The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1210

00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to the podcast of the lotus eaters episode 1210 i'm harry you all know that

00:00:13.260 this is beau and say hello to lewis hello hello and welcome back and today we're going to talk

00:00:19.140 about more stuff to do with the maga mutiny as a result of the uh non-existent epstein files

00:00:25.680 so so glad to learn that they didn't exist in the first place except for when they were on pan

00:00:30.480 bondi's desk um ofcom gatekeeping by communists and also i'm going to talk about israel's latest

00:00:38.700 moves in syria which should be very interesting and what's going on there and what some of the

00:00:44.740 strategic aims might be have we got anything on this afternoon is common sense crusade on jack

00:00:49.860 yeah common sense crusade after this at three o'clock so if you've got membership to the

00:00:57.420 website watch that if you don't go away anyway let's get into it then gents all right so let's

00:01:06.620 talk about the great mega schism or the great mega mutiny that's happening and it's a thing in progress

00:01:12.760 so for anyone that's watching this maybe days or weeks or even months from now uh just to note we

00:01:19.140 are talking at approximately 1 p.m greenwich mean time on the 17th of july so things will have

00:01:24.860 changed quite quickly on this yes uh but at the moment one of the bigger things there's lots to

00:01:30.360 talk about actually in this segment one of the bigger things is that dan bongino the deputy leader

00:01:35.580 of the fbi has quit it seems uh when the first thing to sound that is that the the left-wing lefty

00:01:41.880 legacy media sort of or some of them anyway are sort of painting it someone like karl kaninsky or

00:01:46.340 something painting it's just a rage quit i don't know i don't think it is a rage but he actually

00:01:51.020 hasn't come out and said again as of recording he hasn't come out and sort of done any sort of

00:01:55.800 interview it completely explaining his position or anything i suspect it was less of a rage quit and

00:02:00.580 more of a uh you know standing on principle albeit they did came out him and kashpatel do you remember

00:02:06.360 that a few days back or a few weeks back now saying did that press conference where they looked like

00:02:10.640 they were it was like a hostage video and they said no epstein did kill himself and there's not

00:02:14.400 much to see here yeah i believe it was a doj leak of a memo that said that there was no client list

00:02:20.900 there was nothing like that and then they immediately all had to come out and defend it oh that's something

00:02:24.500 slightly different i'll talk about that yeah it wasn't a leak it was an official i think i think it

00:02:30.000 was leaked a little bit early oh oh okay beyond when it was formally released yes and then it was

00:02:35.580 released and confirmed everybody's worries okay so there's some sort of mutiny between some sort of

00:02:41.700 end of the love affair between at least a large chunk of the mega base and trump uh on both sides

00:02:48.160 of the coin it seems because trump keeps doubling down at the moment in uh sort of not reversing his

00:02:54.200 position or anything um i must admit i must count myself in in that as part of the mutiny i mean uh when

00:03:01.940 we did when there was the american election stream we were all pro-trump weren't we um i've always been

00:03:07.280 fairly uh lukewarm pro-trump pro-mag i'm also on record as saying that you know i'm not blindly

00:03:13.100 yeah in favor of him i've always had criticisms yeah him yeah i've written about my criticisms of his

00:03:19.460 first of his first administration where he didn't really drain the swamp at all things like that

00:03:24.020 nonetheless have been broadly pro-trump but i can't really support it no going further

00:03:31.680 uh because of this because this is this goes to the heart of it goes to the heart of trust um and

00:03:38.980 and and all sorts of things it goes to the heart of the the deep state or the swamp it kept well it

00:03:43.160 kind of wraps up everything that the mega movement was supposed to be against the only thing it doesn't

00:03:50.460 really include is um immigration and mass deportations which are being used as a talking

00:03:57.460 point to try to distract people from this yeah i never understand that position it's like you can

00:04:02.860 only you can only have one or the other you can only have trump be really strong on immigration or he

00:04:08.420 can tackle the epstein thing with truth you can't have both why why not in that case why why was he

00:04:14.580 campaigning on all of these things exactly and people say oh he's been lukewarm on the epstein files

00:04:20.200 and to be fair that is true you can find interviews from him last year where he was very evasive

00:04:27.160 around whether he was going to release them or not but it was all of the people that he chose for

00:04:32.440 positions like dan bongino like cash patel who were going hell for leather against it pam bondi and

00:04:39.040 others saying that we're going to release all of this information pam bondi earlier this year saying

00:04:43.240 i've got the files on my desk yeah and then there was the big media uh blitz around the phase one

00:04:50.800 which i'm pretty sure was supposed to be the only thing that they were going to release and then

00:04:54.920 everybody said this is nothing so they said oh it's actually only phase one the whole thing has been a

00:04:59.580 complete uh disaster from from the off and it really does come across like they're trying to hide

00:05:04.800 something didn't ai post something i think it was either earlier or yesterday i can't remember um saying

00:05:10.920 that i think it was only three percent of like the maga base like were approval of what approving of

00:05:18.040 um trump's handling of of the epstein files only three percent and i don't know the pull of that i i

00:05:26.140 need to be we need to look that up properly but yeah i read that and i thought they're in trouble

00:05:32.000 well it does go right to the very core of the movement yeah you know one of the big pillars on which

00:05:37.980 the mega movement and trump was elected both times was that he's the outsider who's going to drain the

00:05:44.100 swamp and he's going to actually confront these cabals of sex criminals and pedophiles and things

00:05:50.900 so to uh to pivot like this to 180 like this and immediately start gaslighting um that's not okay i

00:05:59.040 mean you're quite right to say that in recent months certainly in recent days he or before the memo came

00:06:04.500 out he sort of started being quite lukewarm and trying to walk it back a bit but there's also

00:06:09.200 plenty of clips of him from way back in uh way back just being quite bellicose about it say no

00:06:15.260 uh we will release the like just unequivocally we will release the epstein files and all that sort of

00:06:21.020 thing one that i've seen referred to quite a lot it was last year sometime was he was being asked very

00:06:26.500 directly in an interview will you release the jfk files yes will you release these files yes will you

00:06:33.480 release the epstein files and he pauses he goes yeah well we'll release some of it you know because

00:06:40.000 there's a lot of there's a lot of lies in there it's like oh okay just the just these ones he starts

00:06:44.680 to get all cagey about yeah right so um of course you can imagine that um all the lefties like the

00:06:52.860 legacy media you know msnbc cnn people like jen saki stephen king oh yeah yeah stephen king's one

00:07:00.660 was interesting telling telling maga to grow up that it was all a conspiracy theory so apparently

00:07:06.840 when it comes to potentially defending an international cabal of uh sex offenders who

00:07:13.780 abuse minors this is the one thing that stephen king and donald trump yeah yeah yeah can agree on

00:07:19.680 so that's interesting yeah yeah very interesting well you can imagine that they're all for it

00:07:23.920 because it undermines trump in any ways a political problem for trump but it's interesting um that a

00:07:28.420 lot of them go with the angle that uh epstein there isn't there actually isn't that much to see

00:07:34.240 there isn't it was a hoax but nonetheless isn't it good that he's fallen out of love with his own base

00:07:40.260 and all that sort of thing um yeah they're cheering that on very interesting um i was going to play a

00:07:46.540 bit of uh uh carl clinton but i can't bring myself to do it i won't put our audience to it you know

00:07:51.220 john stewart obviously don't put us through john stewart people like that don't say his real name

00:07:55.200 um people like that oh yeah yeah hope not hate might tell me off um obviously loving it but there's

00:08:01.180 loads on on the other side i mean loads people a lot of people that you would expect to be

00:08:07.120 trump loyalists yeah are just not having it they're just not having it uh people like megan

00:08:13.840 kelly tucker carlson joe rogan alex jones matt walsh tim paul candy soins all these people being

00:08:19.580 like uh what are you kidding me even charlie kirk for a while he went along with the line of let's

00:08:26.440 just talk about something else but then quite quickly pivoted back to i actually know this is

00:08:30.180 important didn't he say didn't he say recently on his show i don't we don't want to talk about i

00:08:35.280 trust my friends in the government or something and then one day later went back to actually

00:08:39.400 i think he i think he felt the way the winds were going i don't know i don't know i don't really

00:08:43.620 watch charlie kirk you might have realized how stupid the sentence my friends in the yeah i know

00:08:48.680 i trust my friends in the government it's like okay so so either you are a bought and paid for

00:08:53.840 insider or you're actually dumb enough to think the government is your friend

00:08:57.960 neither one is good well that's that's the ben shapiro line i trust kashi patel i know i trust

00:09:05.140 i trust pan bondi i trust the president okay all right but it's not just the chattering classes

00:09:11.460 yes people like tucker carlson or whatever it's actually people like you know steve bannon

00:09:16.280 marjorie taylor green lauren bobert obviously dan bongino has got some sort of issues of course

00:09:22.200 uh tim butcher uh a republican from tennessee has gone on the record saying no i just don't trust

00:09:28.580 pan bondi and uh yeah uh but it's more than that uh i mean mike johnson the speaker in congress

00:09:36.620 um has expressed doubts he's just not going along with the trump line of let's stop talking about this

00:09:43.720 um and in fact the democrats would only need a small number of republicans in congress in order

00:09:52.100 to force a bill to make the the white house legally formally have to release the files and they've got

00:09:58.880 them apparently they've got the numbers i only need like a few and they've already got seven or so i i was

00:10:04.060 reading earlier that they've got that a bill drafted or are drafting a bill for that and i read that it was

00:10:09.580 mike johnson who was trying to block it well they did block a vote just the other day but it'll keep

00:10:15.100 coming up this isn't going to go away oh the fact that trump wants it to go away it's not going to

00:10:18.940 i mean i wrote an article a few years ago three years ago saying we won't forget this people lots

00:10:24.100 of people want it to be forgotten and just swept under the carpet it's just a footnote in history

00:10:28.500 uh but it's not going to be i don't think it's going to be because the mutiny is quite big like i say

00:10:33.760 all these lists of names from from joe rogan to marjorie taylor green yeah right they're not letting it go

00:10:39.200 and it's and it's also for the democrats it's a slam dunk for them but what it's a complete slam

00:10:45.060 dunk not to say that loads of mega republicans are going to switch sides all of a sudden i would

00:10:51.320 never ever recommend anybody vote democrat but i would expect that a number of people are going to

00:10:57.080 go well i was lied to again i was i was lied to so they might just refrain from voting or potentially

00:11:03.860 try and vote for a third party like elon musk's america but if that if that even goes ahead i mean

00:11:09.980 musk has been saying that he wanted to primary people because of the deficit spending but it might

00:11:16.940 actually be this that gets people primary primary in the midterms yeah um one other thing to say

00:11:23.060 people that are on both sides of the aisle on this um there's some people that i've found

00:11:27.240 suspiciously silent haven't seen jd vance talk about this much cash patel seems to be remarkably

00:11:35.060 quiet at the moment he's already again we're in a moment in time he has made statements but he's not

00:11:40.480 he's not sort of come out and done a long press conference backing up trump or whatever has he a

00:11:47.040 number of people seem to be interestingly quiet about it um but okay so just a super quick rundown if

00:11:54.840 anyone doesn't know some of the chronology of some of the things that have happened so there's that

00:11:58.100 phase one thing where bondi gives a bunch of right-leaning influencers this dossier thing

00:12:04.580 phase one phase one they all took a photo and it was a complete nothing burger yeah yeah okay

00:12:11.480 we'll wait for phase two then it was information that we already had except it was massively redacted

00:12:18.140 when we already had the unredacted versions like seriously i mean i like a number of people were like

00:12:24.080 okay well okay phase one all right so okay it's a nothing burger but we'll wait for the big reveal

00:12:28.960 the big phase two then she came out didn't she she said it was on her desk they've walked that back

00:12:33.280 she didn't literally mean it was an actual list was physically on her desk it was just the files in

00:12:39.240 general sort of metaphorically on her metaphorical desk sort of thing but okay um and then um

00:12:47.480 uh so once that memo came out what is it something like 10 days ago now uh where it just said

00:12:55.600 there's nothing to see here basically he did kill himself uh there is no client list and uh that's it

00:13:03.680 that's the end of the story really um obviously that's weird and frustrating but the very next day

00:13:10.580 when there was some sort of press conference in um in the what in the white house and someone asked

00:13:15.760 trump about it or someone was asking pan bondi who's sitting two seats down from trump about it

00:13:20.300 and trump interjected saying are you still talking about you're still talking about epstein it's like

00:13:25.240 that was when i immediately like this is a sea change is a weird yeah sea change one it was only one

00:13:31.720 day ago for a start what do you mean are we still talking about it it's still in the news cycle

00:13:36.920 uh yeah we're still talking about it yeah we've still got questions she never told us whether he was

00:13:41.620 an intelligence agent whether a us or an israeli one um uh yeah we're still talking about it yeah

00:13:47.820 like many attached to a lot of different intelligence agencies all banding information

00:13:52.720 between one another sure yeah yeah an asset whether he's actually a full-blown employee

00:13:57.080 or whether he's just yeah on their books in some more informal way or whatever you haven't addressed

00:14:02.320 any of that so yeah we're still talking about so that gaslighting was immediately odd to me

00:14:07.040 that's a red flag to me yeah massive it was like wait what yeah i almost couldn't believe my eyes

00:14:11.760 and ears when uh but anyway since then it's only got worse in fact we've got a i think it's a clip

00:14:18.460 from that actual conference but yeah yeah let's listen to bondi here first to back up on that in

00:14:25.560 february i did turn it up a bit jack and it's been getting a lot of attention because i said i was

00:14:32.120 asked a question about the client list and my response was it's sitting on my desk to be reviewed

00:14:39.680 meaning the file along with the jfk mlk files as well that's what i meant by that also to the tens of

00:14:49.640 thousands of video they turned out to be child porn downloaded by that disgusting jeffrey epstein

00:14:55.740 child porn is what they were never going to be released never going to see the light of day

00:15:00.500 to him being an agent i have no knowledge about that we can get back to you on that

00:15:05.600 and the minute that was the key thing for me we have no knowledge about that we'll get back to you

00:15:10.480 on that oh liar i'm not buying that no no what do you mean what do you mean you don't know about it

00:15:17.340 and you'll get back to us nonsense don't treat us like we're children like we're morons you don't

00:15:24.160 know anything about that that's sort of at the heart of this thing and has been since the 90s when he

00:15:29.380 was first prosecuted you don't know about that well you'll get back to us on that yeah come on

00:15:35.200 come on treat us with such contempt yeah so okay going forward uh it just seems

00:15:44.040 well so trump keeps pivoting because at first it was the line was

00:15:48.640 there are no files yeah now it seems to have pivoted a bit to something a bit different that

00:15:55.160 there might be files but they're not credible trump in the last few days is democrat hoax

00:15:59.900 is the new line and that that as well there aren't any oh but there are but it's a hoax and

00:16:04.180 they're not credible it's like what make your mind there's been numerous administrations have

00:16:09.800 handled these files over these when epstein actually died it was under trump's administration

00:16:16.140 and it was 2019 so this was almost three years into his administration as well so at least there's a

00:16:22.740 three-year grace period there donald where those files were your guys doing it surely yeah another

00:16:30.120 thing he keeps saying is the guy died years ago now don't care doesn't matter yeah yeah john kennedy

00:16:36.140 was murdered decades ago don't doesn't matter the truth will lie in wait for all time okay

00:16:42.180 very good very good so uh the truth's not going anywhere um so where people keep asking the

00:16:50.920 questions he just he's sort of basically attacking his own base uh so let's listen to this little

00:16:57.580 clip you turn it up jack is it possible i don't understand why they would be so interested he's dead

00:17:09.320 for a long time uh he was never a big factor in terms of life uh i don't understand what the interest

00:17:17.240 or what the fascination is i really don't and the credible information has been given don't forget we

00:17:24.440 went through years of the muller witch hunt and all of the different things the steel dossier okay

00:17:29.920 which was all

00:17:30.740 keep going fake all that information was fake but i don't understand why the jeffrey epstein case would

00:17:39.140 be of interest to anybody it's pretty boring stuff it's sorted but it's boring and i don't understand

00:17:46.040 why it keeps going uh i i think well really only pretty bad people including fake news want to keep

00:17:53.020 something oh yeah it's bad people it's always bad people bad people wanting to know the truth and

00:18:00.520 it's boring neither of those things are true neither of those things are true if anything you can't call

00:18:05.920 it boring there's nothing there but it's boring yeah he's just throwing out old talking points to try

00:18:12.500 and distract he's trying to throw out oh uh people steal dossier uh fake news these are these are

00:18:19.660 talking points and lines that you've been using for years that remember maga is a cult when you

00:18:26.520 know they all yeah maga is this cult that they just follow the leader and that's it you don't ask

00:18:31.860 questions you don't you know hold accountability in some way remember that to equate this with real

00:18:38.880 hoaxes like the russia russia russia thing yeah yeah uh what are you doing donald why are you doing that

00:18:44.980 only bad people want to know the truth about this are you sure mate trafficking is pretty

00:18:51.460 pretty high issue yeah and it's a hoax oh is it but it's boring is it the hope that that island is a

00:18:58.420 hoax is it his his 90s conviction is was a hoax it was gillane maxwell's trial that all of that yeah

00:19:04.420 that was a hoax it was the mid 2000s where he was where he was convicted for i believe it was

00:19:11.620 trafficking children at the age of around 12 as young as 12 at least that was in i think 2007

00:19:21.540 conveniently just a few years after he and trump had a public falling out because they'd been friends

00:19:28.000 for a very long time up until that point um and for that he was given a sweetheart deal where he only

00:19:34.120 had to serve i think 12 months and that might have been commuted and when asked why that was

00:19:40.760 i believe the attorney general or the judge um acosta said he was told that it was because epstein was

00:19:49.400 intelligence well all of these coincidences you have to and and just points of fact you have to try

00:19:57.040 and magic away if you want to turn this into something innocent where the administration's telling

00:20:02.680 you the truth right now yeah yeah they're creating a false history trying to i mean there's there's

00:20:09.080 plenty of other stuff as well like the fact that uh epstein was employed in the 70s at the dalton

00:20:15.720 school as a maths teacher when he had no qualifications to do so was given the job by bill bar's father and

00:20:23.640 then in the mid-1980s gets picked up by this mega group and people like lex where les wexner and just

00:20:30.600 handed over a load of massive like billions of dollars worth of hedge funds accounts to manage

00:20:35.640 that new york mansion was just les wexner just sold it to him for a dollar yeah yeah no no right no

00:20:42.520 qualifications or experience in any of these fields just keeps getting given these opportunities and

00:20:48.440 then all of a sudden by the late 80s early 90s he's a wealthy new york socialite rubbing shoulders with

00:20:54.760 donald trump and clinton that was all an obama conspiracy theory apparently now yeah you've got

00:21:00.600 so gilane maxwell being in jail then right in prison what is that is just a hoax hoax the connections to

00:21:07.640 robert maxwell directly through gis lane the lolita express and yeah that was all a hoax uh just a

00:21:14.760 conspiracy theory boring stuff though the the the witness testimony of all the survivors yeah it's all a

00:21:20.760 a hoax at the interviews let's listen to uh trump asking answer some questions here in the last day

00:21:27.000 or so you said this was all a hoax has your attorney general told you this was a hoax what evidence

00:21:31.400 it's not the attorney general no i know it's a hoax it's started by democrats some stupid republicans

00:21:37.400 and foolish republicans fall into the net and so they try and do the democrats work they're wasting their

00:21:43.800 time with uh a guy who obviously had some very serious problems who died three four years ago

00:21:52.680 i'd rather talk about the success we have with i bet you would i bet you would mate that's something

00:21:59.640 else he keeps trying to pivot onto this idea that oh we've had the most uh successful administration

00:22:05.320 first most successful six months ever people are saying i'm going to be the greatest president of all

00:22:10.280 time considered that my legacy it's like like it's all boring it's boring it's boring what's what's

00:22:17.400 the achievements like how is this the most successful presidency of all time so far these first six

00:22:23.160 months what are these achievements that he's pointing to like let's have one more clip okay let's have one

00:22:32.360 more clip and i would say that you know these files were made up by comey they were made up by obama they

00:22:39.400 were made up by but the biden you know we and we went through years of that with the russia russia

00:22:46.840 russia hoax with all of the different things that we had to go through we've gone through years of it

00:22:51.880 but she's handled it very well uh yeah yeah okay uh it is a bs uh people that still want to know

00:23:02.520 about it are weaklings it's a scam what they're weaklings they're doing the democrats work for

00:23:08.280 he doesn't want their support anymore whoa whoa it's like it really is burning through political

00:23:14.760 capital yeah this is before the midterms crash out if it was after the midterms he's absolutely got

00:23:21.000 nothing left to lose at the ballot box i might it might make a bit more sense like mask off but

00:23:26.760 there's still the midterms to go i think what they're hoping is that this time next year everyone

00:23:33.080 will have forgotten and the news cycle will have dragged people along into this next current thing

00:23:39.160 and the next current thing after that and that there'll be something and they'll start to throw

00:23:43.480 out red meat to the base just in time for the midterms uh this time if you vote for the republicans

00:23:49.880 make sure that we get the house and the senate and we'll make sure to get those millions and millions

00:23:54.440 deported every year when like biden imported illegally 10 million people into the country

00:24:03.000 the upper limits of what we've been told for mass deportations is they're aiming for like a million a

00:24:08.040 year that doesn't even that isn't even a drop in the bucket it needs to be if the if trump

00:24:15.800 plausibly incredibly says before the midterms do this and we'll get 10 million out per year

00:24:22.200 and they actually are going to go through with it and actually get 10 million out per year

00:24:27.400 maybe then consider it maybe then but if they're not going to do that and they can't do that or for

00:24:34.360 whatever reason uh then there's there's no reason to just continue to believe lies yeah well for me this

00:24:42.440 was the last straw in the whole drain the swamp thing again i've been on record years ago between the

00:24:47.880 two trump presidencies saying you didn't really drain the swamp first time around yeah that's a

00:24:52.520 worry for me this time now there's nothing left if you're not draining the swamp or even attempting to

00:24:58.200 or actually gaslighting so that you actively don't then you are part of the swamp i mean i heard as

00:25:05.160 well that he got ratioed hard on his own platform which is so embarrassing people aren't buying it

00:25:10.600 because it's the same playbook that the democrats will do something like off the top of my head just one

00:25:15.000 example trying to say that january 6th is as as bad as pearl harbor or 9 11. no no no one's buying that

00:25:23.720 no one's buying that just like this no one's buying it so i mean i saw this tweet you know the classic

00:25:33.080 the classic starlin thing of just trying to rewrite an alternative history and it seems like what

00:25:38.920 happened was when they put that memo out saying he killed himself and there is no client list trump

00:25:44.120 expected everyone perhaps not his political enemies lefties and stuff but he expected his own base

00:25:50.280 everyone on the right everyone in bagger to just immediately swallow that and go with that line

00:25:56.280 immediately and then he obviously thought a little bit of berating from daddy will quieten them down and

00:26:02.200 we'll move on it's not working not working i'm here for it i'm here for the mutiny i'm with megan

00:26:08.920 kelly i'm with steve bannon okay uh tucker uh no this is important people say oh let's just move on to

00:26:16.120 the more important things in a sense this is the most important thing because it gets to the heart of

00:26:22.680 trust as i say yeah without that governments in so-called free democracies uh are legless

00:26:30.200 um how could we possibly trust you on anything else if you're going to do this on this topic um so

00:26:40.200 right so okay well i'll keep doing bits on this as i'm sure i'm sure this isn't the end of the epsi

00:26:47.240 epsi saga one trump keeps bringing it back up when he's so eager to move past it he then keeps going on

00:26:55.000 truth social and blasting his own followers for caring about something that his platform was built

00:27:03.080 on because as you say it's not just specifically although this is obviously very important about

00:27:09.000 the idea that there is an international cabal blackmailing one another using um video footage

00:27:16.440 and other things surrounding you know sexual assault of minors it's also to do with the deep

00:27:21.240 state it's also to do with political uh corruption it's to do with national sovereignty the idea that

00:27:27.000 if foreign governments are potentially using this as leverage then your nation is no longer sovereign

00:27:33.560 if its leaders are being blackmailed to pursue the aims of other governments or doing the same to

00:27:39.880 other governments it's all to do with everything that mago was based around whilst at the same time

00:27:46.920 you have all of these talks of another betrayal if they go ahead with some kind of farm worker

00:27:53.320 program which will effectively be some kind of amnesty tom homan has said that there's going to

00:27:58.600 be no amnesty but is tom homan in charge of whether that legislation gets put forward see tom homan was

00:28:04.840 actually i see him at least make one comment uh in on the mutiny side saying we do need transparency

00:28:10.600 actually so lots of people lots of people are not having it even people in essence in trump's inner

00:28:17.720 circle um because one other thing say if there was genuinely nothing to it if the department of

00:28:24.120 justice had genuinely looked into it all and saw that there was there genuinely was no client list and

00:28:29.400 there genuinely was nothing to it then what you would want is either bondi or preferably trump himself

00:28:36.360 do some sort of long form interview with someone like tucker someone like that or joe rogan sit

00:28:42.360 down and do an hour or two and go through it and do the full a full house cleaning and say look

00:28:49.800 this is what we genuinely found but they didn't do that it was this one line memo and the very next

00:28:56.200 day you're a weakling and a bad person if you don't just swallow that yeah yeah yeah so that's what

00:29:03.160 not what's been done and the idea there's pivot upon pivot here isn't there like you say where

00:29:08.040 he wants everyone to stop talking about it but he won't stop talking about it because he could you

00:29:12.280 could go down the line of just a pure stone wall never ever uh tweet about it or truth social about

00:29:18.120 it and whenever anyone asks you a question immediately shut them down saying i'm not talking

00:29:21.320 about that could do that it wouldn't be great it really wouldn't be great but i mean they could do

00:29:26.600 that he's not doing that didn't even have to have a memo written up they could have pushed it

00:29:30.440 back and pushed it back until maybe the midterms after they could have said oh the dems are holding

00:29:35.480 us back from releasing phase two we really want to get this through to you you've got to keep voting

00:29:40.760 for us so that we can get phase two out so the dirty dems don't block it we want to get the truth

00:29:47.400 to you but no they want a load of liars yeah they shot themselves in the foot with this yeah yeah

00:29:52.280 as i say with the pivot upon pivot it it seems that you can only imagine some sort of strategy meeting

00:29:57.240 um i mean stephen miller could have been quite quiet on this and some sort of strategy meeting

00:30:01.400 where they're like first of all change the subject just try and change the subject that hasn't worked

00:30:08.360 they've tried that for a fair few days now hasn't worked okay next strat is to uh discredit it say if

00:30:17.080 there's any credible documents or evidence then pan bond is allowed to release it saying in other words

00:30:23.240 that what they've got so far isn't credible that's quite a big pivot that's from saying there is

00:30:28.840 nothing at all that doesn't exist to we're looking at what is or isn't credible so that's quite again

00:30:37.000 quite a big pivot that's it okay so i'm sure this story will roll on and uh we'll keep bringing it to

00:30:43.320 you because because i i don't know the trump administration any loyalty i'm just interested

00:30:48.440 i'm honestly interested in the truth i think a lot of people are a lot of people in the mega

00:30:51.880 movement uh honest decent working class people yeah and they just want the truth they don't want a

00:30:57.000 cabal of sex criminals to be telling them that they aren't or aren't allowed to say or think about

00:31:03.640 or question i'm one of those people yeah all right all right we've got quite a few rumble rants from

00:31:10.200 that let me just take the no worries mouse for a moment so that we can go through them so dragon lady

00:31:15.800 chris says maga can't possibly be disagreeing with trump on anything we're in a cult after all

00:31:20.040 don't you know mindless following blindly it has been very encouraging to see the amount of pushback

00:31:25.480 the administration's really been getting on this uh because i think at this point we all have to

00:31:30.360 acknowledge that maga as a movement has to grow beyond trump if you really want to have something

00:31:35.720 that is america first i don't think trump's going to be it i don't think he can be it now clearly

00:31:41.720 he's compromised so maga if it wants to continue needs to have something rise out of the ashes

00:31:47.240 like a phoenix and this is promising sigil stone harry i saw a meme and you're the exact person i

00:31:53.000 wanted to share it with if you're familiar enough with anime to get it in it is british for desu

00:32:00.280 i'm sorry i'm not that much of a weeb i have heard the word desu a few times uh i don't know what

00:32:07.320 context this is in that's a random name responded saying don't trust it harry sigil stone's meme

00:32:12.840 is just goat see thank you for reminding me of that hapsification guys guys don't look into the

00:32:19.000 history of cash patel's wife's history and background i have heard i've not looked into

00:32:24.600 this myself but i have heard people suggesting that she might be a spy of some oh really brilliant

00:32:31.960 although to be fair it wouldn't be surprising for foreign governments to want to set up spies as

00:32:38.760 the girlfriends and wives of high-ranking members of foreign governments classic soldiers time yeah

00:32:44.520 exactly yeah i mean just like whenever you see an admin member with like a chinese wife you're like

00:32:50.520 really got real lucky there didn't you buddy cranky texan uh check out what mike benz has been

00:33:02.920 saying lately about epstein this seems to be about covert funding for covert operations i've not seen

00:33:08.600 what mike benz has been saying he's typically a wealth of really interesting info so i'll take a look

00:33:13.560 at that wind pill seeker anything important would be removed from the fbi file and placed in the cia

00:33:19.480 file and nsa file pam doesn't have that tulsi does trump knows that many reported of fbi shredding

00:33:25.640 from november 2024 to january 2025 again transparency if that was the case would be great tulsi as far

00:33:33.000 as i can tell seems to be somewhat of an outsider in the trump admin now especially after he just

00:33:38.440 completely um uh ignored her advice on what was going on with iran where she said her own

00:33:45.320 intelligence was saying iran wasn't pursuing a nuclear weapon uh despite the enriched uranium

00:33:51.320 she said you know they're not actually trying to build anything right now and he ignored that and

00:33:55.320 said oh she doesn't know what she's talking about so if tulsi were able to give some kind of statement

00:34:00.440 it seems like she's one of the ones being quite quiet yeah yeah at the moment so suspiciously quiet yeah

00:34:05.320 hapsification con inc got their marching orders telling everyone to be mature and move on they're

00:34:10.920 defending child sex trafficking they're all a bunch of uh pedo enablers now that is the words of the

00:34:15.960 hapsification if anyone in con inc hears me say that that is not necessarily my opinion wind pill seeker

00:34:23.080 anything international is under cia and nsa not fbi this could be a honeypot for blackmail and black

00:34:28.840 budgets or god knows what but that would never be at fbi that's cia and nsa again some transparency

00:34:35.720 from the administration uh would be nice if they just said listen the fbi just doesn't have the

00:34:40.840 information that you're after i mean they're not entirely wrong saying that but there's a bit more

00:34:45.400 to it that i mean so originally when epstein uh was in when he was in prison when he died he was being

00:34:52.280 prosecuted by the southern district of new york so he was being prosecuted um domestically and the fbi

00:35:02.120 had done the investigation it was f i believe it's fbi agents that raided his island well a lot of i know

00:35:07.640 the island would have been domestic anyway right yeah yeah and everything anything and everything

00:35:12.040 that went down in his mansion in new york of course um i'm pretty sure it's the fbi that raided the

00:35:17.480 island where where is that that's that's not mainland you know it's like the virgin virgin

00:35:22.280 islands yeah but but still so he's not wrong i mean there are still plenty of reports of a lot of

00:35:28.200 what was going down not just being on the island he had a lot of girls brought to his new york mansion

00:35:34.200 and if they took off on the lolita express from mainland united states the fbi can say oh that's

00:35:40.040 that's a part of our jurisdiction and yeah various things if they were if they were procured on on

00:35:45.880 united states soil they can then say this is part of this in our jurisdiction and so the fbi it's

00:35:50.920 not right to say it's not wrong but the fbi certainly were doing the investigation so sigil

00:35:57.080 stone says this helps democrats slaughter the republicans in the midterms or the republicans

00:36:01.000 turn against trump hard either way trump becomes a lame duck in a year and a half again we'll see how

00:36:05.960 that turns out things might change uh maybe they'll turn around and say you know what you're right

00:36:11.880 let's go complete full transparency and release everything not gonna happen not gonna happen or

00:36:16.520 maybe they start throwing out red meat and actually start deporting people in huge numbers like numbers

00:36:22.360 they promised and then say and start using that as a selling point for the midters we'll see what

00:36:27.080 happens but if the dems don't jump on this uh then maybe biden is still in charge because that would

00:36:32.280 be something that only a retarded senile person would do uh that's a random name you missed my second

00:36:37.960 message for lewis harry re oops apologies for that uh on on an unrelated note i haven't forgotten

00:36:44.360 you lewis i'll send you an email about the voice acting stuff sometime in the coming weeks and months

00:36:49.080 waiting to have my steam store page up creating a game wanted a voice actor awesome it's it's

00:36:54.920 wonderful to see people within our spheres actually making things yeah it's very you needed

00:36:58.840 changing in cockney bros in it up the apples and pears nice all right so uh lewis shall we have the

00:37:07.640 mouse i hear you have a scoop for i do so today uh doing something quite cool actually an exclusive

00:37:15.800 for lotus eaters so it's an absolute privilege to do it on the platform and with you gents um and

00:37:22.200 obviously with the audience because they've all been fantastic since i started you know coming on the

00:37:27.800 show ages ago so it's a real privilege to do this actually um let me just get my not that i want to

00:37:34.760 go down to these notes here on the bottom i can there we go okay so i decided to delve into ofcom

00:37:43.880 a little bit more um we know about ofcom being the communist regulators that they are

00:37:49.880 uh i see them as gatekeepers i don't see the point in ofcom personally i think we should go and

00:37:55.480 you know completely just tear it down start again back to the 90s you know how it used to be

00:38:03.400 um i just see it as just an information gatekeeping mechanism to be honest um and their ties with the

00:38:11.000 online safety bill and and i know you guys have obviously looked into that as well with the online

00:38:16.760 safety bill and done segments on that so we won't go too heavy on that but i decided to just delve a bit

00:38:22.280 more and just to look at um stats and data on complaints and why these complaints are happening

00:38:30.200 and what are the outcomes of all these complaints now i decided to focus mainly on climate change

00:38:36.760 because that's obviously a massive topic there's others like extremism immigration stuff which i've

00:38:41.320 got in the works but i've received a reply from ofcom with some data and i thought we could go through

00:38:47.320 it and have a little look so originally i sent a request um asking for a breakdown of viewer complaints

00:38:55.240 from the 1st of january 2021 to january the 1st 2024 related to climate change climate misinformation

00:39:04.360 net zero global warming environmental falsehoods and i asked for the number of complaints per incident

00:39:10.920 uh the program and channel name uh the nature of the complaint and whether ofcom took any action

00:39:17.640 and i also asked for copies of internal assessments uh summaries or guidance notes about how of ofcom

00:39:26.840 assesses climate related complaints uh under their broadcasting code uh whether it's like due accuracy

00:39:34.040 accuracy or misleading content and i was expecting just a just a huge you know look into going after

00:39:43.560 people who are skeptical on climate change it's actually a lot of it is the opposite there are

00:39:49.640 people who are actually saying hang on a minute what you're doing here with the heat waves with you

00:39:54.680 know you've seen like the the big you know everything's red when it's like 25 degrees you know hang

00:40:00.840 on a minute and you know the temperatures and everything and i wanted to go and show you

00:40:06.920 what we and god damn it on that americans make fun of us for that media scaremongering makes americans

00:40:12.920 go like british people are afraid of 25 degree weather no it's the media scaremonger 25 degrees is

00:40:19.960 fine it's pleasant even exactly we can deal with it so here's the list that they've given me and you can see

00:40:27.480 the different services uh you can see on obviously the program you've got a lot on bbc news there some

00:40:33.720 of them might be one complaint some of them clearly there's one there 61 on against gb news there's one

00:40:39.800 on channel 4 208 but the the thing is with this i was trying to go through this in my mind like does it

00:40:46.280 matter on volume or or not you know the more people complain does that does that mean that they have to

00:40:53.080 take it more seriously or less and the answer is actually no it doesn't matter if it's one complaint

00:40:58.760 or complaint or 200 complaints they have to go through it and have to do an investigation but what

00:41:05.880 i found obviously you can see here uh the annex includes complaints made against channel 4 the bbc

00:41:12.680 itv gb news sky talk tv and obviously the list of the programs on the left there's some from coronation

00:41:20.200 street um there to dan wootton farage um david ball is there uh good morning britain lot and good

00:41:29.320 morning britain um itv news the one from gogglebox gogglebox yeah jacob reese mog there should be more

00:41:36.680 complaints for gogglebox just to get that thing shut down i hate gogglebox yeah lorraine there um mark

00:41:44.200 mark stein yeah neil oliver so a big list but what i found if i just go back to my notes here um

00:41:54.440 no complaint about climate content resulted in a formal investigation none none of those and you can

00:42:02.520 see on the right hand side it says things like not pursued refer to the bbc not pursued nothing

00:42:09.640 uh out of remit is another one and referrals which is really weird and i thought so what you're telling

00:42:16.680 me in four years potentially five well yeah four years with all these complaints nothing has been

00:42:23.800 done at all very weird so would it be because like with um this one that i can see here for news night

00:42:31.000 refer to bbc would it be because um there would be internal processes for channels like gb news that

00:42:37.880 ofcom would expect you to go through first before referring straight to ofcom i believe so yeah so

00:42:44.840 there's that context as well i wonder if it's not extremely difficult to take any kind of action

00:42:50.920 because despite one of the lines that um that the climate change lobby always say is that the science

00:42:57.160 is settled exactly the science is settled well no it isn't no it isn't the reality is that the earth's

00:43:03.240 climate has always and will always be in flux and in fact it's one of the most complicated things

00:43:09.480 ever even like the work the earth's climate you have the best supercomputers in the world trying to

00:43:14.920 model it and they can't they can't because it's too complicated it's far too complicated yeah it gets

00:43:20.440 into um chaos theory and things you can't predict it no um so if that's the case which does seem to be

00:43:28.360 then um how can you say that this one particular view scientific view is settled and anything that

00:43:35.320 is uh heterodox to that is something that we can take action against you for yeah so for example it's

00:43:41.560 my opinion that co2 certainly man-made co2 doesn't drive climate change it will have an effect but it

00:43:48.040 doesn't drive it the sun and things like i said this yesterday sun and volcanoes and glaciers and all

00:43:54.920 sorts of weather giant weather systems will have much more an important impact on it than simply

00:44:01.320 man-made co2 um so could ofcom or whoever actually prosecute me or anyone who holds that opinion

00:44:10.280 well no no right it's not like it's a matter of absolute fact yeah yeah because uh it's it it has

00:44:20.200 been and will be up for debate as i say the earth climate will always be in flux what i was surprised

00:44:25.480 about going through the list because i was expecting you know gb news to be attacked talk tv like you know

00:44:32.200 guys that would have their shows that will be inclined to be be a bit more skeptical um so i was

00:44:39.160 expecting that but i wasn't expecting you know a couple of other things um there was one like some notable

00:44:45.160 examples that i made sky news coverage uh on the 11th of july 2022 the complaint was misleading

00:44:52.760 information about climate change and heat waves um and the allegation was the segment exaggerated

00:44:58.600 the impact of heat waves and falsely attributed all high temperatures to anthro anthropogenic i think

00:45:05.000 i've said that right uh climate change and the outcome of course not pursued nothing another one bbc news uh

00:45:13.000 19th of october 23 lack of impartiality and exclusion of dissenting scientific voices

00:45:19.960 good complaint um the bbc promoted only extreme climate narratives and failed to present alternative

00:45:25.800 views from climate scientists critical of ipcc models great complaint well typically one thing that

00:45:32.360 you find that they do is they'll take the ipcc models and they'll have an incredibly wide range

00:45:39.000 yeah of models of what the future will look like in their reports and they'll take the ones that are

00:45:45.080 the absolute most extreme like there'll be most of them saying like well yeah by this year temperatures

00:45:52.440 may have gone up by this much but it won't really do that much it might actually have some benefits

00:45:57.640 and it probably is caused by this wide range of factors rather than just because bill gates hasn't been

00:46:03.960 allowed to stop cows from farting yet and they'll ignore all of those and they'll jump straight to

00:46:09.880 the most sensationalist and hysterical one broadcast that because that's what's most useful for promoting

00:46:17.320 climate narratives which allow them to uh push net zero targets not to mention recently i did an

00:46:23.720 investigation into the met office and found that over 80 percent of the temperatures um the device

00:46:31.000 temperature devices used to you know track our temperatures across the uk 80 of them that's

00:46:38.360 300 over 300 of those temperatures are considered uh band five which at four and five which is basically

00:46:45.800 poor and unreliable because they're put in certain areas like tarmac on a runway or like near a tar

00:46:53.640 like near a what like jets you know shooting off near the temperature gauge in big cities where obviously

00:47:00.360 you know massive buildings you know trap the heat you know it just put in all these ridiculous places

00:47:06.840 but yeah 80 percent and i think we have only over 368 and that's nearly yeah 300 over 300.

00:47:17.000 and yeah i mean harry's exactly right that they'll go with the one particular view that if climate the

00:47:23.720 earth's general climate average climate goes up by this amount by this date then we're done it's the

00:47:30.040 apocalypse is armageddon there's no way back yeah but as you say the most hysterical version

00:47:37.160 i mean many models suggest we're in an interglacial period yeah that's it maybe leonard nimoy in the

00:47:43.880 70s was right yeah that we got we are going for an ice age if anything it's not going to be runaway

00:47:49.720 um runaway heat and uh we actually will go back to some sort of uh glacial period who knows who knows

00:47:57.720 well nobody knows really that's the true that's the real truth isn't it nobody knows what the future

00:48:03.560 holds exactly certainly not greta thunberg or al gore yeah right exactly yeah well here's it here's

00:48:10.280 what were al gore's predictions in an inconvenient truth because i would say something like new york

00:48:15.400 will be under by like the year 2000 or the year 2005 or something i think it was in 2005 he did it i think

00:48:20.840 he did it i think it was by 2020 oh yeah you're okay we'll be underwater but of course you bring

00:48:27.160 that up i bet i bet anybody trying to counter you will say well it's only because of the measures that

00:48:32.040 we've taken to combat climate change since alcohol also it's faulty then is what you're saying

00:48:39.400 it's because we started charging people for carrier bags yeah yeah that's the al gore's doomsday

00:48:44.120 predictions well this is i wanted to show just two of the complaints that they that the someone has

00:48:51.320 done this is for this one um so this is for a trailer called change climate season um oh no hang on

00:48:58.840 sorry that's this is the next one after that the great climate fight and it had some complaints due to

00:49:04.760 impartiality and bias i just wanted to play just a little bit just to get you the flavor of you know

00:49:14.840 what have i told you that solving the climate crisis is possible

00:49:22.680 this isn't a fantasy it could be our future the good news is we have the tools the problem is

00:49:34.440 our politicians we've got a plan we can get to net zero global warming can be stopped all you need is

00:49:43.080 passion and leadership they've known how to do this for decades and the solutions could benefit us

00:49:48.280 all on your win it's the cheapest form of electricity this is a massive opportunity this is going to be

00:49:54.360 the future of the economy but our politicians are failing us the government is going to water down

00:50:00.440 key climate change commitments it's so bonkers on every anyway you get the point i love all of the

00:50:07.560 solemn yes yeah oh i'm the only one qualified to tell you the truth yeah one of the most complicated

00:50:19.080 things yeah in our cosmos i need to hear i need to hear what hugh fernley wittenstall what does hugh

00:50:26.760 fernley wittenstall what's his take on it i can't be i can't be well informed until hugh fernley wittenstall

00:50:32.600 well if it's if it's not an older gentleman pulling a very serious face how are you supposed

00:50:39.800 to take it seriously though well there were some other things right i watched this for the first

00:50:45.000 time on the train coming up here and this received over 208 complaints this particular one which is

00:50:51.800 quite a lot it seemed from that list that seemed like among the more yeah exactly but i don't think

00:50:56.920 it's because of necessarily it's climate it's i'll play it to you see what you think it does have

00:51:02.680 music so i don't know well it's on youtube so it'll be all right so

00:51:16.120 as you can see record profits in the third quarter

00:51:32.120 what is this again this is an advert yeah for for change climate season

00:51:54.920 like channel four it's it's it's supposed to be insulting oil magnets yeah oh is that it okay yeah

00:52:05.720 okay yeah by making me despise i'm very sorry the people who made this advert if i had to see it

00:52:14.120 you guys had to see it and i'm very sorry you guys had no we didn't yes you do no we didn't imagine

00:52:19.320 the creative sitting around coming up with that idea but then the senior management going yes like

00:52:25.560 it yeah make it happen let's do money at it let's do it it's like they've got skid marks but it's crude

00:52:30.520 oil yeah yes i'm sorry that to put you guys through that but i'm sorry i couldn't resist um a reminder

00:52:39.640 so in total none of the viewer complaints nothing resulted in anything uh that's good to know that

00:52:45.640 they're not overreaching so much that they are actually hurting people even financially

00:52:51.960 um on the back of it i mean that is something right um yeah exactly uh but it reminded me

00:53:00.120 back in 2001 i think you guys remember this particular um tv show that received a record-breaking

00:53:09.080 um um record-breaking complaints brass eye i love brass eye yeah great day today yeah it's great

00:53:17.880 um it received the biggest i think the biggest amount of complaints in off in their in uk history

00:53:25.800 for one single program um i've got it here it says when we're talking about complaints the show that

00:53:32.600 comes to my brass eye episode it was i think it was pedo geddon do you remember do you i love that

00:53:37.560 episode it's the one with simon peg yeah yeah exactly yeah fancy him yeah sorry it's not my type

00:53:43.880 in july 2001 yeah still remains as the most uh complained about single program in uk history

00:53:50.920 with 1500 to 3000 complaints in days with around 1000 directly to channel four uh and their findings

00:53:58.920 after the investigation said that it breached standards on offense um and lack of adequate

00:54:05.080 warnings channel four had to broadcast an on-air apology but no financial penalties but even back then

00:54:11.720 satire was deemed public interest valid protecting creative expression can you imagine such a series

00:54:19.400 happening now through ofcom as well i don't think it's even possible anymore yeah there was the old

00:54:26.040 23 year old article um obviously spoke about that but comparing that to today is my my broader point

00:54:35.960 um it it shows that these dozens of complaints about biased climate climate coverage some very serious

00:54:45.960 some detailed none of them have been investigated like at least once and i just don't see the point

00:54:52.040 it is kind of the wider point what is the point in ofcom if they're not actually doing anything really

00:54:58.760 if that makes sense um it's like a parent just sort of wagging its finger yeah tutting exactly but not

00:55:05.160 actually doing anything but even worse to top it off um ofcom actually stated in terms of internal

00:55:13.240 assessments um or guidance it says we can confirm that we do not hold any internal guidance notes for the

00:55:21.080 assessment of climate related complaints so they don't have anything to go by it says we consider

00:55:29.160 internal assessments and summaries of individual complaints to be exempt from disclosure this

00:55:34.600 exemption is based on section 393 of the communications act which prohibits ofcom from disclosing business

00:55:40.760 specific information as a result no internal reviews audits or summaries about how climate complaint

00:55:48.040 decisions are reached um were shared so how do they then it's so confused if they have no internal

00:55:57.880 assessment or guidance on how they you know push forward with a complaint what are they doing

00:56:06.600 there seems to be a bit of oversight there yeah complete completely toothless yeah which is probably

00:56:14.200 it's for the best but you're quite right it's it's odd it is weird then yeah yeah it is confusing

00:56:22.440 it's very confusing but forgive me for the video but um yeah no i won't i saw the smile that was that

00:56:31.640 was a forgiveness there i saw that um no it wasn't that was a vengeful smile harry's gonna hurt me

00:56:40.200 afterwards i think for that but that's it that's the that's the little exclusive uh some more data

00:56:47.080 you can go and have a look sleuth through it yourself um but on the way we have i have some

00:56:53.240 more data come in uh hopefully to tackle like immigration views extremism see the complaints

00:56:59.720 through that and see if there's any been any investigation for that as well and if there's not again

00:57:06.120 it's gonna look pretty bad because it's kind of like what what is their purpose then what i'm

00:57:14.040 hearing is that someone like nick ferrari or patrick christie's or um neil oliver can go to town say

00:57:19.400 what you like nothing's gonna happen to you oh yeah go for your life so there i have it all right then

00:57:28.040 we've got a few more rumble rents come through and then we'll do my segment to end the day off so

00:57:35.720 uh let me see here it's okay harry says sigil stone we know you're not scared of mildly warm weather

00:57:43.800 you're mortally terrified of yes uh i'm not actually i'm i'm the kind of i'm i'm a weird maniac who will

00:57:51.080 go out in very warm weather and have been known to do this uh in like long sleeve shirts and jeans

00:57:57.160 and just sweat my balls off i don't know why i do it but sometimes i just do and i get on with it

00:58:03.640 sigil stone again it's the northern in you you refuse to accept that it's cold and when it's hot it's just

00:58:10.120 no i'm gonna wear the exact same thing at all times i've got quite a few friends who are like the absolute

00:58:15.640 maniacs who go out in the dead of winter with sleeveless shirts and cargo shorts on um so you

00:58:21.880 know that's that's kind of like what metal scene guys do uh sigil stone again also i'd like to advise

00:58:28.600 the british to stop using metric because there's two kinds of countries those that use metric and

00:58:32.840 those that have stealth bombers oh well said uh but personally i don't get the obsession with the

00:58:39.480 like hating metric it's french okay okay it works fine for me i weigh out the measurements at the

00:58:49.480 gym in kilograms because that's what's everything's weight listed as so you know whenever anyone pulls

00:58:54.440 me up on it if i mention someone weighs 180 pounds yeah or something or i mention um yeah if i just if i

00:59:00.120 use metric in any way and someone pulls you up on it i'm like yeah fair enough yeah fair enough it's just

00:59:05.560 it's a european european yuck yeah and english people aren't european no way jose uh that's a

00:59:14.120 random name if the uk were to stop using the metric system how would they keep their possession as the

00:59:19.480 second greatest soft power in the world exactly guys exactly good point sigil stone the problem is

00:59:26.040 our politicians they're not implementing real gay race communism fast enough says the experts yeah

00:59:32.840 that's what that's always the solution glee triple seven so channel four solution to net zero is to

00:59:37.640 have a bunch of washed up boomers yap at us that is always the solution bobo bad the scientists see

00:59:43.400 themselves as the heroic academics from movies like volcano dante's peak or the day after tomorrow

00:59:48.040 when they are just gay retarded communists very true uh sigil stone you heard it here harry has no

00:59:54.840 balls yes i i lost them in the fires of british summer scottsi guy my dad woke up in the middle of

01:00:01.400 the night because he heard a noise and he saw someone was stealing his gate he didn't say anything

01:00:05.160 in case he took offense oh i can't believe i read that out loud and they paid five pounds for the

01:00:12.360 privilege of that five dollars five dollars five dora five dora bad dad joke

01:00:16.920 and uh terrible and uh wind pill seeker i can't believe he did that

01:00:26.440 says uh clarification tulsi was misquoted in march there was time for diplomacy when trump

01:00:32.040 struck it was because iran used diplomacy as a ruse tulsi said she was taken out of context and

01:00:36.600 approved the strikes i've not heard any of that personally um my knowledge my understanding was that

01:00:43.640 trump struck because during diplomacy he'd set a 60-day time limit for negotiations and was going

01:00:50.360 to extend that and the right as the negotiations were coming to the end of that deadline told israel

01:00:57.000 don't do anything stupid and then literally the day after the deadline israel struck iran first

01:01:04.120 and after a bit of umming and ahhing for a few days trump decided to go all in and struck as well

01:01:09.480 uh i don't i've not seen anything about iran using the diplomacy as a ruse i i'd be willing to believe

01:01:15.320 it i think just in general for year on year i think maybe they meant like okay i've been doing that since

01:01:21.400 uh and i've not seen anything about tulsi being taken out of context but you know if you can send

01:01:26.600 me some clarification for that i'd be happy to read it uh that's a random name is carried on me

01:01:33.240 my um my racism uh so so uh i'll stop there anyway on to the last segment so gentlemen what do we know

01:01:43.320 about regime change it's usually not a good thing no no no no no it's always orderly oh okay well

01:01:52.920 organized and goes off without a hitch that's right guys that's how it always goes right you never get

01:01:59.560 bogged down in anywhere you never get any factional infighting in regions that are contested um which

01:02:06.680 is why the syrian regime change is still going absolutely swimmingly after this past december bashir

01:02:13.560 al-assad was overthrown by former al-qaeda and former isis forces who were being clandestinely backed by

01:02:21.960 western powers uh which has led to a new era of peace and utopia within no oh what no oh it's still

01:02:33.320 massively bogged down by infighting factional uh regional conflicts so in lots of articles that

01:02:41.080 have been going around recently um there'd been a lot of conflict in the southern areas of of um of

01:02:48.680 syria particularly those territories which are bordering northern jordan and the eastern borders

01:02:54.680 of the golan heights which israel currently still has claim to occupying right now and the government

01:03:02.280 again headed by literal former al-qaeda and isis um only really controls about 60 to 70 percent of its

01:03:10.920 territory which is not that much the rest of it is currently being controlled by militias

01:03:18.520 and other factional forces many of which have their own uh personal reasons for wanting to be

01:03:25.160 separatist or not believing that the government is going to hold the territory in their best

01:03:30.680 in their best interests and there have already been massacres there's always massacres after these

01:03:35.800 sorts of things so for instance back in march there was a massacre of alawites in the latakia district

01:03:43.400 in which 1700 people were killed it's massive yeah that's huge that's pretty i didn't hear about

01:03:50.200 that i didn't even hear about that well they point out in this article from haretz the the i don't know

01:03:56.040 haretz i'll just call it haretz i don't know how to pronounce it properly um that yeah they said

01:04:00.120 israelis have already forgotten the massacre so it seems like it wasn't something that was majorly reported on

01:04:05.400 the alawites were the ones getting massacred were they uh yes is there the oh it says a massacre

01:04:10.600 of alawites because they were the sad base weren't they yes i believe they were also christian as well

01:04:16.920 i believe they are yeah well no well there will be some but yeah well broad broadly that's what i've

01:04:23.800 heard but carry on well anyway um who massacred them then it doesn't mention oh it does it doesn't

01:04:30.280 mention in this article but there's apparently also been lots of violent clashes between members of the

01:04:35.000 druze community and government forces or forces allied with the government there was a june 22nd attack

01:04:41.080 on the mars ilius church which killed at least 25 people so as always there are lots of conflicts and

01:04:49.880 killings that go on in these territories which are currently contested and within

01:04:55.240 territories of the government de facto controls as well uh because that's just what happens in regime change

01:05:02.040 that's what happens in in in these countries where there's just lots of different factions

01:05:06.040 the government goes down it becomes unstable people start fighting each other and it's particularly

01:05:11.240 regarding the druze that there has been a lot of conflict in the city of sweda in southern syria right

01:05:18.520 now which led to this happening yesterday that you might have seen this is the syrian military hq

01:05:27.720 and this is what was done to it yesterday boom

01:05:34.440 there's lots of different uh angles of this this is drone footage that was taken there was also live

01:05:41.000 news reports where it was going on where they were reporting in damascus where they just caught it in

01:05:45.480 the background they also uh struck around the area of the syrian presidential palace currently occupied again by the

01:05:52.760 president ahmed al-shara and this was done by israel who are claiming that these strikes were done

01:06:00.600 so that they would be able to defend the druze minority in southern syria which is currently being

01:06:05.400 persecuted i believe by the is it the bedouin i don't know that's it i don't i don't know how to

01:06:12.200 pronounce it oh there's the word bedouin yeah yeah yeah yeah like the the semi-nomadic desert people

01:06:18.040 yes okay yeah that's the reports that are coming out that there is um there is a lot of persecution

01:06:23.400 of the druze going on that the syrian government the transitionary government is not doing enough

01:06:28.920 to be able to defend israel has taken it upon themselves because apparently the druze within israel

01:06:34.280 within israel are a protected minority who often sign up to work for the idf they say there has not been

01:06:39.880 enough done to actually defend them therefore they're going to take these military strikes against

01:06:46.840 syria so that they would be able to push them into doing more to defend this minority out of the goodness

01:06:53.800 of its heart will bomb you into doing into changing your policy well into i presume fully taking control

01:07:02.120 of the sweda region right and uh the city that it's uh the swedish city and uh because of that

01:07:09.080 they say that uh uh the the syrian government officials and leaders in the druze religious

01:07:14.360 minority announced a renewed ceasefire on wednesday after these clashes because they'd already made some

01:07:21.480 other strikes in southern syria on monday and tuesday and it was yesterday they escalated it further

01:07:27.480 to actually bomb parts of damascus which has supposedly killed three people already all right

01:07:34.360 yeah so so israeli israel struck the masses now okay well yeah that's where the military hq was

01:07:41.320 all right okay all right yeah and uh they say net is really throwing caution to the wind yeah well

01:07:47.000 that's why i've called this segment israel unleashed is because there's always been a given pull a

01:07:53.640 give and take with israel and u.s um diplomacy where you kind of expected that the us will do

01:08:01.000 something to rein in israeli territorial ambitions um to try to make sure that you don't cause too much

01:08:08.760 instability in the middle east uh which will lead to migration flows and refugees and just general

01:08:14.680 things that the us could be dragged into they just don't seem to care right now they do not seem to

01:08:20.840 care again with this whole thing with iran it does seem that trump was trying to do negotiations with

01:08:27.240 them and then as soon as that 60-day deadline was done the day after israel decides to take a preemptive

01:08:33.480 strike so they seem to be off the leash a little bit and this is after the regime which are currently in

01:08:41.480 place in syria have made diplomatic overtures to america there was a meeting between this gentleman here

01:08:50.840 uh uh i keep forgetting his name ahmed al-shara and donald trump i think back in march march april may

01:08:59.320 around that time where they actually shook hands there's been attempts to try and you know smooth

01:09:03.720 out this transition period where they're getting control of all of this territory isn't he an ex-paramilitary

01:09:10.840 isis or at least isis adjacent isis and al-qaeda right okay right both of them i thought he was a good

01:09:16.840 man because you know um rory stewart and alistair campbell did that lovely interview with him oh god

01:09:23.720 yeah and why wouldn't you trust rory stewart yeah why wouldn't you trust them he's got a blazer and a

01:09:28.280 tie on so he must be all right yeah yeah um but yes it's it seems that no matter what the diplomacy

01:09:34.920 that's going on behind the scenes at the moment um the government of israel led by benjamin netanyahu

01:09:42.520 seems to be taking action no matter what no matter what the circumstances are and it does actually

01:09:48.520 seem to be somewhat popular in israel i was gonna say where in israel in israel itself um because of

01:09:55.720 attempt well because of the action that was taken in iran because of actions taken in syria because of

01:10:01.560 actions taken in gaza despite the many protests that go on even within israel particularly in the very

01:10:08.200 liberal cities like tel aviv there is a perception within israel that well they're doing what's best

01:10:15.880 for us they're protecting us in the regional territories if we expand some of the territories

01:10:20.520 like west bent settlements if we maybe insert ourselves into southern syria as a police force

01:10:28.520 you're protecting our borders you're expanding our power making us more secure so it is quite popular

01:10:34.280 which is really as i'll address later on in this segment really turning around netanyahu's political

01:10:40.920 uh fortunes because before the 7th of october attacks in early 2023 to mid 2023 he was not looking

01:10:49.640 good it was not looking good for him there were all the corruption charges the allegations of taking

01:10:54.920 bribes for political benefits for businessmen mainly it seemed to be like hundreds of thousands

01:11:01.160 of dollars worth of cigars and liquor hey he was just happy to accept for political benefits

01:11:07.960 i do remember all sorts of corruption allegations at the very least uh swirling around him

01:11:15.400 but i suppose when they're in a state of emergency or war yeah that just when you're in a yeah when

01:11:20.760 you're in a war cabinet when you're in a war government that's a way for a lot of leaders to

01:11:25.480 uh really solidify that power make themselves secure in those positions and uh in this article

01:11:33.560 it says israel has taken aggressive stance towards syria's new leaders saying it doesn't want islamist

01:11:38.600 militants near its borders fair enough uh i don't think anybody does right it is true to say that israel

01:11:46.280 is a very thin country it hasn't tiny it hasn't got yeah it hasn't got any strategic depth

01:11:51.720 so if you if all you cared about was your safety then you do want as big a buffer around israel as

01:11:59.960 possible yeah that is true and it was it was not saying i agree with anything net is doing but

01:12:05.880 that is true and towards the end of the 12-day iran conflict they were already saying that um they

01:12:11.240 were beginning to run out of defensive munitions as part of the iron dome because it just wasn't built

01:12:15.640 to actually withstand concentrated attacks from a force like iran it was made it was it was made to

01:12:21.560 defend against like hamas beggars with rocket launchers firing from a hill somewhere and from

01:12:28.920 lebanon as well so when it actually had a foreign military firing it wasn't as effective as they

01:12:33.800 thought so yeah there is always security concerns especially in a place like the middle east so

01:12:39.800 israeli forces have seized a un patrol buffer zone on syrian territory along the border with the golan

01:12:45.880 heights and launched hundreds of airstrikes on military sites in syria now we're getting

01:12:51.720 the direct strikes near the presidential palace and also towards the well directly on the military

01:12:59.640 hq as well again there's all of these different conflicts which are justifying it although again

01:13:07.160 as you can see in this article itself it seems that what they are also wanting to do is secure some of

01:13:12.920 that territory permanently while syrian government is still in a state of instability be able to become a

01:13:19.800 partner in running those territories as a police force to expand to expand its territory really and

01:13:27.560 you know again from a strategic point from a strategic viewpoint i can see where you would

01:13:32.520 why you would want to do something like this uh but as popular as it is uh one of the interesting

01:13:38.680 things that comes from all of these things and the fact that netanyahu is getting very brazen with what

01:13:43.560 he's doing is that within israel there are polls suggesting that a lot of people uh think that

01:13:49.000 one of the reasons that he's doing this is not necessarily the national security but his own

01:13:54.040 security to maintain power because of all of the problems that he was experiencing because of the

01:14:00.120 allegations of corruption the fact that he was supposed to be on trial which he only started

01:14:05.800 appearing on the stands in court last year which was well after he'd originally been scheduled to

01:14:12.680 at which point he took the stands and was like listen i'm running a war right now guys you can't

01:14:17.000 have me on the stands in trial right now when i'm running a war so it's led a lot of israelis

01:14:22.600 themselves to say this is about you isn't it bb more about you than us uh they say that asked whether

01:14:32.040 what netanyahu believes is his main goal 55 of these respondents to this poll uh said that um

01:14:39.640 he was just trying to stay in power 36 said returning the hostages and nine percent said

01:14:45.000 they weren't sure when returning the hostages was swapped out for winning the war the responses were

01:14:49.800 basically the same the question about elections which because they were asking about elections whether

01:14:55.000 there was going to be elections before i think it's october of next year or when they're next scheduled

01:15:00.440 uh question about elections was included after netanyahu was asked during wednesday's press

01:15:04.680 conference why uh this was back in may why he hadn't resigned because of the failures surrounding

01:15:09.720 the hamas-led attack on october 7th 2023 or called elections to seek a renewed mandate from the public

01:15:16.440 after iran if they did that it seems likely that he probably would actually just get through anyway

01:15:22.600 they'd go like well you've got our best interests in mind you're voting for us

01:15:25.880 uh sorry you're you're doing everything to protect us so we'll keep you going but there was i reported

01:15:32.120 this when uh there were articles about it a few months ago there was big exposés regarding the

01:15:38.760 failures of israeli intelligence surrounding the 7th of october attacks where they basically already knew

01:15:45.320 that hamas was going to do it and they just ignored the information on the on the assumption on the

01:15:51.560 hunch that well they're not retarded enough to do it right that would be really stupid if they

01:15:56.920 started an actual full-scale ground war with us right and they did it because it turned out they

01:16:04.040 were actually precisely retarded enough to do it uh there's other parts of uh corruption scandals going

01:16:11.800 on right now this was actually kind of funny to me because you always get all these things about oh

01:16:16.440 took a katarlson jokes like that well actually it actually it turns out that one of one of uh netanyahu's

01:16:25.880 right hand man at men was uh is implicated in qatar scandals because it seems that he's on trial for

01:16:32.360 taking money from qatar to boost their image within israel itself this was jonathan uric a close

01:16:39.960 aid to benjamin netanyahu is a key suspect in the so-called qatar gate scandal um where he's

01:16:47.320 suspected of bribery and breach of trust due to his role advising netanyahu while according to the

01:16:52.280 allegations doing paid work to improve qatar's image in israel at the same time this is bundled

01:16:58.360 along with netanyahu's former military affairs spokesperson eli feldstein doing the same thing

01:17:05.320 that's awkward i do find that quite funny that people like took a carlson get the qatar money

01:17:12.440 allegations might be true to be fair i don't know apparently it's been debunked oh well i've not

01:17:18.120 i've not seen evidence in one way or the other i just see it as a something that people keep throwing

01:17:22.680 out uh where it turns out that netanyahu's personal aids and other people doing exactly the same thing

01:17:30.280 qatar just playing every side all at once to see what the just like chaos is a ladder why not

01:17:37.560 but this also comes as uh just a few days ago there was this absolutely enormous article from the new

01:17:45.720 york times so take it with a pinch of salt but from the new york times alleging that they have spoken to

01:17:52.440 over 110 officials within israel the united states and the arab world and looked at scores and scores

01:18:01.080 of documents that all allege that netanyahu has been prolonging the war and taking steps to prolong

01:18:07.880 the war to push off ceasefires purely so that he can stay in power so that he can kind of

01:18:15.320 repair his reputation after all of the corruption scandals and court trials and such things to make

01:18:22.280 sure that he doesn't go to prison uh which is which is interesting now reading through this it's

01:18:28.200 enormous it's a really long article you can see just like if you decide to listen to it it's an

01:18:33.400 hour and 16 minutes long if you decide to listen to the audio version of this article so i i can't go

01:18:40.280 over more like a dissertation yeah i can't go over the whole thing and reading through it knowing that

01:18:46.520 it's going from all these different officials the united states i'm sure that there is a lot of

01:18:53.240 passing the baton going on with the sorts of people that they've been speaking to here who probably also

01:18:59.320 are to blame for the same failures that led to the 7th of october attacks and such just trying to pin it

01:19:04.600 on netanyahu purely oh he's just doing everything just to maintain his own power but it is true that he

01:19:10.520 has been he has been maneuvering it to make sure that uh that he can stay in power at the same time

01:19:16.840 what were you going to say i just i mean i have heard it said more than once for more for more than

01:19:20.760 one person on both sides of the aisle that it is odd that the israeli intelligence services are so on

01:19:26.680 the money when it came to taking out the hamas leadership and the hezbollah leadership and uh what

01:19:33.640 they thought they've done in iran but yet also at the same time were completely inept on october the

01:19:41.000 seventh it doesn't it's odd that you can be so professional and wired tight and absolutely

01:19:50.680 incompetent at the same time that is odd i mean i don't know i don't know i've got no insight but

01:19:57.640 i've seen that said yeah i wouldn't know what what conclusion to draw i make no conclusions uh

01:20:03.400 from it there uh but it is interesting you are absolutely right uh but basically it just goes

01:20:08.920 on to say uh the conclusion that i've already mentioned here which is that despite whether or

01:20:13.800 not he was prolonging anything to stay in power it has led to a lot of the strategic developments

01:20:19.720 that have happened in the past few months with iran and such which has actually made it so that

01:20:23.640 he's probably a bit more popular than he was and will be able to survive through to a next election

01:20:29.160 which he's probably going to win because there is a wide perception within israel that

01:20:33.240 he's taking their side doing what's right for them it would be extremely cynical if the whole thing

01:20:42.200 the whole thing is contrived the whole thing from october 7th through to everything that's happened

01:20:47.720 since was contrived by netty personally in order to avoid corruption charges i have seen some suggest

01:20:56.440 that i don't think that it's as quite as simple as that because that would that would wrap everything in

01:21:00.760 in a in a nice neat bow which geopolitics doesn't always wrap into uh but certainly he's been able

01:21:08.200 to is that what the people were saying in this particular the long new york no not not that they're

01:21:13.400 not they're not saying that they're saying that um there was just a number of failures that could

01:21:18.520 have tanked his career but he's been able to maneuver it very very well since then to avoid it tanking his

01:21:26.680 career so you know there you go that's that's why syria got bombed yesterday anyway i'll go on to the

01:21:33.480 uh rumble rants here uh

01:21:42.920 wind pill seeker here is the link from gabbert herself on x the dishonest media is intentionally

01:21:48.760 taking my testimony out of context and spreading fake news okay thank you the engaged few we know

01:21:55.800 who massacred the alawites they're all on the epstein club well i don't know i don't know sigil

01:22:01.480 stone israel cares so much for people outside their ethnic minority just ask the ethiopian jews christians

01:22:06.840 in jerusalem and all those churches in gaza they shot up and pillaged no false pretenses here

01:22:12.040 wimple seeker when you say trump ignored her opposition and shunned her i'm paraphrasing

01:22:15.960 it's basically a regurgitation of leftist fake news i respectfully implore you

01:22:20.040 not to trust lies implied in cnn's questions uh i'm just going off of actual footage that i saw

01:22:26.440 of him doing that where they asked him she said this in march what do you think about that and he

01:22:34.520 said she's wrong i don't care that's that's what i'm saying that's that's footage that i saw and it

01:22:41.320 wasn't being shared by people on the left that's a random name the benegesser it denies any such

01:22:46.920 accusations from the sigil stone agitator the fremen are always are days away from having a

01:22:51.480 death star unless you send your sons to die for us i mean for the imperium

01:22:56.120 pesky paul that's what we call him pesky paul oh that's the best meme sigil stone we must build the

01:23:02.440 death star to bring peace security and justice to my new empire wind pill seeker syria keeps

01:23:07.240 massacring christians uh drews and alawites no one does anything about it when someone does these

01:23:12.120 nations reporters who complained and did nothing hem and haw i assure the us i assure you us approved

01:23:19.800 this okay that's a random name in keeping with tradition the death star's beam will be rainbow

01:23:25.240 colored and to those saying blowing up planets is a crime against humanity we would argue we are merely

01:23:30.440 goat seeing the sigil stone the death star oh god you guys thank you for the money though

01:23:38.440 wind pill seeker when he was killing christians you reported that it was bad and someone should

01:23:41.800 do something our proxy did something people act like our pitbull gives orders and doesn't take orders

01:23:46.520 i hate these gruypers listen all i'm saying is that uh there can be multiple strategic reasons for

01:23:53.320 doing something at the same time uh i i if they're protecting christians and defending the an embattled

01:24:01.320 christian minority in syria that's good but they're also taking advantage at the same time to be able

01:24:05.800 to seize more territory which from their own strategic uh viewpoint also makes perfect sense that's a

01:24:12.280 random name this bow fella seems to be asking too many questions send him into the fremen tunnels in nyc

01:24:17.480 can't have any loose ends okay and wind pill seeker why have you begun to trust leftist news when it

01:24:25.320 comes to israel in iran new york times isn't good enough to use when you run out of newspaper have

01:24:30.920 you been overrun by gruypers it's become a pattern again i'm not trusting leftist news i said explicitly

01:24:39.480 that if they are speaking to reporters and other such and officials within israel there's probably a

01:24:45.160 lot of passing of the book going on here and a lot of trying to throw each other under the bus because

01:24:50.840 whether or not you believe oh no it's leftist news yeah october 7th there were huge failures

01:24:57.880 huge failures to let that sort of thing happen right and it's not it's not being a leftist to expect

01:25:05.560 somebody to take accountability for that innocent people died i mean come on uh wind pill seeker go look

01:25:13.560 at the video they implied she said it recently they didn't say march in the reporting that i saw it

01:25:19.240 was all february and march where she was saying those things because it was after some kind of

01:25:23.560 inspection or intelligence report hapsification i don't care about countries that hate eating

01:25:29.240 all right have we got video comments

01:25:39.240 so recently i watched 28 years later and you know i had a lot of problems watching you fab to get a

01:25:45.480 sense of what those were but um there were some interesting details such as the fact that they kept

01:25:50.920 cutting away to like sycamore gap during the during the movie like there's like two or three examples of

01:25:56.200 the actors like walking past the tree in sycamore gap it's a very deliberate choice for the directors

01:26:03.000 actually include in this movie because like this movie was made after the tree was cut down so they

01:26:07.640 had to deliberately recreate this whole imagery and everything and kind of makes me wonder what the

01:26:12.440 headspace of the directors and creators are right now i haven't seen it yeah i haven't seen that film

01:26:19.480 yet i mean either yeah apparently it's all right well apparently there's some weird things in it but

01:26:25.160 i don't know any spoilers just it's been very vague and body shot block feral left we can right jaw

01:26:36.360 what is this it's now fracture

01:26:40.600 break cracked ribs traumatized solar plexus dislocate jaw entirely

01:26:49.480 he'll kick to diaphragm in summary one trillion and waste eliminated optimist rollout productivity

01:26:57.000 boost federal debt curve reversed

01:27:02.440 ai is so insane these days mad

01:27:08.120 is that everything

01:27:11.080 okay uh right let's go through the written comments on the website uh would you like me to scroll down or do

01:27:17.800 you want me to read them for you uh i don't mind even whatever you want to do

01:27:23.480 where's the mouse gone jack where'd the mouse go oh here it is there we go there you go boat okay

01:27:29.960 zesty king says if the epstein's if the epstein files don't matter because he's been dead for a long

01:27:36.040 time why does trump plan to release the jfk and ml uh mlf files both of them died in 1960s yeah quite yeah

01:27:44.360 it's got no real bearing on it that he died a few years ago it's got that's just complete uh

01:27:51.720 nonsense really odds will look um i've got the mouse here let's read one uh what's george hap

01:27:58.520 say george hap says uh this is not a mutiny it's treason trump threw mega under the bus to protect the

01:28:04.440 swamp yeah the exact uh the exit the exact opposite of what he was supposed to do it's also politically

01:28:11.000 stupid because now democrats can beat him over the head with this republicans deserve the loss

01:28:15.880 in the midterms well yeah i don't really disagree with that is it is almost inexplicable from trump

01:28:21.800 why he's doing this why are you doing this well it's probably exactly what elon said all along

01:28:31.880 he's compromised he's in it it's difficult not to come to that conclusion yeah shall read one more

01:28:37.400 if you'd like az deseret says uh why are we interested why are we interested because it

01:28:42.760 stinks of government corruption from both parties yeah exactly exactly it goes to the heart of the

01:28:47.720 matter yes uh so i do some of these yeah um sophie live uh says to be fair parts of new york is

01:28:56.600 being flooded right now but it's not due to climate change it's due to overpopulation broken

01:29:01.320 infrastructure and sewage being clogged up by garbage i mean just like the drains in most

01:29:06.920 of the places in england as well because they it seems to be lots of images going around of like

01:29:12.120 drains completely like looks like they're boarded up completely and it's like what are you doing

01:29:17.560 about that the council just don't sort it out it's nuts um az desert rat says i remember hearing in

01:29:25.800 elementary school back in the mid 90s that the polar ice caps would have melted by 2010

01:29:30.600 my dad was also told in the 50s that we would all be crowded shoulder to shoulder and starving yeah

01:29:35.800 sure yeah i know i remember being told stuff like that in um in in school just nuts the hole in the

01:29:43.080 ozone layer yeah that was because of your hairspray yeah oh god that we will be it's all nuts we were

01:29:49.480 always told in school don't use don't use spray deodorant you're destroying the environment use

01:29:55.400 spray deodorant it's got cfc's in it yeah cfc's ozone layer someone think of the ozone layer

01:30:03.480 um i'll do one more if you like um if seasons oh sorry this is chance bell um if seasons are defined

01:30:09.880 by annual uh orbital flux between our planet and the sun why wouldn't our planet also go through phases

01:30:15.960 according to galactic orbit maybe we're in like a galactic winter and makes the rest of our seasons a

01:30:21.240 bit more cold than normal all i know is i don't trust anything anymore and here here because i

01:30:26.040 don't either i've become very cynical but not too cynical that my brain kind of just

01:30:31.560 melts and comes out of my ears or something yeah michael droe belbis uh harry i hope you're enjoying

01:30:37.800 the books i sent which ones which ones i've been sent a lot of books recently and i'm not a particularly

01:30:44.440 big fan of any of them just phillips ones i think they were they were for carl right they weren't for

01:30:50.360 me someone put them on my desk but they're not for me they were the curative for your exposure to the

01:30:55.160 writings of sir sadiq khan and uh ash sarkar wait um which which books did you send i don't know if we've

01:31:04.920 received any i've not received any good books recently i saw i saw some sadiq khan and ashaka books yeah but

01:31:12.280 this is but apparently michael sent in some curatives so he might have sent in some good

01:31:17.080 books in which case i don't know if they've arrived yet or not and if they have arrived and they were

01:31:22.520 good books then somebody else has stolen them from me anyway that's all we've got for today uh thank

01:31:28.680 you everybody for joining us lewis thank you for joining us where can people find you find me on x lewis

01:31:34.840 underscore brackpool youtube same name obviously and instagram as well i use a bit of that thank you all

01:31:41.480 right then and check out common sense crusade later on today if you've got a membership and

01:31:47.480 we'll see you all again tomorrow take care

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - July 17, 2025

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1210

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