to be unsympathetic to several concerns
00:03:19.920 people have about the consecutive terror attacks in Germany.
00:03:25.100 I think after the attacks at the Solingen Festival,
00:03:28.820 which was a diversity festival,
00:03:30.580 she went out and said that knives should be banned.
00:03:33.600 So it's just deflection.
00:03:35.080 Knives.
00:03:35.800 Yes.
00:03:36.360 All knives.
00:03:36.900 So she's the Lucy Powell of Germany?
00:03:40.820 Probably.
00:03:42.040 So the first thing I hear when I think about,
00:03:46.320 when I hear governments announcing any party as extremist
00:03:50.940 or any person's views as extremist is,
00:03:53.140 is there sufficient evidence?
00:03:55.400 Because that's the way I think about it.
00:03:57.420 When someone makes the claim,
00:03:59.200 they need to justify the claim,
00:04:01.620 especially when they have political power.
00:04:03.540 And it looks like many Germans aren't reacting that way.
00:04:08.340 They are straightforwardly trusting the government.
00:04:12.280 A lot of them in several polls seem to be saying that,
00:04:16.840 yeah,
00:04:16.960 the AFD should be banned.
00:04:18.400 So instead of requesting evidence from the German government
00:04:24.140 and from that agency,
00:04:27.280 they seem to be just going along with it.
00:04:30.220 Isn't there also some sort of parallel there
00:04:31.900 between just those that are AFD partisans
00:04:35.600 and those that aren't?
00:04:36.780 A bit like Trump.
00:04:37.520 You've got,
00:04:37.820 it splits almost 50-50.
00:04:39.540 Yeah.
00:04:39.720 You've got the never Trumpers TDS crowd.
00:04:43.240 You've got the MAGA crowd.
00:04:45.400 And it's just,
00:04:47.160 so these polls are just showing
00:04:48.660 the opinion of anti-AFD people.
00:04:51.760 Exactly, yes.
00:04:52.860 And they are people who just don't demand evidence.
00:04:56.700 Because let us just look at it here.
00:04:59.960 It says,
00:05:00.740 the agency cited a xenophobic,
00:05:04.180 anti-minority,
00:05:05.320 Islamophobic rhetoric
00:05:06.440 among the reasons for the designation.
00:05:08.940 The label gives authorities
00:05:10.100 more power to investigate the far-right party.
00:05:13.100 Now, to my mind,
00:05:14.200 if they had evidence,
00:05:16.200 hard evidence,
00:05:17.300 that suggested any kind of involvement
00:05:19.660 in criminal activity,
00:05:22.200 they would just go forward with it on the headline.
00:05:24.520 They wouldn't just hide something
00:05:26.460 of that caliber and importance
00:05:28.360 under an asterisk
00:05:29.960 or at the bottom of the page.
00:05:31.280 Well, this is the same sort of method
00:05:33.100 that they used in Austria
00:05:34.640 when they went against Kirk,
00:05:37.640 who was in charge there.
00:05:38.680 But prior to that,
00:05:39.500 with the destruction of the leader
00:05:42.100 of his party after that,
00:05:43.880 when they claimed that he was in bed
00:05:46.100 with a Russian business person
00:05:48.620 who was trying to pervert them.
00:05:50.860 They'd made the statements.
00:05:52.340 They said we were going to investigate.
00:05:54.160 Then they made the claims.
00:05:55.300 But they never actually have approved it after that.
00:05:57.700 And if you look at this,
00:05:58.700 I think it's very similar
00:05:59.580 to what they're doing with Marie Le Pen
00:06:00.860 in the European Parliament.
00:06:02.280 They needed a power to investigate them,
00:06:04.680 to find something.
00:06:06.500 I suspect that's what they're trying to do here.
00:06:08.720 Exactly.
00:06:09.220 Classic straight from the playbook, isn't it?
00:06:10.580 Like, do you remember when Rachel Maddow and Co
00:06:12.840 tried to say in the first Trump administration
00:06:14.700 that he's just Putin's puppet?
00:06:17.020 Yeah.
00:06:17.400 Or even now, some people say,
00:06:18.900 Nigel Farage is friends with Putin.
00:06:20.900 It's like, find anything.
00:06:23.180 Or if you scroll back up to the top real quick,
00:06:25.240 where they just say,
00:06:26.420 they use the words xenophobic,
00:06:28.140 anti-minority and Islamophobic,
00:06:29.660 that could mean anything, couldn't it?
00:06:31.680 Yeah, yeah, exactly.
00:06:32.660 If you're just nativist,
00:06:33.900 then by definition,
00:06:34.720 they could say, oh, you're xenophobic.
00:06:35.840 And that's what they said, essentially.
00:06:38.100 The most specific thing they said
00:06:42.020 is that the AFD has an ancestry-based conception
00:06:45.080 of people,
00:06:46.220 which is incompatible with democracy.
00:06:48.600 Which, I mean, historically, it isn't.
00:06:51.060 It just isn't.
00:06:52.060 It just isn't.
00:06:52.740 What crazy, commie nonsense, right?
00:06:55.460 Well, the Chinese wouldn't have that, would they?
00:06:57.320 Right, yeah.
00:06:58.220 So, according to the DW article,
00:07:02.100 it says that the BFV said in its decision
00:07:05.680 that the ethnicity and ancestry-based conception
00:07:08.560 of the people that predominates within the party
00:07:11.420 is not compatible with a free democratic order.
00:07:14.380 It cited the xenophobic, anti-minority,
00:07:16.540 Islamophobic and anti-Muslim statements
00:07:18.860 made by leading party officials.
00:07:21.000 And the party aims to exclude certain population groups
00:07:23.520 from equal participation in society
00:07:25.760 to subject them to treatment that violates the Constitution
00:07:28.300 and thereby assign them a legally subordinate status,
00:07:31.380 the agency said.
00:07:32.340 Now, I think that this completely misses the whole point,
00:07:36.500 which is the point that the AFD is raising,
00:07:38.780 is that a lot of people have been given rights and benefits
00:07:42.380 in an unconstitutional manner.
00:07:44.740 So, there seems to be no contradiction with the Constitution
00:07:50.600 if you say people who were given some rights and benefits
00:07:54.580 contrary to the Constitution
00:07:56.420 should be deprived of those very rights and benefits.
00:08:00.400 I mean, that's a very logical argument to make,
00:08:02.660 and you can see what they're trying to say.
00:08:05.760 But I would look at the Constitution.
00:08:07.480 Is the Constitution really that clear
00:08:09.280 that it actually says
00:08:10.900 that you can exclude certain population groups
00:08:13.980 from equal participation in society,
00:08:15.880 that every government does that.
00:08:18.100 If you look at asylum applicants,
00:08:20.000 they're not given equal rights across the whole of society
00:08:23.120 because they've not been given the right to remain here.
00:08:26.720 So, that's automatically something that occurs.
00:08:29.660 So, therefore, on that principle alone,
00:08:31.940 all the political parties would fall foul
00:08:33.900 of what they're absolutely saying at this stage.
00:08:36.140 Also, aren't they denying the AFD members
00:08:40.800 equal participation rights in society?
00:08:43.280 Just asking.
00:08:44.400 Yeah, yeah, the irony of it.
00:08:45.760 I mean, the AFD aren't even that based, like reform.
00:08:49.140 They're not that...
00:08:50.500 They're not crazy at all.
00:08:51.540 So, like, if you just say,
00:08:52.760 actually, I don't want my country flooded
00:08:54.700 with unvetted Muslims.
00:08:56.840 Actually, I don't want all my churches burnt down
00:08:59.100 and or converted to mosques.
00:09:00.920 Oh, you're xenophobic, anti-minority, Islamophobic.
00:09:03.460 It's like, oh, no, I just don't want my country destroyed.
00:09:06.840 And it's very interesting,
00:09:07.840 if you actually look at the AFD equivalent of MPs
00:09:10.960 and also their members,
00:09:13.420 there are those who, as we see within the Conservative Party,
00:09:16.480 be regarded as very left, almost liberal.
00:09:20.640 For those who go on like Van Stork,
00:09:23.080 who's regarded as one of the more outspoken,
00:09:26.040 I think, although she's still in the party.
00:09:27.780 I'm not sure she is anymore.
00:09:29.260 But she's regarded as more of an outlying right winger.
00:09:32.240 So, they have a broader spectrum of people
00:09:34.880 within that party.
00:09:37.120 Much more to the right than we are actually here in the UK
00:09:39.860 and much more to the right than, say, you would say would reform.
00:09:42.980 But nonetheless, they have a balanced group of individuals.
00:09:46.960 Here, they cite example of some individuals
00:09:50.860 that are in the party,
00:09:52.220 which have made some statements
00:09:53.980 that may seem a bit beyond the pale,
00:09:58.300 definitely according to these people.
00:10:00.160 But what is interesting is that
00:10:01.840 it's one thing to localise the claim to individuals,
00:10:08.000 quite another to ban the whole party.
00:10:09.680 And let's not kid ourselves,
00:10:11.420 they're trying to ban the AFD for many years now.
00:10:14.020 I did an interview with Peter Boehringer a year or two ago.
00:10:18.600 I don't know if anyone remembers that.
00:10:20.100 It's on the website, lottocitis.com.
00:10:21.620 Do check that out.
00:10:22.360 I'm not sure if it's behind the table or not.
00:10:23.640 I don't think it is.
00:10:24.600 But he's one of, I think, quite a few deputy chair people,
00:10:28.140 or he was back then.
00:10:29.280 Yeah.
00:10:29.660 And he's a completely reasonable person.
00:10:32.060 They had him on GB News as well.
00:10:33.760 A completely reasonable person.
00:10:35.680 I was too based for him.
00:10:38.180 Asked him a couple of questions that he sort of balked out a bit.
00:10:40.480 I was like, can we sort of not go there?
00:10:41.940 It's completely reasonable stuff.
00:10:44.420 And that's the very interesting point about it.
00:10:46.420 Marcus Pretzel, who is a fellow MEP with me,
00:10:49.740 one of the few AFD members at the time,
00:10:51.860 and has actually looked upon at that stage
00:10:53.960 as being one of the leading lights,
00:10:55.860 would have been regarded as a completely kind of centrist,
00:10:59.420 Kennedy-style type of politician from the AFD.
00:11:03.260 And what that shows to me is how left German politics is,
00:11:08.520 how kind of controlled that they are as a nation.
00:11:12.760 But more than that,
00:11:13.560 how actually controlled the people of Germany are.
00:11:16.420 Because despite everything that's occurring all around them,
00:11:19.460 the terrorist acts, the mass movement of people,
00:11:22.360 the poverty that's occurring in areas,
00:11:24.280 the fact that the East is left on its own compared to the West,
00:11:29.420 is that they're not seeing it in the way that Britain didn't see it.
00:11:32.760 But it's catching up very quickly,
00:11:35.020 hence the reason and the rise for the AFD.
00:11:37.440 But more importantly,
00:11:38.400 hence the reason you've got this mass divide down the country.
00:11:41.560 Eastern AFD, Western liberalism, as they call it.
00:11:45.880 But I call it Western weakness.
00:11:48.400 Exactly.
00:11:49.020 And speaking of how the left has, in a sense,
00:11:53.180 conquered Germany, at least ideologically,
00:11:55.360 here we have the federal minister of the interior and community,
00:12:00.040 Nancy Fazer, who is a member of the SPD.
00:12:04.360 And she was just, her party just lost the election.
00:12:08.080 Yes.
00:12:08.460 Big time.
00:12:09.520 And she was given the leadership of,
00:12:12.660 or the supervision of,
00:12:15.700 one of the biggest federal intelligence agencies of Germany.
00:12:19.220 Is it still just all jerry-rigged,
00:12:21.280 and they got to make a coalition?
00:12:22.440 Yes.
00:12:22.700 And she gets to stay in government.
00:12:24.440 Okay.
00:12:24.860 This comes from three hours ago.
00:12:27.300 Germany updates conservative-led coalition signs agreement.
00:12:31.620 The CDU, CSU, and SPD have signed their coalition agreement.
00:12:35.700 And this is interesting here,
00:12:37.020 because we vote for overall agendas.
00:12:40.740 We don't vote for specific policies.
00:12:43.400 There has been zero referendums,
00:12:45.840 there's a referendum in Germany for mass migration.
00:12:48.820 And this is essentially what the AFD has turned into its flag.
00:12:53.040 It says lots of people,
00:12:54.740 due to the practice of mass migration,
00:12:57.500 and uncontrolled migration,
00:12:59.020 which is unconstitutional,
00:13:01.280 because without borders you have no country,
00:13:03.440 have rights,
00:13:04.780 and this is making the country worse.
00:13:08.720 It's as simple as that.
00:13:10.500 So how do you deal with this?
00:13:12.360 You have to rectify,
00:13:14.360 you have to correct your mistake.
00:13:18.060 The same way if someone was incarcerated,
00:13:21.040 and was guilty,
00:13:22.160 and was out of a mistake,
00:13:23.440 was let out,
00:13:24.540 that person would have more liberties when they were out.
00:13:28.480 You would have to bring them back.
00:13:30.580 I'm not making an equation,
00:13:32.560 I'm talking about the issue in principle.
00:13:33.960 And let's not kid ourselves,
00:13:38.760 it is for years now
00:13:40.220 that the German establishment
00:13:42.260 is trying to ban the AFD,
00:13:44.240 and you would expect them for years now
00:13:46.980 to bring more hard evidence
00:13:48.420 to support their claims,
00:13:50.940 rather than just hiding behind the rhetoric
00:13:54.280 of a critical justice theorist.
00:13:56.500 And the AFD is rising in popularity.
00:14:01.340 And here it's tragic because,
00:14:04.000 on the one hand,
00:14:04.700 because it shows that the German government
00:14:06.420 has a very clear dilemma in front of,
00:14:09.400 is faced with a very clear dilemma.
00:14:11.680 On the one hand,
00:14:12.400 they either gain the support of the German people
00:14:15.580 by governing well,
00:14:17.620 or they try to ban the opposition.
00:14:19.680 And it seems like they're choosing the latter.
00:14:22.400 By choosing to ban the latter,
00:14:24.680 we're doing no different than what they do in China,
00:14:27.700 no different than what they do in Putin's government,
00:14:32.180 which we say is anti-democratic.
00:14:34.640 When you take out Marie Le Pen,
00:14:36.260 when you take out George Escu,
00:14:37.680 when you take out the AFD,
00:14:39.460 you've ceased to become a democratic nation.
00:14:42.220 You've actually become a totalitarian nation.
00:14:45.000 And where you've got 26% of the population,
00:14:48.040 and in some areas of Germany,
00:14:49.820 is way beyond that.
00:14:51.560 You're actually saying these people don't matter.
00:14:53.300 We don't care about you.
00:14:55.140 You should just get back in your little box,
00:14:58.020 do as we tell you what to do,
00:15:00.060 and when you allow you to work,
00:15:01.880 we'll let you work,
00:15:02.620 and when we allow you to vote,
00:15:03.620 we'll let you vote.
00:15:04.520 But as long as you're doing as we say,
00:15:06.780 that's okay.
00:15:07.700 But the moment you complain,
00:15:09.220 I'm sorry, you're now an extremist.
00:15:11.360 You're a nasty individual.
00:15:12.740 You should be locked up.
00:15:13.840 What difference is that to communism,
00:15:16.960 and what happened in Germany before,
00:15:19.420 sorry, after the Nazis?
00:15:21.240 To be honest, it's before and after.
00:15:22.760 It's the same.
00:15:23.460 Eastern Germany,
00:15:24.880 and compared to Western Germany,
00:15:26.060 it's the same mentality.
00:15:27.620 And that mentality is a universal Western ideology
00:15:31.820 that's been created in our universities.
00:15:33.820 And with all the examples you gave,
00:15:37.120 like Bolsonaro,
00:15:38.620 oh, there's just endless examples.
00:15:40.040 They tried to do it to Trump, didn't they?
00:15:41.820 They tried to do it to Trump in a bigger scale.
00:15:44.100 Just all over the world,
00:15:45.740 as you talk about keeping them in their box,
00:15:47.980 I think more of it like a pressure cooker,
00:15:49.880 where they've turned off the valve
00:15:52.540 to release any sort of pressure.
00:15:54.560 Now, just keep that pressure cooker contained.
00:15:56.820 So, in the broadest sense,
00:15:59.780 that strategy is disastrous.
00:16:02.960 My question comes to me, then,
00:16:04.320 is you've got these people
00:16:05.440 who are actually employed by our security services.
00:16:08.840 In our case, MI5, MI6, Special Branch.
00:16:11.740 What sort of individuals are they?
00:16:13.620 What sort of people are they?
00:16:15.120 How undignified and indecent
00:16:17.920 are these individuals to think
00:16:19.740 that they're the only ones that are right,
00:16:21.800 and just because someone has a differential opinion,
00:16:24.160 that they can be regarded as extremist?
00:16:25.860 What is extremist is their view,
00:16:28.140 their opinions.
00:16:29.060 They're the extremists,
00:16:30.740 and they're the ones guarding us.
00:16:32.560 And I'm really, really worried
00:16:34.180 about these individuals.
00:16:35.340 I'm also worried because they constantly
00:16:37.340 talk about protecting democracy,
00:16:39.600 and you can have no democracy without a demos.
00:16:41.340 I don't really understand what democracy means.
00:16:42.840 But you can't have democracy without a demos,
00:16:45.300 and they are essentially trying to ban everyone
00:16:48.720 who is saying our demos is being disintegrated
00:16:52.780 by the policies of this establishment.
00:16:54.740 I think it's very simple.
00:16:56.360 Democracy to them is whoever keeps them in power
00:16:58.940 and enables them to have a nice pension
00:17:01.000 and be able to retire somewhere one day
00:17:02.960 whilst everybody else is living in crap.
00:17:06.040 We had a comment by...
00:17:07.900 I'm sorry. I'd say words like that.
00:17:08.720 That's fine.
00:17:09.140 ...secretary Marco Rubio said
00:17:10.960 Germany just gave its spy agency
00:17:13.300 new powers to surveil the opposition.
00:17:15.160 That's not democracy.
00:17:16.100 It's tyranny in disguise.
00:17:16.880 And we had the response by the German Foreign Office.
00:17:21.700 This is democracy.
00:17:23.260 This decision is the result of a thorough
00:17:25.100 and independent investigation
00:17:26.740 to protect our constitution and the rule of law.
00:17:29.440 It is independent courts that will have the final say.
00:17:32.340 We have learned from our history
00:17:33.660 that right-wing extremism needs to be stopped.
00:17:36.840 Now, I want to say that this reply seems to me to be misleading
00:17:41.840 because the whole question that is left unanswered is
00:17:46.080 where is the hard evidence?
00:17:48.620 Unless hard evidence is given for saying that the AFD
00:17:54.440 is essentially tied to criminal activity,
00:17:58.260 all calls to ban it seem to be unconstitutional,
00:18:02.380 undemocratic, but also unjust.
00:18:03.840 I think what they're looking at is their constitution
00:18:06.240 is not regarding it as criminal activity to say that.
00:18:08.500 On that particular point, if we go back,
00:18:10.760 I actually put my own tweet on this,
00:18:13.500 which is the decision of a thorough independent investigation.
00:18:18.120 We've already looked at the woman who's in charge.
00:18:20.660 She is not independent when you already said
00:18:23.180 that I want to ban them,
00:18:24.700 notwithstanding whatever they do
00:18:26.300 because I just dislike them.
00:18:27.640 So that's a breach.
00:18:28.880 The constitution, secondly,
00:18:30.220 isn't clear on these particular issues.
00:18:32.280 So therefore, and someone from Germany pointed that out to me,
00:18:36.480 and independent courts that will have the final say.
00:18:39.120 They're not necessarily independent courts
00:18:40.800 in the way that we see them here.
00:18:42.900 The constitutional courts that they will go to
00:18:45.300 are actually state-controlled
00:18:47.320 with people who are imposed on those positions,
00:18:50.120 particularly like we have in the European Court of Human Rights.
00:18:53.000 So three points in their response worries me.
00:18:56.520 And the very fact that they don't see it
00:18:58.900 as being anti-democratic and tyrannical
00:19:02.340 is more concerning to me
00:19:04.480 when they put that statement out.
00:19:06.280 It goes again once more
00:19:07.640 to who are the individuals.
00:19:10.140 And I'm trying to focus now
00:19:11.380 on each individual that makes these decisions.
00:19:14.280 What makes that person tick?
00:19:16.800 Why have they become so tyrannical?
00:19:19.560 Why are they complaining about Putin
00:19:21.880 when they're actually acting like Putin?
00:19:24.640 And one other issue to ask here,
00:19:27.380 especially in Germany,
00:19:28.500 is whether the same coalition governs all the time
00:19:33.200 and it's just CDU-led or SPD-led.
00:19:39.520 Because it looks like the Germans voted against the SPD
00:19:43.400 and the SPD found its way back into the government
00:19:46.580 by being a coalition member.
00:19:49.900 You can blame the Americans on that.
00:19:51.120 And I'm afraid from my friends in the United States,
00:19:53.620 it was your State Department
00:19:55.480 that decided to help draft the rules for Germany
00:19:58.300 after the Second World War.
00:19:59.920 It wasn't the Brits and it wasn't Europeans.
00:20:02.040 And this was created in such a way
00:20:03.480 that you would only ever get the people
00:20:05.320 that they wanted and selected at that time put in power.
00:20:07.860 West Germany.
00:20:09.060 Yeah, in West Germany.
00:20:09.860 Right, and we have here a tweet by Ralph Schollhammer,
00:20:13.820 a friend of the show who says,
00:20:15.460 the same people who demand cultural and ethnic sovereignty
00:20:18.380 for Ukraine and the Ukrainians
00:20:19.760 want to ban the AFD for wanting the same
00:20:22.240 for Germany and the Germans.
00:20:24.340 Speaking of the hypocrisy that you just pointed out
00:20:27.600 a few minutes ago.
00:20:29.180 Right, so there was a poll here
00:20:30.920 and it said that almost 50% of Germans
00:20:34.740 backed the AFD plan.
00:20:37.000 Obviously, this is a poll,
00:20:38.240 but I would say that this is particularly worrying
00:20:41.220 because it looks like the people here
00:20:44.440 who make these decisions
00:20:45.740 and are entrusted with making these decisions
00:20:48.140 seem to be particularly ignorant of the literature
00:20:51.480 of totalitarianism and authoritarianism
00:20:54.360 in the 20th century.
00:20:58.080 Never asking the government
00:20:59.980 to justify its calls to ban its opposition
00:21:04.880 isn't exactly the recipe
00:21:06.840 to prevent authoritarianism
00:21:08.340 or totalitarianism from rising.
00:21:10.340 Just saying.
00:21:12.520 And also, it seems like there is
00:21:15.680 a very interesting discussion
00:21:17.280 as to why this happens all the time.
00:21:21.140 Some people are saying that
00:21:22.500 it's a natural tendency in human beings
00:21:25.400 to just trust the government.
00:21:26.780 Others are saying that
00:21:27.760 it's not necessarily human,
00:21:29.700 but it's sometimes relative to the culture.
00:21:33.560 A friend of mine, Benedict Beckel,
00:21:35.240 has written a very interesting article on this
00:21:38.180 called German is Lingering Hegelianism.
00:21:40.640 He has appeared on the show several times.
00:21:43.340 I've interviewed him
00:21:44.240 and we've spoken about multiculturalism
00:21:46.840 a few months ago.
00:21:48.380 And he seems to be saying that
00:21:50.080 for some reason,
00:21:50.860 there seems to be something deeply ingrained
00:21:52.600 in German culture
00:21:53.980 that leads them to be
00:21:55.660 almost invariably state worshippers.
00:22:00.340 That's definitely an article
00:22:01.980 you should read.
00:22:03.920 I think it's also the way
00:22:04.920 that we've indoctrinated
00:22:05.880 after the Second World War
00:22:08.300 that Germans were such murderous,
00:22:10.760 heinous individuals
00:22:11.980 that they could go away
00:22:13.100 and actually support a political party
00:22:15.300 that committed all the murders
00:22:18.060 that it did against the Jews
00:22:19.480 and others.
00:22:21.320 That it's your fault.
00:22:23.980 And therefore,
00:22:24.680 you must trust those from now on
00:22:26.260 who don't want to do that.
00:22:28.600 Exactly.
00:22:29.000 And so you've been indoctrinated culturally
00:22:32.200 to not actually love your country
00:22:34.060 in the same way
00:22:34.720 apart from sports and football
00:22:36.620 and all the rest of it
00:22:37.560 and have a few beers
00:22:38.340 down at the beer keller.
00:22:39.540 But actually,
00:22:40.220 you don't really love yourselves.
00:22:42.200 Actually,
00:22:42.700 your self is only being allowed
00:22:44.580 to be loved
00:22:45.240 by what we're telling you
00:22:47.040 you can love.
00:22:48.320 So if you want to love your culture
00:22:49.660 in the way it was,
00:22:50.840 if you want to love your ancestry
00:22:52.140 and your history,
00:22:52.980 which was generally pretty good,
00:22:55.500 you know,
00:22:55.880 save for that particular period of time,
00:22:58.820 then there's something wrong with you
00:23:00.520 if you do.
00:23:01.680 So just love what we tell you
00:23:03.400 you can love.
00:23:04.060 What an evil and poisonous narrative that is.
00:23:06.300 It is.
00:23:06.920 Disgusting.
00:23:07.440 And quite another thing
00:23:09.460 that it neglects,
00:23:10.760 straightforwardly from the literature
00:23:12.600 that warns against totalitarianism
00:23:16.260 and authoritarianism,
00:23:17.440 is that they forget the principle of reaction.
00:23:21.340 It looks like that for every action
00:23:23.060 there's an equal reaction.
00:23:24.860 The more they push this really radical narrative,
00:23:28.140 the more they are creating the conditions
00:23:32.000 of a powder keg,
00:23:33.320 that I don't want this to happen,
00:23:36.100 just to be very clear,
00:23:37.720 but it looks like the more you press,
00:23:39.960 pressure a situation to the extreme,
00:23:43.060 the more the voices that call
00:23:45.000 for the opposite extreme gain prominence.
00:23:47.740 So it doesn't,
00:23:49.280 these don't seem to be actions
00:23:50.860 of a state or an establishment
00:23:52.700 that wants to prevent authoritarianism from rising.
00:23:56.040 No, I actually think they actually want authoritarianism.
00:23:58.740 I think there is a structured plan
00:23:59.980 that now is being considered
00:24:01.860 that if you can push the people far enough
00:24:04.040 and hard enough on a particular issue,
00:24:06.100 let's say this in Germany,
00:24:07.740 that if you get a massive rebellious reaction,
00:24:10.860 violent offences in Eastern Germany,
00:24:13.380 they can turn around and say,
00:24:14.800 see, there's the extremism,
00:24:17.480 ladies and gentlemen.
00:24:18.640 So we now have to put them down
00:24:20.400 like the ants that they are.
00:24:22.020 Let's crush them with our hefty boot
00:24:24.480 and then implement more extreme regulations
00:24:27.540 and legislation,
00:24:28.760 which again is what security services love
00:24:31.060 because all they want you to do
00:24:32.640 is get up in the morning,
00:24:33.480 go to work, shut your mouth,
00:24:35.020 come back home,
00:24:36.060 go to the mall,
00:24:36.940 watch your TV,
00:24:37.680 which we control.
00:24:38.860 And as long as they're doing that,
00:24:40.100 they're perfectly happy
00:24:40.920 to be able to go and put their feet up
00:24:42.660 and go and enjoy themselves.
00:24:44.540 Lazy people that they are.
00:24:46.440 I nearly said,
00:24:47.300 you know,
00:24:47.660 song title.
00:24:49.440 And you can see that I have no respect
00:24:51.960 for people in our security services
00:24:53.920 at the moment whatsoever
00:24:54.900 because I think they are part and parcel
00:24:57.040 of a way of just ensuring
00:24:58.880 that people in our country
00:25:00.460 are impoverished forever
00:25:01.520 and don't have any respect for themselves.
00:25:03.420 It's just absolutely that gambit
00:25:05.780 of goading someone,
00:25:07.660 poking them with a stick,
00:25:09.000 poking them in the eye
00:25:09.680 until they go berserk
00:25:11.140 and start throwing punches
00:25:12.120 and kicks and elbows.
00:25:13.160 Then it's your fault.
00:25:13.740 And then you're the aggressor.
00:25:15.420 That's right.
00:25:16.400 And they love it.
00:25:16.940 We have here the AFD suing
00:25:22.500 the BFV over the extremist label.
00:25:26.180 And I want to end with,
00:25:28.260 again,
00:25:28.920 talking about evidence.
00:25:31.240 I think the healthier mentality
00:25:33.720 in this case,
00:25:34.680 at least the mentality
00:25:35.480 that is suited to be against totalitarianism
00:25:38.820 is the one that says that
00:25:40.520 rights shouldn't be treated
00:25:42.400 as privileges granted
00:25:44.940 at a bureaucrat's discretion.
00:25:46.940 So when we have governments
00:25:48.420 and establishments
00:25:49.520 that are trying to push forward
00:25:52.080 really radical action
00:25:54.160 against their opponents,
00:25:55.820 the first reaction should be,
00:25:57.620 is there sufficient evidence?
00:25:59.680 And is there any hard evidence?
00:26:02.460 Not just disagreements,
00:26:04.640 not just pointing out things
00:26:07.120 that a woke professor
00:26:09.280 just wouldn't find palatable.
00:26:12.320 That's not enough.
00:26:13.520 I mean,
00:26:15.080 just on the evidence again
00:26:16.060 of when I spoke to Peter Boehringer,
00:26:18.420 he was so,
00:26:19.780 and I don't mean this
00:26:20.560 as a criticism of the man,
00:26:21.580 but he was quite milquetoast,
00:26:23.200 to be honest.
00:26:23.760 There was two,
00:26:24.460 three or four things
00:26:25.440 I asked him about
00:26:26.200 and he just said,
00:26:27.420 I asked him about like
00:26:28.040 the Merkel wave,
00:26:29.340 I asked him about the Ukrainian,
00:26:31.240 so the pipeline getting blown up,
00:26:33.260 I asked him about American bases
00:26:35.420 all over Germany
00:26:36.360 and all of them.
00:26:37.160 He's like,
00:26:37.360 I just can't comment on it
00:26:39.640 because it's too dangerous.
00:26:41.000 People,
00:26:41.920 politically,
00:26:42.520 too dangerous.
00:26:43.540 People in my country
00:26:44.640 will just point at me
00:26:45.560 and say,
00:26:46.000 you're talking extremism.
00:26:48.200 Well,
00:26:48.340 I just asked for an opinion
00:26:49.280 about American bases
00:26:50.540 and he's like,
00:26:51.000 I'm sorry,
00:26:52.180 I can't.
00:26:52.640 And that's it.
00:26:53.100 That's how controlled they are.
00:26:54.520 That's how dangerous
00:26:55.440 this particular is.
00:26:57.160 And you say it,
00:26:58.820 when America,
00:26:59.500 they turn around
00:27:00.020 and say you've lost democracy
00:27:01.240 and freedom of speech.
00:27:03.600 They're right.
00:27:04.320 They're absolutely right.
00:27:06.420 But in Germany,
00:27:07.620 they don't recognize it
00:27:08.820 because culturally,
00:27:10.300 only those in power are right.
00:27:13.100 We have the narrative.
00:27:14.740 We know what we're saying.
00:27:15.920 You believe what we do.
00:27:17.960 And to say what you said about that,
00:27:19.960 not being able to express an opinion,
00:27:22.080 is a classic example
00:27:23.380 of totalitarianism.
00:27:26.000 Right.
00:27:26.700 We don't have any comment
00:27:28.540 for the ramble chat.
00:27:30.640 No ramble rents.
00:27:31.800 No ramble rents.
00:27:33.000 Yeah.
00:27:33.540 Alrighty.
00:27:34.820 It's time to go
00:27:35.380 to the second segment.
00:27:37.420 Okay.
00:27:37.900 So over the weekend,
00:27:39.140 it seems that there were,
00:27:40.200 well,
00:27:40.600 there was more than one
00:27:41.660 alleged terrorist plot
00:27:44.100 rumbled in the UK.
00:27:45.500 More than one.
00:27:46.340 Yeah.
00:27:47.760 Seemingly coming from Iran.
00:27:49.760 So I thought it was just,
00:27:50.780 we need to talk about this a bit.
00:27:52.480 Yes.
00:27:53.240 I thought,
00:27:53.680 because,
00:27:54.020 you know,
00:27:54.560 all over the Western world,
00:27:55.720 all over the world,
00:27:56.520 there's terrorist issues.
00:27:58.200 But these two
00:27:59.000 seem to be coming from,
00:27:59.980 specifically from Iran,
00:28:00.840 sort of state actors in Iran,
00:28:02.460 if we believe what we're told.
00:28:04.640 There's not that much information
00:28:06.720 coming out just yet.
00:28:08.100 All the,
00:28:08.840 I've lined up like a number of things,
00:28:10.480 like AP,
00:28:11.020 Reuters,
00:28:11.700 Guardian,
00:28:12.160 BBC,
00:28:12.720 Sky,
00:28:12.900 they've all got sort of the same quotes,
00:28:15.480 the same sort of,
00:28:16.200 the same sort of small number of soundbites
00:28:19.480 that they're allowed,
00:28:20.340 that they're going with at the moment.
00:28:22.280 We'll see if and when these people
00:28:23.680 ever come up for trial,
00:28:24.680 what actually is going on.
00:28:26.060 So first of all,
00:28:26.960 what was it?
00:28:27.940 Was it on Saturday,
00:28:29.600 there were two different,
00:28:31.200 two different groups of people,
00:28:33.380 eight men in total,
00:28:34.700 seven of which were Iranian nationals,
00:28:37.380 but two different groups.
00:28:38.300 And apparently they're saying
00:28:39.320 they're not connected.
00:28:41.680 But okay,
00:28:42.200 I mean,
00:28:42.400 that's sort of more worrying in a way.
00:28:44.340 The fact that they're Iranian.
00:28:46.440 Yeah.
00:28:48.540 So I thought I'd read it
00:28:49.800 just a little bit
00:28:50.620 just to give you what
00:28:51.320 the mainstream media
00:28:52.420 is sort of telling us.
00:28:53.220 Five men
00:28:53.760 are continuing to be questioned
00:28:56.620 by police
00:28:57.140 over an alleged terror plot
00:28:58.560 in the UK.
00:28:59.140 The men including
00:28:59.700 four Iranian nationals
00:29:00.860 are being held
00:29:01.900 over an alleged plan
00:29:03.260 to quote,
00:29:03.680 target a specific premises
00:29:05.440 the Metropolitan Police said.
00:29:07.220 There's been some speculation,
00:29:08.820 and I stress this,
00:29:09.460 absolute speculation,
00:29:10.740 whether it's sort of
00:29:11.660 Iranian expat journalists,
00:29:13.780 which often seems to be
00:29:15.460 an Iranian state target,
00:29:18.400 you know,
00:29:18.980 other Iranians
00:29:19.760 just in the West,
00:29:20.680 whether it's France,
00:29:21.380 Britain,
00:29:21.660 America,
00:29:22.100 wherever,
00:29:22.760 that are anti-Iranian
00:29:24.420 and say so openly
00:29:25.800 in the West,
00:29:26.840 they get targeted by...
00:29:28.120 They're going for Maya 2C2.
00:29:29.680 Maya 2C2,
00:29:30.480 God,
00:29:30.940 yeah.
00:29:32.540 Or whether some say...
00:29:33.260 He's not particularly liked by them.
00:29:34.620 No,
00:29:34.900 I wouldn't know,
00:29:35.400 because he's vocal
00:29:36.860 against them,
00:29:37.520 isn't he?
00:29:37.760 He is.
00:29:38.280 Or whether they were
00:29:39.240 going to target
00:29:39.820 a Jewish
00:29:41.940 or Israeli embassy
00:29:43.120 or something,
00:29:43.600 we don't know.
00:29:44.720 That's just pure speculation,
00:29:46.560 but the line is
00:29:48.180 target a specific premises,
00:29:49.800 so God knows really
00:29:50.740 what it is,
00:29:51.540 whether we'll ever find out.
00:29:52.900 They were arrested
00:29:53.560 in Swindon,
00:29:55.140 in the West Country,
00:29:56.640 where we are,
00:29:57.720 of all places.
00:29:58.560 Yeah.
00:29:59.000 West London,
00:29:59.640 Stockport,
00:30:00.100 Rochdale and Manchester.
00:30:01.680 And we were joking
00:30:02.220 just before we came,
00:30:03.000 just before we went live,
00:30:04.680 that like,
00:30:05.440 somewhere in the Iranian
00:30:06.700 deep state,
00:30:07.880 they're looking at
00:30:08.720 sort of,
00:30:09.540 Westminster,
00:30:10.500 Whitehall,
00:30:11.100 RAF bases,
00:30:12.360 and Swindon High Street,
00:30:13.840 apparently.
00:30:16.280 I'm joking,
00:30:17.160 of course,
00:30:17.560 it's,
00:30:17.820 why would,
00:30:19.080 it doesn't,
00:30:19.500 it's crazy.
00:30:19.920 People are barbers out there
00:30:20.840 that are not under our control,
00:30:22.120 take them out.
00:30:22.780 Right,
00:30:23.260 yeah,
00:30:24.180 yeah,
00:30:24.520 we need complete,
00:30:25.460 full spectrum dominance
00:30:26.520 of barbers in Wiltshire,
00:30:29.460 Tehran.
00:30:30.940 Yes,
00:30:31.340 this is how we get our boys in,
00:30:32.920 get all the barbers in England,
00:30:34.760 and go on,
00:30:35.480 the Afghans have got some,
00:30:36.560 take them out.
00:30:37.940 There's one Iraqi controlled barber
00:30:40.340 still left in Swindon.
00:30:41.620 Yes,
00:30:42.080 that's the goal.
00:30:43.040 Send in the boys.
00:30:43.840 Three other Iranian men
00:30:48.560 were arrested in London
00:30:49.380 on Saturday
00:30:49.880 in relation to a separate
00:30:51.060 counter-terrorism investigation,
00:30:52.460 apparently.
00:30:53.320 On Sunday,
00:30:53.780 Home Secretary Yvette Cooper
00:30:55.020 said that the two operations
00:30:56.400 reflect some of the biggest
00:30:57.900 counter-state threat
00:30:58.920 and counter-terrorism operations
00:31:01.980 that we have seen
00:31:02.960 in recent years.
00:31:04.060 I'm pleased that they could
00:31:04.860 distinguish that they were men.
00:31:07.000 Oh, right,
00:31:07.400 yeah.
00:31:08.620 Claiming to be men.
00:31:09.740 Let's not rule out
00:31:10.940 that they are deep down,
00:31:12.200 in fact,
00:31:12.520 women.
00:31:12.660 The office has moved,
00:31:14.340 obviously,
00:31:14.900 under the court case now
00:31:15.780 and they state it out.
00:31:16.780 There was a clip of Yvette Cooper
00:31:19.060 and she was in total robot mode,
00:31:22.460 you know,
00:31:23.320 as you can imagine.
00:31:24.180 Yeah.
00:31:24.700 Because all this stuff,
00:31:25.820 as you say,
00:31:26.200 sort of special branch,
00:31:27.720 counter-terrorist police,
00:31:29.660 MI5,
00:31:30.820 it's all under the Home Office,
00:31:31.720 so,
00:31:32.240 in other words,
00:31:32.720 under her,
00:31:33.320 so ultimately the buck
00:31:34.280 stops with her as opposed to.
00:31:35.920 The BBC article goes on here
00:31:37.500 to say,
00:31:37.920 as part of the investigation
00:31:38.720 into a alleged terror plot,
00:31:40.120 police arrested the five men,
00:31:41.720 two aged 29,
00:31:42.400 a 40-year-old
00:31:43.220 and another aged 46.
00:31:45.000 In the early hours
00:31:45.660 of Saturday morning,
00:31:46.760 the fifth person's nationality
00:31:47.880 and age has not been confirmed.
00:31:49.240 The Met Office,
00:31:50.240 sorry,
00:31:50.540 the Met Police said
00:31:51.700 the affected site,
00:31:53.320 allegedly targeting the plot,
00:31:54.620 had been made aware
00:31:55.420 and was being supported
00:31:56.560 by police.
00:31:57.940 Footage showed
00:31:58.640 an armed officer
00:31:59.320 taking a man
00:31:59.840 from a house in Rochdale.
00:32:01.080 Sorry,
00:32:01.980 sorry.
00:32:02.340 This looks like something else.
00:32:04.440 I've just seen the last sentence.
00:32:07.260 In Swindon.
00:32:08.580 Yeah.
00:32:09.060 No,
00:32:09.440 in Swindon.
00:32:10.760 That's got me.
00:32:12.060 Well,
00:32:12.360 just quick to say that,
00:32:13.160 in Rochdale,
00:32:13.740 another man was dragged
00:32:14.500 through the streets in Swindon
00:32:15.780 with plastic bags
00:32:17.060 over his arms.
00:32:19.340 It is understood
00:32:19.900 military personnel
00:32:20.840 were involved
00:32:21.480 in the Rochdale raid.
00:32:23.260 In Swindon,
00:32:23.800 one eyewitness told the BBC
00:32:24.760 that six men
00:32:25.320 entered a cafe
00:32:25.940 which was actually
00:32:27.140 Costa Coffee.
00:32:28.260 Costa.
00:32:29.100 Costa Coffee,
00:32:29.580 which we've all walked past
00:32:30.580 hundreds of times.
00:32:31.620 Yeah.
00:32:32.080 Hundreds,
00:32:32.400 hundreds of times.
00:32:34.060 And the suspect
00:32:35.080 had ordered a coffee
00:32:36.380 and donuts.
00:32:38.060 So,
00:32:38.420 they ordered,
00:32:38.860 sorry,
00:32:39.140 they ordered coffee.
00:32:40.080 The police,
00:32:40.420 the undercover military
00:32:41.760 or police guy
00:32:42.580 ordered coffee
00:32:44.360 and donuts.
00:32:45.280 A chocolate beer.
00:32:45.760 Oh,
00:32:45.880 they dumped him.
00:32:47.620 I'm sorry.
00:32:48.620 It's a cliche.
00:32:49.580 It is.
00:32:50.960 Can I have six coffee
00:32:52.240 and six donuts?
00:32:53.180 Got to jump him now.
00:32:54.400 Yeah.
00:32:54.960 I'm sorry,
00:32:55.440 we shouldn't be
00:32:56.080 really making fun
00:32:56.780 about this.
00:32:57.440 But that sentence alone,
00:32:59.740 it's almost out
00:33:00.480 of a comedy sketch.
00:33:01.680 Like,
00:33:01.860 we've got a really,
00:33:02.540 really important
00:33:03.400 sort of counter-espionage
00:33:04.840 mission to do,
00:33:05.800 but we could get
00:33:07.040 a yum yum
00:33:07.520 while we're here.
00:33:09.300 Right?
00:33:09.540 Chocolate twist.
00:33:10.420 Yeah,
00:33:10.660 maybe a reduced price.
00:33:12.760 There's time for a Danish.
00:33:14.140 Come on,
00:33:14.420 lads.
00:33:14.800 Come on.
00:33:15.160 Let's go.
00:33:15.980 Yeah.
00:33:16.720 I'll finish now.
00:33:17.720 Let's jump him.
00:33:18.440 Yeah.
00:33:19.180 Wait,
00:33:19.580 he's gone.
00:33:19.960 Let's go.
00:33:20.780 So,
00:33:21.140 before they followed him
00:33:22.800 out and jumped on him.
00:33:23.740 So,
00:33:24.300 there's a little
00:33:25.040 sort of nine-second clip
00:33:26.420 here,
00:33:27.040 which we'll play.
00:33:27.920 Is this the Swindon one?
00:33:28.800 Yeah.
00:33:29.920 So,
00:33:30.560 it's...
00:33:31.040 How did they order
00:33:33.580 the doughnuts
00:33:35.280 and coffee
00:33:36.320 with balaclavas
00:33:37.360 on their head?
00:33:39.060 Yeah.
00:33:39.580 Was that not the telltale sign
00:33:41.100 that someone's coming
00:33:41.960 for you?
00:33:43.220 You come in with a balaclava.
00:33:44.840 Six...
00:33:45.420 Sorry.
00:33:46.800 Six
00:33:47.200 coffees and doughnuts,
00:33:49.000 please.
00:33:49.800 Jump him down.
00:33:51.000 Ignore the balaclava.
00:33:52.160 Yeah.
00:33:52.440 It's an anti-COVID measure.
00:33:53.580 Don't worry about it.
00:33:55.260 So,
00:33:55.740 anyone that knows Swindon
00:33:57.160 can see that,
00:33:59.460 like,
00:33:59.840 there's the Iceland.
00:34:01.560 Yeah.
00:34:02.580 Like,
00:34:02.840 this is right in the middle
00:34:03.760 of Swindon.
00:34:04.860 It's really incongruous.
00:34:07.100 Really,
00:34:07.480 really disturbing,
00:34:08.640 really.
00:34:08.860 Yeah.
00:34:09.480 And also,
00:34:10.180 this guy,
00:34:11.780 if you can see,
00:34:13.600 they've got like,
00:34:14.320 they put,
00:34:14.540 yeah,
00:34:14.700 they put some sort
00:34:15.300 of plastic bags over his arm.
00:34:16.460 I've never seen that before.
00:34:17.800 No.
00:34:18.340 I can only imagine it's to do
00:34:19.600 sort of trying to preserve evidence.
00:34:21.460 Yeah.
00:34:21.640 Whether he had gunpowder residue
00:34:23.340 or bomb making chemicals
00:34:25.280 on his hands
00:34:25.860 or God knows what.
00:34:28.060 I can only imagine that.
00:34:29.760 I love the reaction
00:34:30.480 of some of the people
00:34:31.300 as they're being dragged power.
00:34:32.300 Look at that girl on the left.
00:34:34.140 Absolutely nothing.
00:34:35.300 Doesn't even notice
00:34:36.160 that six men are dragging a guy
00:34:37.880 with a plastic bag
00:34:38.680 around his head and his arms
00:34:39.720 and she's just carrying on.
00:34:41.160 Because anyone watching this,
00:34:42.180 the cops
00:34:42.740 or MI5 dudes,
00:34:44.320 whoever they are,
00:34:45.080 whatever they are,
00:34:45.720 they're not in any sort of uniform.
00:34:47.340 They're plain clothes,
00:34:48.660 balaclava guys
00:34:49.560 dragging another dude
00:34:52.520 through the street
00:34:53.060 in the middle of Swindon.
00:34:54.840 Is that saying
00:34:55.220 it's a normal Saturday night
00:34:56.140 in Swindon?
00:34:56.700 Just like that
00:34:57.140 and they're used to it.
00:34:58.340 Yeah.
00:34:59.540 It's just horrible
00:35:01.720 and worrying.
00:35:03.020 So anyway,
00:35:04.340 there's just lots of other links
00:35:06.260 just to show
00:35:06.980 even the local Wiltshire.
00:35:09.860 Yeah.
00:35:10.640 Yeah.
00:35:10.960 Yeah,
00:35:11.160 this is where it was.
00:35:13.220 It's pretty cool
00:35:16.960 to wear the kafirs
00:35:19.080 on their heads
00:35:20.100 with cameras.
00:35:22.240 Yeah.
00:35:23.400 It's just,
00:35:23.820 this is the world
00:35:24.440 we live in now.
00:35:25.120 I mean,
00:35:25.260 one of the things
00:35:25.680 I wanted to say,
00:35:26.760 if you remember,
00:35:27.940 certainly Stephen Yeo
00:35:29.340 and I still,
00:35:30.040 probably just about old enough
00:35:31.040 to remember
00:35:31.440 sort of a pre-9-11 world
00:35:33.060 where Islam,
00:35:36.220 let alone Islamic terrorism,
00:35:37.640 was just unknown.
00:35:38.600 I mean,
00:35:38.960 unknown in the West,
00:35:41.040 in Britain.
00:35:41.420 Well,
00:35:41.540 almost,
00:35:41.840 there'll be some
00:35:43.160 Futura tippers out there
00:35:44.100 that will say,
00:35:44.560 well,
00:35:44.720 there's this there.
00:35:45.400 It's almost,
00:35:46.080 almost unknown.
00:35:47.680 I mean,
00:35:47.960 I remember after 9-11,
00:35:49.120 people,
00:35:49.540 lots of people
00:35:50.160 didn't know the difference
00:35:51.100 between a Sikh and a Muslim.
00:35:52.680 No.
00:35:53.120 That's honestly true.
00:35:54.300 There were some people,
00:35:54.920 some Sikhs that got sort of
00:35:56.100 targeted and harassed
00:35:57.240 or beaten up
00:35:57.980 straight after 9-11
00:35:59.260 as a knee-jerk reaction thing
00:36:00.500 because people didn't know
00:36:01.340 the difference.
00:36:02.200 It just wasn't a thing
00:36:03.400 and now the West is flooded
00:36:05.260 with an almost endless string
00:36:07.120 of Islamic terrorism.
00:36:08.980 So just for the younger people
00:36:10.300 who might not be aware,
00:36:11.840 it never used to be like this.
00:36:13.020 The world of Blair and Bush
00:36:14.320 changed everything for us
00:36:15.780 when they decided
00:36:16.560 that they're going
00:36:17.120 on a geopolitical rant
00:36:18.660 to try and take on
00:36:20.300 Iran
00:36:21.980 and also China
00:36:23.720 and Russia
00:36:24.100 in the future
00:36:24.740 by building up wars
00:36:26.340 in Iraq,
00:36:27.400 in Syria
00:36:28.000 and preparing all of this
00:36:29.620 in Afghanistan.
00:36:30.200 I can understand
00:36:31.280 that they wanted to kill off communism
00:36:32.940 but having to do deals
00:36:34.520 with the Taliban
00:36:35.680 that suggested
00:36:36.720 and what came Al-Qaeda
00:36:38.520 that we will give you
00:36:39.920 your country
00:36:40.600 just like Israel
00:36:41.740 has got its country
00:36:42.720 with its own religion,
00:36:43.800 you can have your own
00:36:44.640 type of religion there
00:36:45.520 and then renege on it.
00:36:47.120 What did they expect?
00:36:48.420 You're talking about
00:36:48.880 the 1980s Mujahideen effort
00:36:50.740 against the Soviets
00:36:51.640 in Afghanistan.
00:36:52.240 That's when they first
00:36:53.100 started to deal with it
00:36:54.080 and then they built it up.
00:36:55.060 The birth of Al-Qaeda.
00:36:56.220 I've interviewed
00:36:57.020 Dr. Jeffrey Bale
00:36:58.300 he is working
00:36:59.220 on counter-terrorism
00:37:00.320 and you can see
00:37:01.460 the interview
00:37:02.080 on our website
00:37:03.460 and he was saying
00:37:04.560 that after the fall
00:37:05.560 of the Berlin Wall
00:37:06.440 the personnel
00:37:07.380 essentially
00:37:08.260 was
00:37:09.240 the same
00:37:10.700 and they didn't change
00:37:12.080 the way
00:37:13.420 they approached
00:37:14.040 the terrorists
00:37:15.140 and they didn't
00:37:16.600 take them
00:37:17.000 as true believers.
00:37:17.920 They thought
00:37:18.220 they would
00:37:18.640 deep down
00:37:19.520 be able to strike
00:37:20.540 and deal with them.
00:37:21.200 Yeah, that's it.
00:37:22.580 That's the naivety
00:37:23.320 but then they decide
00:37:24.560 to go to war
00:37:25.160 and as you
00:37:25.660 keep bombing countries
00:37:27.740 it gives people
00:37:28.860 a belief to leave
00:37:30.640 and then suddenly
00:37:31.900 you're going to get
00:37:32.480 people coming out
00:37:33.380 of those
00:37:33.780 into our countries
00:37:34.740 who are not
00:37:35.260 the genuine
00:37:35.820 refugees and asylum seekers
00:37:37.620 they are part
00:37:38.260 of the believers
00:37:38.960 who they were running from
00:37:40.540 and that's what
00:37:41.460 we're facing now
00:37:42.260 and the more
00:37:42.820 that we do it
00:37:43.380 the more that we'll have.
00:37:45.120 You mentioned
00:37:45.880 sort of the
00:37:46.320 Bush and Blair years
00:37:48.000 yeah I can't stress
00:37:49.640 again for sort of
00:37:50.420 the younger generation
00:37:51.380 that won't remember it
00:37:52.360 what a different world
00:37:54.040 it was before 9-11
00:37:55.280 there's the famous
00:37:56.720 George Bush
00:37:57.540 one of George Bush's
00:37:58.720 State of the Union
00:38:00.420 speeches where he
00:38:01.120 said Iran, Iraq
00:38:02.240 and North Korea
00:38:02.880 yeah
00:38:03.660 there is a cold war
00:38:05.240 going on between
00:38:05.800 the West and Iran
00:38:07.000 yes
00:38:07.680 absolutely
00:38:08.560 so okay
00:38:10.620 just before I carry on
00:38:11.520 I'll just show
00:38:12.220 there's sort of
00:38:12.680 the Guardian
00:38:13.140 it's all over the news
00:38:14.240 Sky News
00:38:14.940 and there was one
00:38:16.020 that said
00:38:16.440 claimed there was
00:38:17.420 yeah just hours away
00:38:19.360 the Standard
00:38:19.920 claimed that
00:38:21.260 an attack
00:38:22.060 was just hours
00:38:23.280 from being launched
00:38:24.140 before being foiled
00:38:25.340 by police
00:38:26.000 we won't listen to
00:38:27.760 Yvette Cooper
00:38:28.280 just read the lines
00:38:29.440 that other people
00:38:30.000 have said for her
00:38:30.960 the Standard
00:38:33.700 another
00:38:35.040 I think was quite
00:38:35.880 interesting
00:38:36.260 the Foreign Office
00:38:38.760 has banned
00:38:39.640 one or two
00:38:40.260 recently
00:38:41.000 banned one or two
00:38:42.180 Iranian organisations
00:38:43.700 that they're saying
00:38:45.020 are just
00:38:46.000 out and out
00:38:46.820 bad guys
00:38:47.640 isn't it weird
00:38:48.960 that we
00:38:49.520 hear the police
00:38:51.200 and the media
00:38:52.080 saying actively
00:38:53.280 it was a terror
00:38:54.340 plot
00:38:54.680 yeah
00:38:55.400 well that's the line
00:38:56.060 that was the motive
00:38:56.980 but that's how
00:38:57.800 it works
00:38:58.520 so you'll get a
00:38:59.060 press office now
00:38:59.820 is either within
00:39:00.660 the Home Office
00:39:01.400 or those in the
00:39:03.220 security services
00:39:04.100 they've got a press
00:39:04.780 office team
00:39:05.260 they will create
00:39:06.740 their legend
00:39:07.620 with their press
00:39:08.900 release
00:39:09.220 and the legend
00:39:09.720 will have the lines
00:39:11.020 that the certain
00:39:11.680 selected journalists
00:39:12.820 who are connected
00:39:13.600 to that
00:39:14.060 will be allowed
00:39:14.940 to have
00:39:15.480 and all of them
00:39:17.000 will be told
00:39:17.560 that you've got
00:39:18.040 to say the same
00:39:18.840 line
00:39:19.300 this is all
00:39:19.940 you're getting
00:39:20.480 from us
00:39:20.980 and you're getting
00:39:22.120 this as the
00:39:23.680 lead for your
00:39:24.920 organisation
00:39:25.500 so you get this
00:39:27.020 kind of one-on-one
00:39:27.720 relationship
00:39:28.320 with the journalist
00:39:29.300 but you stay the same
00:39:30.600 so this is what
00:39:31.260 Tony Benn used to say
00:39:32.360 when you say that
00:39:33.380 we're in a media
00:39:34.020 democracy of media
00:39:35.800 you're not
00:39:37.000 you're in a democracy
00:39:37.960 of one line
00:39:38.840 being given to
00:39:39.600 several media
00:39:40.400 it's always the same
00:39:42.080 line
00:39:42.620 sorry just
00:39:44.800 why I'm asking
00:39:46.140 this is because
00:39:47.000 when something
00:39:48.740 does happen
00:39:49.700 we frequently
00:39:50.760 have the whole
00:39:51.460 establishment
00:39:51.980 and the media
00:39:52.620 saying
00:39:53.020 it's too
00:39:53.920 early for us
00:39:55.480 to say
00:39:56.340 it was
00:39:56.960 terror attack
00:39:58.080 or not
00:39:58.820 it looks like
00:40:00.060 they're not
00:40:00.500 it's not too early
00:40:01.980 for them to say
00:40:02.600 now
00:40:02.860 I'm not saying
00:40:03.560 it didn't happen
00:40:04.260 and it wasn't
00:40:05.120 just saying
00:40:05.820 for next time
00:40:07.000 and all the times
00:40:08.500 that they've said
00:40:09.300 that it was
00:40:10.020 too early to say
00:40:10.880 but he also gives
00:40:11.760 them an out
00:40:12.260 you see this is
00:40:13.400 the important part
00:40:14.060 of the line
00:40:14.420 if they've made
00:40:14.880 a mistake
00:40:15.320 they can say
00:40:16.680 it looks like
00:40:17.820 it was
00:40:18.440 and then it turns
00:40:19.040 out it's no
00:40:19.640 it's just a
00:40:20.220 bunch of guys
00:40:21.160 who were going
00:40:21.520 to attack
00:40:22.680 homeland
00:40:23.180 on the weekend
00:40:24.280 or something
00:40:24.740 like that
00:40:25.260 but we needed
00:40:26.280 to go in
00:40:27.020 in this way
00:40:27.560 just to make sure
00:40:28.440 so it does
00:40:29.260 that sort of
00:40:29.840 language allows
00:40:30.760 them to have
00:40:31.380 that flexibility
00:40:32.280 to be able
00:40:33.620 to create the
00:40:34.200 headline
00:40:34.580 after all
00:40:35.680 Iranians are now
00:40:36.420 our current bad
00:40:37.000 boys and we need
00:40:37.740 to ensure that
00:40:38.400 they're constantly
00:40:39.520 in the bad boy line
00:40:40.440 and if they make
00:40:41.380 a mistake
00:40:41.740 it can fade away
00:40:43.040 and no one
00:40:43.880 will notice the
00:40:44.540 difference
00:40:45.000 you both made
00:40:46.000 some good points
00:40:46.400 you used the word
00:40:46.920 legend there
00:40:47.760 absolutely exactly
00:40:49.460 the right term
00:40:50.940 that's what the
00:40:51.580 intelligence services
00:40:52.220 do to create a
00:40:53.060 legend around
00:40:54.220 somebody or an
00:40:55.260 organisation that
00:40:55.980 they can then
00:40:56.540 later point back
00:40:57.600 at and say
00:40:58.540 this is an
00:40:59.040 established fact
00:40:59.600 and it may well
00:41:00.320 not be
00:41:00.800 it may just be
00:41:01.720 all skullduggery
00:41:03.800 all sort of
00:41:04.660 espionage
00:41:05.260 liars
00:41:05.680 piled upon liars
00:41:06.700 you know
00:41:07.280 who knows
00:41:07.640 but anyway
00:41:08.060 yeah
00:41:08.560 and the other
00:41:09.160 thing you said
00:41:09.580 says where
00:41:10.140 it's interesting
00:41:11.400 to see when
00:41:12.160 the establishment
00:41:13.860 includes with
00:41:15.300 the mainstream
00:41:15.640 media
00:41:16.080 when they'll say
00:41:16.880 oh it's just
00:41:17.860 mental health
00:41:19.440 or we don't
00:41:20.320 know yet
00:41:20.780 it's too early
00:41:21.520 to say nobody
00:41:22.100 knows
00:41:22.480 or they come
00:41:22.960 out and say
00:41:23.380 no this guy
00:41:24.680 was this
00:41:25.640 immediately
00:41:26.660 I remember
00:41:27.760 the LA
00:41:29.080 shooting
00:41:29.760 sorry the
00:41:30.560 Las Vegas
00:41:31.060 shooting
00:41:31.620 how quickly
00:41:32.620 immediately
00:41:33.040 they came out
00:41:33.720 and they said
00:41:34.180 who it was
00:41:35.060 and what was
00:41:35.820 going on
00:41:36.280 and everything
00:41:36.580 behind it
00:41:37.040 and then
00:41:37.260 the other
00:41:37.640 ones
00:41:37.880 they just
00:41:38.240 sort of
00:41:38.820 feign
00:41:39.160 ignorance
00:41:40.600 we're going
00:41:40.940 to Germany
00:41:41.340 they love
00:41:42.400 all Muslim
00:41:43.120 terrorists
00:41:43.540 being mentally
00:41:44.140 ill
00:41:44.400 right yeah
00:41:45.220 I don't think
00:41:45.720 anyone's ever
00:41:46.180 done it
00:41:46.400 without terrorist
00:41:46.940 reasons
00:41:47.400 they've only
00:41:47.780 done it
00:41:48.020 because they're
00:41:48.400 not well
00:41:48.840 or he's
00:41:49.320 actually a
00:41:49.800 Christian
00:41:50.140 or he's
00:41:50.540 actually a
00:41:50.920 choir boy
00:41:51.380 or whatever
00:41:51.800 it is
00:41:52.240 I mean
00:41:52.540 so okay
00:41:53.960 but this time
00:41:54.760 they're saying
00:41:55.200 this is
00:41:55.740 Iranian
00:41:57.020 state-backed
00:41:58.920 characters
00:41:59.500 yes
00:42:00.020 NBC
00:42:01.120 obviously
00:42:01.680 American
00:42:02.060 is saying
00:42:03.220 there may be
00:42:03.620 a link
00:42:03.860 between these
00:42:04.380 two different
00:42:04.940 sets of
00:42:05.680 raids
00:42:06.080 but our
00:42:06.860 line is
00:42:07.340 that it
00:42:07.580 isn't
00:42:07.920 but anyway
00:42:08.360 AP
00:42:09.700 just going
00:42:11.500 with it
00:42:11.860 as well
00:42:12.360 well NBC
00:42:13.300 is important
00:42:13.900 because if you
00:42:14.540 want to get
00:42:14.840 the message
00:42:15.220 about being
00:42:15.740 anti-Iranian
00:42:16.460 then they're
00:42:16.840 the ones
00:42:17.120 to pass it
00:42:17.920 from here
00:42:18.260 back into
00:42:18.700 the US
00:42:19.180 and the
00:42:19.420 US now
00:42:19.980 all their
00:42:20.760 newspapers
00:42:21.200 will pick
00:42:21.980 it up
00:42:22.180 from NBC
00:42:22.660 so that
00:42:23.620 way it
00:42:24.520 now filters
00:42:25.300 slowly
00:42:25.920 across the
00:42:26.500 United States
00:42:27.240 from regional
00:42:28.260 to local
00:42:28.880 news
00:42:29.140 mainly
00:42:29.860 regional
00:42:30.560 it won't
00:42:30.920 necessarily
00:42:31.320 reach the
00:42:31.740 locals
00:42:32.060 but that's
00:42:32.820 a method
00:42:33.220 that they
00:42:33.600 use
00:42:34.080 in terms
00:42:34.780 of
00:42:35.020 pushing
00:42:35.560 it out
00:42:35.880 and AP
00:42:36.260 will be
00:42:36.620 the same
00:42:36.920 in Europe
00:42:37.300 so one of
00:42:38.740 the things
00:42:39.020 I wanted
00:42:39.340 to say
00:42:39.820 in this
00:42:40.100 segment
00:42:40.380 is to
00:42:40.820 try and
00:42:41.140 put a
00:42:41.440 little bit
00:42:41.920 more meat
00:42:42.360 on the
00:42:42.640 bones
00:42:43.120 for people
00:42:44.300 who might
00:42:44.820 not know
00:42:45.140 because there
00:42:45.600 is a long
00:42:46.420 and storied
00:42:48.060 and tumultuous
00:42:48.860 story
00:42:50.000 backstory
00:42:50.920 between
00:42:52.100 Russia
00:42:53.260 Britain
00:42:53.760 and the
00:42:54.280 United States
00:42:54.860 with Iran
00:42:55.420 or Persia
00:42:55.980 as it used
00:42:56.340 to be
00:42:56.680 so I just
00:42:57.500 wanted to
00:42:57.760 maybe run
00:42:58.200 through
00:42:58.360 just a quick
00:42:58.820 list
00:42:59.100 for people
00:42:59.560 so if
00:43:00.360 on your own
00:43:01.640 time
00:43:01.860 if you want to
00:43:02.180 look any of
00:43:02.560 this stuff
00:43:02.900 up
00:43:03.180 I mean
00:43:03.640 Britain
00:43:04.280 and Iran
00:43:05.100 again
00:43:05.640 or as Persia
00:43:06.280 as it used
00:43:06.560 to be
00:43:07.260 we've
00:43:08.400 to be
00:43:09.180 absolutely
00:43:09.540 honest
00:43:10.040 we have
00:43:10.780 screwed
00:43:11.100 with them
00:43:11.680 quite a lot
00:43:13.220 to be honest
00:43:14.400 they call us
00:43:15.100 the old fox
00:43:15.920 they think
00:43:16.900 that is what
00:43:17.700 that's their
00:43:18.860 nickname for us
00:43:19.760 in a derogatory
00:43:22.000 way
00:43:22.580 like this
00:43:23.320 wily old
00:43:24.140 fox
00:43:24.480 who can't
00:43:24.820 be trusted
00:43:25.240 and will
00:43:26.440 get in your
00:43:27.080 chicken coop
00:43:27.780 and kill
00:43:28.040 all your
00:43:28.240 chickens
00:43:28.500 if it can
00:43:29.040 I mean
00:43:29.720 they call
00:43:30.040 America
00:43:30.500 the great
00:43:31.340 satan
00:43:31.700 don't they
00:43:32.060 so okay
00:43:34.220 just a quick
00:43:34.680 list
00:43:34.880 quick
00:43:35.140 whirlwind
00:43:35.840 run through
00:43:36.280 I mean
00:43:36.540 going back
00:43:36.860 to the
00:43:37.080 19th century
00:43:37.840 there was
00:43:38.440 the great
00:43:38.860 game between
00:43:39.500 czarist Russia
00:43:40.260 and the
00:43:41.620 British Empire
00:43:42.500 sort of
00:43:43.460 a rush
00:43:44.800 to control
00:43:45.560 Central Asia
00:43:46.540 places like
00:43:47.040 Persia
00:43:47.380 Mesopotamia
00:43:48.020 modern day
00:43:48.400 Iraq
00:43:48.800 all sorts of
00:43:50.000 what is today
00:43:50.720 the Stans
00:43:51.340 Turkmenistan
00:43:51.980 a rush
00:43:53.400 for that
00:43:54.000 on the
00:43:54.700 great
00:43:54.980 chessboard
00:43:56.460 the devil's
00:43:57.200 chessboard
00:43:57.580 of world
00:43:58.300 affairs
00:43:59.200 nothing
00:44:01.360 has changed
00:44:02.180 this is
00:44:03.700 just
00:44:03.920 Herodotus
00:44:04.820 book one
00:44:05.360 who started
00:44:06.860 it
00:44:07.220 we'll send
00:44:08.500 Blair into
00:44:09.160 the stands
00:44:09.740 to make sure
00:44:10.320 that they
00:44:10.680 come to our
00:44:11.260 side
00:44:11.580 we'll give
00:44:12.620 them some
00:44:13.100 preferential
00:44:13.760 treatment
00:44:14.300 you know
00:44:14.760 now if you're
00:44:15.680 a Persian
00:44:16.280 person
00:44:16.900 you would
00:44:17.420 just obviously
00:44:17.900 resent that
00:44:18.400 who is Russia
00:44:19.140 who's Moscow
00:44:20.040 or London
00:44:20.520 to tell us
00:44:21.100 what we can
00:44:21.540 or can't
00:44:21.840 do
00:44:22.020 and who
00:44:22.320 our
00:44:22.480 leaders
00:44:22.760 are
00:44:23.420 don't blame
00:44:24.940 them
00:44:25.160 I don't blame
00:44:25.600 them
00:44:25.980 you know
00:44:26.460 there was some
00:44:27.040 little country
00:44:27.680 on the other
00:44:28.180 side of the
00:44:28.580 world that
00:44:28.880 screwed us
00:44:29.600 over a
00:44:31.300 dozen times
00:44:32.020 over a
00:44:32.400 century
00:44:32.760 if Burma
00:44:33.900 kept trying
00:44:34.520 to screw
00:44:35.200 with British
00:44:35.700 politics all
00:44:36.240 the time
00:44:36.640 you would
00:44:37.460 hate them
00:44:37.920 wouldn't you
00:44:38.320 resent them
00:44:39.300 be suspicious
00:44:39.960 of them
00:44:40.380 at the very
00:44:40.700 least
00:44:41.100 so in
00:44:42.100 like 1909
00:44:43.220 we created
00:44:45.000 the Anglo
00:44:46.560 Persian Oil
00:44:47.380 Company
00:44:47.800 where we were
00:44:50.220 just taking
00:44:51.180 their oil
00:44:51.560 basically taking
00:44:52.900 their oil
00:44:53.340 for dirt
00:44:54.200 cheap
00:44:54.560 yep and giving
00:44:55.360 them nothing
00:44:55.720 back
00:44:56.120 apart from a
00:44:57.080 few of our
00:44:57.680 selected
00:44:58.080 leaders
00:44:58.540 that we
00:44:59.740 put in
00:45:00.200 there
00:45:00.460 right
00:45:01.000 led on
00:45:01.520 later on
00:45:02.080 so in
00:45:02.440 1921
00:45:03.440 the British
00:45:04.860 basically
00:45:05.340 orchestrate
00:45:05.820 a coup
00:45:06.240 in Persia
00:45:07.540 to put in
00:45:08.020 the Shah
00:45:08.400 the old
00:45:08.900 Shah
00:45:09.200 yes
00:45:09.740 it's basically
00:45:10.120 two Shahs
00:45:10.800 you need to
00:45:11.120 know about
00:45:11.460 and this
00:45:11.920 is the
00:45:12.100 older one
00:45:12.600 yes
00:45:13.000 but by
00:45:13.720 World War
00:45:14.100 II
00:45:14.300 like in
00:45:14.620 World War
00:45:14.940 II
00:45:15.240 in 1941
00:45:17.100 we screwed
00:45:18.560 them so
00:45:19.120 badly
00:45:19.600 in 1941
00:45:20.300 Persia
00:45:21.420 was
00:45:21.800 completely
00:45:23.780 not on
00:45:24.960 anyone's
00:45:25.340 side
00:45:25.600 and there
00:45:27.200 was an
00:45:27.540 Anglo-Soviet
00:45:28.360 invasion
00:45:28.800 we just
00:45:30.080 invaded them
00:45:30.580 in 1941
00:45:31.120 and like
00:45:32.820 easily
00:45:33.100 steamrolled
00:45:33.600 them with
00:45:34.180 just a few
00:45:34.580 divisions
00:45:35.060 beat their
00:45:36.380 army
00:45:36.700 installed
00:45:37.420 somebody
00:45:37.800 else
00:45:38.160 and
00:45:39.020 well
00:45:40.520 not
00:45:40.940 somebody
00:45:41.280 else
00:45:41.460 but
00:45:41.660 because the
00:45:42.580 argument
00:45:42.920 they made
00:45:43.360 was that
00:45:43.720 there was
00:45:44.220 an outside
00:45:44.740 possibility
00:45:45.440 that some
00:45:46.060 important
00:45:46.620 railroads
00:45:47.480 or roads
00:45:48.040 might fall
00:45:48.520 into the
00:45:48.860 hands of
00:45:49.420 the Nazis
00:45:49.920 if Hitler
00:45:50.940 did get
00:45:51.460 his
00:45:51.700 panzer
00:45:52.260 divisions
00:45:52.600 all the
00:45:52.880 way down
00:45:53.100 to the
00:45:53.340 Caucasus
00:45:53.820 and it's
00:45:54.480 not a
00:45:54.700 million miles
00:45:55.160 away
00:45:55.520 but of
00:45:56.700 course
00:45:56.820 Russia
00:45:57.300 or Soviet
00:45:58.680 Russia
00:45:59.040 back then
00:45:59.660 was basically
00:46:01.020 butting up
00:46:01.640 against
00:46:02.040 Persia
00:46:02.600 so anyway
00:46:04.940 we just
00:46:06.040 totally screwed
00:46:06.880 them over
00:46:07.240 in World War
00:46:07.600 II
00:46:07.800 we was out
00:46:08.640 there by
00:46:09.080 1946
00:46:09.580 but nonetheless
00:46:10.440 once again
00:46:11.440 if you're an
00:46:11.980 Iranian
00:46:12.320 or a Persian
00:46:12.860 you would
00:46:13.240 just see
00:46:13.560 look back
00:46:14.020 at that
00:46:14.420 and you'd
00:46:16.620 be annoyed
00:46:17.120 to put it
00:46:17.680 mildly
00:46:18.060 wouldn't you
00:46:18.300 yeah
00:46:18.580 you'd see
00:46:19.120 some of
00:46:19.500 your families
00:46:19.940 being killed
00:46:20.540 by these
00:46:21.020 foreigners
00:46:21.360 who've come
00:46:21.820 all the way
00:46:22.200 from a
00:46:22.480 different land
00:46:23.020 and then
00:46:23.740 they start
00:46:24.120 stealing our
00:46:24.740 assets
00:46:25.020 and telling
00:46:25.520 us what
00:46:25.840 to do
00:46:26.360 for the
00:46:26.980 second time
00:46:27.620 yeah
00:46:27.960 right
00:46:28.480 and you'd
00:46:30.320 think warmly
00:46:31.180 of them
00:46:31.420 wouldn't you
00:46:31.780 you'd want
00:46:32.120 to pat
00:46:32.700 them on
00:46:33.020 the back
00:46:33.400 bring them
00:46:33.840 in and
00:46:34.180 sit them
00:46:34.520 for dinner
00:46:34.940 and say
00:46:35.280 how kind
00:46:36.220 you are
00:46:36.620 for destroying
00:46:37.140 us and
00:46:37.500 our history
00:46:38.000 and stealing
00:46:38.800 our resources
00:46:39.320 yeah yeah
00:46:39.880 yeah no
00:46:40.160 welcome to it
00:46:40.860 please have
00:46:41.360 more
00:46:41.660 but by
00:46:42.660 1953
00:46:43.360 a big
00:46:44.140 important year
00:46:44.860 for Iranian
00:46:45.440 history
00:46:45.740 is 1953
00:46:46.360 I mean
00:46:46.800 by 1951
00:46:48.000 they'd
00:46:48.340 voted in
00:46:48.880 democratically
00:46:49.560 Mossadegh
00:46:50.200 and he
00:46:52.360 was looking
00:46:53.020 to nationalize
00:46:54.520 the oil
00:46:54.980 all the oil
00:46:56.060 in Iran
00:46:56.560 and by this
00:46:58.480 time it's more
00:46:58.920 the CIA
00:46:59.440 the dark days
00:47:00.180 of like
00:47:00.480 Alan Dulles
00:47:01.080 where he was
00:47:01.540 ruling the world
00:47:02.280 covertly
00:47:03.340 the CIA
00:47:04.640 and the British
00:47:05.600 decided
00:47:06.340 we're just
00:47:06.980 going to
00:47:07.240 coup Mossadegh
00:47:07.980 out
00:47:08.280 and bring
00:47:09.280 the Shah
00:47:09.580 back
00:47:09.940 on the
00:47:10.300 excuse
00:47:10.560 that he
00:47:10.860 was going
00:47:11.100 to join
00:47:11.340 the communists
00:47:12.000 right yeah
00:47:12.660 just say
00:47:13.040 whatever you
00:47:13.400 need to
00:47:13.660 say
00:47:13.880 just say
00:47:14.580 whatever
00:47:14.760 you need
00:47:15.000 to say
00:47:15.320 and so
00:47:16.740 like
00:47:16.980 yeah
00:47:17.180 the great
00:47:18.860 Tehran
00:47:19.620 screwjob
00:47:20.280 of 53
00:47:21.160 once again
00:47:23.140 I mean
00:47:23.480 well
00:47:23.720 me and Dan
00:47:24.540 did a bit
00:47:24.940 of content
00:47:25.820 I think
00:47:26.300 probably my
00:47:27.020 top 10
00:47:27.460 most interesting
00:47:28.700 bits of content
00:47:29.620 we did a
00:47:30.340 bit of content
00:47:31.420 there all about
00:47:32.140 on the book
00:47:33.780 called
00:47:34.600 Confessions of an Economic
00:47:37.120 Hitman
00:47:37.580 hitman
00:47:37.620 where among
00:47:38.400 many other
00:47:39.200 examples
00:47:39.840 of
00:47:40.700 American
00:47:42.540 secret
00:47:43.660 policy
00:47:44.920 going on
00:47:45.580 was the
00:47:46.000 Mossadegh
00:47:46.540 53
00:47:46.840 thing
00:47:47.380 so
00:47:48.380 we brought
00:47:49.560 the Shah
00:47:49.900 back
00:47:50.240 we enforced
00:47:50.760 the Shah
00:47:51.200 back on
00:47:51.640 them
00:47:51.880 so we could
00:47:53.040 keep getting
00:47:53.760 the oil
00:47:54.220 and all
00:47:54.660 sorts of
00:47:54.960 things
00:47:55.260 but then
00:47:55.960 by
00:47:56.180 sort of
00:47:56.640 jump ahead
00:47:58.140 to 1979
00:47:58.940 the Islamic
00:47:59.460 revolution
00:47:59.880 where they
00:48:00.180 kicked out
00:48:00.600 the Shah
00:48:01.100 the same
00:48:01.440 Shah
00:48:01.720 the son
00:48:02.320 of the
00:48:02.680 old
00:48:02.920 1921
00:48:03.560 one
00:48:03.900 we put
00:48:04.240 in
00:48:04.480 so it
00:48:05.600 would be
00:48:05.680 1979
00:48:06.180 it didn't
00:48:06.620 come out
00:48:06.900 of nowhere
00:48:07.300 like the
00:48:09.140 Islamic
00:48:09.500 faction
00:48:10.180 in Iran
00:48:10.940 didn't
00:48:11.500 take those
00:48:12.840 American
00:48:13.200 people hostage
00:48:13.900 this is
00:48:14.520 Jimmy Carter
00:48:15.380 hold them
00:48:16.060 hostage for
00:48:16.480 a year
00:48:16.720 for no
00:48:17.280 reason
00:48:17.760 it didn't
00:48:18.320 come out
00:48:18.600 of nowhere
00:48:19.120 you're now
00:48:20.780 looking at
00:48:21.260 back at
00:48:21.720 at least
00:48:22.240 79 to
00:48:22.920 100
00:48:23.120 years
00:48:23.500 of people
00:48:24.680 saying we've
00:48:25.300 had enough
00:48:25.880 of being
00:48:26.660 controlled
00:48:27.200 by another
00:48:28.040 nation
00:48:28.340 we look
00:48:28.660 this as
00:48:29.040 history
00:48:29.460 you can
00:48:30.140 see that
00:48:30.640 through the
00:48:30.940 Roman
00:48:31.180 Empire
00:48:31.580 you can
00:48:31.940 see at
00:48:32.200 the end
00:48:32.460 of other
00:48:32.960 cultural
00:48:33.660 empires
00:48:34.180 people get
00:48:34.800 tired
00:48:35.320 eventually
00:48:36.640 of being
00:48:37.700 subverted
00:48:38.740 ignored
00:48:39.600 overruled
00:48:41.040 and basically
00:48:41.880 controlled
00:48:42.540 by entities
00:48:43.600 that are not
00:48:44.220 your own
00:48:44.520 or are your
00:48:45.500 puppets
00:48:46.060 and in a way
00:48:47.340 our leaving
00:48:48.060 Brexit was
00:48:48.780 one of those
00:48:49.560 because our
00:48:50.580 puppets at the
00:48:51.140 time installed
00:48:51.740 upon us
00:48:52.180 was the
00:48:52.500 European Union
00:48:53.260 again not in
00:48:54.260 the same way
00:48:54.940 and not in the
00:48:55.640 same way
00:48:55.960 of those
00:48:56.260 countries
00:48:56.660 but I can
00:48:57.340 understand a bit
00:48:57.960 and every time
00:48:58.840 we have something
00:48:59.460 like that
00:48:59.880 there are losses
00:49:00.800 you might
00:49:01.840 get the
00:49:02.320 family
00:49:02.660 yeah the
00:49:03.640 family of
00:49:04.140 the Shah
00:49:04.660 who is a
00:49:05.600 pretty nasty
00:49:06.100 man as he
00:49:06.640 was anyway
00:49:07.240 as we know
00:49:07.880 that as most
00:49:08.560 most dictators
00:49:09.380 were but there
00:49:10.480 were hundreds of
00:49:11.000 families that
00:49:11.500 were actually
00:49:12.200 benefiting doing
00:49:13.080 pretty well
00:49:13.720 that led them
00:49:14.700 to leave
00:49:15.380 and we've
00:49:15.720 talked about
00:49:16.160 individuals who've
00:49:16.940 had to escape
00:49:17.560 because of that
00:49:18.340 doing very well
00:49:19.260 so they are
00:49:20.260 the consequences
00:49:21.820 of the great
00:49:23.220 game continuing
00:49:24.100 and we have that
00:49:25.280 great game
00:49:25.780 continuing today
00:49:26.620 right
00:49:26.940 so this very
00:49:27.520 day
00:49:27.840 this very
00:49:28.440 onto the
00:49:29.000 streets of
00:49:29.460 Swindon
00:49:30.120 to the
00:49:30.460 streets of
00:49:31.000 Swindon's
00:49:31.540 Costa coffee
00:49:32.160 shop with
00:49:32.640 buns and
00:49:33.080 donuts
00:49:33.400 don't get me
00:49:34.220 wrong I am
00:49:34.860 no fan of
00:49:36.160 the Ayatollah
00:49:37.120 Khomeini or
00:49:37.940 the bullies in
00:49:39.020 Iran or the
00:49:39.700 1979 revolution
00:49:40.880 or anything I
00:49:41.240 think there was a
00:49:41.660 disaster for Iran
00:49:42.740 the Persian people
00:49:43.500 an absolute
00:49:44.080 disaster but by
00:49:45.040 the same token
00:49:45.540 as you say the
00:49:46.420 Shah was a
00:49:46.980 dictator
00:49:47.340 wasn't a good
00:49:48.420 guy I'm not a
00:49:50.100 fan of either of
00:49:50.900 these I'm just
00:49:51.280 saying what's
00:49:51.920 happened because
00:49:52.720 sometimes in fact
00:49:53.900 recently people
00:49:55.060 have taken whenever
00:49:55.540 I describe something
00:49:56.380 in history they
00:49:57.340 think that's what
00:49:57.920 I think
00:49:59.020 no I'm just
00:50:00.560 I'm just telling
00:50:01.100 you what happened
00:50:01.780 well Michael
00:50:02.560 once said he
00:50:04.720 who does not
00:50:05.240 know history
00:50:05.840 does not know
00:50:06.600 the future and
00:50:07.880 it doesn't mean
00:50:08.560 that we agree or
00:50:10.040 believe in every
00:50:10.620 aspect of history
00:50:11.520 but you have to
00:50:12.100 understand it to
00:50:12.880 interpret it and
00:50:14.220 apply it to where
00:50:15.160 it applies today
00:50:15.920 and most of the
00:50:16.980 time it can be
00:50:17.540 applied today not
00:50:18.320 always we know
00:50:19.380 that if you're
00:50:19.960 sensible so no
00:50:21.580 way would I think
00:50:22.320 that you're a
00:50:23.260 Shah supporter
00:50:24.000 or a muller
00:50:26.080 too over there
00:50:26.860 you know as soon
00:50:27.540 as you go out
00:50:27.960 of here you
00:50:28.340 put on your
00:50:28.680 muller kit I
00:50:29.280 mean that doesn't
00:50:30.220 happen I mean
00:50:31.320 Cicero said the
00:50:32.480 great Roman
00:50:32.900 author and
00:50:33.520 philosopher Cicero
00:50:34.260 said to remain
00:50:36.000 ignorant of the
00:50:36.540 past is to
00:50:37.060 forever remain a
00:50:37.800 child yeah you'll
00:50:38.680 be groping around
00:50:39.320 in the dark if
00:50:39.940 you don't have at
00:50:40.600 least some
00:50:41.440 understanding of
00:50:42.540 what happened
00:50:42.920 before because the
00:50:44.340 regime in Tehran
00:50:45.620 is still the same
00:50:47.600 one that was
00:50:49.140 brought about in
00:50:49.580 1979 yeah
00:50:50.560 okay so it still
00:50:52.800 goes on to say I
00:50:53.420 mean I remember
00:50:53.920 during the
00:50:54.480 Ahmadinejad era
00:50:56.180 do you remember
00:50:57.520 one point they
00:50:58.160 captured some
00:50:59.400 SAS dude or
00:51:00.220 SBS guy do you
00:51:01.720 remember that I
00:51:02.540 think it was at the
00:51:03.080 very end of Blair or
00:51:04.000 during the Brown
00:51:04.640 years Southampton or
00:51:05.460 Portsmouth or
00:51:06.060 something like that
00:51:06.680 yeah so we're doing
00:51:07.660 some sort of special
00:51:08.480 forces stuff like in
00:51:09.520 Iranian waters yeah
00:51:10.940 there's all sorts of
00:51:12.180 stuff behind the
00:51:13.200 scenes going on
00:51:14.080 between us not just
00:51:15.860 us also America I
00:51:17.120 mean you remember
00:51:17.500 when Trump blew up
00:51:19.060 that Qasem
00:51:19.920 Soleimani dude at
00:51:21.500 an airport just
00:51:22.180 dropped a munition on
00:51:23.240 his head and he's a
00:51:24.280 really really important
00:51:25.200 guy in the Iranian
00:51:26.340 state they had like a
00:51:27.860 whole state funeral for
00:51:28.740 him and stuff
00:51:29.240 going on today what
00:51:31.540 we will undoubtedly
00:51:33.420 never really be ever
00:51:34.680 be told but without
00:51:35.900 doubt they're turning
00:51:36.740 around and going who
00:51:37.840 can we replace who can
00:51:39.420 we put as our puppet
00:51:40.660 into Iran i.e who do
00:51:43.140 we say will be the
00:51:44.020 democratic leader
00:51:45.160 Zelensky of Iran and
00:51:48.020 who are we going to
00:51:48.680 find that will do our
00:51:50.500 bidding whatever we say
00:51:51.760 and we can promote him
00:51:52.800 and we'll build up a
00:51:53.500 nice marketing package
00:51:54.480 about him we'll give
00:51:55.480 him some good
00:51:55.960 credentials we'll make
00:51:57.420 him or her look good
00:51:59.160 and then we can just
00:52:00.500 try and find the way
00:52:01.580 of manipulating those
00:52:02.800 in power in Iran to
00:52:04.760 say well look come on
00:52:05.840 our side and then let's
00:52:07.240 have another coup or we
00:52:08.360 assassinate someone else
00:52:09.440 there and we create the
00:52:10.680 gap for them to move
00:52:12.000 in that's happening all
00:52:13.420 the time now as we're
00:52:15.480 doing and trying to do
00:52:16.340 in China as we're trying
00:52:17.220 to do in Russia in
00:52:18.240 any country that is not
00:52:19.820 doing as they're told
00:52:21.140 to us we're doing that
00:52:22.700 all the time and all of
00:52:23.980 this isn't even to
00:52:24.700 mention the the Israel
00:52:26.560 angle no I mean depending
00:52:29.540 on how belligerent any
00:52:30.800 given Iranian government
00:52:31.840 is they say things like
00:52:32.760 we want to just roll
00:52:33.820 Israel into the sea and
00:52:34.880 stuff and Israel say we
00:52:36.340 will not allow that
00:52:37.280 obviously they say we
00:52:38.360 will not allow that to
00:52:39.340 happen whatever happens
00:52:40.100 you know the people
00:52:40.920 that are making decisions
00:52:41.760 in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem
00:52:43.300 or the State Department in
00:52:44.740 the United States yeah
00:52:46.040 absolutely they'll be
00:52:46.940 looking to how can we
00:52:48.420 manipulate Iran to be not
00:52:51.340 a danger to us anymore
00:52:52.520 and if we can get their
00:52:54.020 resources that's a sort of
00:52:55.260 extra gravy but yeah no
00:52:58.000 all that is absolutely
00:52:59.920 going on and once again
00:53:02.180 if you're just an Iranian
00:53:03.640 patriot or nationalist or
00:53:06.120 whatever you would just
00:53:07.360 resent that to the ends of
00:53:08.460 the earth wouldn't you
00:53:09.060 yeah all you want to say is
00:53:10.580 why can I not run my own
00:53:11.900 country in the way that we
00:53:12.840 want it to be run leave
00:53:14.020 us alone you know at the
00:53:16.900 end of the day let us run
00:53:17.660 our own assets our own
00:53:18.760 things to benefit our
00:53:20.220 nation why do you have to
00:53:22.220 try and take over and
00:53:23.740 control us and it's
00:53:25.220 ultimately about a long
00:53:26.560 term power game is he who
00:53:28.320 controls all the assets
00:53:29.240 controls the people and
00:53:31.140 then they can do what
00:53:31.800 they're doing to us today
00:53:32.840 and none of this is to
00:53:35.040 play defence or to be an
00:53:36.200 apologist for what Iran's
00:53:37.540 doing not at all I mean I
00:53:39.880 don't think George Bush was
00:53:41.700 wrong particularly to say
00:53:42.960 that Iran Iraq and North
00:53:44.800 Korea are an axis of evil
00:53:46.760 not particularly I mean I
00:53:49.760 don't look necessarily at
00:53:51.520 the leaders what I'm
00:53:52.220 worried about more about
00:53:53.040 is the people the people
00:53:54.540 don't have to go to work
00:53:55.400 in any of those countries
00:53:56.380 oh let's be clear make a
00:53:57.460 distinction between their
00:53:58.300 governments and the
00:53:59.140 average person of course
00:54:00.400 of course always got to do
00:54:01.520 that because at the end of
00:54:02.580 the day it's those people
00:54:03.540 who are suffering and when
00:54:04.620 I look at that what's
00:54:05.480 happened in Iran Iraq
00:54:07.280 Afghanistan yes and Syria
00:54:08.980 now what's going on
00:54:10.360 someone's lost their mum
00:54:11.700 someone's lost their dad
00:54:12.640 someone's lost their whole
00:54:13.400 families the anger inside of
00:54:15.420 them the solitude no wonder
00:54:17.640 you want to go off and kill
00:54:18.560 somebody else for what
00:54:19.960 you've done to their family
00:54:21.040 so you create terrorists
00:54:22.580 but the other side you also
00:54:23.980 create those who are
00:54:24.740 petrified who live their
00:54:26.320 lives in fear that's what
00:54:28.100 we end up doing and so what
00:54:30.680 we're playing on whether it's
00:54:31.920 banning the AFD for our
00:54:33.160 security services or look and
00:54:35.000 the result of Iran coming on
00:54:36.300 attacking us is part of what
00:54:37.720 you're talking about it's that
00:54:39.360 long-term feeling of people
00:54:40.740 saying I've had enough
00:54:41.720 now I've got a deep well of
00:54:42.940 sympathy for your average
00:54:44.180 North Korean person or
00:54:46.880 Iranian person that's just
00:54:48.180 depressed yeah yeah well so
00:54:51.140 one thing just to finish off on
00:54:53.620 roughly is the the the idea
00:54:56.680 that sort of well do you
00:54:57.600 remember when John McCain one
00:55:00.420 time deep state shill the late
00:55:03.540 John McCain he McCain he was
00:55:05.580 once asked something about
00:55:06.780 Iran and he said bomb bomb
00:55:10.400 bomb bomb bomb Iran it's a
00:55:12.860 take on Barbara Ann by the
00:55:15.160 Beach Boys but like okay that's
00:55:17.680 what the that's what the state
00:55:19.000 deep state would would want to
00:55:20.860 do replace Iran's leadership if
00:55:22.740 they could okay so there's just
00:55:25.860 all sorts of stuff going on with
00:55:27.640 Iran and now with just to finish
00:55:29.400 off here oh look there's a an old
00:55:31.320 article from the BBC how they
00:55:33.440 call us the old Fox they don't
00:55:36.340 they don't trust us not not
00:55:37.500 particularly probably should
00:55:38.620 they but yeah just say that the
00:55:41.680 the terrorism coming out of
00:55:43.760 Iran it's just the tip of the
00:55:46.000 iceberg I mean in in the UK we've
00:55:49.280 got here's a if I keep scrolling
00:55:51.700 down here's a list it says 75% of
00:55:55.240 all terrorist anti-terrorist work is
00:55:57.800 from Islamists and it's just a
00:55:59.240 giant list of of Islamic
00:56:02.200 organizations that we fear might
00:56:06.160 do terrorists that's not to
00:56:07.460 mention actual lone wolf
00:56:09.840 operators just quite quite a big
00:56:13.280 list and they're just the ones
00:56:14.680 that Wikipedia notoriously woke
00:56:16.420 notoriously captured Wikipedia
00:56:17.800 as I often look at that huge list
00:56:20.720 of the Quaker terrorist attacks you
00:56:22.620 know yeah just wonder how that
00:56:24.520 compares to them yeah Quakers yeah
00:56:27.140 the Catholic terrorists we have a
00:56:30.380 little table of them okay so well
00:56:33.940 my time's up so I have to leave it
00:56:35.360 there but just you know that that
00:56:38.760 happened over the weekend to
00:56:40.260 completely separate Iranian backed
00:56:42.200 terrorist plots were foiled or so
00:56:44.600 we're not going for Costa after this
00:56:46.540 then are we right so let me go
00:56:48.360 through the comments Neon
00:56:49.980 realist says just be glad they
00:56:52.660 identified the man in Swindon as an
00:56:54.540 Iranian rather than a Swindon man as
00:56:56.720 they infamously did with a Welsh man
00:56:58.700 from Cardiff interesting point
00:57:00.800 the thing is with these seven of the
00:57:02.000 eight they're just out and out
00:57:03.180 Iranian nationals yes they are you
00:57:06.360 know they've got Iranian passports
00:57:07.500 yeah that's it sigil stones 17 says
00:57:10.500 between this and the foil terror attack
00:57:12.520 in Brazil reportedly the FBI is
00:57:15.220 frantically calling both countries to
00:57:17.200 learn the secrets of how to stop an
00:57:19.320 attack before it happens I'm also
00:57:23.560 sigil stone 17 says thanks for your
00:57:26.460 comments I'm sure these men will
00:57:28.760 receive the harsh sentences they
00:57:30.520 deserve when they go before judge
00:57:32.360 Muhammad Abu Bakr Muhammad Shia
00:57:34.820 Malayn Muhammad yeah hapsification
00:57:37.520 says I would have recommended Greg's
00:57:40.080 sausage cheese and beans melt or the
00:57:42.840 pepperoni pizzas but it's not halal for
00:57:45.120 the IRGC yeah people are on form today
00:57:48.780 yeah are the steak bakes halal that's
00:57:51.000 what we need to know third one from
00:57:54.420 sigil stone 17 technically we didn't
00:57:57.120 blow up that Iranian general we shot a
00:58:00.140 sword missile at him yeah it was some
00:58:03.520 sort of missile yeah straight down yeah
00:58:06.000 drone okay yeah something yeah that's
00:58:08.620 right yeah should we go to the third
00:58:09.900 segment right let's see if we got it
00:58:12.080 here where are we on gosh it's moving
00:58:15.760 around really rapidly are we on where
00:58:19.760 were we live I think you right at the
00:58:23.560 beginning the first oh cool oh
00:58:25.780 fantastic you can use the little box
00:58:29.980 thing as well if you just want to flip
00:58:31.380 between yeah no I thought there was one
00:58:33.200 before that where there is that's it
00:58:35.860 there where we are so over the week
00:58:40.000 weekend on Friday we have show that I've
00:58:42.760 been a couple of times which is any
00:58:44.760 questions on the BBC a reasonably decent
00:58:47.560 decent program normally filled with lots
00:58:49.240 of lefties in the audience and Lucy
00:58:52.900 Powell MP MP for Manchester Central also
00:58:56.560 the leader of the House of Commons was on
00:58:59.340 it with Tim Montgomery who's a kind of
00:59:03.380 very liberally kindish generally nice guy
00:59:07.880 from the old conservatives who's become a
00:59:10.920 reform supporter on there and he manages
00:59:14.720 to start talking about a show that was on
00:59:19.260 Channel 4 Groomed and he asks the question
00:59:23.760 about how we've not got the kind of full
00:59:28.820 inquiries wasn't this a terrible show
00:59:31.120 doesn't it highlight lots of issues and
00:59:34.720 when you get on here I think this is quite
00:59:38.840 clear from here it should come up I don't
00:59:43.560 know if it plays you saw the documentary on
00:59:45.560 Channel 4 about rape gangs oh we want to
00:59:48.540 we want to blow that little trumpet now do we
00:59:50.800 yeah okay there is a real issue let's get
00:59:53.400 that dog whistle out shall we yeah where
00:59:55.660 count look right just to be clear she's
00:59:59.880 quite a senior leader of the house she's
01:00:01.900 leader of the house quite senior person
01:00:03.580 she's not a backbencher she's not a
01:00:05.320 backbencher she's very senior and she's
01:00:07.680 been selected from virtually a very young
01:00:10.680 age to become a senior member of the
01:00:12.760 Labour Party and I'll pick up on that so
01:00:14.860 that's what she actually says let that
01:00:16.500 dog whistle out when the topic of rape
01:00:18.260 gangs are is brought up and for me as a
01:00:22.780 Mancunian who lived literally a quarter
01:00:25.440 of a mile from her when I was seven she
01:00:27.860 was born we would probably played in the
01:00:29.900 same park lots of other different things
01:00:32.040 about it I find that disgusting utterly
01:00:35.300 horrendous to talk about these two girls
01:00:38.180 and many others who were groomed brutalized
01:00:42.000 raped all sorts of vile things that we've
01:00:46.480 seen in the trials you know about them how
01:00:49.020 their lives have utterly been destroyed
01:00:50.860 minimized and literally pushed into the
01:00:54.500 dustbin by someone like Lucy Powell who's
01:00:57.000 had a pretty good life of her own who never
01:00:59.640 had to have that same level of suffering or
01:01:02.140 pain and she comes around and says it's a
01:01:04.320 dog whistle for anybody to be able to
01:01:06.940 discuss it it's just to mention it just to
01:01:09.780 mention it's mere mention say that it's a
01:01:11.900 little dog whistle yeah hang on this is a
01:01:14.400 proper documentary not like adolescence which
01:01:17.860 was a TV show this should be shown in every
01:01:21.060 school across the country to show what is
01:01:23.600 out there for young girls to be aware of the
01:01:26.120 type of men that are willing to try and do
01:01:28.880 severe harm not the adolescence which is a TV
01:01:32.500 show made up by people who want to abuse
01:01:34.500 white white young boys this is a real life
01:01:37.360 story and that should be in schools and that's
01:01:39.540 my personal view on it and I get quite
01:01:41.800 passionate about it because you know I'm I'm
01:01:44.940 sick to death of the ignorance of the grooming
01:01:48.300 and I'm glad that I see Neil O'Brien who's come
01:01:50.480 out and they turn around because the immediate
01:01:52.160 response to it was very clear as we've done in
01:01:54.720 there here the immediate response is exactly
01:01:56.880 what it is it is abusive to ignore this
01:02:00.620 girls kept in cages made to act like dogs
01:02:03.340 given heroin raped injected by abusers
01:02:05.560 aborted fetuses dog whistles when you raise
01:02:09.080 that as an issue what human being what human
01:02:12.600 being even thinks like that to make that
01:02:15.140 sentence what is the character of that
01:02:17.560 individual to even think that that could
01:02:19.820 come out of her mouth in in response of
01:02:22.820 this it's morally reprehensible it's it's
01:02:26.460 amoral yeah Matthew Torbett nice guy
01:02:29.460 actually very left we I've spoken many times
01:02:32.100 with him and he's come on he says he's
01:02:34.280 normally lenient but and he said it smacks
01:02:37.660 of snobbery and someone who doesn't get it
01:02:40.560 well I think there is an element of snobbery in
01:02:42.440 our elites anyway I think certainly snobbery in
01:02:44.760 the Labour Party at the top of the tree when
01:02:47.140 they're all the Oxbridge types that have made
01:02:49.180 it in along the way but for having someone
01:02:51.180 of the left come out and say this so we've
01:02:54.360 had someone of the right someone of the
01:02:56.280 left and I'll give you another example
01:02:58.700 here Andrew Neil I think this is a really
01:03:03.340 pertinent way he said it Andrew Neil often
01:03:05.180 gets it you know he was pretty balanced he
01:03:07.280 is recognized now being of the right now
01:03:09.360 that he's independent but he was very
01:03:11.160 clearly independent when a journalist look we
01:03:13.640 get it no need to explain vulnerable white
01:03:16.340 working-class don't girls don't matter and
01:03:19.320 anybody who raises their enslavement and
01:03:21.300 horrific abuse by Asian rape gangs is a
01:03:23.960 dog whistling racist Lucy Powell of course
01:03:28.440 he's being sarcastic yeah he is Lucy Powell
01:03:30.980 don't take that at face value no she should
01:03:33.020 walk yeah she should be so ashamed at what
01:03:36.920 she said that she she should walk so she
01:03:40.320 tried to double down on it and Connor Tomlinson
01:03:42.420 got this and she said to turn around and
01:03:45.560 defend the dismissing of this scandals or
01:03:48.760 dog whistle but she deleted her tweets
01:03:51.620 then surprise surprise she comes out and
01:03:56.720 says she wants her apology I want everyone
01:04:00.180 to look at this as an apology look at the
01:04:03.240 way it was drafted in the heat of the
01:04:04.980 discussion I would like to clarify the
01:04:07.420 regard the issues of child exploitation and
01:04:09.620 grooming with the utmost seriousness child
01:04:12.940 exploitation and grooming not child
01:04:16.300 exploitation and grooming by Asians as
01:04:19.000 shown in the group in the film or the
01:04:21.280 documentary groomed the general child
01:04:24.100 exploitation and grooming everybody also
01:04:26.800 just sorry I just don't care if you're a
01:04:29.140 decent person you don't say things like
01:04:30.940 that yeah even during the heat of a
01:04:33.380 discussion yeah it's a just don't do it
01:04:35.140 a classic example of a non apology that's
01:04:37.660 right it's sort of like I'm sorry you
01:04:39.780 noticed I was challenging the political
01:04:42.480 point scoring not the issue itself well
01:04:45.940 I don't think from what we've just heard in
01:04:47.820 the question raised by by by I forgot his
01:04:52.980 name all of a sudden just the the the reform
01:04:55.480 chat there Monty so by Monty that it was
01:04:59.280 Ava a heated discussion it didn't sound
01:05:01.280 heated she made it heated by the way that
01:05:03.540 responded he was being pretty decent
01:05:05.940 interesting to see the first response there
01:05:07.560 on Twitter yeah handsome chap I don't know
01:05:11.900 who that is that's pretty well shall I
01:05:16.220 play that just it's just a tiny little
01:05:17.880 gif of Achilles because famously anyone
01:05:20.400 doesn't know Achilles yeah refused to
01:05:22.760 accept any sort of apology no no I'm not
01:05:26.600 that's pretty good I didn't choose that
01:05:28.620 because by the way but that was actually
01:05:30.640 pretty cool it's like no my anger isn't
01:05:32.660 sated actually no it's not good enough
01:05:35.720 actually and it's not good enough yeah so
01:05:38.460 she tries to apologize then Rupert Lowe comes
01:05:41.880 out and as many of us why is Lucy Powell
01:05:44.480 still in the cabinet because I I want to
01:05:47.380 say one thing I constantly hear leftists
01:05:50.580 talk about humanism and humane governance
01:05:53.180 and humane societies the p the people I've
01:05:56.820 met who are more disgusted of other human
01:06:01.100 beings on an interpersonal level we're
01:06:03.940 almost invariably leftist they hate actual
01:06:07.260 flesh and blood human being they love the
01:06:09.200 idea of human beings yeah they love the
01:06:11.760 idea of rhetoric and propaganda and during
01:06:14.920 the me too movement they did they did use
01:06:17.920 that rhetoric because they wanted to co-op
01:06:20.140 the movement and say only leftists care
01:06:23.140 about women who have been abused yeah but
01:06:27.400 now they have they they seem to be thinking
01:06:30.500 that we live in a different world and they
01:06:32.600 don't have any they don't they've calculated
01:06:35.340 they don't think they're gonna win any votes
01:06:37.720 this way so they literally show all their
01:06:40.920 vile that's right it's a classic thing for
01:06:43.140 leftists to be quite callow quite callous when
01:06:47.100 it comes to human life two quick examples one
01:06:48.760 famously Stalin said you know something like
01:06:51.240 i'm paraphrasing but like one death is a
01:06:53.240 tragedy but a million is just a statistic
01:06:55.180 or when mal said when mal was told during
01:06:57.480 the great leap forward that millions of
01:06:58.800 people are starving to death he said well
01:07:00.880 we only lost one finger we still got nine
01:07:02.940 left yes whoa madness it's the same it is
01:07:07.820 the ideology it's that thought that lack of
01:07:10.280 care the indecency of these yeah it's
01:07:13.280 indecent and i think showing herself has
01:07:15.600 been utterly indecent um and i think what
01:07:19.020 happens is rupert lowe picks up a very
01:07:21.260 different point obviously every time we
01:07:23.620 saw anything that was done by the
01:07:25.440 conservatives the labor party were out
01:07:27.240 saying resign resign resign boris should
01:07:29.400 sack them you know rishi should sack
01:07:31.420 them so the same question applies to them
01:07:34.140 when you've got something as serious as
01:07:35.700 this but of course not you know um out they
01:07:39.620 sent wes street ink and i i've got a minute i
01:07:43.180 do want to play this because i know i'm
01:07:45.340 playing too much but i just just try and
01:07:48.340 see you know one or two points about it
01:07:52.040 also move on to your colleague lucy powell
01:07:54.840 doesn't this sum up the problem for labor
01:07:56.980 and that's the fact that lucy powell a
01:07:59.460 government minister the leader of the
01:08:01.120 commons believes that if somebody points
01:08:03.540 out the grooming gang scandal in which
01:08:06.280 thousands of teenage girls were raped and
01:08:09.660 tortured somebody in labor points a finger
01:08:12.300 and says you're a bigot and a racist i don't
01:08:17.460 think that's what lucy thinks and feels
01:08:19.300 that's exactly what happened it's a dog
01:08:21.060 whistle issue she's she's rightly
01:08:24.500 apologized for what she said on radio
01:08:27.120 four on friday night and said like you
01:08:30.440 know she's made a genuine mistake she's
01:08:32.000 genuinely sorry what did she get i've been
01:08:34.120 in those sorts of debate programs before where
01:08:36.300 people what mistake did i've been in those
01:08:39.300 debate programs i've been well she she
01:08:42.300 shouldn't have said what she said to tim
01:08:43.300 montgomery that wasn't the right response
01:08:45.300 to fair and reasonable points he was
01:08:47.300 making well because she's she's human and
01:08:50.300 we make mistakes and i've been in those
01:08:52.300 there we go that she can be so callous and
01:08:56.300 nasty and awful and abusive is because she's
01:09:00.300 human and made a mistake isn't that the
01:09:04.300 same sort of exact human political mistake
01:09:07.300 that leads to people falling on their own
01:09:09.300 sword in politics and resigning but notice
01:09:11.300 how victims are denied humanity in this
01:09:14.300 case in there aren't they human too they
01:09:16.300 are very human but not human enough there's
01:09:18.300 a classic thing there's a difference between
01:09:19.300 we all know this because we speak for a
01:09:21.300 living essentially there's a classic
01:09:23.300 difference between miss speaking and that
01:09:25.300 definitely happens yes a number of times
01:09:27.300 i've meant to say queen elizabeth and i've
01:09:30.300 said queen victoria or the other way
01:09:31.300 around that sort of thing where you you
01:09:33.300 literally say the wrong thing there's
01:09:34.300 that yes okay or there's getting something
01:09:37.300 factually wrong okay we'll do it yeah
01:09:39.300 um and then there's having a whole take
01:09:41.300 whole world view uh which you allow out
01:09:45.300 there and that's not by accident no and
01:09:48.300 sometimes do you believe that do you
01:09:50.300 think that or not it's not like you
01:09:52.300 accidentally said the wrong word and you
01:09:53.300 meant a different word it's not that
01:09:55.300 that's like an american psycho moment
01:09:58.300 where he's sat with his with his friends
01:10:00.300 and he's at some point he says something
01:10:02.300 really off the really crazy and everyone
01:10:05.300 yeah yeah it's not a joke mate yeah yeah
01:10:08.300 and i think what you what you see with
01:10:10.300 politicians looking at this is that
01:10:11.300 they're absolutely very clear that
01:10:13.300 sometimes their outward look slips to
01:10:15.300 who they really are and what this is
01:10:17.300 showing is who she really is the true
01:10:20.300 colors the true colors are out from
01:10:22.300 but of course no surprise there we we've
01:10:25.300 got um incomes number 10 we we back her
01:10:28.300 she's made a decent non-apology and made
01:10:31.300 it so bland that it doesn't really
01:10:32.300 matter to the people that have been
01:10:33.300 abused uh and you know we've got others
01:10:38.300 now who start to attack her um we turn
01:10:41.300 around and say look this is perfectly
01:10:43.300 acceptable language but no it's not uh it we
01:10:47.300 we show what it really is now it's part of
01:10:51.300 denialism and i like this nick nick
01:10:53.300 dixon this is part of labor's denialism and
01:10:56.300 the less denialism when it comes down to
01:10:58.300 the fact that we're far worse things than
01:10:59.300 being called racist such as the rape and
01:11:02.300 torture of children absolutely true
01:11:04.300 yeah nick dixon friend of the show not
01:11:06.300 mincing his words there no good on him
01:11:08.300 not at all and nor should any of us mince our
01:11:11.300 words with this because this is bringing the
01:11:13.300 issue up and yet look at what she did
01:11:16.300 lucy powell once said herself horrific
01:11:18.300 details of systematic abuse in oxford
01:11:20.300 resonates with cases issues need wider
01:11:22.300 inquiry but that was 12 years ago yeah
01:11:25.300 12 years ago when she wasn't really in
01:11:27.300 power in the influence that she has but
01:11:30.300 she was saying it to show the kind of
01:11:32.300 person she is i'll lie then and i'll lie
01:11:35.300 now you know but here is something i think
01:11:39.300 is what some of the reasons i come down
01:11:41.300 and i'm trying to go cross on here what
01:11:45.300 are the reasons why they don't do it
01:11:48.300 um first of all sorry i'm not yet
01:11:52.300 learning your system is um actually she
01:11:54.300 doubled down first of all why why are
01:11:58.300 they doing it and i say first there's
01:11:59.300 denialism and so labor has that denialism
01:12:03.300 in their core they want to deny the issue
01:12:06.300 and just hide it because their political
01:12:08.300 the reasons that we need to have people
01:12:09.300 vote for us the the second is um the
01:12:13.300 denialism comes because you've seen them
01:12:16.300 argue that we've got to have these cases
01:12:18.300 been accepted but the third area i come is
01:12:21.300 asymmetric multiculturalism that we've got
01:12:24.300 here the sneering dismissal as mary
01:12:27.300 harrington puts out clearly points to a
01:12:28.300 paper about the way they look at the
01:12:31.300 scandal of pakistani majority rape gangs
01:12:33.300 and for the grievance which power is
01:12:36.300 contemptuously dismissed as a dog
01:12:37.300 whistle actually about it's what eric
01:12:39.300 Kaufman asymmetric multiculturalism in
01:12:42.300 which an ethnic majority is held to a
01:12:45.300 different standard to that of the
01:12:47.300 minorities that answers it all for
01:12:50.300 labor to be honest for them that's what
01:12:53.300 woke is yeah because multiculturalism says
01:12:56.300 we have many groups practicing their
01:12:58.300 culture asymmetric means that the state is
01:13:01.300 going to intervene and treat one group
01:13:04.300 as or the is going to be a higher group
01:13:09.300 let's say because there needs to be an
01:13:11.300 addressing of the historical injustices and
01:13:14.300 in fact this means there's a two-tier
01:13:17.300 society being established yeah and they
01:13:19.300 will ignore the fact here that there were
01:13:21.300 racially aggravated crimes and we haven't
01:13:23.300 seen any of that and and of course you
01:13:26.300 come to that and you say this
01:13:29.300 distinguishment look at her here she's
01:13:32.300 here at an iftar saying community of
01:13:36.300 chance a chance was all to come together
01:13:38.300 I don't see her in the same way doing
01:13:40.300 this as community events and as I said
01:13:42.300 we made jokes about you know going up
01:13:44.300 to Christians or Catholics or anything
01:13:46.300 like that it's because they are now so
01:13:49.300 towards their own ideological groups of
01:13:52.300 voters that that that human being their
01:13:55.300 characters are coming out by ignoring the
01:13:57.300 white working class rape will ignore it
01:13:59.300 but I'll go to a community iftar I mean
01:14:00.300 it's treasonous it's sort of the word
01:14:02.300 treason isn't even strong enough I don't
01:14:04.300 think I mean I think that if we do end
01:14:06.300 up in a war like the Balkans like
01:14:11.300 Yugoslavia had in the 90s if that ends
01:14:13.300 up happening here yeah decades and
01:14:17.300 centuries after that when historians
01:14:18.300 look back at the origins of why that
01:14:21.300 happened yes they'll look back at people
01:14:24.300 like her they'll look back to something
01:14:27.300 like the Runnymede trust yeah and
01:14:30.300 they'll say these were the seeds this
01:14:32.300 is what allowed it a situation like that
01:14:35.300 to even be possible yeah these are the
01:14:37.300 people that held their snobbery on their
01:14:39.300 own social differences and genuine in
01:14:42.300 inhuman beliefs that people can be
01:14:45.300 raped and believed for diversity
01:14:47.300 reasons this is what caused it is a
01:14:49.300 clip of Angela Rayner pandering to
01:14:53.300 Muslims yeah or whatever it's just not
01:14:57.300 only that and there is a fourth reason
01:14:59.300 why she is being protected and that is
01:15:02.300 because if you look at her wikipedia
01:15:07.300 which unfortunately last night was quite
01:15:09.300 good fun I had it on the phone I tried
01:15:11.300 to transfer it someone actually
01:15:12.300 completely changed her name to Lucy
01:15:15.300 Powell Mohammed Jadidun and completely
01:15:18.300 abused and changed it all supporting
01:15:21.300 her she's born in 74 she's leader of the
01:15:25.300 House of Commons Lord President of the
01:15:27.300 Council and and also a Privy Councillor
01:15:31.300 you know this is this coming across on
01:15:34.300 tonight it's quite shocking how she's
01:15:36.300 managed to achieve so much a very
01:15:40.300 important pillar of the political
01:15:42.300 establishment there's no two ways about
01:15:44.300 that yeah absolutely but the labour
01:15:47.300 political establishment and I've got to
01:15:49.300 hear it comes in here Lucy was born in
01:15:52.300 Moss Side she attended Beaver Road
01:15:54.300 Primary School and goes on then to say
01:15:58.300 she went to Password School which was up
01:16:00.300 the road from me Severian College which
01:16:02.300 wasn't a bad college and she was the
01:16:04.300 began a career is a parliamentary
01:16:06.300 assistant for Beverly Hughes when she
01:16:09.300 was 20 21 sorry that would have made her
01:16:12.300 23 but she was actually straight out of
01:16:14.300 uni or more or less straight out of
01:16:15.300 university she went into Milbout Tower
01:16:18.300 to work in the 1997 election so an
01:16:21.300 apparatchik a whole life yes straight
01:16:23.300 from there she went to work for
01:16:24.300 Beverly Hughes who was a Labour MP
01:16:27.300 who also oddly enough became a Privy
01:16:29.300 Councillor too in terms of that and
01:16:32.300 this I know Labour at Beverly Hughes
01:16:34.300 and she is a particularly sharp and
01:16:37.300 aggressive nasty person when I was there
01:16:41.300 to make sure she was a good EU person
01:16:44.300 she joined Patton, Kinnett, Clegg and
01:16:46.300 Danny Alexander and she ended up running
01:16:49.300 at a very early to now 29 running the
01:16:51.300 BIE for the referendum in 2005 and then
01:16:56.300 in 2010 she ran Ed Miliband's successful
01:17:00.300 campaign for the Labour Party leadership
01:17:02.300 all in a very very early age how did she
01:17:06.300 manage to get get get to that comes
01:17:09.300 down that she did have one loss she was
01:17:12.300 trying to be put into a seat in
01:17:13.300 Manchester Withington which is my my seat
01:17:15.300 where I grew up that would have been the
01:17:17.300 seat I would have stood for but she was
01:17:19.300 defeated in 10 so she was handed the
01:17:22.300 2012 elected seat in Manchester Central
01:17:26.300 now if we come along here
01:17:28.300 Beverly Hughes that we've just talked
01:17:30.300 about also a member of that Manchester
01:17:33.300 clan in Manchester we call it like the
01:17:35.300 Chicago of Labour is the it's the the
01:17:38.300 mafia of the North you cannot get
01:17:40.300 anything done unless you remember the
01:17:42.300 Labour Party or remember one of the
01:17:44.300 unions working within them and and
01:17:46.300 literally from housing to business
01:17:48.300 contracts it is enshrined up there
01:17:51.300 Simon Danzok had this pretty
01:17:53.300 interesting about Lucy Power was
01:17:55.300 parachuted into Tony Lloyd's
01:17:57.300 Manchester seat when he became
01:17:59.300 Greater Manchester Police
01:18:01.300 Commissioner I went up and stood
01:18:03.300 against Tony nice guy in many ways
01:18:06.300 but exactly that type of Labour person
01:18:08.300 from the North as a GM Commissioner I
01:18:10.300 didn't achieve anything because
01:18:11.300 Manchester is going to return anything
01:18:13.300 anything if you put a dog with a
01:18:15.300 rosette on in Manchester it will be
01:18:16.300 like and it's Labour they'll put that
01:18:18.300 in they don't care it will always be
01:18:20.300 Labour never will be anything else and
01:18:22.300 everybody else along with that every
01:18:24.300 job connected with that so and I've got
01:18:31.300 a hit I don't know why that's what she
01:18:36.300 she comes down here an article I found
01:18:38.300 quite interesting about her when she
01:18:41.300 got the job in Manchester Central she
01:18:43.300 talks here about it's a really dream
01:18:47.300 job she was tipped for roles in there
01:18:51.300 and she goes on to talk about her
01:18:53.300 family background in this in this
01:18:55.300 particular article one of the key
01:18:57.300 things I found in there is that she
01:18:59.300 said I work for Beverly Hills and I
01:19:01.300 work for all these people but my dad
01:19:03.300 was a was a kind of Labour top Labour
01:19:09.300 trade unionist and my mum was a
01:19:12.300 headmistress at one of the schools
01:19:14.300 that she went to on there so that's
01:19:18.300 just setting out where she was in
01:19:20.300 terms of that I think I'm coming down
01:19:24.300 to the next part about it she again
01:19:28.300 here emphasizes the fact she's a
01:19:30.300 most side she went to civilian school
01:19:34.300 she got to Oxford but I didn't like
01:19:36.300 Oxford to a year so I carried on and
01:19:38.300 went to university for two years and
01:19:41.300 my dad again was an always a Labour
01:19:43.300 person always involved in the heart
01:19:45.300 of Labour in Manchester and my aunts
01:19:48.300 and uncles also headmistresses so so
01:19:51.300 so died in the wall pinko yeah died in
01:19:54.300 the wall pinko living in a nice area
01:19:57.300 but claiming to be from Moss side now
01:20:00.300 the reason I'm going to say this
01:20:01.300 here is I put it I'm going to put this
01:20:03.300 map on here fog lane park there that
01:20:07.300 is literally where I lived just above
01:20:09.300 there that this area here is a massive
01:20:12.300 council estate and I live there this
01:20:15.300 is where she lived on the other side
01:20:18.300 this little triangle here was regarded
01:20:20.300 as where all the people who were
01:20:22.300 wealthy the doctors the business people
01:20:24.300 the headmistresses all the houses that
01:20:27.300 we would walk past with mouths dropped
01:20:29.300 down only wish we could live in that
01:20:31.300 sort of thing that is nowhere near in
01:20:33.300 Moss side her school beaver school was
01:20:37.300 literally here down here in the middle
01:20:40.300 of it over here St. Bernard's all
01:20:44.300 sea was what was my school down here
01:20:46.300 around this area is where she went to
01:20:49.300 her grammar school parswood school that
01:20:54.300 was always getting the capture area of
01:20:56.300 the middle class of Cheadle and some of
01:20:58.300 the nice areas so she's lived in a
01:21:00.300 comfortable life a comfortable area
01:21:03.300 with all the kind of trappings of a
01:21:06.300 kind of nice middle-class area nothing
01:21:08.300 wrong with that I would say on
01:21:10.300 principle a dad was a well endowed and
01:21:14.300 well-connected labor person she has
01:21:17.300 teachers as parents so she got to
01:21:19.300 Oxford she's on the route she is part
01:21:21.300 of the effective royal family of the
01:21:24.300 Northwest labor movement and that is
01:21:27.300 why she's being protected and she's
01:21:29.300 nowhere near being able to claim
01:21:31.300 herself as being born in Moss side
01:21:33.300 no one's born in Moss side you were
01:21:34.300 born in the hospital in Withington
01:21:35.300 Hospital which isn't there and she
01:21:37.300 didn't grow up in that area either so
01:21:39.300 she comes along that great tranche of
01:21:41.300 Labour MPs as I was a solicitor actually
01:21:45.300 no I wasn't oh I worked in the Bank of
01:21:47.300 England as an economist actually no I
01:21:50.300 didn't I lived in Moss side actually
01:21:52.300 no I didn't but they put these down to
01:21:55.300 bolster their CVs to say I'm down with
01:21:58.300 the man and woman of the people I'm
01:22:00.300 down with a working class when there's
01:22:02.300 nothing working class about her but
01:22:03.300 what she doesn't have is any class
01:22:06.300 whatsoever with a statement that
01:22:08.300 she's made that it's dog whistling
01:22:10.300 about grooming gangs what she's got
01:22:13.300 seems to be a streak of contempt for
01:22:16.300 those victims if anything totally
01:22:18.300 absolutely totally reprehensible
01:22:20.300 irreprehensible and so that's my
01:22:22.300 little piece I'm a little bit short on
01:22:24.300 it obviously on there but I think
01:22:26.300 really when you're looking at this
01:22:28.300 whole picture it's damaging to the
01:22:30.300 Labour Party in a huge way because
01:22:33.300 actually what I didn't show on the
01:22:34.300 other side of that graph is where
01:22:35.300 Angela Rayner was so it's literally
01:22:37.300 and I was in the middle of Angela
01:22:39.300 Rayner and her and I was seven when
01:22:42.300 she was born so it's not too
01:22:44.300 different in an age group it's not too
01:22:46.300 different in knowing the area of what
01:22:47.300 Manchester was like in lots of places
01:22:50.300 it was really deeply impoverished it
01:22:52.300 was you know a cold time we went
01:22:54.300 through the miners strikes we went
01:22:56.300 through lights being switched out and
01:22:58.300 where Angela Rayner lives she did live in
01:23:00.300 a really horrid part of Stockport not a
01:23:03.300 nice place to grow up with a plot of
01:23:06.300 impoverishment there so she would have
01:23:08.300 really known it so to be able to turn
01:23:10.300 around and say that Angela you know
01:23:13.300 Lucy Powell lived in the same way that
01:23:16.300 others did at that time I find that for
01:23:19.300 me pretty annoying and it angers me a lot
01:23:22.300 to have those claims she's had huge
01:23:25.300 amounts of benefits given to her
01:23:28.300 advantages that many people would not
01:23:30.300 have the opportunity of how many people
01:23:32.300 think they would have been able to
01:23:33.300 simply walk into Labour party's head
01:23:36.300 office in 97 under Blair Mandelson and
01:23:39.300 all the rest and get a job in there
01:23:41.300 when you're 23 when you're 23 not
01:23:43.300 without the right connections not
01:23:45.300 without the right connections so she
01:23:46.300 was selected actual privilege she's
01:23:49.300 been privileged she is a privileged
01:23:52.300 person and she's abusing people who
01:23:54.300 have no privilege so I think I can
01:23:57.300 rant on about her and her ilk but
01:23:59.300 what it is really really showing to
01:24:01.300 me is the Labour Party coming out of
01:24:04.300 actually who they are at the top end
01:24:06.300 the Fabianists those people who may
01:24:09.300 might be part of the cooperative
01:24:10.300 movement who shouldn't be there and
01:24:12.300 that's that that's the type of
01:24:14.300 individual we really need to
01:24:15.300 challenge.
01:24:16.300 In Road to Wigan Pier George Orwell
01:24:18.300 very eloquently talks about that sort
01:24:20.300 of middle-class academic socialist type
01:24:23.300 yeah and the they're just they're
01:24:26.300 horrid horrid people right so let's go
01:24:30.300 to the comments and Samson before
01:24:32.300 play the videos we have more time
01:24:34.300 today's some Monday yep right okay so
01:24:37.300 should sigil stone 17 does Britain have
01:24:40.300 an equivalent on the 19th amendment
01:24:42.300 should repeal that too no okay let's
01:24:45.300 scroll up Samson please J 66 8 18 19
01:24:52.300 Labour politicians are terrified of
01:24:53.300 alienating Muslims because they know
01:24:56.300 they will at some point have to rely on
01:24:58.300 their votes to stay in power I think
01:25:00.300 that at some point if a critical mass of
01:25:03.300 population has been reached they'll
01:25:05.300 start forming their own parties it's
01:25:07.300 already happening isn't it it's
01:25:08.300 already happening and dynamic is already
01:25:10.300 playing out yeah we saw that in the
01:25:11.300 local councils in Burnley where a 18
01:25:14.300 year old girl has just been elected
01:25:17.300 when she said there should be
01:25:18.300 segregation of men and women yes and
01:25:20.300 there's another comment by Threadnought
01:25:22.300 that I don't think I can read out
01:25:24.300 loud who's the like Jess Phillips will
01:25:29.300 lose her seat next time almost
01:25:31.300 certainly because of the Islamic vote
01:25:34.300 vote because they don't they're not
01:25:35.300 slavishly voting Labour anymore no
01:25:37.300 they're not she will lose right
01:25:40.300 respective of what she says let's go
01:25:42.300 to the video comments and then your
01:25:44.300 comments on the website the Bonsau
01:25:49.300 bomber pretty cool oh that is cool
01:25:56.300 nice that's a proper proper comment
01:26:11.300 yeah proper sleeve engine
01:26:14.300 I don't think I could say much more to
01:26:29.300 emphasize that just to say on Sunday
01:26:32.300 the last epochs that just went up on
01:26:34.300 our website last Sunday was me talking
01:26:35.300 to Alex that steam guy masters all
01:26:38.300 about the history of the steam engine
01:26:39.300 right so and he does all stuff like
01:26:42.300 this in his spare time I love that
01:26:44.300 type of thing yeah yeah let's go to
01:26:46.300 old English parts of our history to
01:26:48.300 remind ourselves what we once were
01:26:50.300 great so Samson do we have any other
01:26:52.300 video okay great so let's go to the
01:26:56.300 comments Carl Lane Sloan banning a
01:27:00.300 party only does three things makes it
01:27:02.300 more attractive makes it more
01:27:04.300 likely that the most fringe elements
01:27:06.300 will be willing to turn to violence
01:27:08.300 to achieve the party's ends and makes
01:27:10.300 people trust the political process less
01:27:12.300 I think that's in line with what we
01:27:14.300 said before about the action and
01:27:16.300 reaction principle as a description
01:27:18.300 Steven said putting them in a box you
01:27:20.300 said powder keg I said pressure cooker
01:27:22.300 it's all the same thing yeah if you
01:27:24.300 keep that it will explode in it it's
01:27:28.300 bad news it will explode in it just
01:27:29.300 don't do it right metaphorically I'm
01:27:32.300 talking about metaphorically hope not
01:27:33.300 hate not talking about actual explosions
01:27:35.300 bigger hero for 10 years since reading
01:27:39.300 and watching politics I've been more
01:27:40.300 convinced democracy at this point is
01:27:43.300 really two wolves deciding which sheep
01:27:45.300 to eat and the ship electing which of
01:27:47.300 them should be eaten oh a lot of
01:27:51.300 interesting way of thinking claim to
01:27:53.300 protect democracy or protecting their
01:27:55.300 democracy and they don't care about
01:27:58.300 people feign scotty of swendon Germany
01:28:02.300 learned within quotation marks from
01:28:04.300 their past but not in the way they
01:28:05.300 claim they learned that people will
01:28:07.300 tolerate a lot in the name of
01:28:09.300 progressives more justice and the
01:28:10.300 people will not accept claims of
01:28:12.300 authoritarianism give the devil his
01:28:14.300 due they have learned how to rebrand
01:28:16.300 their authoritarianism as democratic and
01:28:20.300 rebranded their opponents legitimate
01:28:22.300 democratic concerns as extremism it's
01:28:24.300 horrifyingly efficient I think that's a
01:28:26.300 really good call that's actually a
01:28:28.300 really really efficient way of
01:28:30.300 actually explaining what's happening
01:28:32.300 out there in some ways thing that
01:28:33.300 sprung to my mind was the enabling
01:28:35.300 act and remembers Mr. Hitler's
01:28:38.300 enabling act basically saying when
01:28:40.300 you're not allowed to have opposition
01:28:41.300 there is no more opposition now I
01:28:43.300 mean obviously what they're doing
01:28:45.300 today against the FD is much less
01:28:47.300 explicit than that but nonetheless it's
01:28:49.300 it's a slippery slope it's going down
01:28:52.300 that avenue I once I once had a very
01:28:54.300 interesting conversation with some
01:28:56.300 senior Russians about how why is it
01:28:58.300 Britain and the rest don't like us
01:28:59.300 and you know what we got against
01:29:01.300 Putin and I said to them look you
01:29:03.300 know Putin's a dictator we've got
01:29:05.300 dictators we've got very wealthy
01:29:07.300 people and businesses and
01:29:08.300 corporations running our you know
01:29:10.300 back end all you need to do is
01:29:12.300 learn how we do it if you copied our
01:29:14.300 BBC and copied the way that the
01:29:16.300 German security services do at AFD
01:29:18.300 and everyone will call you a
01:29:19.300 democracy but you'd still keep all
01:29:21.300 yeah but you'd still keep all the
01:29:23.300 people you don't like in control
01:29:24.300 yeah just take a leaf out of our
01:29:26.300 books yeah Putin's Medvedev musical
01:29:29.300 chairs it's just a little less
01:29:30.300 sophisticated that's right than our
01:29:32.300 red and blue rosettes that's right
01:29:33.300 yeah Aaron go on sorry Aaron von
01:29:37.300 Warhawk says the European governments
01:29:39.300 are terrified of the Nazis getting
01:29:40.300 power and so take action to block any
01:29:42.300 right-wing party from gaining power
01:29:44.300 willingly ignorant to the fact of the
01:29:47.300 the fact it was the failure of the
01:29:49.300 Weimar Republic to address issues
01:29:51.300 such as economic freefall moral
01:29:53.300 degeneracy and communist terror that
01:29:55.300 caused the Nazis to come to power in
01:29:57.300 the first place banning parties won't
01:29:59.300 fix the social pressures tearing
01:30:00.300 Europe apart and will only make
01:30:02.300 people more extreme going forward
01:30:04.300 I absolutely think when you look at
01:30:06.300 the history that the Nazi party was a
01:30:08.300 reaction to Bolshevism yes I think
01:30:11.300 that's I think that's true how
01:30:14.300 reading of history sorry okay alpha of
01:30:17.300 the beaters and then we go to your
01:30:19.300 segment Bo okay AFDR Nazis who want
01:30:23.300 less government regulation less
01:30:24.300 taxation limits on mass migration you
01:30:26.300 know classic Nazi stuff okay do you
01:30:32.300 want me to read or do you if you don't
01:30:34.300 mind okay of course Ben Shaprio
01:30:37.300 overdosing on fentanyl I like I don't
01:30:42.300 know if it's the same I don't know
01:30:44.300 Ben Shapiro overdosing on fentanyl
01:30:45.300 that's the name of the account by the
01:30:47.300 way the name of the account I don't
01:30:49.300 I don't know if this is the same
01:30:50.300 subscriber but if it is it's a
01:30:52.300 subscriber who constantly changes the
01:30:54.300 name and is talking about stuff and
01:30:57.300 he had me doing something to an
01:30:59.300 olive oil thing at some point okay
01:31:01.300 okay so it says terror plot in
01:31:05.300 Swindon foil the day after Josh
01:31:07.300 leaves Lotus Eaters coincidence
01:31:09.300 I hope that's not Josh being pulled
01:31:14.300 away there with his last bun yeah
01:31:16.300 have we heard from him since I was
01:31:17.300 gonna say has anyone is there any
01:31:19.300 independent verification that it's not
01:31:21.300 Josh don't think Josh counts as an
01:31:23.300 Iranian to be honest no no no I was
01:31:26.300 gonna say thank Scotty of Swindon as
01:31:28.300 the thing of this proud bro I would
01:31:30.300 like to wholeheartedly take credit for
01:31:33.300 foiling the Iranian terrorist plots
01:31:35.300 people of Wessex rest assured I'm
01:31:37.300 always watching all of you I'm glad
01:31:40.300 we've got people with good senses of
01:31:41.300 humor on it on a Monday someone did
01:31:43.300 make a joke in the office that exact
01:31:44.300 same joke we just made about Josh but
01:31:46.300 with AA with academic agent yeah it's
01:31:49.300 obviously bent obviously just a joke
01:31:51.300 mucking about has anyone seen Dr.
01:31:53.300 Palvinis has been accounted for yeah
01:31:55.300 since the arrest for hours right okay
01:31:58.300 George Hap says it took Josh one on the
01:32:01.300 ground mission in Swindon to convince
01:32:03.300 him to leave please stay in the office
01:32:05.300 where the most dangerous person is
01:32:07.300 Stelios well you've actually got a
01:32:11.300 black belt and you've done military
01:32:12.300 service you might be the most dangerous
01:32:14.300 person in the office I don't know I'm
01:32:16.300 off now I'm gonna hobble off I'm
01:32:18.300 deactivated right okay Brian Tomlinson if
01:32:24.300 the Iranian government is helping
01:32:26.300 dangerous people enter the UK the
01:32:28.300 obvious answer is to stop all
01:32:29.300 immigration from Iran sure Omar award
01:32:34.300 the ones that already here back to
01:32:35.300 the country of their home of their
01:32:36.300 forefathers Omar award says balaclava
01:32:40.300 slap an Uber eats slugger on him and
01:32:43.300 he'd be indistinguishable from the
01:32:45.300 other rabble that's a sort of cryptic
01:32:50.300 Heraclitian I was gonna say I kind of
01:32:53.300 trying to work that one out myself okay
01:32:55.300 Alex Ogle says the only hope with the
01:32:57.300 educational establishment pardon me the
01:33:02.300 only hope with the educational
01:33:03.300 establishments trying to inculcate the
01:33:05.300 next generation is that the teachers
01:33:07.300 are the product of the last my
01:33:09.300 generation Gen X going into millennial
01:33:11.300 knew not to argue back against the
01:33:13.300 boomers because they were skilled in
01:33:15.300 sophistry Gen X and millennials are a
01:33:18.300 lot less skilled and so it is much
01:33:20.300 easier for zoomers to argue back
01:33:24.300 perhaps perhaps a fair point perhaps
01:33:27.300 a fair point yeah I like how boomers
01:33:30.300 get the safe and become the safe
01:33:35.300 well they're basically I mean we use
01:33:36.300 that as quite a broad term rather than
01:33:37.300 purely the baby boomers of 1946 7 we
01:33:40.300 mean it's a bit broader don't we
01:33:42.300 usually but yeah I mean they're the
01:33:44.300 sort of basically the oldest
01:33:45.300 generation now there are a few people
01:33:46.300 that have the generation before left
01:33:48.300 but not many and so basically we live
01:33:50.300 in a completely dominated post-world
01:33:53.300 war 2 paradigm world yeah and we're
01:33:55.300 only now beginning to break out of it
01:33:57.300 it seems hopefully yeah fingers crossed
01:34:00.300 I mean I don't know if this narrative
01:34:02.300 the anti-boomer narrative is it's a
01:34:04.300 bit too generalizing but there are some
01:34:06.300 people of the category of that age
01:34:08.300 bracket who are a bit selfish and I
01:34:10.300 remember it when I was at economics
01:34:14.300 school university I remember a very old
01:34:17.300 professor who said I care about three
01:34:19.300 things money money and money and he
01:34:22.300 seems to fall under the category of the
01:34:24.300 you know only GDP caring about it's a
01:34:27.300 cliche for a reason that the boomers
01:34:29.300 are so selfish because it does ring
01:34:31.300 through loads however having said that
01:34:34.300 there are some boomers who are crazily
01:34:37.300 based yeah and it must be so
01:34:39.300 frustrating for them to yeah to be
01:34:42.300 tarred with the same brush and those
01:34:44.300 that didn't make as much money in the
01:34:45.300 same period as well it's got a lot of
01:34:47.300 I do like to stick up for the base
01:34:49.300 boomers yeah although they're in a
01:34:51.300 minority I do think sounds like a great
01:34:52.300 I do think sounds like a great
01:34:54.300 yeah right do you want me to
01:34:57.300 comments for yours I'll give it a go I
01:34:59.300 can see some here so the first one is
01:35:01.300 Jan Havy is that s or five yes
01:35:04.300 Jan V Jan V so what's telling is that
01:35:07.300 that that was her gut reaction to the
01:35:09.300 question on grooming gangs it gave the
01:35:11.300 vibe of are we talking about this
01:35:13.300 again or let's get over with it and
01:35:15.300 her apology to me did not seem sincere
01:35:18.300 just trying to make excuses and I
01:35:20.300 and I and I think that's what we're
01:35:21.300 saying we can we can't really excuse
01:35:23.300 what she's saying it is genuinely part
01:35:25.300 of her and she's trying to hide it
01:35:26.300 now it's a true colors and that
01:35:28.300 apology was more like I'm sorry that
01:35:30.300 you noticed I'm sorry your butt hurt
01:35:32.300 yeah about it yeah like it's what a
01:35:36.300 douche bag I just do hope she gets
01:35:38.300 the morality to actually resign and
01:35:41.300 Thane Scoti of Swindon he said
01:35:45.300 remember these people only have this
01:35:46.300 attitude because they've never
01:35:47.300 encountered this or they believe that
01:35:49.300 they believe that they and no one they
01:35:51.300 care about will ever be affected by
01:35:53.300 these issues very true compel these
01:35:55.300 people to have to confront the problem
01:35:57.300 they deny remember the Lib Dems won
01:35:59.300 seats in the recent local elections on
01:36:01.300 the platform I hate headphone dodgers
01:36:04.300 when things change for them they
01:36:05.300 start addressing the issue whether or
01:36:07.300 not they acknowledge it to be honest
01:36:09.300 again that's part of what we're seeing
01:36:11.300 with just the elites in general I mean
01:36:13.300 we're comfortable we're okay look at
01:36:15.300 my house look my car look at the
01:36:16.300 money look at the pension that you've
01:36:17.300 given to me I don't need to really
01:36:19.300 care about you too much but oh gosh
01:36:21.300 isn't that bad when it happens as long
01:36:23.300 as I can go back home later it's crazy
01:36:25.300 how often that plays out that until
01:36:27.300 it personally affects them I think
01:36:28.300 perhaps just one anecdotal example
01:36:30.300 Anna Kasparian when she was I think
01:36:33.300 mild or some sort of sexual assault
01:36:35.300 mild sexual assault some sort of
01:36:36.300 harassment in a street or a park then
01:36:39.300 it was a problem then you're allowed to
01:36:41.300 notice it because it happened to her
01:36:42.300 yes but that just that as one example
01:36:45.300 plays out so many times that's very
01:36:47.300 true that people are these sort of
01:36:49.300 crazy lefty liberals turkeys voting for
01:36:53.300 Christmas and then something horrible
01:36:54.300 happens to them and suddenly they
01:36:56.300 become a bit a bit more realistic
01:36:58.300 yeah great let's let's be able to
01:37:03.300 learn from the mistakes and the
01:37:05.300 tragedies of other people's lives yeah
01:37:07.300 yeah so just I think then we've got
01:37:10.300 sorry the unbreakable litany says that
01:37:12.300 funny thing about dog whistles is that
01:37:14.300 one has to be a dog to hear it you
01:37:16.300 want to explain how you've made that
01:37:17.300 connection yourself madam are you a
01:37:19.300 racist and I think that's actually a
01:37:22.300 good point I mean they mind you the
01:37:25.300 Labour Party like to use the word dog
01:37:26.300 whistle all the time almost any issue
01:37:28.300 if they can and we have Kevin Fox here
01:37:31.300 that the Korean spa shooting the media
01:37:33.300 and authorities rushed to post images of
01:37:35.300 the shooter and call him white and
01:37:38.300 intimate intimate it was a white
01:37:40.300 supremacist shooting until it turned
01:37:41.300 out he was Syrian then they all shut up
01:37:44.300 pretty damn quick and stop reporting
01:37:46.300 on the event I think that's going back
01:37:48.300 really to your your point we're talking
01:37:49.300 about Swindon to be honest how
01:37:51.300 everyone's already said it's Iranian
01:37:52.300 nationals before anyone else and a
01:37:55.300 last comment from Russian garbage
01:37:58.300 human hi from Litchfield Cathedral
01:38:00.300 a bunch of us low to see this fans
01:38:02.300 our country on currently on a day out in
01:38:04.300 Litchfield incredibly pretty city
01:38:07.300 England lives on have a lovely time
01:38:10.300 Russian yeah that's lovely I hope you
01:38:11.300 will have a wonderful time Litchfield
01:38:13.300 is lovely and the cathedral is
01:38:14.300 gorgeous right so we have run out of
01:38:17.300 time thank you very much for your
01:38:19.300 segments today I had a really good
01:38:21.300 time and hope you appreciated them and
01:38:24.300 see you tomorrow at 1 p.m. thank you and
01:38:28.300 goodbye