The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1237

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to the podcast the load teachers for monday the 25th

00:00:07.380 of august 2025 i'm joined by josh and beau and today we're going to be talking about uh the flags

00:00:13.420 and how the battle lines have been fully drawn at this point uh trump's retribution arc and how

00:00:19.540 japan has decided you know what we do need hundreds of thousands of indians and africans

00:00:23.680 because that's something that's not been tested yet and it's for the gdp um but you might be

00:00:29.580 wondering why are we back on youtube like this is a strange thing it's been a while hasn't it

00:00:34.660 why are we streaming to youtube and so uh for for anyone who's not one of the sort of ogs you know 0.98

00:00:40.480 the originals from back in the day we actually used to stream on youtube all the time and then youtube

00:00:45.920 uh back in like 2020 got really really really political uh first things the first thing that

00:00:53.180 really struck us was the um the joe biden election uh you weren't allowed to question that and youtube

00:00:58.980 had rules about that and we got strikes for that and then of course there was the covid pandemic

00:01:04.040 which also uh they had a narrative to protect and so we decided you know it's we want to discuss

00:01:10.220 these issues but it's just safer to do it off of youtube uh than on and now those issues are pretty

00:01:16.680 much over they're gone and youtube not only have not only the issues gone but youtube has released the

00:01:22.180 rains on them as well uh a lot so we're actually uh at a point where well why can't we just stream

00:01:27.860 to youtube again if if youtube aren't going to strike us for wrong think uh which hopefully they're

00:01:32.900 not going to it was very arbitrary as well in that when a lot of their sort of punishments towards us

00:01:39.920 were enacted we hadn't actually done anything yeah like they didn't actually have a specific video

00:01:45.740 in mind that they took exception to yeah well there were certain ones but like it was more just

00:01:52.280 it was not it was an opinion on policy an opinion on the fact that we were getting struck for that's

00:01:59.880 what it was for it wasn't like we had actually like done something horrible or something like that but

00:02:04.540 they then they incorporated this into the service and blah blah blah but hopefully this is not something

00:02:09.380 that's going to cause us problems now so let's begin because we've got a lot to go through

00:02:12.740 because a lot's been happening but before we begin go and get your copy of islander 4 it's link in the

00:02:19.220 description now i don't know how long it's going to be available for but it is excellent and we put a

00:02:24.300 lot of work into it i think you'll enjoy it so let's begin so uh there have been protests and flagging

00:02:31.400 campaigns continuing across britain for the past well week and a half or so now uh everyone expected this

00:02:37.740 to be a bit of a flash in the pan for it to kind of die down the asylum hotel protests

00:02:42.440 been going on for several weeks now and that's joined by the flagging protest that is also going

00:02:47.880 on the bbc point out this is happening all over the place really bristol liverpool london mold which

00:02:53.660 is a place in wales perth in scotland county antrim in northern ireland so basically everyone is

00:02:58.780 absolutely sick to death of having unvetted fighting age men being allowed to roam free in their communities 1.00

00:03:06.080 and there has been a sexual assault charge from one of these hotel migrants almost every single day

00:03:12.940 for the past how long has it been about two weeks something like that i was actually trying to keep

00:03:17.700 track of them all and it's pretty much been since the end of july really all of august yeah i was able

00:03:24.260 to find a case from about the 31st of july all the way until about august the 10th unbroken yeah so

00:03:30.960 people people are not happy about it and they're still out protesting which is superb obviously and

00:03:36.020 then you've got the the question of the flags so this is something that happened started happening

00:03:40.500 about a week ago now where people just decided they were going to put the england flag and the uh the

00:03:46.140 union flag up on things that can hold flags as in you know lampposts where you know wherever around

00:03:54.360 the country and this has carried on as well because it's actually a really good symbol of resistance to

00:04:00.760 globalism sorry i thought you were going to say something there no i was just completely agreeing

00:04:05.820 with you all right okay yeah that's totally fine no no like a bit of nationalism patriotism yes it's

00:04:11.080 like you know we're not ashamed or afraid yes you know we have a country that that exists and this is

00:04:16.620 the country we're in it uh wonderful optics that our enemies uh reel back like a vampire exposed to

00:04:24.480 light to the english flag yes they do and like the bbc they've got a reasonably neutral write-up of

00:04:32.040 this uh they point out that you know the the author of this is driving through the southwest of

00:04:36.380 birmingham and for more than a mile almost every uh light post has a light uh lamp lamp post

00:04:44.060 yeah uh has a st george's flag reunion jack jack attached thousands of them they then go on to

00:04:50.480 blither about the far right but they can't really pin it on the far right they're just certain that

00:04:54.600 there's some connection between the far right and the england flag and it's like listen man you know

00:04:59.720 there's a connection between the english and the england flag and you know if you want to if you want

00:05:04.800 to turn that into the far right then you're going to find the country is mostly far right so what are

00:05:10.400 you going to do the narrative has moved so far hasn't it oh yeah so at first you can't be a nazi

00:05:16.920 and then very very quickly it's yeah it's any expression of the nation in any way is beyond the

00:05:26.240 pale to them well that's absurd and cannot stand yeah but i mean we have an explanation from a

00:05:32.160 sociologist that they have consulted called uh ellis cashmore try to contain your your your laughter

00:05:38.660 here josh uh who believes that those displaying the flags probably have different reasons for doing

00:05:43.300 so but generally feel a sense of being left behind or overlooked that's true that's fair uh yeah yeah

00:05:48.740 that's true but why in what way uh the warnings of tax rises and economic pain potentially to come

00:05:55.600 this autumn are contributing to a sense of disillusionment well that's not quite right no

00:06:02.280 they started strong yeah exactly by the way i was wasn't laughing at the fact they were a sociologist i

00:06:08.020 was laughing i was laughing at the fact that it's like why are people doing this despite everyone

00:06:14.540 being very vocal about why they're doing yeah this and uh you need to go to a sociologist to explain

00:06:19.840 it to you and even then they get it wrong it's like yeah you know the meme of the uh the communist

00:06:24.540 like patting the guy on the shoulder it's like maybe you'd feel better if you own the means of

00:06:27.360 production with a bunch of muslims and burkas walking by and the country in general state of

00:06:31.500 dilapidation i mean it's literally that meme they've just done there uh but anyway the point being

00:06:36.640 the councils didn't like this and they began taking the flags down but they tell us that uh

00:06:41.020 basically birmingham uh city council has given up on this uh they did start taking down the st

00:06:47.200 george's flags uh initially they said that it was a health and safety risk uh but they only took down

00:06:52.840 200 and they've just given up because the birmingham the flags are all across birmingham now so basically

00:06:58.200 it turns out they didn't have the resources to defeat the 42 english population of birmingham uh good

00:07:04.660 health and safety what it constitutes a fire risk yeah a choking hazard for under fives

00:07:09.600 how is it they were arguing that uh the flags um putting them up may have damaged the structural

00:07:16.260 integrity of the thing or something like that obvious obvious nonsense right uh but the point

00:07:20.520 is everyone knows why they were taking them down lamp post life's matter yeah but this this has been

00:07:25.100 great because it's been basically everywhere um and you get you know people like malcolm here all the

00:07:29.600 mini roundabouts in my town now have fake st george's flags painted on them

00:07:32.920 does residents ask for this no it's vandalism pure and simple okay a couple of points here

00:07:37.760 malcolm one it's the residents doing it right no one's going to a little village you know there's

00:07:42.100 no central office of people making flags putting up flags uh but two did the local residents ask for

00:07:48.600 their villages to be filled with foreigners did anyone ask for the boris wave were we ever consulted 1.00

00:07:53.580 about immigration and when we have been consulted were we ever like yeah yeah bring them all in boys 1.00

00:07:57.360 no it's also not quite the same as vandalism it's sort of like oh no someone's done my gardening and

00:08:03.200 pulled all my weeds you know it's like oh what terrible vandalism that there's now a sign of

00:08:09.540 patriotism like people see the flag and they associate it with good things even if they're not

00:08:14.100 political oh generally yeah it's very very telling though isn't it that somebody like this has got an

00:08:19.960 issue with it well i mean look at his bio what's it say raintree district and halstead town councillor

00:08:24.880 secretary halstead and headington blp primary school chair of governors fabian co-op party greenpeace

00:08:31.260 right there we go got it but but notice how you know like old white boomer fabian literal wolf and

00:08:38.720 sheep's clothing uh is like well i didn't ask for this this is vandalism what about you don't care

00:08:44.140 about any of the other things though any of the other things even someone drawing two red lines

00:08:48.380 across something white even that can't stand well even that can't be allowed it's what it means 0.73

00:08:53.580 he knows he says he's a fabian uh lib dem councillor was interviewed here a lib dem councillor called

00:08:59.800 nick ireland uh you can guess where he comes from uh well his family anyway uh it would be naive to

00:09:06.240 pretend otherwise that the st george's flag has been co-opted by certain far-right groups to promote

00:09:10.460 their agendas we will not be encouraging division in our communities thank you liberal democrat

00:09:15.200 he added that the council celebrated all forms of diversity unless it's english diversity

00:09:19.620 uh but there was an underlying tension in the campaign that has been hijacked by people with

00:09:24.620 views who are for me completely unacceptable it's like thanks for your input nick the flagging will

00:09:30.080 continue until morale improves yeah that's literally also pipe down now nick yeah you've had your time

00:09:36.600 yeah we tried it your way but i love the the st george's cross is intimidating good

00:09:42.260 also multiculturalism is division by definition so 100 it doesn't make sense to say that couldn't 0.89

00:09:50.240 be anything other than division could it that's the very point of it people like this council in

00:09:54.980 nick ireland they're they're sort of this is the the last remnant yeah of their arguments yes isn't it

00:10:02.140 yes they're on the ropes and that's that's one hopefully at least no no that's 100 what it is

00:10:06.620 because they don't have a coherent response to this that's their problem they're like oh oh i know

00:10:11.460 that's not good i know the english shouldn't be proud of being english in england because

00:10:16.340 that seems a bit intimidating uh and you've got this chap here he's like oh this is very

00:10:21.100 territorial in fact we'll watch this because he is right this is about territorialism i feel this

00:10:26.900 moment in time this feels very territorial and it feels like people are marking their territory

00:10:32.180 um i don't think there's anything i think look the flag's patriotic i like the flag i'm happy to see

00:10:38.380 the flag but it's all about where and how when you when there's an england team playing

00:10:43.260 in a in a semi-final or a final of a world cup and everyone's kind of feels together but at the

00:10:49.080 moment this feels like we're here this is our plot and we're going to remind you this is our plot and

00:10:55.080 that's how it feels at the moment but it is the territory literally is england though jason isn't it

00:11:00.760 of course but that's the problem and this is why i think we're now leading up to this because i think

00:11:06.880 that this country's lost its identity and i think that's a big problem a real problem and i'm very

00:11:12.980 very very nervous because i feel that i feel that there's going to be a lot of problems on the streets

00:11:18.200 of london soon what a fascinating conversation that was even the lbc host is like well i mean

00:11:24.940 it is england isn't it like if anyone's going to have a territorial claim to england probably the

00:11:30.380 english and that is their flag what a crazy thing i feel like this country's lost its identity 0.73

00:11:34.640 and a bad thing to do then is to support the flag in some way like what how does that make any sense

00:11:40.740 yes well the the the well the fact that we feel that we have a claim to this he said is the problem

00:11:46.580 right yeah right he literally says it so and that's true colors exactly it's like okay well

00:11:50.980 what we can do nick to to make you feel less nervous amass deportations which isn't what nigel 0.99

00:11:56.980 frage has actually proposed now he's actually come up with a plan to do it because the problem is

00:12:02.060 genuinely sheerly numbers really uh there are obviously problems with like individual groups

00:12:06.720 of uh immigrants but that's kind of ancillary to the problem of just bringing a million in a year

00:12:12.760 yes they start taking up space yes that starts pushing people out of communities where their

00:12:17.240 ancestors have been for hundreds of years and makes them feel like they're losing their

00:12:20.800 country and so this is clearly a response to that and so the correct thing to do would be to say

00:12:24.840 right what are we going to do here does the country belong to the english and if the answer is yes as

00:12:30.580 this lbc host kind of has to concede uh then really the people who are coming from other countries

00:12:36.180 should just go back there pretty straightforward i mean i don't think that's very controversial i'm not

00:12:41.780 saying deport every non-white person in britain or anything like that it's just in the last five years

00:12:47.080 we've had this massive wave of foreigners inflicted upon us for some reason the boris wave the boris

00:12:53.060 wave which is still continuing and then we didn't ask for this this wasn't something that there was

00:12:58.120 advertised to us that they were going to do as a complete stab in the back and they need to go home

00:13:01.800 and isn't it funny that um isn't it like the most gentle low-key way of resistance just to put up a

00:13:10.040 flu flag and draw a couple of red lines on something white yeah it couldn't be more peaceful really

00:13:15.720 and even that they're immediately got all sorts of issues with it they notice the fear they're like oh

00:13:21.100 right this is a warning right this isn't this is this is not the end of the line this is the beginning

00:13:26.240 of the revolution and so they're like oh wow maybe we should pay attention to this i know i agree you

00:13:31.420 maybe you should pay attention to this and there is actually a very reasonable solution to this that

00:13:36.040 actually would go in line with the democratic mandate that everyone had voted for since before

00:13:40.120 brexit but anyway notice how he brought the football though he's like well it's okay when it's

00:13:43.940 the football or the rugby or whatever but this cartoon i think really uh embodies the issue that they

00:13:49.940 have is that prior to now english patriotism had been siloed it'd been no you can go wave the flag

00:13:57.340 for the women's football team or the women's rugby team or whatever it is and now no it's it's gone

00:14:02.320 way beyond that no as you can see this has breached containment and this is out of their control

00:14:07.820 sort of the sort of the day after england get knocked out it's like you've got to take your flag

00:14:12.100 down otherwise you're a weirdo it's good you brought this up because i've noticed this as well

00:14:17.640 that beforehand our patriotism was limited to basically sports where it's the most ineffective 0.90

00:14:25.140 possible for affecting politics and now it's bleeding over into lots of other areas as well

00:14:31.360 and what has basically happened is that the black lives matter movement has opened pandora's

00:14:36.240 box of identity and the english have realized wait a minute we need an identity for ourselves and that's

00:14:42.880 not going to be closed again now there's no way that people are going to go back now they've got to

00:14:46.680 this point i don't think yeah i mean i i thought this was going to fizzle out in the first day or so

00:14:51.160 uh but actually it's snowballed into something that it's been all over the country i mean i've seen it

00:14:56.080 driving around my local area i put up a flag myself really yeah the the the the zebra crossing

00:15:02.480 literally just around the corner that i cross every day to go to the park with my kids someone flagged

00:15:06.760 that and you know driving along under the overpasses i saw you know england flags i'm like right okay this is

00:15:11.540 genuinely everywhere um which is great you know so it's it's great to see there is a kind of

00:15:16.140 national consciousness arising because actually this is our country and we have been taken advantage

00:15:21.000 of and we are the ones who are not allowed to engage in these demonstrations of pride and it's

00:15:26.860 all organic as well and i've seen videos of the people doing it and they just look like

00:15:31.360 your normal people who you would see on the street they don't necessarily look like your typical

00:15:35.180 political actors yeah we in fact we'll get some of those in a minute if that's all right

00:15:39.260 so uh anyway so obviously the battle lines are being drawn so the independent is like well

00:15:45.280 can the england flag ever be reclaimed uh not really says quotes kahindi andrews black studies

00:15:51.700 professor nobody who has a proper understanding of what it's used for pretend it's other other

00:15:56.200 anything other than a clear symbol of racism ah well there we go says the guy who wrote a book

00:16:01.620 called white psychosis the psychosis of whiteness sorry actually uh but the the the independent

00:16:08.520 concludes uh by interviewing various left-wing academics uh in this instance that flying the

00:16:14.380 flag appears to point to a radicalized notion of what england is it's about distinguishing

00:16:18.760 englishness quote an imagined ethnic ethnically white identity of englishness which doesn't include

00:16:24.640 multiculturalism that's right it's england against multiculturalism you can come and join the 1.00

00:16:30.680 english or you can join the uk that's your option that's what this is about that's what this fracture

00:16:36.500 point is it's 100 what it is does does the land of england belong to anyone in the world or does it

00:16:43.440 belong to the english no there is an in group yes and therefore an out group yes yes yes and that's

00:16:49.680 and that's not to say that we can't have lots of foreign friends who want to come over and fly a flag

00:16:53.220 as well it's not saying anything like that but what it says there is a native people in the land

00:16:57.660 and they need to be respected the tribe exists yes it's not trying to pretend it doesn't exist or

00:17:03.480 has never existed are you sure the guardian's not happy about this flags is a symbol of prejudice not

00:17:12.440 pride and a distinct air of menace welcome to england 2025 that's right john that's right this is england

00:17:19.480 in 2025 you'd nailed it watch what you're doing bro that's all we're saying this is our country

00:17:26.400 we're not having this jonathan again air of menace but look at the most white english people in the 1.00

00:17:33.080 world are here to stab us in the back that's the thing you know it's like no i i'm i'm more than

00:17:37.520 happy to give away the country so i'm sure you are john um but again this this whole thing he

00:17:44.220 literally goes through this this article uh talking with increasing menace about how basically

00:17:49.460 this is nazism but he he really embodies the lack of coherent response that they have to this

00:17:56.980 and testosterone yeah i mean he writes in the guardian of course he embodies a lack of testosterone

00:18:02.020 um but he uh he says look this the result of this is a quote self-evident political emergency

00:18:08.040 he's right he is right this is a conceptual ideological emergency for them exactly for

00:18:15.300 them yeah not for us this is brilliant for us right he literally ends with quote what are we going to do

00:18:20.560 now nothing you have been checkmated you're like no everyone gets to fly their flag and play the game

00:18:27.640 of identity politics apart from you racists and the the white english is like well we've got a flag

00:18:32.560 actually we are going to do it and they're like well i mean look at the look at the um the subheading

00:18:37.100 there the rapid spread of these banners is unsettling and it shows how the hard right is

00:18:41.120 reaching people and places the left cannot no you can't enter into working class english communities

00:18:46.880 and normal and just middle class english communities who are patriotic and love their country because

00:18:51.100 your entire philosophy is predicated on destroying the country so you just can't come here this is

00:18:56.020 not this is not yours i think also implicit in this is that a lot of the commentary from less

00:19:02.460 sort of connected left-wingers seems to indicate that they just don't understand that normal people

00:19:08.480 can just adopt the flag and appreciate it because that their circle of friends their family are all

00:19:15.380 exactly like them they have no one with conflicting opinions because they get excised out of out of the

00:19:21.840 community right yeah and so they can't understand it they think it's all political action when it

00:19:26.960 probably isn't it's just reality coming knocking at their door okay you can redefine the vast majority

00:19:32.780 of completely normal people as hard right if you want to if you will you just and yeah started doing

00:19:38.220 that back in the 60s and at some point in 2014 or 16 you lost your mind entirely and bought into the

00:19:44.280 liar that nearly everyone thinks like you yeah and everyone else is hard right or far right uh but that

00:19:50.700 was never the case that was always a lie that was always a fiction and now reality is catching up 0.96

00:19:55.020 with you so what you define as hard right is just normality to most people right that's literally

00:20:00.320 all this is um but uh yeah anyway so the the councils of course everywhere are taking down the flags here's

00:20:05.860 a liverpool example i won't bother playing it you can go look at it in your own time uh because

00:20:09.760 liverpool council have just declared for the enemy they've declared for the opposition uh and i'm i

00:20:15.120 really mean it uh 300 years liverpool has been shaped by people from all over the world

00:20:19.720 mainly that's what's that that's people of color from all over the world they said josh uh that's

00:20:26.440 what makes our city special we remain committed to sharing the facts and treating people with

00:20:30.280 respect right so you are committed to foreigners that's liverpool city council saying nope we are 0.98

00:20:35.260 committed to the foreigners you flag the you fly the england flag in liverpool you are hateful

00:20:40.040 and hate has no place in liverpool our city is built on solidarity and respect okay what was happening

00:20:46.640 last year though was it yeah well no it wasn't um but the point is they have openly declared for the

00:20:51.840 foreigners it's like okay that's fine you know you're going to find yourself frankly completely 1.00

00:20:56.060 outnumbered and surrounded on all sides uh but it's interesting because liverpool is sort of fairly

00:21:00.360 famously quite a red city yes uh but nonetheless also explicitly english right it's not i wonder how well

00:21:09.320 that will go oh right yeah but you know i mean it's not like um it's not like uh has it's not

00:21:15.360 entirely captured or anything no no of course not um but you are right it's a very left-wing city but

00:21:20.660 remember the southport riots it was liverpool that was rioting long into the night after other cities

00:21:25.640 had stopped rioting they do have a very strong sense of self in liverpool uh sort of you know local

00:21:31.540 community and it is english yeah yeah absolutely um but anyway yeah so you know liverpool city council

00:21:37.000 were like i said declaring themselves obviously bristol uh were declaring themselves the bristol

00:21:41.580 commies were out in force of course they are annoyed at people putting up flags and protesting

00:21:46.960 uh illegals being put up in hotels but uh not not just them uh brighton council decided they were

00:21:53.340 going to take down the st george's flags too because and these are the places that you exactly expect

00:21:58.460 right you know lefty council in liverpool lefty council in bristol lefty council in brighton yes

00:22:03.140 we know the left are in favor of the foreigners we know you are we know it's good that you're 1.00

00:22:09.580 uh declaring yourselves though by literally taking down our flags the next one was a teacher here

00:22:15.600 in tamworth so basically middle class lib dem voter again i won't play you can see it from the

00:22:20.680 description uh middle class lib dem voters are going to tear down the flags because of course they will

00:22:25.620 um again we knew that they were against us we knew they were for the foreigners we knew they were on 1.00

00:22:32.120 the other side of this and then you've got like um brainwashed tossers like this guy i will play this

00:22:38.000 one because it's genuinely funny because this guy he he literally sounds like an npc he sounds like

00:22:42.440 he's been programmed by the television it's really remarkable how like i mean this this honestly sounds

00:22:48.200 like it's scripted and i'm assuming that it's not scripted because the guy on the right

00:22:52.220 sounds very normal but the guy on the left you'll you'll hear him it's what we want to be showing

00:22:56.580 around to everyone sorry sorry i'm not laughing at you but you're worried about the english flag in the

00:23:01.980 english country garden well yeah it's offensive our flag can be offensive in england yeah there's

00:23:06.880 plenty of people in this neighborhood who would take offense to that just being up right now are

00:23:11.260 you being having a laugh or something where do you live where do you live i'm from england man but

00:23:16.220 there you go there's your flag no i'm seriously we can be proud it's not the 1950s anymore mate we

00:23:22.540 can't be having the england flag and i'm not afghani either but that's my flag this is my country and

00:23:26.840 this is my garden i'll put up what i like oh that like that guy's the the guy on the left's response

00:23:34.920 just his statements feels fake to me right but i'm pretty sure the guy on the right isn't i'm pretty

00:23:41.200 sure it's a real interaction it's just really funny that the basically you've got the the teachers

00:23:48.360 the councils uh the leftist brainwashed tossers uh the sort of agents of the matrix and the islamo 0.98

00:23:56.360 leftists i was definitely getting destiny vibes off that dude right he's not used to confrontation i

00:24:01.500 think is why he sounded like he did yeah or bicep curls yeah yeah well yeah i just love the uh the old

00:24:07.900 chap on the right he's just like do i like yeah yeah anyway you've got the islamo leftists of course 0.78

00:24:13.360 the the national in scotland have decided that refugees are welcome in scotland which is great we

00:24:17.920 should send them all to scotland really why is there a single refugee in england when the scots 1.00

00:24:21.900 apparently want to take them all it's funny how they're so welcome in scotland yet none of them

00:24:25.340 want to go there yeah i mean obviously i'm joking the scots obviously got no hatred against scotland

00:24:29.640 half my family from there just yeah but the scots obviously don't want this again just the elite

00:24:34.860 of the country uh trying to sell everyone out which is what you'd expect and then of course you've got

00:24:41.040 the uh the palestine marches no one's complaining about these flags uh as uh chris points out here

00:24:48.420 in birmingham on saturday they were chanting death to the idf see a palestine flags calling

00:24:52.380 but apparently it was the saint george's flags that were intimidating i dare say these chaps are a 0.92

00:24:57.700 little bit more intimidating what do i know uh where's council nick island on that yeah exactly

00:25:03.380 sorry this isn't a liberal democrat issue you've got to understand because these are a community that

00:25:08.640 don't vote lib dem so they've got nothing to say about it uh but yeah so and then on the other

00:25:13.040 side on the good guy side you've got uh just you know normal people

00:25:16.980 mute that but just normal folk flying their flags protesting and scary far right carl it's the hard

00:25:27.000 right i was gonna say and ironically that is what they call the far right yeah it's a bunch of just

00:25:31.800 normal ladies uh the pink ladies they call themselves uh just flying the flag and having some fun 0.85

00:25:36.900 protesting uh and uh you've also oh i can't even show that apparently uh right okay well i won't show

00:25:43.260 it for for the sake of your your innocent eyes uh but basically a couple of chaps in stevenage were

00:25:50.660 putting up flags and it is alleged that a gang of muslims ran over and threw a petrol bomb out

00:25:58.140 yeah i saw that guy have a bloodied face yeah he had a massive the the thing actually hit him and

00:26:03.280 bounced off of him uh and then smashed on the floor so he didn't get set on fire uh but it did

00:26:08.220 have a huge cup pouring with blood on his face which was obviously what that shows um and there's

00:26:14.980 a bbc coverage of it man injured by glass bottle containing lit rag really is that is that what

00:26:21.520 happened you mean attempted to set him alight yeah attempted to burn him alive i don't know why the

00:26:27.400 glass bottles containing lit rags are doing this the crime of putting a saint george's flag up yes but

00:26:32.380 it's the same energy as you know car hits pedestrians so why did the car do this why did

00:26:37.440 the glass bottle launch itself unaided got an epidemic of poltergeists in this country that's 1.00

00:26:42.220 exactly the problem isn't it uh the this is the entire thing of the bbc though right so they're always

00:26:47.480 taken to hospital hartfordshire police are looking into it uh we i know this incident will concern

00:26:53.820 people living locally i'd like to reassure the community this was a contained incident

00:26:57.080 were you behind it chief inspector sarah gilbertson did you throw it like was it one

00:27:02.320 of your lads was it was it someone employed by the police how do you know this was a contained

00:27:06.620 incident how have you got that information especially when so our investigation continues

00:27:11.520 anyone with information is asked to get in touch with police implying that they don't even have the

00:27:15.900 guy who threw the bloody petrol bomb how can you know this this is the thing this is the truly worrying

00:27:22.060 thing that people like us have been warning against for a long time now that it will end in tears it'll

00:27:28.700 end in blood that the first blood's already been drawn that there's the the sectarian a sectarian

00:27:35.020 racial ethnic and sectarian tribal conflict will break out and our enemies say no it won't you're

00:27:41.860 being paranoid that's just what you want to happen it's like no i don't want that to happen

00:27:46.120 absolutely not and um and it's not paranoid it's obviously the way this goes is what appears to be

00:27:53.700 actually happening um the the lads are still out there though uh putting up um more flags as they

00:27:59.820 say quote petrol bombs will not stop us numbers are going up massively good for you guys um there is

00:28:05.760 also the question of vandalism now i don't agree with the vandalism and i think the vandalism is bad

00:28:12.600 optics uh what it does is changes the nature of the discussion so when you put up flags it doesn't

00:28:18.120 hurt anyone it doesn't damage anything and it is a perfectly legitimate statement of patriotism when

00:28:23.640 you vandalize something as trivial as this is and it's pretty trivial uh it still changes the direction

00:28:29.400 of the conversation now it's about you having done something wrong so they can avoid having to talk

00:28:35.000 about the actual points that we want to discuss and so actually it's kind of stepping on a rake

00:28:39.780 frankly absolutely my sensibility i was brought up that just sort of mindless vandalism is really

00:28:45.280 gross yeah really really wrong thing to do um so yeah where i see that that last picture you had up

00:28:51.120 yeah i did think yeah the person that did that's a moron yeah it's like information about nature in a 0.91

00:28:57.460 park yeah and then then you've got this one yes so are we doing it 0.99

00:29:01.960 you're doing it mate are we doing it around here ralph oh oh get up there what are you doing

00:29:08.460 painting the tan red go on the boys next one next one next one get up

00:29:15.300 send it you guys up send it boys are going mad 0.95

00:29:18.800 you want to get up here get him out of here get him out of here or what

00:29:20.800 hey

00:29:21.800 get him right

00:29:23.800 he's alive hey

00:29:26.800 I'm 18 years I'm 18 years I'm 18 years

00:29:28.800 for me

00:29:29.800 you know

00:29:30.800 geysers come out of the indian who wants one above the shop 1.00

00:29:32.800 chuckle brothers 0.99

00:29:34.800 you guys are crazy man 1.00

00:29:36.800 how long have you been doing this for 0.99

00:29:38.300 half hour 0.99

00:29:39.300 bone and bread fucking gazers 1.00

00:29:41.300 I believe this you may not do it to what I die sweetheart 1.00

00:29:44.300 get up

00:29:45.300 on to the next one let's go

00:29:47.300 spread them all the way across

00:29:50.300 it's for the country yeah

00:29:54.300 yeah for your future

00:29:55.800 for your future sweetheart

00:29:57.300 right that's the bit so afterwards i'm not going to play it

00:30:00.800 they they racially insult some muslims who they see walking past as well right

00:30:04.300 right

00:30:04.800 and so a couple of things here

00:30:07.300 this is vandalism

00:30:08.800 and

00:30:09.800 obviously

00:30:10.800 they've been arrested

00:30:12.800 so again if you want to see the two-tier nature of things

00:30:15.800 this guy

00:30:16.800 the whoever threw the petrol bomb

00:30:18.800 not been arrested don't know who that was

00:30:20.800 these prats they've been arrested instantly

00:30:23.800 right 0.93

00:30:24.300 so and of course they've been in video themselves

00:30:26.800 they made it quite easy didn't they

00:30:28.300 that's true but the other guy had a video as well

00:30:29.800 oh really i haven't seen that

00:30:31.800 yeah it was

00:30:32.800 you know

00:30:33.800 like uh censored

00:30:34.800 but um

00:30:35.800 but yeah so that you know the point being

00:30:37.800 if you if you're racist and they have uh

00:30:40.800 arrested a man on suspicion of using racist language and committing criminal damage

00:30:44.800 uh they're going to get you really really quickly

00:30:46.800 because i mean criminal damage if it was just arbitrary criminal damage

00:30:49.800 it was done to like your bike or something

00:30:51.800 that guy's never getting caught

00:30:52.800 but no this kind of racist criminal damage

00:30:55.300 oh they can get that

00:30:56.300 they can get that bloody quickly

00:30:57.300 um but the thing i wanted to talk about is what he had said here

00:31:01.300 um to the the little girl it's like this is for the country for your future

00:31:06.300 because as much of a bunch of prats as these guys have been again don't vandalize things

00:31:10.300 just put the england flag up you know painting on a roundabout is not damaging someone's property

00:31:15.300 um but also you know put the england flag up that's actually a really uh wholesome way of protesting

00:31:21.300 but what what these um these geezers uh had said here i think is the important bit right

00:31:26.300 because it is for the country and for the future that is genuinely what people feel that they are losing

00:31:32.300 they think that if mass immigration continues then england will be destroyed

00:31:37.300 and that's true that is what underpins all of this

00:31:41.300 and so these are the battle lines are you in favor of england existing and having a future

00:31:46.300 or do you vote for the liberal democrats labour party or green party

00:31:51.300 these are your options

00:31:54.300 and it gets some soup chats

00:31:55.300 they sounded like essex boys as well

00:31:57.300 yeah they they were essex boys 0.56

00:31:58.300 weren't they

00:31:59.300 i think it was uh

00:32:00.300 was that of interest

00:32:01.300 yeah it did say i think it was basildon

00:32:02.300 all right

00:32:03.300 um

00:32:04.300 yeah basildon council

00:32:05.300 basildon lovely

00:32:06.300 yeah

00:32:07.300 racism has no place in basildon says labour leader

00:32:10.300 cavin gallaghan

00:32:12.300 samson sent me a message saying this video was confirmed fake

00:32:15.300 which one is that is that the one of the guy confronting the guy with the flag

00:32:20.300 i can't hear you

00:32:21.300 it did sound like the destiny dude was was acting

00:32:24.300 right so the front door one was fake sorry it's hard to know right

00:32:28.300 but even the fact that it was fake it still summarizes basically the interactions that are going back and forth between the groups

00:32:35.300 sometimes when things are fake or parody

00:32:37.300 it actually still speaks volumes about the thing that it could be believable

00:32:40.300 yeah you could you could describe it as an artist's impression of the situation

00:32:46.300 um so daniel asks will nigel around rupert back in the party now

00:32:50.300 no even though nigel has not only reversed his entire position on mass deportations

00:32:54.300 he's come to exactly uh rupert lowe's position

00:32:58.300 um i'm gonna skip over the ones that are kind of not relevant sorry

00:33:02.300 um but uh awesome to watch this again live on youtube

00:33:05.300 good luck gents getting your country back much respect from upper michigan

00:33:08.300 and uh the engage for you on rumble says

00:33:11.300 in bo's britain those who feel that displays of the nation are beyond the pale will be told to even get the hell over it

00:33:16.300 or get on an outbound plane never to return

00:33:18.300 makes sense

00:33:20.300 where's all the bo's britain stuff come from

00:33:22.300 i just said it on twitter a few times

00:33:24.300 okay i thought that was it

00:33:26.300 i just said in bo's britain xyz

00:33:28.300 i've been enjoying the edits of your face onto things it's great

00:33:32.300 people seem to have liked it

00:33:33.300 um bo what happened to nate's h cast

00:33:36.300 oh well he's still got he still does his channel everything but yeah the live stuff

00:33:40.300 uh he just decided

00:33:42.300 he just decided he didn't

00:33:44.300 want to do it much anymore i don't really want to speak for him

00:33:46.300 oh right well i guess tweet it and then find out

00:33:48.300 um yeah

00:33:50.300 um and uh matt says when did england stop being patriotic

00:33:52.300 was it joining the eu or did they snuff this out when the pakistanis 0.97

00:33:54.300 were brought over in the 1960s to work in textiles

00:33:56.300 no it was definitely in the in the sort of

00:34:00.300 two thousands

00:34:02.300 it's the blair era of just trying to wind

00:34:04.300 out the the idea of national sentiment

00:34:06.300 because they wanted to become

00:34:08.300 global britain um it was

00:34:10.300 it's still quite patriotic even like in the 80s and

00:34:12.300 90s frankly

00:34:14.300 as i recall right let's carry on

00:34:16.300 oh no wait sorry

00:34:18.300 right yes

00:34:20.300 um you got my links there samson

00:34:22.300 that mouse oh okay

00:34:24.300 we got one thank you

00:34:26.300 samson can you put up my set of links

00:34:28.300 oh no you have already done it sorry

00:34:30.300 all right so let's talk about

00:34:32.300 trump's uh retribution arc

00:34:34.300 his sulla arc

00:34:38.300 they deserve this

00:34:40.300 right you know it's like constant

00:34:42.300 investigations for years

00:34:44.300 and then even when he's out of office

00:34:46.300 to get the mug shot

00:34:48.300 you know if if

00:34:50.300 if you come at the king you better not miss

00:34:52.300 yeah no you're right yeah

00:34:54.300 remember when they actually someone tried to actually blow his head off

00:34:56.300 a couple of times yeah

00:34:58.300 yeah oh yeah more than once right

00:35:00.300 so trump seems to be sort of getting his own back in his revenge

00:35:04.300 um and it's interesting there's a number of sort of points or angles to talk about

00:35:08.300 one is that really what's happening or is it actually just real justice being

00:35:12.300 beginning to be served

00:35:14.300 or is it trump actually

00:35:16.300 it's just like a personal redemption

00:35:18.300 uh retribution thing

00:35:20.300 it can be both

00:35:22.300 well that was sort of my

00:35:24.300 yeah it could be both

00:35:26.300 it could well be both

00:35:28.300 there is sort of a personal uh

00:35:30.300 settling personal scores

00:35:32.300 but also it's just and right

00:35:34.300 yeah at the same time to be doing that

00:35:36.300 um so okay

00:35:38.300 um so it seems that it's being ramped up in the

00:35:41.300 quite recently in the last few days

00:35:43.300 or last week

00:35:44.300 perhaps

00:35:45.300 um things have really ramped up on that side of things

00:35:48.300 so the first one to talk about is

00:35:50.300 john bolton

00:35:52.300 um on friday i believe it was

00:35:54.300 his house and office were raided by the fbi

00:35:56.300 oh what for

00:35:58.300 well it's not entirely clear at this stage

00:36:00.300 but they're saying it's for

00:36:02.300 potentially um

00:36:04.300 um

00:36:05.300 sensitive information

00:36:06.300 really like when they raided mar-a-lago

00:36:08.300 for a bunch of irrelevant documents

00:36:10.300 even though they didn't raid joe

00:36:11.300 joe biden's house for exactly the same thing

00:36:12.300 interesting

00:36:13.300 interesting

00:36:14.300 yeah and we'll actually see it could

00:36:15.300 it could well be a bit complicated

00:36:17.300 because the fbi haven't come out and said

00:36:18.300 exactly what they did or didn't find in that

00:36:20.300 raid

00:36:21.300 and exactly

00:36:23.300 uh

00:36:24.300 because he hasn't been charged

00:36:25.300 that's an important thing to say

00:36:26.300 bolton himself hasn't been charged with anything criminal

00:36:28.300 yet at this stage

00:36:29.300 um

00:36:30.300 so it's still very early on in the process

00:36:32.300 but um

00:36:33.300 it's great

00:36:34.300 because you know what goes around comes around

00:36:36.300 uh

00:36:37.300 bolton was uh

00:36:38.300 gloating really

00:36:39.300 when mar-a-lago got raided

00:36:40.300 he did

00:36:41.300 and uh

00:36:42.300 so just quick thing to say

00:36:43.300 if anyone doesn't know

00:36:44.300 because i saw one or two people on twitter say

00:36:45.300 wait who's john bolton

00:36:46.300 so if you're young

00:36:47.300 or you're not american you may well not know

00:36:49.300 but

00:36:50.300 so the guy's been around

00:36:51.300 for ages

00:36:52.300 he's the classic classic old school

00:36:54.300 swamp monster

00:36:55.300 yeah

00:36:56.300 i mean he's been around since the reagan years

00:36:58.300 he's been relatively important since

00:37:00.300 the the original george bush years

00:37:02.300 all during the george w bush years

00:37:05.300 he was very important

00:37:06.300 he was ambassador to the un

00:37:07.300 uh

00:37:08.300 he was sort of

00:37:09.300 and even when trump got in

00:37:10.300 in his first trump's first term

00:37:11.300 uh

00:37:12.300 he had him as a

00:37:14.300 as a sort of foreign policy advisor

00:37:16.300 massive mistake on trump's part

00:37:17.300 yeah

00:37:18.300 yeah i mean it was

00:37:19.300 that was one of the

00:37:20.300 uh

00:37:21.300 appointments in trump's first term

00:37:22.300 where i thought

00:37:23.300 who like i thought you said you're going to drain the swamp

00:37:26.300 and

00:37:27.300 john bolton's like an ultimate swamp 0.70

00:37:29.300 monster

00:37:30.300 now he's getting raided

00:37:31.300 why have you

00:37:32.300 but they fell out very quickly

00:37:33.300 i think it was within a year or two

00:37:35.300 they'd fallen out and trump had removed him from

00:37:37.300 from sort of you know

00:37:38.300 the top echelons of government

00:37:40.300 but if we on the other side of the atlantic

00:37:42.300 can realize that

00:37:43.300 yeah he's no friend of yours

00:37:44.300 why are you hiring him

00:37:46.300 it makes it all the more

00:37:47.300 an egregious mistake

00:37:49.300 that trump made it in the first place

00:37:51.300 yeah i mean

00:37:53.300 i can see one of the arguments is that he was new to government

00:37:57.300 and he wanted like a safe pair of hands

00:38:01.300 so people that people here and there that he knew knew the job inside out

00:38:06.300 i mean it's a bit of a weak argument

00:38:07.300 but also it's an argument

00:38:09.300 remember that in 2017 trump wanted to be a reconciler

00:38:11.300 right

00:38:12.300 remember that trump wanted to essentially like write the ship of state and like get them back on the correct path

00:38:18.300 turns out that wasn't possible and you have to actually purge and crush them completely

00:38:22.300 and trump learned that the hard way frankly

00:38:25.300 like the idea that hillary should be put in prison lock her up and all that 1.00

00:38:28.300 and then almost literally on day one it's like no i'm not gonna

00:38:31.300 exactly he was trying he was trying to be collegial about it frankly

00:38:35.300 yeah

00:38:36.300 which he shouldn't he shouldn't

00:38:37.300 so in the end um i mean so i really really hate um uh john bolton i really really hate him 0.71

00:38:47.300 it's like it's like one of the most egregious aggressive neocons ever was

00:38:51.300 if if he could if he could choose to have forever wars he would

00:38:55.300 he's one of those eldritch god of neoconservatism

00:38:58.300 well calm down lindsey grimm's still alive that's true

00:39:01.300 he's got competition

00:39:02.300 yeah yeah

00:39:03.300 a lot of americans particularly mega americans hate the forever war thing

00:39:07.300 yeah and so he's the classic he's like the embodiment

00:39:10.300 it's almost the personification of like the forever war in fact i've got a clip of

00:39:13.300 trump late in a minute saying that um

00:39:15.300 when he would walk in a room

00:39:17.300 with foreign leaders and john bolton coming behind him

00:39:20.300 like the foreign leaders would literally like stiffen up and be like oh

00:39:23.300 he's got john bolton with him like are we gonna get bombed yeah in the next 15 minutes

00:39:28.300 he's almost that bad he was

00:39:30.300 angel of death yeah he was a little bit 0.83

00:39:32.300 yeah a little bit um i hate it i really hate it a lot of americans hate him as well

00:39:37.300 where i say what in fact before now i've tweeted about john bolton and you hear a

00:39:42.300 lot of americans saying yeah yeah we hate him we hate him so and he's the thing is on top of

00:39:47.300 everything else apart from being like an ultimate war hulk a super hulk he's also really obnoxious

00:39:52.300 like just personally he's just really annoying i know that shouldn't really count for a great deal

00:39:57.300 but he does doesn't it it does doesn't it yeah it does someone's very very

00:40:01.300 yeah it speaks to their characters isn't it yeah

00:40:03.300 not only it's horrible but he's annoying yeah right yeah

00:40:07.300 yeah a double crime yeah um so he and trump fell out and so the uh and then they're sort of sniping at each other

00:40:15.300 like uh john bolton saying and this is years back this is like in 2020 or even 1.00

00:40:20.300 so calling him stupid bolton calling trump just like stupid he's not presidential he's not worthy of the office 1.00

00:40:26.300 all that sort of thing and trump hitting back saying he's a nobody he's a washed up nobody all these sorts of 1.00

00:40:30.300 things so they're sniping each other and then when trump in the biden years when trump was out of power

00:40:34.300 john bolton uh you know doing things like he's on the side of the democrats because he's a he's a republican

00:40:41.300 like he's a reagan 0.73

00:40:42.300 loads of them went over to the dems

00:40:44.300 george w bush hardline republican however where he's like a on against trump for a window there

00:40:50.300 the democrats sort of adopt him to some degree

00:40:52.300 there are loads but i mean see them with uh george w bush being like oh this is what a real republican

00:40:57.300 president's like so you're is you're our enemies 0.71

00:40:59.300 like and you're like yeah george w bush was really a good guy like steven didn't stephen

00:41:03.300 colbert try to rehabilitate him and stuff like this it's like what you were the primary critic

00:41:08.300 of these people when they were in office like so what the hell are you doing anyway 0.54

00:41:12.300 i mean yeah the dems will take on board anyone that was is anti-trump even if they were like

00:41:17.300 the bombing iraq people yeah yeah just strikes me as trying to summon the narrative from the maga

00:41:24.300 people isn't it it's trying to say listen you know maybe you should be more like this which

00:41:28.300 isn't going to work but what it what it does is it just draws a really nice sharp line between

00:41:33.300 the old guard and the new guard

00:41:35.300 yeah it's a tactical mistake

00:41:37.300 exactly it's a complete tactical mistake but anyway

00:41:39.300 so he wrote a book called uh what was it called the room where it happened

00:41:43.300 and that was all to do with you know the the attempt to impeach trump

00:41:47.300 they keep calling it the impeachment or the first impeachment no he wasn't impeached they tried to and it failed

00:41:52.300 the failed yeah the fate they should call it that anyway he wrote a book about that

00:41:56.300 um and some some have alleged that there was sort of it was rushed through the clearance process

00:42:01.300 and that there were perhaps sensitive things that shouldn't have been released in that

00:42:05.300 but nonetheless when that was investigated during the biden years biden just closed it down

00:42:10.300 just closed down that investigation and this whole time john bolton was still got his like clearance level

00:42:15.300 so he's still got access to like really high level sensitive information

00:42:22.300 um so anyway when trump get got back in in 2024

00:42:26.300 um

00:42:27.300 trump has decided now obviously that uh he's gonna he's gonna do something about it

00:42:32.300 so this raid happens now trump himself has said i know nothing about it i didn't personally uh order it

00:42:38.300 uh there's a reason i put my guys in charge of the fbi right yeah yeah i don't have to deal with them

00:42:44.300 yeah i don't have to tell pam bondi or cash patel to do these things they just sort of they know my mind

00:42:51.300 yeah it's the classic thing a bit like nixon so i never actually ordered anyone specifically to make

00:42:56.300 like the the plumber unit and go and break into to like a psychiatrist's office or the democratic

00:43:03.300 well i assume that these guys aren't doing anything that's not legal

00:43:06.300 it's just my minions knew what i would like or what i wanted they got it wrong in nixon's case

00:43:12.300 but it's a whole different scale of fish anyway um yeah trump didn't personally order this to happen

00:43:16.300 and he doesn't want to say i don't even want to know about it i'm letting the doj and the fbi do their

00:43:21.300 thing um so again those that are in the know say that quite it should be in the normal course of

00:43:26.300 events quite soon after a raid if the fbi decide because they have to go through a judge

00:43:32.300 it's not just cash patel saying raid john bolton it's a bit more complicated than that i have to

00:43:37.300 go through a judge to sign off on it shockingly there is a legal process right um so usually

00:43:43.300 um the fbi will that if they if they're going to then press charges against john bolton i if they do

00:43:48.300 have found any sort of sensitive information you shouldn't have had um then they should bring charges

00:43:54.300 relatively quickly but we'll we'll see about that now another thing that the fbi is saying is that

00:43:58.300 because at first when the new this news first broke they were saying oh this is to do with

00:44:02.300 that book he wrote and to do with um sort of a story we already know about the one that biden

00:44:08.300 shut down years ago but the fbi have come out and said no no it's nothing to do with that this is

00:44:11.300 entirely new this is an entirely new thing to do with perhaps even like the espionage act

00:44:17.300 suggestion that maybe maybe we don't know yet so this is conjecture maybe he's got like a thumbnail drive

00:44:23.300 that he shouldn't have had or maybe he even emailed members of his own family with sensitive

00:44:27.300 information which is not allowed uh we will use a foreign we'll see yeah or even if he was selling

00:44:34.300 um you know like sensitive information to whoever probably the chinese whoever it may be that he

00:44:41.300 done he's done nothing wrong we just don't know exactly at this stage but the point is is that the

00:44:46.300 the doj and the fbi did raid his house so they wouldn't do that usually not always they they

00:44:52.300 usually wouldn't do that unless they think there's something there this is a pretty drastic thing to do

00:44:57.300 americans have got this really annoying phrase at the moment they say is there anything there there

00:45:01.300 have you seen them say that i haven't seen them i hate it i mean is there anything there though

00:45:06.300 no but that's not what they're saying you don't even need the second there yeah i know i know the first

00:45:11.300 one this is like they're saying hold down the force like forts don't just fly up into the air you need

00:45:15.300 to hold the fort from the enemy getting into the fort you don't need to hold it down yeah anyway

00:45:20.300 yeah um we won't continue to criticize our american friends like saying i could care less yeah no you

00:45:26.300 couldn't when they mean they couldn't care less anyway anyway that's an aside okay so fbi um let's have

00:45:32.300 a look at some of the other links just to show that it is sort of it is sort of everyone's talking about

00:45:36.300 because because john bolton fbi um trump took away his clearance a few months ago sensible uh yeah

00:45:42.300 why yeah why should he have it for for all time um there's no particular reason is there and um

00:45:49.300 it okay so one of the angles to talk about is weaponization of fbi gets patel's gangsters list

00:45:54.300 yeah great well so the next angle to talk about is this slide into uh lawfare and counter lawfare 0.96

00:46:02.300 yeah yeah they started it right oh no i'm i'm sewing this sucks you get what you deserve you 0.88

00:46:09.300 shouldn't have started it it did start under i've even seen some people at cnn or msnbc admit that it

00:46:14.740 did start under biden like it definitely did start under biden uh i mean the the worry is although i'm

00:46:21.820 here for it when it's outside doing it when it's trump doing it against someone like john bolton

00:46:25.260 um or or like um brennan or someone i'm here for it but there will be a change of government again

00:46:32.740 i mean i even saw pete budigieg on stage saying he's explicitly saying when we're back in power

00:46:39.680 we're going to run this thing to the wheels fall off like when we're back in power we're going to

00:46:44.640 do this like dialed up to 11 like you did the first time so i'm sorry you know this is how republics

00:46:50.660 end but like well you know you started it you can't just let them get away with it

00:46:55.260 that is the worry this is why it spirals out of control but it has been going on oh sorry

00:46:59.240 it has been going on for a long time it's just that it's much more visible now

00:47:03.500 in in that it's happening to them that's what it is even in the time of say bill clinton he was

00:47:10.140 getting things brought to him wasn't he so it's it's not necessarily a recent move and i think it's

00:47:15.720 just that people are more accepting of it existing and therefore more inclined to admit to it than

00:47:22.020 otherwise it's a good point actually um it didn't start under biden uh you can go back to i mentioned

00:47:27.600 nixon a minute ago didn't you go back to nixon where his political enemies realize oh we can

00:47:31.600 we can get him legally we can get him in a bind legally here let's do it let's let's really go

00:47:37.420 for it everything we can do to do yeah bill clinton his political enemy is doing everything

00:47:41.660 they possibly can um yeah so it didn't actually start with biden but dialed up massively under

00:47:46.440 and like where there's nothing there in the first place right there was some questions to answer for

00:47:52.060 nixon there was some questions to answer for bill clinton even if it's only like perjury and things

00:47:57.320 there was something to answer but for trump like truly pun intended trumped up charges right so

00:48:03.960 russiagate yeah i mean russiagate hoax nothing came and then you've got the sort of uh localized ones

00:48:09.960 like new york attorney general uh trying to liquidate his businesses and things like this like look you've got

00:48:14.440 you know we know you guys are going way too far and the the reaction from just the the new york

00:48:19.840 businessman community have been like oh no has he done something wrong here because we were all doing

00:48:23.860 that so yeah it's not it's purely political retisha james i'll come to her in a moment oh sorry um

00:48:29.220 yeah in the interest of time we might need to step it up a bit yeah sure um i was just gonna say

00:48:33.880 one final point then on on like the fall of the republic thing yeah that is a bit worrying

00:48:39.420 uh because once that that genie's out the bottle with that once the seal is broken on that it's

00:48:46.220 very very difficult to go backwards i don't know i think sulla didn't do quite right and i think this

00:48:51.620 time donald trump can sulla it properly go full sulla um let's actually hear from the donald

00:48:57.760 himself when he was asked about this

00:48:59.060 oh let's

00:49:03.140 no i don't know about it i saw it on television this morning i'm not a fan of john ball he's a

00:49:10.400 a real uh sort of a low life um i when i hired him he served a good purpose because as you know

00:49:18.980 he was one of the people that forced push to do the ridiculous bombings in the middle east 0.76

00:49:23.580 bolton he you know he he wants to always kill people and uh he's very bad at what he does but 0.90

00:49:29.700 he worked out great for me because every time he doesn't talk he's like a very quiet person 0.82

00:49:34.800 except on television if you could say something bad about trump i'll always do that but but he

00:49:39.740 really doesn't talk he's quiet and i'd walk into a room with him with a foreign country and the foreign

00:49:44.800 country would give me everything because they said oh no they're going to get blown up because john

00:49:48.240 bolton was there he's a uh not a smart guy but he could be a very unpatriotic guy i mean we're

00:49:55.560 going to find out i know nothing about it i just saw it this morning they did a raid

00:49:59.280 do you expect the doj to brief you on this yeah they'll be they'll brief me probably today sometime

00:50:05.140 and the war minister i don't want to i tell them and i tell the group i don't want to know but just

00:50:09.080 you have to do what you have to do i don't want to know about it it's not necessary i could know

00:50:13.280 about it i could be the one starting it i'm actually the chief law enforcement officer

00:50:17.720 i can only hold oh sorry so um so trump's busy yeah yeah um okay so but it's just sort of the

00:50:27.840 tip of the iceberg because it's not just uh john bolton he's gone after um shifty shift

00:50:34.580 uh yeah shifty shift yeah um on sort of mortgage fraud which is if that's how you got to take down

00:50:41.780 a cartel that's how you take down a cartel you know what classically they got al capone on um

00:50:48.220 just sort of tax evasion wasn't it something like that you'll get you can get people on uh if you

00:50:52.500 really want to you can get them on the technicality you can be a gangster but for goodness sake you've

00:50:57.660 got to pay your taxes yeah yeah right yeah um it's about what you can actually prove though right

00:51:03.040 because if no one's going to testify because al capone's running guns and alcohol whatever it

00:51:07.360 was uh but you know if you can get them on mortgage fraud it's not something that you know you can't

00:51:12.980 not prove it's the classic thing it's like i don't actually know if adam see if he's guilty of any of

00:51:18.520 these things no of course and both sides one like the left is screeching that this is just yeah this

00:51:23.520 is like a extrajudicial sulla type tyranny happening before your very eyes and uh people on the right

00:51:29.300 saying no he is actually guilty of something he is actually it's that that's where i am with john

00:51:33.700 bolton it's like i'll wait to see what happens what's your space but no wait it's important if

00:51:37.500 he did actually break espionage laws or not because if he did then this is simply justice but you

00:51:42.680 remember the democrats declare themselves to be the good guys and so they can just do whatever the

00:51:46.760 hell they like right which is genuinely how they think yeah yeah so skiff is in all sorts of trouble

00:51:53.640 but also letitia james now it is like it does feel hey yeah no do it that there's an element of trump

00:51:59.780 getting his revenge good but like just is it not correct though she was particularly unreasonable

00:52:07.380 in everything that she was doing as well yeah oh god yeah i mean i won't relitigate it but like

00:52:12.460 just she deserved it yeah deserves this and i think they're trying to get her on similar things good

00:52:17.900 sort of mortgage stuff i can't believe she's not corrupt not to sound too machiavellian here but

00:52:23.260 it's just nice to see someone try to crush their enemies it seems like the done thing in my idea is

00:52:29.980 that you you don't allow your enemies to have advantages over you if you have the choice yeah

00:52:35.480 yeah uh there's this idea that it's sort of only banana banana republics actually go after their

00:52:42.060 political enemies in any real way uh no it's the same thing it's corruption isn't it we've just

00:52:47.740 legalized it it's well that's exactly what it is if you if you're not going to prosecute these

00:52:51.720 people it is legalized corruption so if they've done something wrong they should be prosecuted

00:52:56.060 no it should be that no one's above the law yeah i mean you didn't see us going oh no they're

00:53:00.440 prosecuting you know whatever i can't remember who it was now there was some trump guy he'd done

00:53:04.540 something wrong he ended up going to jail for like three years or something it wasn't steve bannon

00:53:07.840 it was someone else but no it wasn't bannon bannon looked genuinely political um but there was one

00:53:14.840 guy and you didn't see us defending him okay he'd like i don't know is it a campaign funds thing

00:53:18.920 yeah something remember something like that it's like okay but okay if you have him on a legal

00:53:23.380 technicality then he should have known better and shouldn't have done it send him to jail whatever i

00:53:27.340 don't care you know that's keep your nose clean look how hard they went after bannon which wasn't fair

00:53:32.720 yeah or roger stone yeah that yeah or another one isn't it yeah um so i'll quickly run through it and

00:53:38.140 the last few points to say um is that there's it's even more than that it's not just leticia james

00:53:43.060 skiff and uh bannon it's a whole bunch of people so like recently he got hexes to remove uh the head

00:53:50.380 of dia the defense intelligence agency which is like up there with the nsa the cia it's a pentagon

00:53:56.520 guy like super super important in the intelligence services trump wasn't happy with him so just got rid

00:54:01.580 of him along with um the head of naval special warfare command again really important people at the

00:54:07.360 pentagon just swapping them out clear out your their guys get your guys in some people saying

00:54:12.900 this is sort of beyond the power he's just surrounding himself with yes men and other

00:54:16.280 people saying no it's the right thing to do we'll see i mean history really will be the judge of that

00:54:20.340 but there's loads more besides i mean i mentioned roger stone a moment ago he'd said that this whole

00:54:25.180 thing with um with uh um john bolton is the tip of the iceberg it's the whole rotten ed this is just

00:54:32.960 the whole rotten edifice the only reason they're going after him right now is because of

00:54:35.460 statue of limitations and uh it he's called the the seditious conspiracy to engage in treason

00:54:42.060 includes it goes all the way to the top barack obama joe biden susan rice james comey andrew

00:54:47.880 mccabe robert muller himself andrew weisman senator richard blumenthal lindsey graham the whole lot the

00:54:54.020 whole lot of them and that various people are saying like matt taibbi and roger stone people like that

00:54:58.060 saying this isn't going to stop it's going to keep going they're going to go off include like people

00:55:02.720 like um i mean if i was john brennan if i were to create a list drop a list of people who are

00:55:07.620 basically the architects of the uh problem that the united states faces well that would sound a lot

00:55:13.920 like that yeah right so it's actually cleaning the swamp a bit beginning to really really a lot of the

00:55:19.520 swamp there yeah beginning to actually do it the the heads of the hydra basically the you know the

00:55:24.640 rest of it hopefully will drain out on its own accord the last thing to say very very last thing to say is

00:55:28.740 that you know people like obama and biden will probably will never see the inside of a cell

00:55:34.620 i mean biden will probably be dead soon um but a lot of the others though a lot of the

00:55:40.020 just with the best will in the world dude's not long for this well yeah i think um but a lot of the

00:55:47.200 other people yeah right that they may well be forced to answer for their their lies and their

00:55:53.920 crimes so we shall see can i have that mouse back please um uh sadwin's raging says 50 on uh rumble

00:56:03.200 thank you very much uh for boats buy a nice stiff drink and a spiral notebook to use while watching

00:56:07.360 glenbeck the dangers of fabian socialism october the 6th one to three uh there's the start of your

00:56:12.820 promised history of the fabians do it uh there we go uh would be specific i know right that's a

00:56:18.840 really really niche thing that sadwin's raging wants you to do no last week i threatened to do

00:56:23.660 something on the fabians one day oh you should lewis brackpool said i didn't really know anything

00:56:27.420 about them i mean that guy we saw earlier he's a fabian in the bio uh amandine says would you guys

00:56:33.680 be interested in making a premium video exploring different english accents and how they connect to

00:56:37.060 history of social social classes uh that's an interesting thing well i've done something on the

00:56:41.780 english language before in my series contemplations two parts that's not quite accents but it's you

00:56:48.380 you'll get the gist of accents once you watch that and a super chat from xavier g'day lads in case you

00:56:53.300 haven't seen already there's going to be a countrywide pro australia protest on the 31st of august

00:56:57.420 get ready for some news okay i didn't know that so that'll be interesting good luck and uh never go

00:57:02.820 full solo when you can go full augustus well the thing is solar is a necessary step in the process of

00:57:07.480 creating the augustus so uh you know we're we're we're on you know we're on the road

00:57:13.300 baron is augustus isn't he blatantly well that's what everyone thinks that's what everyone that's

00:57:18.420 what i'm saying you know and it kind of uh i don't know he kind of fits in i think he'd end up being

00:57:24.620 the caesar right it's a bit too old now to be the augustus because it's people forget there's

00:57:29.440 generations in the making uh in this and so uh thing is it's all speed run in the modern day

00:57:35.940 though isn't it that's true of generations in the ancient world will be done in in just a few years

00:57:41.780 and we're certainly in our world but that's true anyway let's let's carry on so what are some things

00:57:47.520 i think that could improve the life of ordinary japanese people perhaps a lower mercury content in

00:57:53.280 their diet because they eat a lot of fish contains lots of mercury um a better work-life balance they've got

00:57:58.500 a pretty uh grueling work culture maybe you know some even better defenses against earthquakes and

00:58:05.320 tsunamis these all seem to make sense to me what about mass immigration from africa yeah that that

00:58:11.980 seems to be a little bit different you know what would make japan better if they went to the most 1.00

00:58:17.780 antithetical content content continent to their way of life and uh got as many of them as possible

00:58:24.380 and and and created effectively ghettos to import them en masse um here's a story so for you what

00:58:32.780 about india and pakistan we don't want to forget them well we'll be getting don't worry what about

00:58:38.280 china there's hundreds of millions of chinese who'd love to live in japan i know yeah they're

00:58:42.880 particularly keen to work in areas of um you know state secrets intelligence uh just really

00:58:50.460 enthusiastic about those industries don't read too much into it remarkable remarkable but here's the

00:58:56.460 headline four african countries get official hometowns special visa categories in japan under

00:59:02.620 migration deal and this is under of course the liberal government which recently became a minority

00:59:09.240 government because they got a beating in the most recent election uh which i believe you covered

00:59:15.280 didn't you bo and um there's now a rising right-wing party which was only set up in 2020 uh called

00:59:21.720 sensato i think it's pronounced and they're now the third largest in japan so they're sort of having

00:59:27.880 this accelerated version of what's happened to other western countries but in a much shorter span of

00:59:33.380 time and of course the japanese being a lot more unapologetically in group i suppose is the polite

00:59:41.200 way of putting it that's a very polite way um has allowed them to deal with this with a lot more

00:59:47.700 urgency than perhaps elsewhere and i'm going to read what this actually entails because it's sort of mad

00:59:54.920 um i've never heard of this be approached in this way in all of human history as far as i'm aware

01:00:02.440 and i was very surprised so i'm going to read what it says here it says um the japan international

01:00:10.100 cooperation agency has assigned uh kisarazu i'm going to butcher these i'm sorry i don't speak any 0.54

01:00:16.760 japanese um so if you are watching in japanese i'm sorry uh in uh chiba prefecture as the hometown

01:00:23.400 for nigerians nagai in yamagata for tanzanians sanjo in nigata for ghanaans

01:00:31.920 and imbari in ahime for the mozambicans which is quite honestly a surprising mix of african

01:00:41.240 countries as well because um you'd think if you're going purely off of say state of development you'd

01:00:47.480 want people from botswana because they're one of the most advanced african countries funnily enough

01:00:53.020 they didn't adopt african socialism and didn't uh get rid of their colonial masters but the thing is

01:00:59.080 right there's how many botswanans are going to go right well they got the going good is that what

01:01:05.660 you're trying to say well that's the thing right like for some reason all of these like

01:01:10.040 mass immigration programs never question why all these people are desperate to leave their own 1.00

01:01:15.480 countries and why those countries are happy to export tens of thousands of their own people

01:01:19.680 because of course if they're like well we want to live in a rich country well why are you exporting

01:01:23.260 your own workforce then because they they're like yeah we're never gonna we're never gonna be a rich

01:01:28.120 country in fact it'll be better if these guys weren't here because then things would be marginally

01:01:31.860 more improved so you guys take them and so it's so bad that having more of us is detrimental

01:01:37.140 basically is their own admission but why else would you be exporting loads of your own population 0.88

01:01:42.380 are the countries of origin not worried about brain drain yeah exactly no they're not no they're not

01:01:47.620 worried about that weirdly it doesn't cross their mind does it you know that's the botswana thing 1.00

01:01:52.560 it's like i'd still rather not yeah of course yeah where are you from botswana oh great i mean i'm

01:01:58.720 sure botswana is lovely but the point is there's a reason they're not doing it and these other 1.00

01:02:02.180 countries are right you know like anyway sorry but you're right it is it is a bit odd to have um

01:02:09.100 like just one particular town and everyone from that comes here from ghana you have to go there

01:02:14.320 and live there only well if you think about it's kind of kind of sensible and kind of old-worldy

01:02:18.780 right because i mean it used to be like think of like the the what was it the portuguese or dutch

01:02:23.480 colony i was gonna say this yeah exactly the assyrians used to do the same thing the carthaginians

01:02:27.400 used to do the same thing where they'd you know have a little enclave and it's like yeah you work

01:02:31.420 from there and that makes it easy to deal with actually but it also means they're not at liberty to

01:02:36.180 just explore the country i think they've explicitly said the concept is similar to chinatowns or little

01:02:41.100 italy's in the united states i wonder if their freedom movement will be restricted it's like we

01:02:45.500 want you to live there we'd like you to live there we may even sort of formally make your residence

01:02:49.240 there but we're going to actually prevent you from traveling somewhere else in japan if you want to

01:02:53.580 they're actually going to do that i don't know but i didn't necessarily say so i've not been able to

01:02:57.800 find out each get given a shock collar perhaps if they go out their territory yeah how could you

01:03:02.260 really prevent them from spreading out it doesn't seem to be a possible thing really does it unless

01:03:07.860 they've got you know they've got to report to someone like they're on probation or something

01:03:12.100 which i don't know whether they would do that but they they explain this because um each city and

01:03:19.580 this is a direct quote has strategic or historical links to its assigned country kisa razu hosted the

01:03:26.140 nigerian contingent of the covid 19 delayed 2020 tokyo olympics that's a historical connection is it so

01:03:33.000 the olympic team stayed there in 2020 for a little bit so important nigerians yes that's not a

01:03:41.000 justification i'm afraid um they're trying to find them um nagai sanjo and imabari were paired with

01:03:48.260 tanzania ghana and mozambique to promote cultural and economic ties but they didn't have historic ties

01:03:53.620 obviously because why would they how would they it's yatsuke they're all tied through that that black 0.99

01:03:59.880 samurai that we're told is definitely real no um so they also mentioned that they're aiming to

01:04:05.460 strengthen relations with nigeria tanzania ghana and mozambique which at face value seems like why

01:04:12.180 are you doing that what's the the deal with that why does that matter is the answer gdp no how is it

01:04:18.920 possibly in japan's interest to do that china is in africa and obviously the japanese and the chinese

01:04:25.260 not the biggest fans the chinese obviously they've got their belt and road initiative and i think that

01:04:30.740 this might be an attempt to try and foster some goodwill because my understanding of africa and uh

01:04:38.060 you might have seen this one before if you're any any students of 19th century history is that lots of

01:04:43.380 developed countries are jockeying to have primary access to the rich resources of africa

01:04:48.340 this sounds awfully like colonialism and it and it sort of is we just don't have any troops on the

01:04:54.180 ground i'm just reading what it says on the screen there so i mean they're going to look for highly

01:04:57.700 skilled innovative talented young nigerians to go hey for some reason these people don't want to work 1.00

01:05:02.520 in nigeria you don't god only knows but they say japan is facing faces an aging population with nearly

01:05:07.740 30 percent of its citizens at 65 and above a few of the 60 working age individuals per 100 retirees

01:05:13.180 so they are just going for the same population replacement that we are yes we've got a bunch of

01:05:17.640 old people and we need africans to look after them until they all die and then we'll just have a 1.00

01:05:22.060 country of africans rather than a country of japanese people there's also um to accept the premise at

01:05:27.400 face value which i do not but just to argue it for the sake of it it's kicking the can down the road

01:05:32.540 isn't it because if you import people because you don't have enough people well the thing about people

01:05:37.080 is they create more people and if you've got more people the problem is exactly the same if not worse

01:05:42.760 in the future they'll grow old and require help as well yeah right and the people from the third 0.99

01:05:47.740 world quite often will uh their their reproductive rate is even higher so the generation after that

01:05:55.320 there's even more old people so the mathematics of it don't even work doesn't make any sense 1.00

01:06:01.320 and it doesn't make any sense the sacrifices are a pyramid scheme and we have to admit this

01:06:05.480 and um of course as well you don't have to debate it on its own terms you can just say

01:06:10.820 you know african people uh odds culturally to the japanese and i don't think sure they fit right in 1.00

01:06:16.900 you know a very fastidious neat and tidy and polite culture and people from africa i i don't see it 1.00

01:06:24.760 working my wife and eldest daughter went to japan for two weeks right and my wife comes back and

01:06:29.540 she's telling me about and they're like yeah they were really racist against us like they wouldn't

01:06:32.580 sit next to us on the trains and stuff like this because we were white english i mean and that's

01:06:37.460 towards the english i would sort of be weirdly honored by that yeah i'm not saying it's not

01:06:41.920 good but like i'm saying that's that's just the way that they are right so it's just like okay right

01:06:46.980 i'm sure they'll fit right in so putting loads of people from mozambique in the middle of japan 1.00

01:06:52.420 how could this go wrong because of course mozambique's not known for its you know development or

01:06:58.880 its academic heights necessarily i'm being somewhat euphemistic and the thing is all i'm saying japan is

01:07:04.920 don't do this we've done this and look where we are we've got you know essentially an ethnic 0.96

01:07:09.260 insurgency in england at the moment i mean mozambique if i'm not mistaken has an ak-47 on its national flag

01:07:15.960 i didn't know that i'm just gonna double check myself i think angola has

01:07:22.980 it's probably more than one country actually no mozambique does it's it's a hoe and an ak-47 1.00

01:07:28.520 with a bayonet uh but don't worry guys there's also a book and a star oh there we go all right

01:07:33.860 i love that there's an ak-47 that's funny what are they going to bring to japanese society child 1.00

01:07:39.420 soldiers like what is that what how is it's just simply not to get around the interest of the

01:07:45.020 japanese people people who look after old people because the just that i mean that's what they're

01:07:50.220 saying obviously they're going to get all of the same problems with diversity that the 0.56

01:07:54.020 that europe has had why aren't you learning from our mistakes this is not a solution to the problem

01:07:58.760 so there was one thing that i did spot i had to do a little bit of digging so an official on the

01:08:04.520 nigerian side also confirmed it included blue collar workers so that means that you know in the many

01:08:11.820 7-elevens japan has for whatever reason it's going to be nigerians behind the counter rather than a 0.98

01:08:17.520 japanese person and that's basically what i see that as a an admission of because what kind of

01:08:25.200 blue collar workers is japan in need of really you you are going to go down the same road that the

01:08:31.480 europeans are you're like okay well it's only 50 000 that's a start that's not much and it's a

01:08:36.420 the first thing is 50 000 and then you'll end up with like a million a year like we're getting

01:08:41.800 and then you realize that your politicians are essentially flipped to being their representatives

01:08:46.480 and not your own and then you'll be like okay why is this happening and then you'll be you and we'll

01:08:50.880 just be here going why did you do this we told you we are the bad example you should be warning

01:08:56.520 against well the thing is isn't it it will it's imposed on them against their will by their liberal

01:09:01.460 democrat government yeah right and your average sancito vote your average japanese person i can only

01:09:06.900 imagine isn't gung-ho for this yeah right it's there it's literally the lib dem party isn't it it's the

01:09:14.440 governing party well the number of they've just decided they're going to do this the number of

01:09:18.460 videos i've seen of japanese people on either public transport in lifts actively holding their

01:09:23.500 nose around that's what i mean people from africa like yeah even if they don't necessarily smell 1.00

01:09:29.800 it's just precautionary and they're not afraid to they were racist enough against the english for me

01:09:35.280 you know oh my god it's funny isn't it how like the the the liberal the liberal project globally

01:09:43.320 is sort of shameless they'll do it even to a society that's got the strongest of in-group

01:09:49.540 preferences like japan they're trying it even there or semi-successfully so far i just hope that like

01:09:56.580 at the very next general election that sancito fella can win outright former government and reverse

01:10:02.260 all this oh yeah get it get it reversed sooner rather than later it seems to be on the right

01:10:06.500 trajectory at least like they stand a much better chance at recovering well from this sort of thing

01:10:11.760 we do for example obviously we're much further along one thing for the japanese to remember is that

01:10:16.740 the liberals are concerned about systems they're concerned about making sure your welfare systems

01:10:21.260 are maintained into the future and they will literally sacrifice the country and nation itself

01:10:26.000 in order to preserve the system so they don't care if in a hundred years time there are zero japanese 0.99

01:10:31.280 people and 100 africans or indians or whoever else as long as the pensions are being paid as long as

01:10:37.140 the welfare payments being paid and so you've got to question yourselves are we going to sacrifice our

01:10:41.680 historic inheritance the nation for a series of 20th century institutions that's the question next is

01:10:49.740 that your country will be redefined as a group of institutions rather than by its people and of course

01:10:55.580 it's absurd to suggest that a nation isn't made up of its people because if it has no people

01:11:00.520 there is no nation precisely and to fly your own flag or to express that you've even noticed that

01:11:07.700 you've been replaced it will be beyond the power even criminal yes flying the japanese fire would be

01:11:13.380 far right so complain while you still can but it's not just africa that's getting involved india as well

01:11:21.480 um the prime minister who's um announced a deal with india to import over 50 000 indians um there are

01:11:29.520 already plenty of indians in japan actually they've uh i've seen lots of um shopkeepers in particular

01:11:35.880 you know yeah if only margaret thatcher had met indians before and she would never have called england a

01:11:41.660 nation of shopkeepers because it's clearly um india but they're also going to invest 10 trillion yen

01:11:48.820 um i'm not sure what the conversion is for that but it sounds like a lot it's probably not that much

01:11:54.480 like 12 pound 50 but they're investing in india and there's this this partnership deal which i think

01:12:01.560 is the beginning of something rather than the end of something and so expect more people from india i

01:12:07.460 imagine as this expands and um of course this has already been met by this sort of thing here are

01:12:14.360 uh here's an ngo of course written in english which is just a quick choice one one million yen is

01:12:23.020 five thousand pounds okay so 10 trillion yen is not that many okay but they're investing money in

01:12:29.640 india is the important point that they have intentions to better their relations is what

01:12:33.900 that signal actually is quite a lot look at this this i was going to say the difference between a

01:12:37.240 million yeah yeah i'm just like i'm working out zeros at the moment on the converter i don't even know

01:12:42.460 how many zeros of magnitude um yeah that's classic isn't it classic look at that yeah no there we go

01:12:49.280 you've got a bunch of women who have decided to betray their own country and people to the 1.00

01:12:54.540 foreign language and language yeah and language that's a great point it's all in english why is that

01:12:58.160 yeah it's be as one and things like that and hang on a minute that looks a bit interesting doesn't

01:13:03.600 it oh yeah working for an ngo and there's a bit of communism in there as well well speaking of

01:13:09.640 which um let's go to the actual communist party leader because oh look at that a communist party

01:13:15.500 bloody hell we must there she is sorry we must prevent the far right xenophobes from gaining 0.99

01:13:20.760 majority in the time oh my god right japan you have a duty to make sure your country is governed by

01:13:26.500 the far right from now until the end of time to stop this from happening trust us you will find

01:13:31.880 yourselves you'll be like okay it's like what one percent who cares and then i mean at the moment

01:13:35.700 is 25 percent of england is non-english right 25 percent and we are having a math you know ethnic

01:13:41.760 uprising happening it's don't go down the road we've gone down it's terrible it's everything that

01:13:47.820 you take for granted about your country the safety the cleanliness the normalcy of it the low crime

01:13:53.520 the feeling of belonging like all of those things that you don't think about they will disappear like

01:13:59.320 that right do not do this there's a warning commie which says you must allow us to replace you in

01:14:07.040 your own ancestral homeland or you're a far right xenophobe just accept it and move on and say no

01:14:11.840 so i wanted to go through a few of the problems that they're already experiencing just to illustrate

01:14:17.980 that this is wrong-headed although obviously i've covered this a fair amount but it's important to

01:14:23.900 include it somewhat so this one was a particularly egregious one a nepalese man um was arrested for

01:14:30.320 licking the thigh of a school girl on i think it was either in a train station or on a train

01:14:36.200 um a young girl and then when he was asked he says i don't understand japanese i mean i don't i 0.59

01:14:43.900 don't speak a word of japanese it doesn't mean i'm going to do that things the nepalese are really 0.99

01:14:49.440 socially conservative so there's no way in nepal you'd get away with that 0.87

01:14:53.900 no like the the brothers and father of the girl would be beating the living daylights out of you

01:14:58.240 if not gutting you the kakuri well i think this is the the phenomenon whereby whenever someone goes

01:15:04.580 abroad they think that um there are less rules applied to them i think there's also a sort of 0.97

01:15:09.760 self-selection bias as well yeah i was going to say that this is a nepali sex criminal who has left

01:15:14.720 nepal for whatever reason probably to escape justice maybe who knows probably yeah and now he's in japan 0.99

01:15:20.020 and and doing what he does but this is exactly the thing you let in uh if you let in yeah people

01:15:26.860 from think about the reason that these people are leaving their own countries they're not the winners

01:15:30.940 from those countries it's not like the people doing really well in nigeria or botswana or wherever else

01:15:35.000 it was like it's not the people succeeding it's the losers who are like yeah maybe i'll get what i want 0.87

01:15:40.160 in a different country here's another one um just this is foreign tourists god i hate this sort of 0.84

01:15:47.980 thing oh my god i hate the pram yeah i know just i hate this sort of thing so this yeah this is

01:15:56.360 radicalizing japanese people it's radicalized and me yeah yeah i hate this sort of thing just

01:16:01.220 inconsiderate you know that it's called main character syndrome in japan which yeah oh yeah they

01:16:07.000 say it up there actually like this is the kind of nonsense you'll import if you get more people

01:16:12.340 like that and this um i think this might be you can't have nice things for theft rather than

01:16:18.320 vandalism yeah um a once higher trust famously high trust society ruined almost overnight they're

01:16:25.180 also having problems with the vietnamese as well because in britain they're sort of green-fingered 0.97

01:16:29.940 little fellows whereas over in japan they've got a taste for copper wire oh really um it's a weird

01:16:35.500 phenomenon whereby it seems like the vietnamese as a whole you know um my parents were out there

01:16:41.540 recently on holiday very polite very welcoming yeah quite friendly and can live in a civilization

01:16:48.020 despite being quite poor um but the people that are leaving vietnam to go to japan are then causing

01:16:54.740 all of these problems they're basically causing creating criminal gangs there's a selection bias yeah

01:16:58.660 what the kind of people you get you say that i'm sure there's plenty of vietnamese people in vietnam who

01:17:03.360 are perfectly law-abiding and nice people but i think per capita the ones that are here

01:17:07.600 are quite criminal i think per capita they're up oh yeah that's right right it like their top 10

01:17:13.620 right nationalities really yeah um they're quite often in like a nail shop which is actually

01:17:20.520 laundering money or whatever stuff like that i know in scotland they're the third most overrepresented

01:17:25.500 and that's because they are involved in all of the cannabis grow operations that pop up

01:17:31.280 quite often they get sort of uh enslaved by criminal gangs that are involved in the um smuggling

01:17:37.920 unfortunately for the sake of time we have of course they're the albanians of the far east 1.00

01:17:41.560 got it um so you've also got this um pakistani immigrants demanding that japan becomes more islamic

01:17:49.420 and complaining about celebrating shinto festivals and how they get the day off and they just yeah

01:17:55.920 don't do that do not accommodate for them of course they've got the same problems that we've had as

01:18:01.140 well where pakistani men are targeting school girls this is exactly the same um and one thing that is

01:18:10.020 worth mentioning is that the japanese aren't afraid to just drag someone to the police station

01:18:14.940 they're going to be a bit more um civically minded than perhaps other european um or european

01:18:22.480 countries should i say which is interesting he's really going all the way there and then

01:18:28.160 taking care of business so i suppose to close it i want to see more civic mindedness don't um

01:18:37.080 disintegrate don't allow the broken window effect to to take effect if you will and just give up and

01:18:43.040 allow things to degrade be very conscious that you have a civic duty i think he was carrying them by

01:18:49.420 the underwear um that's a woman yeah i think so but anyway you should be um very vigilant in

01:18:55.660 defending your country defending your way of life um because if you aren't it will be eroded and

01:19:01.540 destroyed by the liberal government you have ngos and the liberal international order that's what 0.78

01:19:08.420 you're up against you've got your back up against a wall but things are already in motion things are

01:19:13.020 promising for japan in ways that they aren't in the rest of the western world so i hope it all works

01:19:17.880 out for you and one final thing i wanted to mention is i've got a youtube channel uh please

01:19:22.480 check out my new video i did it about how uh cats carry a parasite that can change human behavior

01:19:27.860 if that interests you check it out i bloody can't anyway let's go to the video comments um but also

01:19:35.300 jacob sends 50 on youtube thanks a lot man take my money and do great things well we'll do our best

01:19:41.740 uh ops uk says the first self-inflicted tsunami in japanese history what could go wrong

01:19:46.920 great point uh mark says uh imagine some bureaucrat comes to you and says i know you've lived in the

01:19:52.980 city of your entire life and so of all the generations before you but now it's that now it's

01:19:57.620 the home for a group of foreigners so that's crazy it's genuinely crazy imagine it yeah imagine if 1.00

01:20:03.120 that was your city it's like going along being normal and suddenly the government's like right so

01:20:06.920 you're taking 50 000 like pakistanis or venezuelans or whoever doesn't even matter where they put you 0.99

01:20:12.300 like what why we're setting a colony we're planting a colony of them in your town i didn't want that

01:20:17.680 why are you doing this to us anyway let's go to the first video comment her that she is punished and 1.00

01:20:23.840 she's torn to death and according to the sharia again when it comes to women they must be they must 1.00

01:20:33.080 there must be a hole dug in the in the in the earth in the in the ground and she must be covered 0.98

01:20:38.880 up to the half of the body so that her setter does not uh appear 1.00

01:20:47.080 that's in birmingham apparently

01:20:51.140 is that common in birmingham these days looks like he's dating from what they're preaching in the

01:20:57.420 masks reading from the ground probably reading from scripture yeah so get the next one

01:21:02.720 g'day guys menings games is doing another dev stream at 10 30 p.m bst 6 30 a.m australian time

01:21:12.980 and we're going to be working on our new our next game going viral so come and join us we're going to

01:21:18.800 be talking a whole lot of stuff not just games cheers koop i did some writing at the weekend

01:21:25.220 still a long way of finishing that novel but i'm prodded on you to get something done did he

01:21:31.120 yeah a number of times and i appreciate it as well um i've said i'll write a novel i've tried

01:21:37.260 writing many novels i haven't successfully written novels but there's a project i'm working on which

01:21:42.260 is going to be the magnum opus super is like a like a man of industry these days yeah i like

01:21:49.160 got the publishing business he's got the games business now he's got it all going on rohit says

01:21:54.280 i consider japan to be a high trust society and innovative people thanks to their products so

01:21:58.280 hopefully the social fabric isn't ruined by uh well unfortunately it i mean it is genuinely going

01:22:04.160 to be england was exactly the same like people i saw a thing pop up on facebook today talking about

01:22:09.360 how like you know there's an account from like you know 1900 of this kid who used to walk six miles

01:22:13.580 to go fishing in a small lake and just you know every every weekend or whatever he goes fishing

01:22:19.180 the small miles just walk off on his own when he was like six years old that's what my dad did in

01:22:22.500 scotland right because it was totally normal because we lived in a high trust safe society that was

01:22:27.200 literally like 99 native so everyone was born and raised with the same expectations and had the same

01:22:32.860 sort of moral framework uh wasn't on the on the on the out for children frankly it's the same

01:22:39.340 even for us when we was kids by the time i was 11 i was allowed to play out on my bike until

01:22:44.460 dusk yeah and it'd be fine it was fine yeah and if i knew it would be fine but like i wouldn't let

01:22:50.140 my 10 year old just go out forever now i'd be at now and even you know my age i was let out at like

01:22:57.660 six in the neighborhood and then eventually you know i was going off into the woods and what have

01:23:02.940 you by the age of about eight as long as i was with my friends yeah and uh people pointing out that

01:23:08.220 at least sancito doing well at 12.5 it's like yeah honestly superb but anyway let's go to the

01:23:13.100 comments on the website daniel butcher says i had a discussion with someone the other day she could

01:23:16.980 not understand how hysterical how it's not hysterical that someone's put up the flag for

01:23:21.140 this and not wave one for the women's football so again it is because they'd siloed it off into

01:23:28.500 the sports ball and don't get me wrong i'm not against the women's football i'm glad they're doing

01:23:32.740 well you know this is anything we're winning in frankly so good for them and at least they are all

01:23:37.220 english as well um but uh but no this this is uh political now now zesty king says liking england

01:23:44.460 only in the context of a sporting event is simply plastic patriotism 100 i keep seeing them saying

01:23:50.140 oh the plastic patriots it's like okay but that's you you know you guys only like the country or claim

01:23:56.040 to like the country when it's trying to put everyone back in the box it's like sorry no i'm not having

01:24:01.240 that not having that baron van warhawk says if the police have time to investigate english flags being

01:24:05.900 graffitied onto crosswalks they have time to investigate grooming gangs and knife crimes well

01:24:09.940 they don't that's the thing they've made that they've made their choice they've decided that

01:24:14.680 they are going to investigate the racists rather than the criminals uh roman observer says painting

01:24:21.300 uh regarding the painting flags it's vandalism okay it's rude but you can't rely on the working

01:24:25.720 class to rise up against the liberal regime and they complain that they don't act like proper

01:24:28.640 etonians sure but they know that vandalizing people's property is wrong you know the working

01:24:34.040 class are actually not barbarians uh they are well aware that you know vandalizing property is wrong

01:24:39.600 um but also i think it really just changes the tone of the debate that's the problem i'm not like you

01:24:44.540 know condemning these guys or anything and i i thought what they said was important you know we're doing

01:24:48.760 this for your future and that really is what this is about um so being irresponsible just creates

01:24:54.940 friction that doesn't need to be doesn't need to exist that's the problem it is somewhat

01:24:58.980 inevitable though isn't it that these yes are going to happen it is 100 inevitable that when

01:25:03.720 you have a mass movement that seems to be sweeping the nation you're going to get a few prats

01:25:08.460 that's totally true very much so uh dan says man injured by glass bottle has the same absurd energy

01:25:14.060 as man killed by bullet from gun as if the weapon simply sprang to life and went berserk yeah that's

01:25:18.180 exactly it uh omar says like carl said i think the first time trump believed democracy tm worked

01:25:23.880 as advertised and with taking charge he could just course correct i i really think that's true i

01:25:28.900 really think i mean and you know in all the naivety of it honestly there was a there was a there's a

01:25:34.180 part of me that kind of likes that trump was that naive you know because it's like you know when i

01:25:39.220 started supporting trump i was like okay well he better not be like evil you know that i was worried

01:25:44.840 about it but trump actually has really come out as like seeming to be a good guy frankly and that that

01:25:50.820 sort of naive optimism uh is part of the package and i just like the fact that he's been through

01:25:56.400 the hero's journey now and now he's crushing his enemies it's like okay well i tried i tried to be

01:26:00.940 good and now we're just you're all screwed it is good to see that um he's had enough time in the big

01:26:07.360 chair yeah uh to know what he's doing and be comfortable in his own skin wielding power but he's

01:26:13.420 also been through the rack yeah you know they've also had him in the dungeons you know and if at any

01:26:18.140 point you're going to really wield your power it's at the beginning of your second term yeah so

01:26:24.640 he's doing it he's doing it it's great malakam says when filling out your taxes here in the u.s

01:26:29.900 there are lines on the tax forms for illicit gains and crypto that you're lost you were asked to fill

01:26:34.360 in did you make any illegal money this year yeah i did well you gotta pay taxes on it well we're not

01:26:40.840 gonna go to the cops but you still gotta pay your tax i remember reading a story where they asked i think

01:26:46.120 it was for a tourist visa or immigration or something but it's a british person and that

01:26:51.440 there was a question like are you a terrorist and they clicked yes and were detained like

01:26:56.660 also why would you color that in or check it or whatever i mean at least you know you're doing

01:27:03.740 with an honest terror a crispy on youtube says saffa who moved moved to the uk keep up the great work

01:27:09.120 i didn't come around a dinghy then they don't worry we didn't think you did um my dad's a britain

01:27:13.560 uh my african's gran still seethes that my mom married a brit fly your flag so my gran seethes 0.94

01:27:18.620 oh be nice to your gran uh lars says isn't trump more of a marius than a sulla

01:27:24.000 we've been through this you could call him a gracchi you could call him marius you could call him a

01:27:28.520 sir you could call him a caesar you could call him there's a whole number of parallels there's there's

01:27:33.600 no perfect fit yeah anyone yeah but yeah i mean and let's be fair marius and sulla both persecuted

01:27:40.280 their political enemies so yeah so very quickly say i saw a very good take on twitter the other day

01:27:44.780 where i said no the gracchi was back in um like um the years of taft and um teddy roosevelt and stuff

01:27:52.900 so now we're down to like we're in like the diocletian years now like trump some sort of

01:27:58.760 vespasian or diocletian type something way it was interesting it was a good it was a good taste

01:28:03.920 it was a good take i was interested by it so you can i don't think it's got there though i think i

01:28:08.940 think that the the republican parallel is more apt i do think i think so i think a guy from hungary

01:28:15.940 says the japanese are in this weird western upside down mode i haven't been to benadol but i'd assume

01:28:21.360 the spanish locals would prefer the average english scouse to the average sub-saharan i don't know

01:28:25.780 um i don't know but uh you know the the thing is like that's a that's a tourist economy that they

01:28:33.440 operate you know japan is not operating a purely tourist economy i imagine the average scouse that

01:28:38.740 goes to benadol is probably actually more violent than quite possibly talking from experience every

01:28:47.160 scouse i've met has threatened me it's not even a joke quite possibly um chance says i find it very

01:28:54.720 difficult to feel positively about the trump campaign since the epstein files betrayal that

01:28:58.400 case has become an allegiance litmus test and trump failed miserably after running on its release

01:29:02.660 yeah it is very very annoying um i want i wanted the epstein files out as well but i don't know what

01:29:09.560 can you do you know and the things he keeps doing other things are good and that was basically his

01:29:13.480 argument as well essentially i can't get this out because of reasons he can't tell us but he is doing

01:29:19.080 a bunch of other good stuff okay well we just got to take the good stuff while we can i completely agree

01:29:23.020 that i came out and even did a thing about how it's trump the whole trump train is a bit ruined

01:29:27.760 for me because of that however one small thing to say um very recently i think over the weekend or

01:29:32.600 on friday or something gillaine maxwell was supposed to have said that under oath that she never saw

01:29:38.200 trump actually do anything illegal she also said that epstein certainly wasn't working for mossad though

01:29:44.440 it's like but your dad worked for mossad yeah so like i'm sorry i'm not taking your word for it

01:29:48.740 can't trust her as far as you can throw her of course yeah right so you know unfortunately it's

01:29:52.640 one of those things where it's like you know can't take any of them seriously um austria becoming a

01:29:58.100 sharia law country needs more attention than it had uh well i i made a video on it made a video on it

01:30:03.920 a little while ago um anyway so uh kevin and we'll end on this uh there is a legal system to follow yes

01:30:10.260 when the republicans are in power when the democrats are in charge not so much and when they can't figure

01:30:14.940 it out they will simply lie their way through well yes but at the end of the day one of the

01:30:18.720 reasons i support the republicans and not the democrats is because of these things you know

01:30:22.840 the republicans at least try to do things the right way and so getting getting results and doing things

01:30:28.460 the right way i'm all for it uh but also i mean trump's been really great on the immigration issue

01:30:32.460 i wish we had someone half as good on immigration like anyway unfortunately on that note we are out of

01:30:37.700 time so thank you very much for joining us folks it's very fun to be back on youtube uh if you want

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - August 25, 2025

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1237

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