The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1230

00:00:00.000 Who are the men that pick for scraps amongst the ruins at the end of history? You should

00:00:08.400 know, because you encounter them every day. Between the towering buildings of a fallen

00:00:13.200 empire, we find the Fellaheen, the historyless men, who know nothing of the turning of the

00:00:19.600 cosmic wheel and find themselves outside of civilisation itself. Cut loose from the great

00:00:25.840 chain of being, they represent the low into which our dying culture will return. That

00:00:32.320 is, unless we choose to take up the burden once again. This Fellaheen condition is the

00:00:40.000 subject we explore in issue 4 of Islander Magazine. On sale, while stocks last, and available

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00:00:49.080 Oh, hello there. And welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters episode 1230. I was just

00:00:57.560 perusing this copy of Islander 4, which if you've not got yet, well, there are still available,

00:01:03.080 so you should get one or you're gay. Anyway, today we are joined by Carl, me, Harry, and

00:01:09.720 Nate. Thank you for coming on again, Nate. Nice to be here. And we're going to be talking

00:01:13.780 about the quiet revolution, how cultures and therefore peoples are what makes economies and

00:01:19.620 not lines going up on graphs. And I am going to go a little bit off topic and talk about

00:01:25.780 YouTube fitness and online fitness culture in general being cancer and probably a psyop.

00:01:31.540 I'll be interested to get your takes on that recently. Have you seen the Jeff Nippard controversy?

00:01:36.020 Yeah, I've seen a bit of it, yeah.

00:01:37.380 Yeah, yeah. Well, we can go through that. And you've started going to the gym recently,

00:01:40.740 so it'll be interesting to get your take as well. Anyway, with all that said,

00:01:44.660 is there anything else we need to announce before we go further?

00:01:46.820 No, I think we're good.

00:01:47.700 All right, let's get into it, chaps.

00:01:49.460 So, there's something of a quiet revolution happening in Britain at the moment. And it's

00:01:54.260 that kind of very British, particularly English, I've had enough of this, and I've decided it's

00:02:00.180 just non-compliance from here on out. I've decided that the authorities have lost all respect,

00:02:05.300 and I've decided that I'm not going to properly engage with them. And in fact,

00:02:08.820 I'm going to do everything I can in those very small but tangible ways to undermine the system

00:02:15.060 itself. And this is happening all over the country, as far as I can tell, because it seems that

00:02:20.100 something of a critical consciousness is arising in the English, where they realize, oh, right,

00:02:24.340 right, so this is how it's going to be forever, and there's no end in sight. Well, I have to do

00:02:30.820 something. And it begins in really small things, but it ends with people having quite radical statements,

00:02:37.700 which, of course, we don't endorse. But anyway, before we begin, go and get Islander 4. It is

00:02:43.540 amazing, of course, and while stocks last. So, there are lots of small things like this.

00:02:50.180 Like, everyone is aware, everyone is well aware that we have a two-tier system. And if,

00:02:56.740 Nate, if you as a white Englishman were to go and rob a shop, the cops would be on you before you got

00:03:02.420 out of the door, right? However, we also know that if you're an urban youth, then you can just

00:03:08.260 film yourself on TikTok every single day walking into a Greggs or walking into wherever, and just

00:03:12.580 stealing, and no one cares, and everyone's just like, well, that's just part and parcel of living

00:03:16.180 in a modern, diverse society. I think they call it pulling a Mizzy. Well, I think it's worse than

00:03:22.260 that, actually. Mizzy was, like, obnoxious and walking into people's homes, but, like, this is proper

00:03:26.420 theft, right? So, I actually think that Mizzy is kind of mild compared to what we're seeing here.

00:03:31.540 How far we've come. We'll get back to Mizzy in a second. This is progress, folks.

00:03:39.300 Crimes up, line up, yes. It was, well, we found out today there was 0.3% GDP growth.

00:03:46.980 Oh, yay. 0.3%, I mean. It's all worth it. It's all worth it, guys. It really does make you wonder

00:03:53.060 that if we could just have the shackles taken off of us for a second, we could have a rich country.

00:03:57.220 I know. Like we used to have. Even with all of these weights on us dragging us back,

00:04:02.260 we're still like, okay, no, I'm still gonna win. 0.3%.

00:04:05.940 The entrepreneurial spirit is huge in the UK. I know. It really is massive. It always has been.

00:04:09.940 And yet, we're just lumbered with detritus. Well, we're lumbered with this. I mean,

00:04:14.740 if you were thinking about opening a shop, well, as Labour have told you, don't put the expensive

00:04:18.820 items at the front of your shop, because... Don't advertise the good stuff. Yeah. Yeah,

00:04:22.820 exactly. No, it's literally it. Don't put it in the store window, because a pack of urban use will

00:04:28.340 probably come around and nick it, right? And that's not good for, you know, businesses. But anyway,

00:04:33.460 so you've got that on one side, being the general theme of the authorities is, it's out of our hands,

00:04:39.620 not a lot we can do about it. You need to basically take precautions. And then on the other side,

00:04:43.620 you've got this. So I'm just gonna summarize this. This is worthy of an entire segment all on its own,

00:04:48.260 but I'm gonna summarize this, right? Because this is, this is real. And it's genuinely the sort of

00:04:53.940 thing that, like, Cunni Drucker is best positioned satirized. So there was a video that came out the

00:05:01.140 other day that I honestly thought was a sort of brass-eye satire. I thought it was a joke.

00:05:05.060 I didn't realize it was real. I went searching for it and I couldn't find it again. So I genuinely

00:05:08.980 thought, oh, it's just fake. No, no, apparently it's genuinely real. So as you can see, British cops wore

00:05:14.020 jogging outfits to elicit cat calls and then arrested some men who hit on them.

00:05:17.860 In the video, they pointed out the men hadn't actually done anything illegal.

00:05:20.900 They're not broken any law. No. But we need to address it.

00:05:23.700 Yeah. It needed to be addressed. And so obviously you've just got the meme. It's like,

00:05:27.380 shy guy struggles with women, sees cute girls jogging by my house every day,

00:05:30.820 finally work up the conference and speak to them. Hey, love your dedication, looking fit.

00:05:34.740 They stop and talk at the radio, all units. Sirens blare as police cars suddenly pull up around me,

00:05:39.460 get arrested. That's not even a misrepresentation of what has happened here.

00:05:43.220 Yeah. That's that's actually so this this is doing police doing stupid 2015 feminism.

00:05:48.740 So, oh, no, I'm being cat called. I think we're a bit further.

00:05:51.460 You know, is even as they were calling it in, they they love, of course, they they loved that

00:05:58.180 someone was hitting on them. You get validation and you get to exercise illegal or inappropriate

00:06:04.660 authority. What these what these police women have done is pull a gym tick tock catfish.

00:06:11.300 Yes. Right there on the public, on the public, but not even in the gym.

00:06:15.700 You know how the gym thoughts would wear the really tight shorts to show off their

00:06:19.540 asses? She's literally doing it there. Film themselves. And then if they caught any

00:06:23.380 man in the background, just taking a quick look, that was that was it. Your life was over.

00:06:28.580 That's this. Except it's the British police doing it to shy young men, not even gym bros.

00:06:36.580 Yeah. It's it's it's so comical. It's hard to believe. But the thing is, it gets worse.

00:06:44.100 I saw this as well. Have you ever had a 300 pound fine and points on your non-existent

00:06:49.460 driver's license for riding your skateboard? And further to that, yeah, we're going to impound

00:06:54.820 it until you can. Oh, yeah, yeah. Well, how about we'll watch the video. Okay. The guy

00:06:59.140 explains it because it's just believe it's just ridiculous. I couldn't believe it.

00:07:02.260 A hundred pound fine for no insurance and the six penalty points on the UK driving license

00:07:06.900 that you don't have. And that would obviously like if you applied for a UK driving license,

00:07:10.820 you would start with six points on that driving license. Okay. So that's that part out of the way.

00:07:16.740 So if I apply for a UK driver license, this is going to affect, I want to have points even

00:07:21.780 before. Yeah. Before getting there. You apply for it in the next three to four years,

00:07:25.780 they will still give me license. Yeah. Six in the first two years is an automatic

00:07:29.060 balance. For a skateboard officer, I can't believe it. I'm really sorry if I did something wrong.

00:07:37.140 We'll do all this. I'll do it on to the next bit and then we can get you on your way and get you to

00:07:40.260 a meeting. Okay. So as soon as we've told you, your vehicle is being being seized today because it's on the road.

00:07:44.340 It's being used without insurance. It's going to be seized. Okay. We'll go to the car pound.

00:07:49.540 The only way you can get the car pound out of the car pounds, if you turn up with a valid policy of

00:07:54.260 motor insurance, which allows the vehicle to be used on the road. Okay. Other than that,

00:07:58.740 you cannot pick up the vehicle. The problem you're going to find is the motor insurance

00:08:02.580 company can't provide you with insurance to carry out to use something on the road. That's illegal.

00:08:07.060 These are illegal to be used on the road. So therefore no insurance company is going to cover you.

00:08:11.220 So I'm just going to lose my boards. In effect, yes.

00:08:13.460 But I can't actually say you're losing your board because you may miraculously be able

00:08:17.380 to find a company that insures you.

00:08:19.380 Miraculously. Miraculously find a company that insures you.

00:08:24.500 All I'm saying is...

00:08:25.140 We're just stealing your skateboard, bro. Deal with it.

00:08:27.940 British entrepreneurial spirit. I'm seeing a gap in the market here.

00:08:30.980 Yeah.

00:08:32.580 That looks like one of those electric skateboards.

00:08:34.740 Is this literally because it's probably got like a small electric motor on it?

00:08:38.420 Yeah.

00:08:38.900 Therefore, there's some really like fine print law that says,

00:08:43.220 oh, that's illegal on the road then.

00:08:44.660 Yeah. And he made the mistake of going on the road with these fine gentlemen police officers.

00:08:50.340 Without a license.

00:08:51.380 Without a license. Yeah, literally.

00:08:54.100 And then you've got other videos like this. Now, I can't attest to the authenticity of this video.

00:08:58.340 Um, you know, who knows whether this caption is correct.

00:09:01.700 But the optics of it are just really bad.

00:09:03.460 No, you run for a run.

00:09:05.540 Get off!

00:09:06.580 Get off!

00:09:07.620 Get off!

00:09:10.020 Oh, fuck you!

00:09:12.340 Get off!

00:09:16.820 Right, so a pack of Mizzy's running into a shop, stealing stuff.

00:09:19.940 We can't do anything about that.

00:09:21.540 But a schoolgirl with a McDonald's.

00:09:23.060 I mean, what could she have possibly actually have done?

00:09:25.620 Right, to warrant three cops dragging her off.

00:09:27.620 Right, who knows, right?

00:09:29.300 Looks really bad.

00:09:30.340 And then, again, concurrent to all of this happening, you've got the Welsh choir boys.

00:09:34.900 Now, this is, again, another story that deserves an entire video of its own.

00:09:40.740 But I mean, look at that expression, right?

00:09:42.180 So this Welsh choir boy decided to just break in someone's house.

00:09:46.260 The police were called.

00:09:47.700 And the police were like, no, no, we can't arrest him.

00:09:50.500 Because, uh, he's trespassing.

00:09:52.660 And trespassing isn't an arrestable offence.

00:09:54.740 And people are like, but, but he just broke into my house.

00:09:58.900 Yeah.

00:09:59.300 It's like, isn't that burglary?

00:10:00.500 It's like, well, we've got to prove intent with burglary.

00:10:02.580 It's like, okay, can't he be suspected burglary?

00:10:04.820 In fact, there's, uh, this-

00:10:06.740 Can't just the, can't just trespassing in the first place earn an automatic removal from

00:10:11.140 where you're trespassing?

00:10:12.020 Uh, well, I mean, he, he was let go.

00:10:15.300 Oh, fantastic.

00:10:16.340 They, they let him go.

00:10:17.780 So, I mean, good thing that he's still wandering the streets.

00:10:19.780 He looks like a well-adjusted young man, a neurosurgeon.

00:10:23.940 I was talking with people earlier today, and they were telling me that the reason they were

00:10:27.780 trying to excuse it was because apparently the person's front door was open when he walked in.

00:10:33.460 Oh, that's okay, then.

00:10:34.500 So that's fine.

00:10:35.220 So if I'm walking out of my house, because, you know, there are circumstances, shockingly,

00:10:39.300 where you have to open your front door.

00:10:41.540 If somebody just decides, as I'm walking out of my house, to walk in.

00:10:45.620 Yeah.

00:10:46.100 So is that an open invitation, according to the police?

00:10:49.220 Well, I mean, you had your door open, what can we do about it?

00:10:51.940 And then, of course, if I did something about it, if I give the guy three warnings,

00:10:56.420 leave my house, second warning, third warning, physically remove it, I'd probably get in trouble.

00:11:01.700 Yeah.

00:11:02.020 A hundred percent.

00:11:02.900 I'd be the one who gets in trouble for physically removing him from my house.

00:11:06.260 Well, what's interesting is that other people were arrested in this event, just not him.

00:11:12.260 The people who lived in the property, they were arrested because they caused trouble, apparently.

00:11:17.380 And, I mean, you've got, you know, videos of them just being like, this surely cannot be real.

00:11:22.900 And they're like, well, it's just trespassing, it's not an arrestable offense.

00:11:27.540 But this guy who's filming, I won't play it just for...

00:11:30.100 No, we will play it actually, because it's just remarkable.

00:11:32.500 This man in this vehicle, this man in this vehicle has just entered a lady's property

00:11:38.580 without her consent.

00:11:39.700 And these officers have said it's not an offense.

00:11:43.060 They're letting him go.

00:11:44.980 They're letting him go.

00:11:47.620 Officer, how is that, how is that not an offense?

00:11:49.700 How is it not an offense entering someone's house?

00:11:54.660 Regardless, she didn't want him in the house?

00:12:02.740 You're letting him go?

00:12:14.900 Regardless, he's done it once, he don't need to do it again.

00:12:17.300 He doesn't need to do it again.

00:12:22.500 You know, you're going to cause a war on the streets.

00:12:25.220 You know, you know, you're causing a war on the streets.

00:12:32.500 You're causing a war on the streets.

00:12:36.420 How are you letting him go?

00:12:44.580 Yousef said that it isn't an offense entering a property.

00:12:46.820 Can I have your name or number?

00:12:49.620 Do you think it's not an offense entering a property?

00:12:52.900 Regardless, if I entered your house with your wife and kids in there,

00:12:57.140 are you going to be angry and want to get me arrested?

00:12:59.060 You'd be angry, but you have to prove intent for it to be burglary.

00:13:02.420 I had done the same thing when I was 16.

00:13:05.700 Honestly.

00:13:06.260 No, I mean, he's got a good point.

00:13:07.700 I don't think this guy's intent was burglary.

00:13:09.940 Yeah.

00:13:10.420 I think this guy's intent was way worse than burglary.

00:13:12.740 Statistical likelihood.

00:13:13.940 But look at the expression.

00:13:16.340 I think this guy's intent was the intent of a Welsh choir boy, frankly.

00:13:20.180 And yet, you know, the cops are just like, well, I'm not even going to try and make a case

00:13:24.420 that he might have been in there for nefarious reasons.

00:13:26.900 He's clearly just an innocent lad who's looking for wherever it is we build rockets in this country,

00:13:32.340 and he's just walked into the wrong domicile.

00:13:34.580 He's probably an architect in training.

00:13:36.260 Precisely.

00:13:36.980 He was just sizing the place up because he's like, I'm going to build something like this.

00:13:40.260 But that's the point, right?

00:13:41.460 Look at the fury in the people on the streets, right?

00:13:43.780 You are going to cause a war on the streets if you keep going like this.

00:13:46.500 And the cops, I mean, look, the other cop who just couldn't keep his eyes straight on the guy.

00:13:52.100 You know, he's just looking all around.

00:13:53.780 People furious.

00:13:55.820 Absolutely furious.

00:13:57.060 And rightly so.

00:13:58.240 I mean, I'm, honestly.

00:14:00.340 The thing is, like, so, the police as an institution only works in this country because we allow them to.

00:14:08.480 Yes.

00:14:09.320 That's the, and...

00:14:10.500 I mean, the whole point of British policing was...

00:14:12.560 Policed by consent.

00:14:13.460 ...peels nine principles of policing to ensure that the public cooperated with the police.

00:14:17.900 To mean that the police didn't have to carry guns.

00:14:20.440 It's going.

00:14:21.160 Oh, it's gone.

00:14:21.880 They are...

00:14:22.680 It's...

00:14:23.200 Well...

00:14:24.460 Just completely.

00:14:25.280 We'll get into the lack of consent by which people are being policed by very shortly.

00:14:29.120 Yeah.

00:14:29.340 But the point being, you can feel the heightened tension, right?

00:14:33.260 People can see where the face of the state is pointed.

00:14:36.980 And it's not towards them.

00:14:38.380 It's towards the Welsh choir boy.

00:14:40.080 Because he somehow is the victim here.

00:14:42.640 And, honestly, it's just like, okay, that's...

00:14:44.980 Everyone can see.

00:14:46.560 Everyone can see.

00:14:47.540 And so now, when you've got, like, you know, agents of the state who are coming to people's houses because they need their help,

00:14:53.920 well, you get reactions like this.

00:14:55.380 Good morning, guys.

00:14:56.980 My name's John Harris.

00:14:57.900 I'm an agent.

00:14:58.840 Yeah, I know you're a little traitor, moron, wanker.

00:15:07.640 Nor moron, government bitch.

00:15:11.100 Your protection of mining can be used as evidence.

00:15:13.120 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:15:14.300 The courts are going down.

00:15:15.500 You're going down.

00:15:17.040 And you're going on YouTube, Facebook, Telegram.

00:15:20.700 You're going to be made famous as a little traitor, midget, Gestapo cunt that you are.

00:15:26.460 I haven't left the modern.

00:15:28.640 Yeah.

00:15:29.840 Have it up your arse, cunt.

00:15:32.000 You're going to prison soon.

00:15:33.540 And you're going to be famous in about two minutes when I put this on Telegram.

00:15:38.060 There's a group against are going to take you all to court for harassing people through getting money through menaces.

00:15:44.640 So I hope you won't sleep at night again, you cunts, because you won't be soon, because you're all going to prison, you little fat midget.

00:15:51.420 There are no greater insults than what the English can throw.

00:15:57.640 Yeah, I mean...

00:15:58.120 It's a very physical language.

00:15:59.720 I love it.

00:16:00.040 I adore it.

00:16:00.600 It's so good.

00:16:01.260 But it's also...

00:16:02.300 What's really great about English insults is they're really good at stripping someone's dignity.

00:16:06.160 You know, he came, I'm here from the London borough or whatever.

00:16:10.020 I'm not even going to repeat what she's...

00:16:11.460 You're a traitor, fat midget.

00:16:14.000 I wish the audience could hear what we can hear in here, because that entire thing was just Samson howling, wetting himself behind the screen.

00:16:22.680 But you can see these are not rare occurrences these days.

00:16:27.740 There are plenty of these going around.

00:16:29.940 I've got a personal one that I know, a guy that I know, a friend of mine, was photographed at...

00:16:37.640 I don't think it was a Tommy rally, but it was some kind of protest going on.

00:16:41.520 Completely peaceful.

00:16:42.460 For example, he's in a photograph holding up a flag.

00:16:45.440 As a result of this, he's been suspended for months from his job.

00:16:50.800 It might have to go to the free speech union, because it's not anything that's protected under law to be able to suspend and punish him for that.

00:16:57.820 And he just the other day had a letter through the post from a prevent officer.

00:17:03.000 Go to the free speech union.

00:17:04.460 This is a legal case.

00:17:06.140 That's what they're for.

00:17:07.160 That's why I pay my dues.

00:17:08.880 Go and see the free speech union if ever anything like this happens to you.

00:17:12.460 But the thing is, you can see that this has been happening for a while now.

00:17:15.360 And again, these are just random estates all over England, where people are like, you know, I'm done with you goddamn traitors.

00:17:21.680 These are the ones which we know about as well.

00:17:23.780 It's going to be so much more, which is great.

00:17:25.720 Exactly.

00:17:26.020 These are just the ones that happened to hit my timeline.

00:17:30.020 This is another great one.

00:17:30.920 Hello.

00:17:48.960 hello mate are you alright? yeah what's up? absolutely nothing so don't panic it's just

00:17:57.460 a very quick one I appreciate you're at work but Warwickshire have asked me to come round

00:18:02.680 and just basically it's a load of advice mate but it's about this protest tomorrow in Warwickshire

00:18:08.480 yeah and just saying obviously that they're aware that you might be wanting to attend

00:18:14.360 that planned protest and obviously that's absolutely fine you've got freedom of speech

00:18:19.220 and that's no issues at all and all they've asked me to do mate it sounds dumb so I apologize

00:18:24.560 and it's really woeful it's not something I agree with but I've been asked to do it it's

00:18:29.600 just a drop a leaflet about being involved in a protest it sounds bad but it is what it is

00:18:35.000 do me a favour take it back to them and write back on it to them say we will no longer be

00:18:41.640 silent and to fuck himself from me with love cheers thanks very much with love yeah cheers

00:18:51.240 dude the solid majority of Britain will no longer stay silent tell them that thank you very much

00:18:56.200 have a good day you know this one in particular is so egregious because well one the guy's going

00:19:03.500 to face disciplinary charges suspension termination right but how did they know I mean so that

00:19:08.660 the very fact that he faces those kind of situations that the repercussions of these

00:19:13.520 actions underlines the very intent behind it was all intimidation it was intentionally intimidating

00:19:19.540 and so him doing this in a way which actually should be applauded because that's that's good

00:19:25.900 communication you know he's getting his point across in a nice way and it's not nasty and you

00:19:31.660 know that that's that's what you want in a civilized society people being able to communicate

00:19:35.060 this way hey look you know I'm told to do this I don't necessarily agree with it but here it is

00:19:38.380 anyway that that should be perfectly reasonable but obviously the intention from warwickshire

00:19:42.980 council was intimidation the context is terrible yeah and so him saying well look you know I don't

00:19:48.440 agree with it but whatever but this this and at least at least he was like he was laughing that he

00:19:53.900 was having to do it in the first place he's brilliant yeah yeah but the but the fact that he faces

00:19:57.900 those I mean that those are the kind of people that you actually want because the community won't

00:20:02.160 completely go balls to the wall against you but this is this is for us's point right and this is

00:20:07.660 a great point regimes collapse when the enforcers lose confidence that the regime will survive

00:20:11.960 that's what you're seeing in this video keep protesting keep non-compliance up just be like

00:20:17.480 no just f yourself I literally I'm I don't care I'm you know this is the sort of the the low level

00:20:24.720 non-compliant resistance that we're starting to see across the country now and I'm seeing it

00:20:29.340 everywhere I mean like I took this photo the other day just walking to the office in Swindon just

00:20:34.720 political stickers beer gear f off care on the charge with fries now okay totally normie whatever

00:20:41.620 you know but the point is not whether I agree with it or not the point is to show that there is an

00:20:46.560 English political consciousness arising in just regular people and they've had it they have just

00:20:52.500 had it with all of this one guy in my town flies a flag from his flagpole that says uh we've had

00:20:58.140 enough of two-tier care yep and this is sort of thing you see everywhere so um you might have

00:21:03.420 seen that yesterday the Birmingham town hall was lit up in the colors of Pakistan's flag yeah to

00:21:10.380 celebrate Pakistan's Independence Day from who from who from who where are you doing it you're doing

00:21:15.600 anything you're still dependent on us anyway um the point being this also then came about today

00:21:21.780 so people in on this estate in Birmingham locals have had a patriotic outpouring putting up flags

00:21:28.260 of England and Britain down their street on uh lampposts and whatever right again small scale but local

00:21:37.200 and widespread political revolt is what we're watching the raising of a kind of political

00:21:42.600 consciousness in the English particularly it's not you know these are England flags that they are flying

00:21:48.180 for a reason and of course the council's tensions are high as council workers begin taking down scores

00:21:54.420 of St George's crosses and Union flags attached to lampposts by residents Birmingham City Council have

00:21:59.500 confirmed the flags will be removed saying they are the unauthorized items are dangerous and could

00:22:04.680 potentially kill motorists and pedestrians like okay you clowns no one thinks that what this is is

00:22:11.620 you're not happy watching English patriotic expression that's what it is you'll happily fly Pakistani flags or

00:22:17.600 Palestine flags or whatever you're not happy with this everyone can see it while sponging

00:22:22.180 unequivocally off of one English and British taxpayer 100 to Birmingham like the amount of people that

00:22:28.100 are out of work there yeah that are that are ethnically oh yeah right is is mad not even questionable

00:22:33.240 like it's just insane the numbers are in it's just oh my god that's the point they're still so

00:22:38.420 infuriating we're independent of you but we do need your money please and no you can't fly British flags

00:22:43.660 like no we absolutely should be flying these flags good for them and I've seen this in multiple other

00:22:48.500 places and Callum made a great point it's interesting that it's the England flag that is the symbol of

00:22:53.920 resistance yeah I did like that damn right it is yeah it's because that's the flag they genuinely hate

00:22:58.980 yeah it is yeah British flag they can subvert right they can say well you know we're British

00:23:03.380 Pakistanis like yeah you're not English though you know and that's the point the it's the symbol of

00:23:08.220 resistance and I love to see it and I love to see how widespread it is as well it's everywhere people

00:23:12.920 like no England flags and then you've got this right these these are this is a a poll done by the

00:23:19.220 Adam Smith Institute just show you just who is not happy and who is happy I just think this is really

00:23:24.420 really fascinating as you can see right think about the issues that matter most to you how well do you

00:23:29.300 feel politicians are currently addressing them well the black community actually feels everything's

00:23:33.540 going quite well for them then the mizzies of the world don't seem to have that many complaints

00:23:40.280 my gibbs are coming through on time all's going well 60% like yeah fairly well or very well well okay

00:23:46.180 let's look at the white British community not very well not very well at all 62% and considering they

00:23:52.460 are the ones which fund all of this again the statistics are in we know who funds all of these

00:23:58.000 situations you're gonna have to keep them happy because something's gonna give and something will snap at

00:24:02.420 one point that's what we're seeing now it's the it's the beginning cracks start to appear but when

00:24:07.340 we fund everything yeah you've got to keep us happy well at the end of the day it's our country it's our

00:24:12.520 choice it's our moral jurisdiction over this nation and obviously people like you know I don't think that

00:24:18.740 people are addressing my concerns at all in fact and so nearly two-thirds of people are like yeah not

00:24:24.120 happy not happy with this at all and compared to like ethnic minority communities certain ones are very

00:24:29.400 happy with this but I find it interesting that the Asian community there's in the Muslim community

00:24:33.500 is also not very happy either yeah I wonder why yeah it's gonna be about Palestine I think it's just

00:24:38.160 grievance politics they're never happy they're never ever ever gonna be happy but then but then

00:24:42.500 you've got the further escalation in responses to to polls and to uh things when they ask people

00:24:51.040 well I mean how how far would you go apparently one in five really bad according to the new statesman

00:24:59.840 that's really bad that's about nine million people that's awful for them yeah no but but I mean how

00:25:06.500 the fact that and again that's that's the that's the people that are willing to say that they would

00:25:12.020 do it right it'll be higher than that always remember that always exactly higher that's horrendous

00:25:17.180 apparently one in five people polled would consider taking part in political violence themselves

00:25:22.100 that actually surprises me I'm not you know oh yeah it's shocking yeah it's absolutely shocking

00:25:26.840 I didn't realize I'd seen the mood changing but I didn't realize it had changed as far as that as

00:25:32.980 quickly as that it's again like again this isn't me saying this this this is uh from the new statesman

00:25:39.860 in fact look we can finish just by watching this clip very quickly there is a deep sense of palpable

00:25:45.240 anger across this country as voters have been ignored for decades we lurch from crisis to crisis

00:25:51.780 and Britain is stuck in decline I've become more and more concerned about how this anger might express

00:25:57.820 itself so I've asked Scarlett from Merlin's strategy to look into just how close Britain is to widespread

00:26:03.660 disorder our research shows that seven in ten people in this country are worried about the potential

00:26:10.200 for political violence not only that but one in five say they would consider taking part in political

00:26:16.080 violence themselves if the state of Britain declines alarmingly three in ten young people say they

00:26:22.020 think that political violence is acceptable in some conditions and again three in ten say that they

00:26:27.340 would consider taking part in political violence themselves if the country gets worse so why are we

00:26:32.960 filming a video so I mean you you see the point like this if this is allowed to continue then if if

00:26:40.960 the British and particularly the English people are not allowed to assert their own sovereignty over

00:26:44.760 England then this is just going to can ramp up it's just going to continue ramping up and the police

00:26:49.680 can play petty tyrants all they want but all it's going to do is become a ledger of grievances a ledger

00:26:55.760 of counts that will be proven and proven and proven and then when the hateful Saxon has finally had

00:27:00.840 enough well you're going to see things go very very badly and the reason that I say all of this

00:27:06.360 is because I would prefer it if it didn't get to this stage right I would prefer if the politicians

00:27:11.140 were like actually I think we're meant to be doing what the voters tell us we're supposed to do

00:27:14.820 actually I think that's what actually representative politics is meant to be you ask for a thing you

00:27:20.380 vote for us to do it and then we don't backstab you we get that thing done it's not that much to ask

00:27:25.920 this is the point at which they need to nip it in the bud

00:27:28.360 well they're better bloody do well yeah but oh well they should have done a long time ago quite

00:27:33.280 frankly but I mean if this isn't a wake-up call yeah if 20 of the country are like yeah well

00:27:38.620 revolution it is then I mean that's bad that's way more than you need to actually accomplish a

00:27:43.960 revolution yeah something like three or four percent of the population is actually only necessary for

00:27:48.260 a revolution to occur if 20 like well I guess it's ready then anyway let's leave that there

00:27:55.160 um sorry uh Nate has a great channel called Mr. H reviews about movies and other channel about

00:28:03.360 car restorations called car nonsense on YouTube yeah I've been enjoying your uh alien uh earth

00:28:08.140 reviews actually um via you outside looking at the women be a good boog and get back in the pod

00:28:14.780 maybe it's time to team with the leftist defund the police no no no no the the police

00:28:20.000 the the no right the the great thing about this is that as people the the police's job will just

00:28:26.640 become increasingly less possible because the reason that the police police us and not them

00:28:32.240 is because they already know those people don't have consent to be policed right they don't give

00:28:36.660 the police consent and so all we have to do is like no I'm just not cooperating uh I'm just going

00:28:40.940 to make your I'm not going to do anything I'm just going to make your job really really difficult

00:28:44.660 by just telling you to f yourself and then I'm just going to just do whatever I'm supposed to do

00:28:49.000 I'm not going to do it and that just makes it so they can't do what they're supposed to do

00:28:54.040 and so the whole system grinds to a halt uh Akral says just gloating I have all four issues of

00:28:59.600 and the metal shirt I need another metal shirt please shout out to the metal fans yes we do need

00:29:03.660 more metal shirts they are good also if you're into metal I did just release a song on Chris

00:29:09.000 Guard's channel called Worship of Man Harry Robinson and Chris Guard Worship of Man it's been getting

00:29:13.280 very positive responses so far great check it out uh I the person I feel sorry for is

00:29:18.800 nanny he got sold dodgy copper from some dodgy merchant in the city of Ur his name is Ian Nassir

00:29:23.420 don't buy copper off him uh well this is um as per my previous tablet uh is this local council or UK

00:29:30.420 government if it's local council then the next elections could be a proper English person running

00:29:33.780 against these people well the thing is is it's no one area like these are coming from all over the

00:29:38.040 country and you can see that and it is it's all levels of authority as well so right down to the

00:29:45.000 the councillors and the police up to the central government people are just unbelievable like they

00:29:51.100 find it unbelievable uh I just found some British car that seems stolen what do well I would say

00:29:55.380 contact the authorities but I don't know how far that will go how do I move this I'm stuck on

00:30:02.960 the mouse should work there you go all right okay is it time for me is it my segment yes it's your

00:30:10.960 it's your go all right so oh it's moved again your mouse is on the screen how do I move it down here

00:30:17.740 so left all the way left gets onto that screen all the way right gets onto this screen

00:30:22.700 someone else is moving it Samson you're not playing silly boogers are you right okay cool

00:30:27.120 so culture and economies that's a topic a bit of a black pill but also not because it's going to end

00:30:35.960 just on your last segment I know it was brilliant wasn't it um I know I do apologize but it's going

00:30:41.060 to end on some something optimistic basically so uh mass migration both legal and illegal leads to

00:30:49.900 economic collapse right we know that um you know we usually discuss economic decline in say housing

00:30:56.800 you know million migrants sort of macroeconomic terms yeah you know yeah we talk about the the wide

00:31:03.080 economic collapse collapse in many many levels like housing for instance you know a million

00:31:07.460 immigrants come that's the size of birmingham yeah we've not built birmingham no we don't want to

00:31:13.140 build more birmingham's fyi we don't want megacity one in the uk specifically more birmingham's

00:31:18.100 actually jesus yes please no um but obviously paste it yeah but but obviously that's going to lead to

00:31:24.140 uh increased rent prices increased housing prices um increased demand absolutely um you know we

00:31:32.480 discuss and philosophize the welfare state uh mentioned it in your segment you know birmingham

00:31:37.820 for instance overwhelmingly not exactly economically active um who pays for that obviously it's you know

00:31:45.360 white british that's that's just a given um you know that erodes obviously everyone's taxes

00:31:51.260 lots of economic elements with respect to that with the third world detritus that just keeps

00:31:57.040 turning up on the shores uh it's an issue obviously so i wanted to take this black pill

00:32:02.680 in a different direction right i wanted to discuss how and it will end on a good note guy new and

00:32:08.540 creative ways of black pilling people it will end on a good note right and it it stemmed actually from

00:32:13.540 very nice origins but i want to talk about how immigration leads to cultural economic collapse

00:32:19.940 so very very specific cultural economic collapse um so culture after all creates economies um the

00:32:28.560 structure of a society is the function of its economy the function of its economy is the structure of

00:32:33.260 its society right they're sort of interwoven they are cyclic cyclically linked uh so we're going to

00:32:40.700 kind of go through a few of these um pubs right pubs are um you know symbols of i guess the

00:32:49.640 working class but not they're the town watering hole it's not just the working class yeah it's

00:32:54.320 yeah you know any pretty much anywhere in britain yeah they are quintessentially british right and i

00:33:01.020 i've only pulled a few examples of um quintessentially english or british uh sort of economic things so a pub

00:33:08.940 is one of them um we had what is it uh 1100 pubs closed in the uk since october 2024 which is crazy

00:33:17.100 right so that that is a direct result it's multi-faceted right is it factoring in the

00:33:22.240 ones that will have opened as well so is it like a net result uh although i yeah i believe so

00:33:28.940 i mean because the stats that i've looked at there are more closing than opening anyway so it tends to

00:33:33.520 even out to yeah yeah closing i imagine a lot of it will be cities cities where there are enclaves

00:33:40.320 of people who don't have pubs where they come from i've been making this point for ages because

00:33:45.160 swindon's a great example of that actually because if you go to the old town the old town basically

00:33:49.200 like i met my wife there are rows of pubs there exactly but but these pubs have been there for

00:33:53.240 years decades right it's basically the same as when i met my wife there whereas swindon high street

00:33:58.540 uh swindon town center total decay total collapse of the traditional sort of you know english shopping

00:34:04.700 experience just because the foot traffic isn't there because the people just aren't going through

00:34:08.380 there yeah because who are the people exactly this well they're not allowed to drink uh exactly

00:34:13.900 some of them but it's also just not in their culture exactly and so so that you you're sort

00:34:18.560 of like superseding my sorry sorry so you illustrate it perfectly is that where there is a high demographic

00:34:26.180 displacement of the english the british yeah the quintessentially british you know sort of

00:34:33.340 english things micro economies i don't even know how i'd call it really but they are gone yeah no

00:34:38.300 they are gone and that's it's totally reasonable as well yeah you know peoples have different

00:34:42.800 spending patterns if people don't go into the local english run stores then they don't spend their

00:34:49.040 money there and therefore these things can't prosper no no not at all um so that's one of them that's

00:34:54.600 obviously not good you know 1 100 pubs not good i would still argue that yeah it's probably going to

00:34:59.820 be in the cities combine that with the tens of thousands are closed because of covid yeah so i didn't

00:35:04.520 want to put that in because i didn't want to go proper but i mean that's really bad yeah i mean

00:35:09.400 there is a little bit of that in here um because this uh i like this article quite a lot um just

00:35:15.180 because it was again from a black pill into something positive is a comeback on for the british pub

00:35:19.640 you know many thought it was last orders for the british pub uh wave wave after wave um of setbacks

00:35:25.420 etc you can see here as we scroll down so they talk about pubs adapting etc but this was interesting

00:35:33.960 as well so the market share so this is what i talk about you know with cultural economies so the market

00:35:39.040 which was worth 23 billion pound before the pandemic that's mad that is absolutely mad and that's what

00:35:46.220 um you know blairism and uh wef globalist nonsense is eroding away like why would you erode that away

00:35:54.460 why would you do that 23 billion pounds and it'd be worth even more now if this situation uh hadn't

00:36:01.420 ramped up we hadn't imported loads of foreigners that don't ingratiate themselves into the culture

00:36:05.780 um that's just crazy that's a staggering figure to me i've got i've got um a bit of a story on this

00:36:11.360 as well uh so i went to visit some relatives in bristol who are progressive and uh you know we

00:36:16.940 were like okay we'll go out where do we go we go to a local pub that's near them and this pub like

00:36:21.840 the the area of bristol they live in very diverse all of their neighbors very diverse bristol in

00:36:26.580 general mate step into this pub it's an english ethnostate yeah every person in this pub was white

00:36:32.620 and i was just like we're not gonna we're not gonna talk about this then right because you guys are

00:36:36.780 very progressive you don't want to talk about this and you know this is very very

00:36:40.460 and you just everybody knows you just unconsciously in a kind of you know green lib dem voting way

00:36:46.620 happened to congregate into the area where it's all white people but it's just you didn't think

00:36:51.540 about it he's just like oh no we're gonna get to the pub because that's what the universal humans do

00:36:55.820 yeah yeah you can't you can't i'm not naming names or maybe the english take england with them

00:37:03.180 wherever they go without meaning to without intending to exactly and maybe that says something about the

00:37:08.240 people coming here as well maybe they're bringing where they come from with them as well

00:37:11.620 um but this is good right so now the industry turnover is forecast to hit two percent growth

00:37:17.780 next year so this is good right this is what i like to see yeah still below inflation almost 10 times

00:37:24.580 growth actually good point yeah so average weekly sales revenue 15 percent higher than pre-pandemic

00:37:29.720 levels so this we're blackpilling but then we're going good we're blackpilling yeah

00:37:33.160 so this is good this is really really decent no longer a cliff edge right number of pubs since

00:37:37.220 2015 forecast i mean look at this and that's mental yeah that's mad that is that is insane

00:37:43.100 right but what i love about this is it imparts into us a moral duty to go to the pub yes you do have

00:37:48.440 a moral duty absolutely every every weekend i make sure i'm at the local i unfortunately don't have a

00:37:54.480 local because i live on a bloody new estate no look that's that's true but interestingly as they

00:37:59.420 and this is sky news how they phrase it here who survived taking it back to what a pub used to be

00:38:04.900 what a place where you get drunk well it's just it's just that underlying thing of what a pub used

00:38:10.840 to be we get a lot of people coming glad that we don't do food and they're glad that we haven't got

00:38:15.600 a rock band playing in the room i know sorry oh no i am actually glad about that though i it's just

00:38:20.860 nothing against periodically i don't mind when i go to the pub i'm playing in a rock band in a pub at

00:38:25.240 the end of the month damn it but the thing is when i go to a pub i want to talk with my mates

00:38:28.620 well to be fair this is a specific event well yeah okay that's different that goes a step further

00:38:32.960 that is exactly the next point they're not forced to sit with a large group watching football screaming

00:38:36.740 and cheering yeah basically they can sit around and talk it's a social local watering hole it's the

00:38:42.840 town hall yeah and so another so obviously that's one thing right that has been uh suffered greatly

00:38:51.600 uh which is obviously not good um and then i want to talk about the

00:38:56.100 oh bloody stupid mouse i want to talk i'll get it i'll get there eventually guys i'll get there i

00:39:01.200 need two one here one there um i want to talk about farm shops yep i've only i've only spot checked a few

00:39:07.440 bits and pieces of what i would consider british um farm shops right farm shops are they they face

00:39:14.580 a very similar issue to pubs um and obviously demographics this is a local one yep i quite have you

00:39:20.840 ever been there um i i'll be honest my wife does the shopping okay you need to go there it's great

00:39:26.260 i'm sure really really good thing is this an ethno state in the farm shop but yes every yes yes exactly

00:39:31.900 i probably have gone there that's the thing it's lovely it's really nice they do really good food

00:39:38.580 um scroll through i think they i think they've got some pictures here as well look at that

00:39:42.660 how lovely i definitely check come through no no i i definitely have been there i recognize the

00:39:47.920 delicatessen right you've got hampers butchers delicatessen paying him off with steaks like yeah

00:39:52.700 well i hope so i paid off with steaks but so could i but the farm shop is a very is a very english thing

00:39:59.140 it's a very british thing it's it's where you can source all your local food um and support your local

00:40:05.760 farms because of course you're not going to get that you know we've had uh tesco as they're all these

00:40:10.900 big shops which work in a city fine in a city whatever but if you want to go and shop local you have

00:40:17.540 to go to a farm shop and when you go to the farm shop the goods aren't all behind lock and key

00:40:21.200 yeah well exactly we're going to steal them because the people the only people that go there

00:40:26.300 are effectively white out of a certain demographic um but i wanted to highlight this as well so

00:40:33.380 obviously they've suffered you know they've suffered because um the governments want to

00:40:38.680 completely destroy farmers just generally i don't know why because they're insane uh absolutely

00:40:43.100 net zero bro yeah net zero whilst giving money to foreign farmers we're going to get the third

00:40:47.420 world to do our farming and we're just going to live like kings over them or something hey hey

00:40:51.560 this is tying to next segment we're going to have lab grown meat to look forward to yeah so obviously

00:40:58.500 this you know these are all very very english things yes and we could go on you know there's

00:41:03.540 talk about fish and chip shops and the price of fish and chip shops and essentially the point i'm

00:41:07.980 trying to get to in all of this is oh actually we've got to get to this as well um can we play

00:41:14.740 this we can play it on mute yeah yeah it's already muted go on samson because i want to highlight this

00:41:20.100 and this is this guy's actually really good this is not like a shout out to this guy but he goes around

00:41:24.440 to local towns um well he travels up and down the country and this is just it's disgusting this is

00:41:33.360 what the high street looks like there's way too many towns like it's every high yeah this is i mean

00:41:37.560 this could be swindon like it could literally yeah oh look at that right next to one another

00:41:41.660 barbershop barbershop no barbershop foreign food oh it's an instable grill and a barber

00:41:47.060 istanbul yeah yeah and then a phone shop you're completely right like this is the thing and the thing

00:41:51.660 is compared to this swindon actually looks pretty good yeah like swindon actually has weathered this

00:41:56.340 storm better than most it's only sort of the bottom half of town yeah you know that's properly

00:42:00.520 dilapidated like this if you actually get to the main sort of crossroads it's still all quite

00:42:05.500 bustling actually yeah yeah i mean swindon's done better than most actually but but this is

00:42:10.500 unacceptable isn't it it's just sad and the thing is it it does sound a bit boomery and i accept that

00:42:16.920 back in my day right when i grew up mr h barbers this yeah they get i actually didn't see that to be

00:42:25.120 that's hilarious um but when i grew up this was not what the high street looked like and it wasn't

00:42:31.000 when you grew up either i remember going into town used to be an exciting thing it used to be fun you

00:42:36.140 spent a whole day there exactly it wasn't dangerous the whole and there was stuff to do yeah yeah this is

00:42:41.980 a travesty yeah and the thing is is economies economies are cultural yes right we've imported a bunch of

00:42:50.200 third world detritus and with it we've imported their economic their sort of uh micro economies

00:42:58.380 yes that's why you end up yeah their work ethic but but that's why they they but you're right the

00:43:03.460 the economies that they support so you see the polish shops you see the like bangladeshi luggage shops

00:43:09.340 yeah stuff like this and then god only knows how much they send home on remittances right yeah

00:43:13.020 it's not money being spent in our country no not at all not at all the thing is you we have a duty

00:43:20.880 this is where we we end up on optimism positivity we have a duty to look at our economy from an

00:43:29.120 enclave perspective right from a cultural enclave perspective we should be going out completely

00:43:37.120 rejecting deliveroo rejecting uber eats rejecting the local indian all of these things right you've

00:43:44.120 got the recipe learn to cook right nine times out of ten you'll make it significantly nicer you'll know

00:43:49.060 what's in it right because the food hygiene standards are atrocious exactly right like this is the thing

00:43:55.720 we have a duty to act like an enclave and effectively boycott all of this stuff yeah because you're funding

00:44:03.260 your own erosion yeah and and and it's wrong and and this all comes from a really good place right

00:44:09.120 it comes from me driving having conversations uh online looking at things like you know going out

00:44:15.740 and picking blackberries it's it's an english pastime it's a great english pastime driving through the

00:44:20.900 countryside like that's england to me the shires that's england encountering an honesty box oh yeah

00:44:26.440 where i live there is a cake stand in someone's front garden a cake stand in someone's front garden

00:44:33.740 where they obviously bake cakes they put it in this cupboard right but it's it's it's nicely painted

00:44:40.720 whatever a name cake stand is you put money you can take your cakes that is the culture that we should

00:44:47.200 be supporting oh yeah that is the economy that we should should be supporting you know last year i went

00:44:52.280 for a walk around my area and outside one of the houses a couple of little girls were just standing

00:44:57.080 outside with a table covered in old little baby toys little girl baby toys and just saying you can

00:45:02.260 take what you want so i of course picked some stuff up for my daughter but i couldn't do that in

00:45:07.160 birmingham my when my daughter's older if she went dad can i stand out if i was in birmingham she went

00:45:13.880 dad can i stand outside the house with a load of stuff and give it away for free i'd be like no

00:45:18.060 hell no no hell no and the thing is you know the cities are gone for now they're gone for now when

00:45:25.920 we win we'll get them back but you need to protect everything you can as it stands that's still there

00:45:32.800 the last sort of vestiges of england or scotland or wells whatever specifically england because i care

00:45:38.600 about it the most i'm english um you know i went down to uh marlborough is a location in in in wiltshire

00:45:45.400 um went down to the local pub there it was heaving and it's so nice to see so yeah a little bit of a

00:45:53.900 black pill that things have gone things have closed but they're going to be very much centralized

00:45:59.720 they're going to be certain locations we can still salvage you know our economy we can look at it from

00:46:07.160 an enclave perspective no no you're completely on the wall because last year um around christmas time

00:46:12.080 uh at the i can't remember it's a church now but it's the old railway village um they they had

00:46:18.740 this sort of like you know the whole thing in multi-stories was um taken up by some you know some

00:46:25.020 arts and crafts fair thing where people with their stalls were selling whatever goods they had right

00:46:30.700 and my wife was like oh can we go down i was like yeah okay why not so we're walking around with the

00:46:34.720 kids and i again i just happened to notice that i mean it was packed absolutely packed you know

00:46:39.640 literally like every floor is you know you've got to shuffle around people because there's so many

00:46:43.520 people there almost all english yeah you know and the people who weren't english were obviously married

00:46:48.100 to someone who was english yeah you know and so it's just like right so this is our native economy

00:46:52.400 that is existing independent of you know the main stream high street you know yeah like the thing is

00:46:59.880 still here it's just gone underground these people should all have shops they did all have shops and

00:47:04.600 like the brunel and stuff like that like the crystal shop and stuff like that you know that they all

00:47:08.500 used to be in the brunel but they're just not now because the foot traffic isn't there so where

00:47:11.560 do they go well there's a there's a big like little fate thing you know with food trucks outside

00:47:16.360 and stuff like that and that's where and but everyone went there and so it's like so it does still

00:47:20.420 exist 100 does i mean to put a positive spin on this ghost town obviously there's a lot of empty

00:47:26.280 shop fronts there but in a more positive future to think positively for a second each of those in time

00:47:33.620 in the future could themselves become a new shop opened by someone with an entrepreneurial spirit

00:47:38.620 we were talking before this started how the english are still entrepreneurial you still want your little

00:47:43.380 slice of um your little slice of business for yourself where you can open a little shop i want

00:47:47.960 to sell flowers i want to sell this i'd you know i'd i'd open a guitar shop or a pub or something you know

00:47:54.380 but there will be opportunity to do that if things improve in the future exactly and so this is why it's our

00:48:01.220 duty as the as englishmen right to protect what is there now right go around to your local steam

00:48:09.640 fairs where they house or you know they they offer stands for all of these people fund them you know

00:48:14.760 there's loads of little intricacies uh and sort of idiosyncrasies that the english have in each town

00:48:20.280 each village that's there you'll know it when in your local area support it because it will be gone if

00:48:27.540 you don't and it's super important to support it because every time you order from say an indian

00:48:33.560 takeaway and some deliveroo guy that gets it which the potential chance of them being an illegal immigrant

00:48:38.840 just turned up is incredibly high you are supporting your destruction yeah and we owe it to ourselves

00:48:46.220 to support english work from an enclave perspective i why not i had this exact perspective when i went to

00:48:52.060 that christmas market so i i mean i yeah i didn't need anything but i was just i just noticed all

00:48:58.100 right this is the local native economy yeah and so i must spend about 200 quid i didn't intend to spend

00:49:03.160 200 quid but i really i was just i genuinely was thinking about it's like this is going to be really

00:49:07.640 valuable to these people right you know if i spend like 10 15 quid on like you know some muffins or

00:49:12.760 whatever it was you know it's just silly trivial stuff as well yeah well yeah they were nice you know

00:49:17.000 but it was like you know i bought some like um like a special honey from one of them as well it

00:49:21.800 was like a flavored honey it was really good um it was it was one of those things that i don't need

00:49:26.820 this but actually i think i'm going to be i'm really going to be helping them out if i just spend 20

00:49:31.400 quid on their stall you know it's just you know i got a nice thing out of it so yeah so that's it

00:49:36.600 bit of a black pill i don't know that was less of a black pill than i was expecting it's not

00:49:41.840 it's not right but i mean in my local town like i mentioned right before there have been pubs

00:49:46.960 opening can you believe that folks like actually pubs opening which is uh not the sort of thing

00:49:53.860 that you hear about it's so good it does it does happen and again with something like this i see

00:49:58.880 potential for like just a bunch of english people maybe they've got a little bit money saved up

00:50:04.020 like you all pull it together like if there was organized action you could basically buy a whole

00:50:10.740 high street yeah you know i was kind of thinking that because you know i would love to open some

00:50:15.440 shops and the problem is spending high street isn't actually as free as you think you know you'd have

00:50:20.620 to go a bit far off the beaten track but like a high street like that get three or four business

00:50:24.760 owners together but like that we could you know invest in this open a bunch of shops you know each

00:50:29.020 one does a different thing like you can make something quite nice out of it we never had to think like

00:50:33.960 this before no but because this is the situation that's been forced upon us you have to change your

00:50:40.020 mindset and start thinking like this think tribally because it's super important because otherwise

00:50:45.800 it'll all be gone yeah sergeant slaughter says just throwing out there gents only about a third of

00:50:50.840 the colonists actually wanted to revolt good point uh in the uk it's not mega city one it's brit

00:50:56.580 sit in ireland it's murphyville oh it's true that is true harry how did you play that absolute

00:51:02.680 banger of the song with not head bang at all are you an ent no it's really difficult to play

00:51:08.240 and so i was just i was entirely focused on playing it right that's that's why i didn't

00:51:14.080 head bang yeah sigilson says yeah use the enclave perspective i think that's completely true um you've

00:51:19.500 got to think like it i think he's uh meaning uh fallout 3 oh right bad economy deploy fev crime deploy

00:51:27.020 fev politicians deploy fev there you go there's the one size fits all solution may i have a mouse

00:51:36.900 please oh i've got both i can dual wield them like you wanted to do it i dare you oh okay unfortunately

00:51:44.260 it's only one mouse cursor yeah so let's see yes i'm feeling i'm gonna have to move in unison no i'm not

00:51:50.680 going to do that that would be ever so silly folks and if there's one thing we hate at the lotus eaters

00:51:55.780 it's being silly anyway so uh this is a little bit off of the normal subjects that we talk about

00:52:03.160 however it is somewhat related as fitness is something that's quite important on the right

00:52:07.860 fitness for a few years now at this point has been heavily equated with the right wing and associated

00:52:14.480 with white supremacy of all things remember there was that article on time magazine a few years ago

00:52:19.660 that was talking about the history of weight lifting and white supremacy and how the two

00:52:24.000 just go hand in hand together and in the modern world i do think it's important that young men

00:52:30.240 especially try to keep fit sedentary lifestyles these days make it and calorie dense food being

00:52:36.420 available at very cheap prices make it really easy to get fat especially when during lockdowns for

00:52:42.400 instance you weren't allowed to go to the gym you weren't barely allowed to go outside all you had to

00:52:47.780 offer was a lot of food in the cupboard and playing video games all day so a lot of people got fat so

00:52:53.800 fitness has been something that is very important for a lot of people i'm i try to keep fit obviously

00:52:59.320 nate's in good shape even carl has started to go to the gym recently but one of the problems for young

00:53:05.060 men especially and young people who are brand new to it is you think to yourself okay i want to start

00:53:11.160 trying to get into shape where do i start well online there is a whole host of youtube channels

00:53:18.360 and other resources that offer all sorts of advice but one of the most popular ones is the youtube

00:53:25.520 science science based lifting crowd who typically are the ones who get the most views and some of the

00:53:35.440 advice that they can give can be very very good some of the advice can be trendy and based on

00:53:41.260 scientific papers that aren't as strong as they say that say that they are or that they've just

00:53:46.600 completely misread and misinterpreted which can lead people down these dead-end alleyways that go

00:53:52.900 nowhere and people just go back to what they were doing before but one of the most pernicious problems

00:53:58.340 is the problem of body image expectations being set wrong for most people most people who haven't

00:54:05.800 been to the gym and certainly haven't lifted for a while don't know what to expect when they first go

00:54:11.880 to the gym it's why i always find it funny when i speak to somebody say i don't want to lift weights i

00:54:15.840 don't want to get too bulky you you heard that one as if just becoming an absolute beast of a man

00:54:23.380 a monster is something that you can achieve within six months doing a little bit of dumbbell work here

00:54:29.120 and there it takes a lot to try and do that but people's expectations have been set completely wrong

00:54:36.600 by a lot of people who are on steroids on the internet who tell you that they're not and present

00:54:42.820 themselves as having this insane physique transformation in three years i managed to put

00:54:48.260 on 60 pounds of pure muscle without putting on a single fat cell i managed to put on 60 pounds

00:54:54.380 well yeah i mean that helps that's a lot easier than it seems to be honest that i too have engaged in

00:55:00.480 the permaculture all right it's cutting it away that's very difficult and very disappointing when you're

00:55:06.920 at the end of it to be honest and your bench press numbers have flattened anyway um and yeah so they

00:55:13.120 say oh i've made this amazing transformation completely natural in three years or in the case of one of

00:55:18.180 the people i'm going to look at in 18 years and one of the regulating mechanisms for this is that

00:55:24.400 there should be a lot of people calling them out because clearly they've made a transformation that

00:55:30.120 unless they are legitimately 0.00001% remarkable genetics the kind of genetics that mean you have

00:55:38.740 some kind of physical deficiency that will debilitate you that accidentally means also you get to put on

00:55:45.120 a lot of muscle a lot of people should call them out for obviously being on steroids but what happens

00:55:51.200 when one of if not the biggest natural science based fitness youtuber decides to defend them and try to

00:56:01.700 claim that they are natural well we'll find out first though take a look at this islander if you want

00:56:09.700 to be sound of body and mind it's well worth giving the articles in this written by people including but not

00:56:17.280 limited to our very own carl benjamin and the academic agent himself anima parvini i believe he's in there

00:56:24.980 is he not in here not this no not this time but morgoth didn't get him this time yes we've got morgoth

00:56:32.120 dave green ed dutton some very worthwhile writers in there you can pick this up on the lotus eaters

00:56:38.760 website for 14.99 get it while stocks still last these will be collectible one day because we only

00:56:45.920 do one print run per volume so please pick that up it's well worth your time so let me introduce you

00:56:52.620 to a few people this is first of all this is a youtuber he's quite new he's just started recently

00:56:58.020 called anabolic stick i've been enjoying his videos he's been doing a very very good job calling out

00:57:03.320 these people who are called fake natties which are they are people who are clearly on steroids

00:57:09.780 but say that they're how do you tell if someone's on steroids well there's a number of different

00:57:15.220 things to tell but one of the best ways to tell because it's it's impossible to know for 100

00:57:20.500 certainty one of the easiest ways to tell is to look at the body transformation that they have

00:57:26.460 made where they started where they've ended up and how quickly they managed to make that change

00:57:31.640 he's doing better than me steroids yes if he's bigger than me he's on steroids if he's smaller

00:57:36.760 than me he's a pussy and he doesn't know how to work out these are just the rules got it but

00:57:41.140 so if i skip ahead in this video this is a man a boy i should say because he's 18 years old

00:57:47.620 called julian fitzgerald okay jesus here he is on the right you can tell that he is very young

00:57:54.840 because he has literal baby face photoshopped onto the body of a 35 year old steroid abuser

00:58:02.840 and he stood next to this man larry wheels who is not only a power lifter strong man who's you know

00:58:10.380 he deadlifted something like almost a thousand pounds for three reps insanely strong guy he's also

00:58:16.900 recently got his pro card in uh in enhanced bodybuilding so he is on lots and lots and lots

00:58:24.300 and lots of steroids is open about that and is a professional bodybuilder who's won competitions

00:58:30.600 right and he's stood next to this 18 year old kid whose arms are as big or maybe almost as big

00:58:40.840 as his 19 inch arms who claims that he is completely natural and has made this transformation

00:58:47.800 in three years since he began lifting in the video where larry wheels and him train together

00:58:54.480 you can see the kind of training that they do and a lot of people like to make the excuse of well

00:59:00.480 you there is a potential if you have ridiculous genetics that if you train perfectly and really hard

00:59:07.720 you would be able to make that transformation it would be rare once in a lifetime sort of thing to

00:59:12.860 see which is why it's very unusual that you see it all over the internet but it could be possible

00:59:21.020 if they train right well this kid uh how does how does he train this is one of the way the other ways

00:59:27.900 to tell so he goes to do dumbbell shoulder press doesn't do a warm-up set immediately picks up 90 pound

00:59:35.760 dumbbells which i think would be close to 45 kilogram dumbbells yeah pretty heavy and does

00:59:42.300 this i'll play this while i'm talking so he sits up now for reference if you want to build muscle

00:59:48.560 typically accepted hypertrophy ranges tend to be like six to fifteen reps if you go underneath

00:59:56.040 like the three to five rep range you're just training for strength which can put on muscle but

01:00:00.740 he does one rep another one rep on the other arm he's already struggling on that first rep

01:00:08.140 barely getting it up trying again larry wheels is just staring at him looking very unimpressed

01:00:17.320 and then oh third rep can't do it

01:00:20.500 and he tries with the other arm same problem

01:00:26.480 so if this is how this guy trains this is not going to get you huge in three years it's going

01:00:34.000 to get you injured is what's called ego lifting and again unless you are really just like a genetic

01:00:41.060 beast once in a lifetime kind of phenomenon you are going to have to train a lot better than this

01:00:46.880 and all of the rest of his lifts are very similar not only has he only been training for three years

01:00:51.540 he doesn't really seem to know how to structure workouts he's also been skipping leg day look at

01:00:56.880 those calves well that's the other thing as well people are saying well he's just got absurd genetics

01:01:01.420 they've been skipping his legs yeah why yeah some have claimed that he's got a myostatin deficiency

01:01:06.540 which has never been substantiated or proven by anyone that he's never claimed it and myostatin

01:01:14.100 deficiency basically gets rid of some kind of i think it's some protein or molecule in your body

01:01:18.620 that prevents your body from putting on more muscle than it should physically be capable of

01:01:23.380 with respect to the calves i will say this that's pretty much genetically across the board of oh yeah

01:01:29.900 that is really pretty much all of them that is really yeah genuinely yeah you like i mean being in

01:01:34.940 the world i've competed as a bodybuilder for those who don't know yep that's that's pretty normal so i got

01:01:39.480 my incredible calves from my english side you know genuinely it is just a thing i just have

01:01:45.460 shit calf genetics that is true that like generally speaking you can train your calves as much as you

01:01:51.540 want yeah nine nine people out of ten people are going to have shit calves i don't because it is

01:01:56.980 entirely genetic do you know who are gifted genetically with calves and legs in general asians i was gonna

01:02:02.280 say is it the welsh no i feel like my calves are my welsh side asians welsh i don't say

01:02:08.460 i mean maybe i don't know you just have dad calves i know but they're incredible it's really weird is

01:02:14.440 there some kind of study done about how dad why dads have i tell you what it is because it does seem

01:02:19.900 to be ubiquitous no no no i tell you what it is cargo short dads and their calves when i was when i was

01:02:25.120 like you know 15 16 i was quite fat but i was also really active so i used to rollerblade ride bikes

01:02:31.120 you know you know climb mountains and whatever you know do you know so basically your legs

01:02:35.440 fat guy calves yeah exactly i've got fat guy calves but they are that is a thing as well but they are

01:02:39.200 absolutely incredible so you know that is a thing but yeah no so black people just generally do have

01:02:43.020 crap calves yeah it's a given i didn't know that it has been noted uh they've got all sorts of

01:02:47.700 there are all sorts of physiological differences between the races in terms of like the muscle

01:02:51.800 insertion obviously it stops at the neck nothing else went from a bodybuilding perspective it stops

01:02:59.520 at the neck but on terms of the physiological differences yeah um it's why white north uh

01:03:05.060 northwest europeans tend to be able to be stronger like and win loads they win all the strong competitions

01:03:09.980 especially the icelandic yep and um and why asians tend to have such ridiculously massive legs when they

01:03:17.400 train just a little bit uh here's here's another one who's a very controversial folk this one on the

01:03:23.200 right although this guy on the left is also relevant guy on the left is a greg doucet and he

01:03:28.120 sells steroids as well uh yes he sold steroids what was a fake natty back in the day claimed that the

01:03:34.940 first 10 years of his bodybuilding career was completely natural but but then got caught trying to

01:03:44.160 compete in a natural bodybuilding competition while on steroids and then claimed from that point

01:03:48.220 oh i'd only just gone on steroids for that one competition and managed to get caught yeah sure that

01:03:54.440 makes sense or you just got lazy he also sells all sorts of supplements like turkesterone and uh this

01:04:00.000 guy on the right is uh called hussein farhat now he's what 22 years old i think he started training

01:04:06.480 when he was 19 and made an absurd transformation let me see uh so here's the transformation okay

01:04:14.480 right that's pretty impressive now that's a transformation that people keep saying he made

01:04:22.040 in three years which would be ridiculous enough by itself if this was completely natural especially

01:04:27.740 because you know like the people say well he just had elite bodybuilding genetics before does not

01:04:33.000 look like elite bodybuilding genetics okay he actually made this transformation in 19 months

01:04:39.940 so you're telling me i need to start taking steroids uh well i mean that's the message that a lot of

01:04:44.720 people get from this that's the point i'm making here because he made this transformation in 19 months

01:04:49.840 where of that i think 17 months was spent working out in his garage with a ladder and a broom doing

01:04:57.600 doing pull-ups on a ladder he didn't have proper bodybuilding equipment so you know this those are

01:05:03.960 some pretty elite genetics to be able to make that kind of transformation and of course people fall for

01:05:09.760 it especially when greg doucette who is another huge fitness bodybuilding guy comes out defending him

01:05:17.420 saying that oh uh well i did i took one look at his blood work one blood panel that he sent me via email

01:05:24.920 and he didn't didn't hit any of the markers for testosterone so therefore he must be he must be

01:05:32.560 natural this is a great example isn't it because like the seven year transformation looks plausible

01:05:36.420 but he was also on steroids was he yeah he was also side isn't it uh i think yeah one of one of them

01:05:42.700 jeff on the left i would have totally believed that this was the a dude in a gym for seven years

01:05:48.280 he's not ridiculously big and he wasn't small frame to begin with so you could believe it right

01:05:53.540 yeah yeah yeah but again i think three year transformation is misrepresenting because it's

01:05:58.480 more of a 19 month transformation greg doucette and a few other people come out defending him but

01:06:04.780 doucette is kind of known as a bit of a huckster right he he has all of these supplements that he's

01:06:10.980 constantly trying to sell so people don't trust him as much but then this guy jeff nippard one of

01:06:18.320 you can see seven and a half million seven and a half million subscribers natural bodybuilder

01:06:24.000 science-based one of the most popular and most trusted guys comes out and does this video how to

01:06:31.220 look enhanced without steroids where he goes to bat for both of these guys saying no i think they're

01:06:39.280 natural how do i know well i did a surprise blood test on them while i was hanging out with them

01:06:45.860 and they both came up looking natural to me and also i did a workout with both of them and they

01:06:51.580 seem like they really worked hard for it so makes perfect sense to me everybody absolutely torched him

01:07:00.320 for this because the logic behind it took into account none of what i have discussed which is

01:07:05.640 primarily the fact that their transformations are unrealistic given their age and the amount of time

01:07:12.200 that they have taken to make those transformations again these kinds of transformations i mean that's a

01:07:18.860 ridiculous those are ridiculous arms those those are ridiculous arms even for somebody who'd been

01:07:24.580 training for like 20 years that is that is genetically gifted arms but jeff has been training for like

01:07:31.140 almost 20 years natural his entire adult life and is getting mogged by these two like 20 year olds

01:07:40.420 and saying no completely natural guys i've just been completely destroyed by these two guys who

01:07:45.900 managed to do it in a tenth of the amount of time that it took me to get as big as i am so it makes

01:07:51.400 him come across a little bit either naive or untrustworthy if he's lying on behalf of these guys

01:07:59.080 because one of the problems is these guys they come out they say i'm natural never touched a steroid in

01:08:04.800 my life what that julian guy the black guy one of the things that he says to say that he's not on

01:08:09.460 steroids in this video is oh no bro i'm scared of needles

01:08:13.300 which is the easiest excuse is there no other way of ingesting steroids there are plenty of

01:08:20.440 of course there are of course there are plenty of ways but one of the things that these people do

01:08:24.580 they come out and they say i'm natural never touched a steroid in my life and i managed to get

01:08:29.280 these amazing results in this really short amount of time buy my programs yeah look at my youtube

01:08:35.820 channel buy my supplements and you can get the same results as me and not only are they setting

01:08:42.180 up unrealistic unrealistic expectations they're profiting off of it and then after profiting off

01:08:49.220 of it the young men who don't know any better because they've never stepped into a gym before

01:08:54.080 they're three years down the line and they've made you know they've made good progress but they've

01:08:59.060 made normal progress they've maybe been able to put on like hussein managed to put on 60 pounds of

01:09:06.180 muscle in about 19 months without putting any fat on if anything it looks like he got leaner

01:09:13.180 he lost fat while putting on that much muscle okay but these guys the natural guys they'll try it

01:09:20.320 they'll get a bit fatter and they'll maybe put on 20 pounds of muscle if that sounds like a lot to me

01:09:27.420 yeah which still sounds like a lot but if they're training perfectly which if they're following these

01:09:31.560 guys routines they won't be and they'll get these comparatively really disappointing results

01:09:36.560 at which point they go well i guess they're just so much better than me if i ever want to look like

01:09:43.880 that i guess i might have to hop on and then you know 10 years five years down the line these guys

01:09:50.520 will come out and probably allegedly say oh yeah i was on steroids the whole time i was misleading you

01:09:56.640 they won't even apologize for it most of the time look at the liver king the liver king that was an

01:10:01.260 embarrassing situation with that although what happened with the liver king i don't follow this

01:10:05.820 area what hasn't happened yeah i think he's didn't you get arrested for trying to assault joe rogan

01:10:10.620 oh yes oh yes yeah he was fascinating he was he was obviously obviously on steroids right but his

01:10:18.620 claim was that he got the physique from following the ancestral tenants oh yeah which included things like

01:10:25.020 eating raw meat the most disgusting yeah and like what was he was he taking baths in in like dirty

01:10:32.320 water i don't know just i know he ate crocodile immune system wasn't he eating bull testicles like

01:10:38.300 raw bull testicles testicles he was eating fertilized eggs with little and he was

01:10:43.360 selling absolutely atrocious it turned out he was on steroids oh okay there we go what a surprise

01:10:49.040 right but nobody everybody expected that god and i expect that these guys will get outed as well but

01:10:56.040 there are people who don't know who haven't been going to the gym as long as i or other people have

01:11:01.420 who will expect these results because that's what they've been sold online when they don't get these

01:11:06.100 results they'll maybe think well the only way i can get that is on steroids and they might be tempted

01:11:12.880 as a result to jump on it also left a lot of people questioning jeff's natural credentials as

01:11:19.440 well because he's been claiming his entire career that he's never touched steroids but now he's going

01:11:25.040 to bat for these guys and a guy that i follow called uh revival fitness uh showed an old video of

01:11:32.820 jeff's from like seven years ago where he explained his story of when he was 19 years old how he was just

01:11:38.580 about to take steroids he was about to do his first big bodybuilding competition and had decided

01:11:44.840 i'm gonna take steroids my coach is all for it we're gonna go for it and then they just happened

01:11:51.380 to not show up in the post after he ordered them this is the same story you get from a lot of these

01:11:56.820 people i had them in my hand i decided not to do it i flushed them down the toilet i ordered them

01:12:01.740 online and they just didn't show up in the post okay all right all right and then he says it's at that

01:12:07.580 point that i discovered natural bodybuilding even though his mom is a natural bodybuilder

01:12:15.980 i don't think any sense yeah so i've never heard this story his story makes no sense whatsoever so

01:12:21.580 your mom you grew up around this but you'd never heard of this particular type of bodybuilding until

01:12:26.140 you just happened to not receive steroids in the post okay all right that's as far as i'm gonna go

01:12:31.500 with that of course he gets he gets dogpiled people say that he's lost his credibility that

01:12:38.220 he's uh ruined his career greg doucet obviously comes out defending him he said titled the video

01:12:44.000 jeff nipper just lost all credibility but that's not what the video is about he's actually defending

01:12:48.620 this and saying no no these guys are completely natural that's what he sounds like and then he

01:12:53.900 he's pretty accurate he actually does yeah um and then he comes out with his own video which was

01:13:02.760 originally he's changed the name but it's been it was originally called addressing the controversy

01:13:08.220 right addressing the controversy now i watched this and again instead of actually addressing what

01:13:16.200 people were annoyed about the fact that he ignored all of the signs of these guys being

01:13:22.160 on steroids mainly to do with the terrible technique that they show when training the fact that they

01:13:28.080 don't really know how to train very well and the the incredible rap how rapid their transformation was

01:13:34.760 and how young they are all of these different signs he decided to obfuscate and shift the discussion

01:13:40.780 onto something called ffmi fat free mass index and try to basically throw out a load of obfuscating

01:13:48.640 arguments of well there were these studies done in the 1990s that show that steroid users tend to be

01:13:55.360 able to get an ffmi above this and these guys that i'm talking about aren't above this so therefore it's

01:14:02.120 more likely that they're not on steroids even though he was talking about in the 1950s how there were a

01:14:07.020 load of bodybuilders who he doesn't explain how he got these figures surpassed that ffmi in the first

01:14:12.980 place so his argument is not logical doesn't make sense doesn't follow from one to another and again

01:14:19.080 people have been very very critical of him why am i going on about all of this well again this is just

01:14:26.260 one of those things where you can't trust a lot of the people especially these big channels who are

01:14:32.080 incentivized to go with trends and to try and generate as much controversy as possible but there's

01:14:38.900 there's something even more insidious about this and i would say be careful of the kind of people

01:14:45.400 that you take fitness and nutritional advice from on the internet is that jeff nippard basically outs

01:14:52.440 himself as willing to lie potentially or naively destroy his credibility going to bat for these guys

01:15:00.360 well what was he doing during during lockdowns this guy who's all for health and fitness well

01:15:06.160 uh he was he was promoting the efficacy of lockdowns oh no yeah and he was promoting

01:15:12.860 the double jabbed is he uh oh i wouldn't be surprised if it's quadrupled at this point

01:15:18.860 okay so uh he's he's not unfamiliar with needles um so he's promoting all of this he's promoting the

01:15:26.700 current thing he's all about the science you need to read this latest paper that says that it's length

01:15:31.300 and partials which are the best thing ever six months of my content are going to be about this

01:15:35.000 but then oh no i've done a study it turns out they're just the same as normal weight lifting so

01:15:39.960 do yourself so my last six months of content have been completely useless keep following me though

01:15:45.040 for more science-based updates no i love the science so much because tomorrow it'll turn out

01:15:50.600 that that was wrong as well and at no point is there any accountability oh the science changed

01:15:55.220 guys is that okay but that means you were wrong that's everything you did was bullshit it's the

01:15:58.800 kind of trend you get with all of these science-based ones and you can find like

01:16:01.960 80 to 90 percent of the workout advice that he gives on his channel is good

01:16:06.640 but it's all based on classic principles that most people already knew and it's that 20 10 to 20 percent

01:16:13.180 where it's all based on the trendy science that makes like if you go back a few years the channel

01:16:17.920 appears schizophrenic because they'll be saying do this and then a year later they'll be saying do

01:16:22.900 the opposite now actually the science came out i found this single science paper that says to do the

01:16:28.280 opposite of what i was saying blah blah blah but he's all for the current thing and then all of a

01:16:32.900 sudden what does he come out in favor of on his twitter account the other day well somebody says

01:16:37.760 somebody says every post i see in favor of lab-grown meat and lab-made food in general is never made by

01:16:42.600 a healthy looking person here's me flexing oh god i can't wait to eat the lab-grown meat

01:16:48.560 oh inject the science straight into my veins oh i can't wait to eat it the second it's mass market

01:16:56.180 ready it's biologically identical biologically identical it's not how does he know that i looked

01:17:04.140 into this i'd rather take the liver king's advice over this i decided i decided to look into this and

01:17:10.300 uh apparently the way that they make lab-grown meat is they take animal cells add a load of amino acids

01:17:17.040 proteins and other things that you would find in normal meat and then apply some kind of and the

01:17:22.060 articles i found did not specify what this process was growth process to it biologically identical

01:17:27.940 to create something the articles always started off saying biologically identical and ended up saying

01:17:34.000 similar to similar to animal meat it's it's technically organic i don't know what you're complaining about

01:17:41.700 the thing about i mean the argument for you know for eating like lab-grown meat saying it's going to

01:17:47.680 reduce suffering and things like that it's just such nonsense that that will lead to extinction level

01:17:53.100 events for these animals right they are alive to be our food right and that's the same thing with

01:17:58.500 vegans vegans bunch of bloody idiots banging on about oh save the animals then they're all they're all

01:18:03.960 going to die because they they exist because we want them to and we want to eat them it's about

01:18:11.700 just ensuring that they have a good another reason why to ban halal and kosher slaughter quite frankly

01:18:16.540 it's about giving them the nicest possible life whilst they're here there's no reason and they exist we

01:18:23.200 give them a nice life and then they're sent on their way in the most humane way possible this will

01:18:27.620 just lead it's not suffering they're just they just won't exist it's also nonsense it's also really

01:18:31.940 weak because like okay yeah even if you in through utilitarian calculus we could make it so that it

01:18:37.740 was biologically identical okay but what about metaphysically i'm eating this animal to cement my

01:18:42.460 position spiritually at the top of the food chain yeah i human eat animal that's how this works it's a

01:18:48.280 moral argument that i'm making against the vegans i'm so sick of this i oh but if we can just get rid of

01:18:53.740 all the pain no no no no no no i'm gonna eat this thing right because i have got two forward-facing

01:18:58.700 eyes and it doesn't i am the predator it is the prey that's how this has got to work and culturally

01:19:03.920 as well like the british the english for instance like stewards of the land absolutely the land is

01:19:08.980 so unique in england for a reason and we take good care of these things anyway you know but even if we

01:19:13.820 didn't still we're the predators they're the prey deal yeah also frankly as well everybody who i saw

01:19:19.660 arguing in favor of this was treating it as though it was critics responsibility to prove that lab

01:19:29.040 grown meat will be harmful when in fact prove that it's good yeah you've got to prove to me and

01:19:34.640 everybody else that it isn't harmful and just as nutritionally um complete as actual animal meat if

01:19:43.700 you're going to hand me lab steak you better be damn sure that it's just as good and just as

01:19:49.960 nutritionally complete and good for me as actual steak but even then then you're complicit in an

01:19:55.820 industrial system that is literally trying to replace the natural human way of living and a

01:20:02.500 system which already works well yeah this system we've got is great already works i think you'll find

01:20:06.740 carl he already came up with a response to that okay go on which is uh that's an appeal to nature

01:20:11.440 actually yeah it is yeah yeah i don't give i don't give a toss that's a that's a argumentative

01:20:16.620 fallacy actually yeah no i don't want to i don't want to be a part of an increasingly artificial

01:20:21.540 industrialized system and actually i just don't think that's good for us spiritually so you can give

01:20:26.480 me any i did also find it ironic that a fallacy also a self-proclaimed natural bodybuilder was

01:20:32.820 angry about people appealing to nature it's like well maybe yeah the isn't your entire career in a

01:20:38.960 field to nature yeah maybe maybe like maybe like things being natural can be good because nature

01:20:45.380 sets limits and like the reason that steroids can be bad for people who do them too much is it pushes

01:20:51.120 your body beyond those natural limits and causes your heart to explode like maybe nature set limits on

01:20:59.080 things for a reason but it's also that there's a whole a whole line of philosophical thought about

01:21:06.020 the the idea that the it i mean this is literally what oswald spengler's talking about man and

01:21:10.560 techniques with the the the increasing artificiality of our own world leading us to a point where we'll

01:21:16.840 end up and again c.s lewis makes this point too we'll end up essentially being products not actual

01:21:23.920 human beings we will be engineered products and so being like well that's an appeal to nature it's like

01:21:28.240 yeah i guess in a way it kind of is because actually i think that man being a self-making product

01:21:33.020 that generates himself without any reference to sort of what c.s lewis would call the tau

01:21:37.720 is is actually embarking on a moral endeavor that you haven't thought through jeff you know i i

01:21:45.580 absolutely know you haven't thought about the consequences of this and so it's like okay the

01:21:50.020 first step might not seem like such a great thing but that's a long road to go down and it's very

01:21:55.460 difficult to come back from it well i mean that's something with all of these science-based guys is that

01:21:59.140 they do get very eager for anything that is scientific or means automatically not necessarily

01:22:04.940 that it's good but that it can't be bad and one of the other guys mike isretel uh he has been

01:22:12.460 falling in love with chat gpt oh my recently uh which is kind of weird and he's also two thumbs up for

01:22:20.860 ozempic despite the negative side effects that that can have which the media likes to ignore

01:22:26.560 and he's also spoken in interviews about how eager he is for when you don't actually need to go to the

01:22:32.260 gym anymore to be jacked you can just take a pill that a scientist gives you and it makes you check

01:22:37.020 those are called steroids yeah those those already exist they're called steroids you're on the mic and

01:22:43.420 you've spoken about how horrible they made your life i'm so glad i'm a conspiracy theorist yeah so so

01:22:50.300 that's why i get a sneaking suspicion from all of these recent uh recent revelations about all

01:22:56.900 these science-based guys that there's it feels a little psyoppy to me anyway let's go on to the

01:23:03.040 rumble rants uh i'll read through some of my own that's a random name i can confirm the calf thing

01:23:08.260 my hardest workout is leg day and yet i got chicken legs flexing on the log that that that can happen

01:23:14.400 post a picture of my calves on twitter you might have to increase increase intensity or maybe volume

01:23:19.740 i don't know what your workout is he's probably the guy to ask it solves your problems or just be fat

01:23:25.700 you know uh the hapsification small calves are genetic it's to do with calf muscle muscle insertion

01:23:32.060 and the length of achilles tendons that i mean that's half right and half cope yeah um the shape

01:23:39.100 and size of all muscles are based around origin and insertion points that's just

01:23:43.640 get fatter it dictates muscle belly volume basically saying is this your new message for the people if

01:23:51.200 you want incredible calves oh walk around with a backpack you can just like whichever's the least

01:23:57.080 delicious for you i think you know one's well they're probably i was gonna say one's less sweaty

01:24:04.200 than the other but they're probably about the same yeah the backpack could be full of sweet treats

01:24:08.200 that you treat yourself with at the end of your long walks it all evens out see

01:24:12.000 jubs mcgee says they went for goku physique without the hard work ditch the drugs work hard study well

01:24:18.360 eat and sleep plenty that is the turtle hermit way yes very based and did you see how jacked master

01:24:23.600 roshi was exactly that's a random name these fitness good that that dude could just like

01:24:29.200 oh yeah it was amazing yeah these fitness gurus are the male equivalent of the women beauty gurus

01:24:35.000 their target audiences are weak insecure people i say let natural selection do its thing

01:24:38.800 interestingly about jeff he's five foot four oh so i think natural no wonder these people are afraid

01:24:45.820 of nature because natural selection would not have been kind to them in the past and sigil stone says

01:24:51.260 next harry should cover the carbon-based lubricant being injected with flavoring

01:24:54.900 and called butter a mad science lab in the u.s came up with i did mention when arguing with

01:25:01.000 somebody about bill gates shit filter water and they just said it were like it was a good thing

01:25:06.620 he's like yeah bill gates is going to save water resources for everybody it's like all right have

01:25:10.660 fun drinking your shit water bro so gross before we got to the knob of what all of this was about

01:25:19.880 which is it's a perfectly legitimate word you can say knob stelios proof positive it would seem that

01:25:27.760 you can take the man out of greece but you can't get the greek man's mind out of the gutter

01:25:32.600 i do love stelios's gutter humor and but that is accurate yeah it's very true

01:25:39.920 hello ludus eaters i'm knackered i've just climbed up ben nevis

01:25:46.620 hey legend hopefully not afraid of ice and i've done it with the island

01:25:54.980 hey champion i think it's like 1354 feet absolutely something ridiculous i think it's 1800

01:26:03.360 now all i have to do is through this

01:26:09.420 you can do it right so it's 1345 meters so it's 4400 feet i've climbed that bloody hell

01:26:20.740 i've not climbed ben never it's awesome it's tiring um also if can we go back to that video

01:26:26.680 can we go back to that video um so that's just a nice morning stroll mate so if he got his calves

01:26:33.060 right so what i think no no i wouldn't be shocked like this is unironically because this was back

01:26:38.540 when i was about 30 something like that right so i think yeah right so there's there's a a walking

01:26:44.980 trail which is just a standard walking trail but here is a little stream that comes down it and you

01:26:49.640 can go up and around and you climb up here and then i don't know how far across it goes

01:26:55.760 right all right okay so there's there's a ridge that comes across to the to the right here and then

01:27:02.600 you see the rocks he's on it becomes like really like broken so large chunks of rock going up so

01:27:08.300 he's gone like the back side of the rear side of it which is the difficult this is the one i went

01:27:12.520 legend yeah i i remember filling up my bottle at that stream and it's the clearest water i've ever

01:27:18.320 drank in my life it was crystal clear it was really cold as well so it was absolutely delicious

01:27:22.660 uh but yeah this is how i got my chunky calves because i would do like you know climb mountains

01:27:27.060 and stuff when i was like 30 and i was quite big so it's just like but you know i was just like you

01:27:30.780 know just because you're fat there's no reason not to be doing stuff yeah and it'll give you

01:27:34.380 incredible legs there you go yeah carl coming out in favor of fat and fit the fat mountain climbing

01:27:41.280 you should do it why not i have no excuse found incline i'm in favor uh is there another one

01:27:51.540 when in ohio last month i went kayaking and discovered what continuously be called unused

01:27:55.800 land in the rocky river and so i claimed this land which i named goslin scrag because of the geese

01:27:59.800 for the crown of the united kingdom according to meta ai this was remarkably based and so i've

01:28:04.440 considered doing the same thing for bur to will which is unclaimed by either sudan or egypt

01:28:08.160 if we use the land for good reasons nature reserves or gun ranges i don't know no one

01:28:12.300 will challenge us and that's how we'll rebuild the british empire no one will bother to stop

01:28:15.860 our territorial expansion anyway all i need now is a wikipedia page about this anyone know where

01:28:20.280 lord miles is yeah i was actually why hasn't lord miles done this get down there with the

01:28:26.080 flag actually claim it just saying do it there you go see what happens have we got any more

01:28:33.700 good content oh nothing beats an illegal working holiday we pick you up in the channel and take

01:28:42.320 you right to your four-star hotel where you can work illegally claim benefits and never be deported

01:28:48.360 watch how the british struggle paying the highest taxes since the 1940s while you pay nothing and even

01:28:54.860 receive benefits all this and more so there's the there's a common rejoinder to this they'll be like

01:29:01.960 they can't claim benefits it's like yeah but why would they need to since we're literally paying

01:29:06.080 for everything and then giving them 400 pound a month spending money and this is why i just act

01:29:12.020 like an enclave with your purchase power don't my taxes still go to them but yes with the purchasing

01:29:18.500 power with the money that i do control absolutely boycott it completely ghost of enoch says uh you think

01:29:23.780 undercover joggers are bad police in sheffield have started disguising themselves as migrant hotels to

01:29:28.240 catch protesters very brass eye um binary says the one one out of five being open to political

01:29:36.100 violence staff context the ira had less than 0.05 percent of the irish population actively fighting

01:29:41.840 the troubles and only enjoyed support from about two to five percent of the population overall

01:29:45.520 that's that's an interesting i knew the irish weren't all bad um garbage human says up north can

01:29:52.180 highly recommend t-based services on the m6 as a farm shop beautiful place and uh pretty much uh an

01:29:58.200 ethno state um and henry says can confirm on the bad calves genetics i was born with club feet

01:30:05.600 so my achilles tendons are twice as long as they should be and my calves are shorter as a result

01:30:10.140 they're quite pronounced but stop halfway down my shin oh wow man i my my leg muscles are so muscular

01:30:15.420 i've got muscles growing over my shins i just i don't i'm not even joking i'll show you after

01:30:19.680 what your tibs i don't know nobody has muscular tibs god he does yeah he left tibialis anterior

01:30:25.160 i i literally and i thing is i remember but nobody trains tib and ironically okay it says you

01:30:32.540 apparently you train you mate says you don't tell me you train calves as well you disgusting i i even

01:30:38.320 i i even remember when these muscles start growing on my legs as well right because it was painful

01:30:43.860 because we were like doing like hikes and stuff like that and the front of my leg we had you've got

01:30:48.420 muscles on the front of your leg what's going on and now i just have this weird pouch of muscle on

01:30:52.700 top of my calves on top of my your tibialis yeah i i didn't even know there's a muscle there

01:30:57.620 but anyway yeah the only person i've ever heard of who trains them is uh andrew huberman i didn't

01:31:03.060 train it it just i needed it to walk it just happened yeah anyway i think we're on out of time

01:31:08.340 now yeah all right then so uh thank you very much for joining us today buy your copy of islander it'll be

01:31:13.800 well worth it and we'll see you again tomorrow thanks nate for joining us where can you find

01:31:18.080 be found uh misdaged reviews channel as well as state of politics with me and beau go check it out

01:31:23.500 it's great it's really based yeah there you go well thanks for seeing uh thanks for joining us

01:31:28.180 we'll see you again tomorrow take care

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - August 14, 2025

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1230

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