The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1259

00:00:00.080 Hello and welcome to the podcast of Lotus Eaters, episode 1,259.

00:00:07.780 I'm your host, Harry, and I'm joined by Beau and Dan.

00:00:12.320 Yes, you've got an extra treat, the three most based Lotus Eaters, all in one go.

00:00:17.100 Obviously, they had to put me and Beau at either end of the table just to balance things out a bit.

00:00:20.820 We can't have a based overload shorting the equipment.

00:00:23.640 True, true.

00:00:25.020 Anyway, today we're going to talk about the Epping Hotel protests were justified the whole time.

00:00:31.080 I think I mentioned this a little bit in a segment last week, but it's good to reinforce that,

00:00:36.060 yeah, there was a reason they were out, and it's never a good reason.

00:00:39.420 I'm going to be going through Fraser Nelson and his lies, of which there are many.

00:00:44.140 We only have a limited amount of time, so I might have to split this into multiple.

00:00:47.640 I won't, actually.

00:00:49.040 And then we're going to be talking about Trump dropping a truth nuke on the UN.

00:00:54.380 Which I have no idea about, so I'm interested to find out.

00:00:57.660 Anyway, buy Islander, buy a mug.

00:01:01.720 Someone from the back room stole the one that I was using, so I'm back to my normal one.

00:01:05.660 And buy things for us because you love us.

00:01:08.520 Anyway, let's get on with it.

00:01:10.460 So this is Haddish Kebabtu, I think.

00:01:14.720 I'm not very good with full names, but Haddish Kebabtu from Ethiopia.

00:01:19.500 You'll know him because he's the chap behind the Epping Bell Hotel protest that went on for quite a while, as you'll remember.

00:01:30.420 In fact, I've got a photo of that.

00:01:32.360 Here we go.

00:01:32.760 The Bell Hotel in Epping.

00:01:35.160 This was the one that was right next to a school, correct?

00:01:38.200 Yes.

00:01:39.040 Yes.

00:01:39.580 And the individual in question was a bit naughty, and we go through that why, which caused all of these people to come out who were immediately branded as far-right and thugs and all the rest of it.

00:01:53.380 As you can see here, they're just an ordinary bunch of people, mostly concerned mothers.

00:01:59.400 But no, that didn't stop them from being smeared relentlessly in the press all summer for being far-right racist thugs.

00:02:07.140 So what's the story with, yes, old Haddish Kebabtu here, or however you pronounce it.

00:02:14.180 I might be butchering that.

00:02:15.660 So on the...

00:02:16.300 Who cares?

00:02:17.220 Yes, good point.

00:02:18.320 Good point.

00:02:18.620 On the 29th of June of this year, he arrived in a small boat.

00:02:25.600 By the 7th of July, he was committing offences.

00:02:30.680 So less than a thought, no.

00:02:31.880 Yes.

00:02:34.080 On the 7th of July, he made sexual assault on a 14-year-old girl in school uniform.

00:02:41.480 And we will see a little bit later his comments on his version of events of what happened.

00:02:47.940 It's comically bad.

00:02:49.840 Well, it's not comical, but it is, you know, his version of what went down there.

00:02:54.720 The following day, he made the same advances on the same girl, spotting her coming out of school again.

00:03:01.240 A sexual assault on a woman who tried to intervene.

00:03:06.120 So, yes, not a particularly glorious start to his time in our hospitality.

00:03:11.760 Later that same day, at 5 o'clock, he is arrested.

00:03:15.020 I'll give you footage of the arrest there.

00:03:18.200 A few days later, the protests begin outside the hotel because, quite understandably, local parents are not wildly happy about housing sexual predators in their mids next to a school.

00:03:28.600 Which immediately results in the national press branding them all as far-right thugs, as we have mentioned.

00:03:36.840 Now, come later July, the local council, in a surprise act of actually giving a damn about their local citizens, which is not the sort of thing you expect,

00:03:47.500 applied for an injunction to have this Bell Hotel closed down, or at least remove the asylum seekers from it.

00:03:56.240 Well, you know, only under pressure.

00:03:58.560 They didn't do it of their own free volition, out of conviction.

00:04:01.820 Yes, good point.

00:04:02.120 It was only because there was loads of pressure on them to do it.

00:04:05.540 Yes, fair point.

00:04:05.680 Yes.

00:04:06.420 But even so, it is still quite remarkable where, even under pressure, any public authority in Britain gives a damn about the English people.

00:04:16.000 Judge Stephen Eyre, something like that, granted an injunction against it and ordered the removal of the asylum seekers.

00:04:25.520 At which point the Court of Appeal came in, and they overturned the injunction, allowing the asylum seekers to remain at the Bell Hotel.

00:04:35.120 And their reasoning, I think we must have covered this at the time, it wouldn't be surprised if one of you two were the ones that covered this,

00:04:40.660 but their reasoning was that the national interest in asylum housing outweighs concerns of local sexual assaults.

00:04:50.540 I believe the wording that was used by the judge was that it was better to maintain the status quo.

00:04:58.620 Yes.

00:04:59.200 The status quo being young girls being assaulted.

00:05:03.220 Quite, yes.

00:05:04.840 And he said that the courts must avoid giving weight to citizens, because as it would incentivise further protests,

00:05:12.280 because of course no one else is going to want a bunch of sexual predators and immigrants living in their area either,

00:05:17.400 and if you let it in one place, then it's going to happen all over the place.

00:05:20.280 But, I mean, that bit of logic I can't fault, it's just evil and wrong.

00:05:26.280 Was that the judge that was a Fabian?

00:05:28.600 Well, we perhaps don't have time to get into his early life section.

00:05:33.460 There are certain characteristics that wouldn't surprise you, but still.

00:05:36.620 Yes, and his political background.

00:05:39.660 But yes, there's a bit of Fabian links thrown in there as well.

00:05:42.700 That's the one.

00:05:44.060 Yeah.

00:05:44.320 That's the one.

00:05:44.980 You can look into him in your own time.

00:05:46.800 Yes.

00:05:47.480 So, effectively, the needs of the asylum seekers outweighs the needs of concerned local parents and schoolgirls trying to get to school.

00:05:58.980 Why I'm mentioning this now is because, you know, this chap, Haddish Kababtu, has been sentenced.

00:06:07.740 He's going to get 12 months' custodial sentence.

00:06:11.100 But, of course, 12 months' custodial sentence does not actually mean 12 months' custodial sentence, not in this country,

00:06:18.220 because that's going to be less any time that he's already served,

00:06:21.020 and then the 40% rule will apply, which will mean he'll be out in about three months, so by Christmas.

00:06:28.280 Right.

00:06:29.040 Yes.

00:06:29.540 And then not deported?

00:06:31.540 Well, he could self-deport.

00:06:36.120 Right.

00:06:36.640 And he has expressed to his solicitor that that is his current intention, to self-deport afterwards,

00:06:42.800 because, of course, he hasn't seen much of the UK so far.

00:06:46.520 He was only here for a few days before he was arrested.

00:06:49.540 So if he had spent more time at the hotel, of course, he would have received all those lovely pamphlets that they get,

00:06:56.840 saying these are all the benefits you're entitled to, and this is how you go about claiming a house,

00:07:02.880 and, you know, this is how you make it impossible for yourself to deport.

00:07:06.100 Operation Scatter will be putting you in somebody's neighbourhood soon enough anyway.

00:07:09.980 Yes.

00:07:10.660 So he hasn't had a chance to see all of that material, but no doubt these organisations probably work inside prisons,

00:07:18.200 so, or if not, he'd be speaking to other people in prison and be like, yeah, you've got a good thing here,

00:07:22.660 you don't want to go back.

00:07:24.000 Didn't get much of a chance to, you know, see Lincoln Cathedral and Stonehenge.

00:07:27.980 No, he wasn't inspired by the rich culture of the nation or anything like that.

00:07:31.340 The thing that I get from this is that how quickly he started his sex crime.

00:07:37.320 Yes.

00:07:37.800 Was that, it says to me that that's why he was here, it's one of the reasons why he was here, is to do that.

00:07:45.020 I think that's a sound observation.

00:07:46.740 And the fact that he wants to go back now, I guess to his country of origin, back to, is it Ethiopia you say?

00:07:51.940 Yes.

00:07:52.720 That, well, the pickings are easier there for him, so he didn't really, he thought he could get away with it here,

00:07:58.800 that's what he probably heard on the grapevine.

00:08:00.420 Yes.

00:08:00.880 And the fact that he can't, well, may as well go home then.

00:08:05.440 I mean, in terms of real consequences, he basically has gotten away with it.

00:08:10.180 Oh, of course.

00:08:10.680 And if he chooses not to leave the country of his own volition, then let's think through the logic,

00:08:16.560 judging by other cases that we've seen of similar things.

00:08:19.860 Well, now he has been convicted of a sexual assault charge, he has gone to prison,

00:08:25.900 so the likelihood would be that were he to return to his own country,

00:08:29.760 that that might put a target on his back.

00:08:32.620 Well, actually, there is a...

00:08:33.980 Therefore, the human rights grounds for not deporting him will be,

00:08:38.460 well, we have to keep him in this country now,

00:08:40.420 because otherwise they might put him in prison or give him the death penalty.

00:08:44.660 Yes, actually, GB News interviewed an immigration lawyer on the subject,

00:08:47.560 and he said, well, now that he's a convicted sex criminal,

00:08:53.520 Ethiopia will almost certainly refuse him, and then that's it.

00:08:57.620 Oh, right.

00:08:58.060 So that's fine, you know, he just has to stay now.

00:09:01.720 That's how it is.

00:09:02.500 I'm also going to mention, I won't give a lot of time, but it's worth pointing out,

00:09:08.640 this chap, I think he's the one on the right, and his adorable wife here,

00:09:15.440 this is the Muslim chap who attacks somebody with a knife outside a consulate in London,

00:09:23.460 because that man was criticising Islam,

00:09:26.660 and he came at him with a knife screaming,

00:09:29.000 I'm going to kill you, hacking at him with a blade.

00:09:33.060 He's escaped all sentence.

00:09:36.260 So basically, the precedent has been set that if somebody is insulting a Muslim's faith,

00:09:43.060 attacking them with a knife leads to no consequences whatsoever.

00:09:46.620 So this post here says spared jail,

00:09:49.660 but what you're saying is not even convicted of anything.

00:09:52.800 No, he got a deferred sentence.

00:09:55.560 No, he was convicted, but his sentence was suspended.

00:09:59.680 That's the one, suspended sentence, yeah.

00:10:02.300 What are they going to do, put the protester in prison instead?

00:10:05.800 Probably.

00:10:06.480 No, he did.

00:10:07.140 Actually, yes.

00:10:07.960 Yes.

00:10:09.120 That's what they did.

00:10:11.480 That is what they did.

00:10:12.800 So, one Muslim in London burning a Quran,

00:10:15.840 another Muslim attacks him with a knife.

00:10:17.720 If the knife wielder doesn't go to prison,

00:10:23.260 and the Quran burner does,

00:10:25.940 neither individual should really be here at all.

00:10:29.760 So, I mean, that's the point,

00:10:30.640 and I think you might cover the Trump speech later on.

00:10:33.140 One of the bits he mentions in that is we're operating under Sharia law in this country.

00:10:37.000 Well, no, in the sense that we haven't passed the Sharia law of 2025 bill through Parliament,

00:10:44.480 but effectively we've got there through decisions like this.

00:10:47.580 So, that's worth pointing out.

00:10:48.900 So, it's just worth remembering, you know,

00:10:51.660 Lucy Connolly, a tweet that Starmer didn't like,

00:10:55.840 30 months in jail.

00:10:59.560 Hadash Kebabtu, whatever, 12 months,

00:11:03.460 which will actually be four months, maybe three.

00:11:05.800 This guy, suspended sentence,

00:11:09.600 and Ricky Jones, the Black Labour councillor

00:11:13.020 who was calling for people to have their throats slit.

00:11:15.880 No, no, he got off as well.

00:11:18.000 So, that's where we are.

00:11:19.340 Let's have a quick look at the BBC coverage, are we?

00:11:21.220 Because we've got this delightful little arrest video

00:11:25.560 where we get to see this chap, in his own words,

00:11:28.640 explain what was going on.

00:11:30.680 And bear in mind, this is the type of person

00:11:33.160 that our government is supporting

00:11:35.840 to the tune of six billion a year,

00:11:38.040 and we have 4,000 immigration lawyers

00:11:40.480 making sure that we get as many of these people as possible

00:11:42.860 and none of them ever go back.

00:11:44.400 Let's hear from him, shall we?

00:11:46.260 It's now 1715.

00:11:47.920 I'm arresting you on suspicion of sexual assault

00:11:49.560 on a female under 16 years old.

00:11:51.000 So, you didn't have to say anything.

00:11:52.320 It may harm your defence if you did not mention when questioned,

00:11:54.160 something which you later rely on in court.

00:11:55.580 Anything you do say may be given evidence, OK?

00:11:57.320 We're arresting you for prompting and effective investigation

00:11:58.900 by being something to you and prevent harm to yourself or others, OK?

00:12:02.160 No problem.

00:12:03.060 So, give us two minutes.

00:12:03.880 We'll just bottom a few things out,

00:12:05.060 and then we'll start getting rid of the people.

00:12:07.940 How much we need?

00:12:09.200 Yeah, well, I'll pull that round.

00:12:10.960 What do you mean, how much we need?

00:12:11.980 How much we need in the office?

00:12:13.360 How many hours in the office?

00:12:15.480 You'll go to the police station now.

00:12:17.460 OK.

00:12:18.080 So, you're under arrest.

00:12:19.640 Wow, I'm research.

00:12:20.800 Yeah, do you want to jump out?

00:12:21.760 I'm going to cuff you this way.

00:12:22.460 No, I'm not screaming after that.

00:12:23.380 Jump out for me.

00:12:24.320 OK, no problem.

00:12:26.180 Jump out for me, it's easier.

00:12:27.420 I can't get your bag, yeah.

00:12:28.220 Jump up, stand up.

00:12:30.080 OK.

00:12:30.480 Okay, hands like this for me.

00:12:31.460 OK.

00:12:33.600 Thank you.

00:12:46.440 The excuse is coming.

00:12:47.580 Just kind of step on this.

00:12:48.580 Put that in there for me, sir.

00:12:49.240 OK, she's right.

00:12:50.520 Give me one second, I'll pull you back.

00:12:51.800 Yeah, she's right.

00:12:52.240 The lady in blue.

00:12:53.740 Yeah, the lady, yeah.

00:12:54.680 She's drinking, and I pass.

00:12:56.480 Please follow me.

00:12:57.200 You are black man.

00:12:57.920 You are coming, man.

00:12:58.760 You are coming my home.

00:13:00.000 Just a child.

00:13:00.660 Yeah, just a child.

00:13:01.280 So the allegation is that you've touched a child on the inside of the groin.

00:13:05.620 I am a teacher.

00:13:06.100 Come over here, I need to search you.

00:13:07.280 Don't cry, it's going to be OK.

00:13:08.880 Come, step onto the pavement so I've got a little bit more room.

00:13:11.900 You can leave your shoes on, it's OK.

00:13:13.620 Step onto the pavement here.

00:13:15.220 No, no.

00:13:15.780 Stand up.

00:13:16.420 Stand up.

00:13:16.620 Stand.

00:13:17.060 Up.

00:13:17.780 There we go.

00:13:18.140 And then towards me.

00:13:18.780 Watch.

00:13:19.500 Follow.

00:13:19.740 Showing him how to step onto the curb, yes.

00:13:23.160 So after sexually assaulting this 14-year-old girl, his excuse was, is that she came out

00:13:30.560 of school, immediately got drunk, saw him, and said, you black man, you come to my house.

00:13:37.720 You're right.

00:13:38.300 Yes.

00:13:38.900 Yeah.

00:13:39.420 Sure.

00:13:40.460 The jury found that that was not a credible defence.

00:13:43.680 They didn't believe that.

00:13:45.540 But I suppose he had to make an attempt to defend himself.

00:13:51.880 Of course...

00:13:52.520 I think the thing there was as well, just like, he seemed like he was having fun at first.

00:13:57.800 Yes.

00:13:58.200 He was smiling and kind of joking along with them.

00:14:00.480 He didn't care.

00:14:01.720 He didn't care.

00:14:02.300 And then he starts to think, oh, there might be consequences to this, and he just flips.

00:14:06.220 To be fair, a lot of third worlders, when they've been caught out, they do give you

00:14:09.140 that sort of shit-eating grin where they just smile through it and hope it's going to be

00:14:12.100 okay.

00:14:12.480 That is a thing.

00:14:14.460 But then also, it's like a child.

00:14:16.740 Yes.

00:14:17.220 It's literally like the thought process and mind of a child.

00:14:21.280 There may be a reason for that.

00:14:22.520 I'm not sure we can go on to that.

00:14:23.100 Everything about it is alien.

00:14:24.680 You can barely speak English at all.

00:14:28.980 Attempting to cry and then just stop in and throwing his sandals off, kneeling down,

00:14:33.580 and not understanding how to step up a curb.

00:14:37.160 It's just, this is an alien person who doesn't belong in this country.

00:14:40.120 Yes.

00:14:41.540 We must turn our mind, of course, to the victims of this crime, and the judge did exactly that.

00:14:47.960 He turned his mind to the victims.

00:14:49.860 And so what, because you know they do those victim impact statements.

00:14:53.620 So let's have a look at what the judge's concerns was.

00:14:55.920 The judge was concerned that the impact of his offences would have on the other asylum seekers

00:15:01.320 at the Bell Hotel.

00:15:03.160 So we are thinking about the real victims here, the other asylum seekers.

00:15:06.660 That's nice.

00:15:08.480 I'm glad that they did that.

00:15:10.940 And just, this is a point I'll get on in my segment as well.

00:15:15.420 This man would be the exact same person if he had come through some safe asylum route as well.

00:15:22.360 Just getting on the boat and using that method to get over here doesn't suddenly do,

00:15:27.760 there's no alchemical process of crossing the channel that turns you into a kiddie fiddler.

00:15:33.940 These people are the same no matter what process they use.

00:15:39.180 Well, whether they're the 50,000 that come by boat, the 100,000 that comes in the back of the lorries,

00:15:44.360 or the one, or at least a number of the 1 million that come in through perfectly legal routes

00:15:49.760 that the Home Office allows, that is all right.

00:15:51.680 Of course, our shitlibs have egg on their face for this.

00:15:55.840 Kevin Maguire pointing out, you know, there's no paedophiles or rapists inside this hotel.

00:16:00.780 Well, I mean, there is.

00:16:01.780 I mean, that's been proven.

00:16:02.860 There's at least one.

00:16:04.020 Yes.

00:16:05.040 Very minimal of one.

00:16:06.620 I think there was another one, was there not?

00:16:08.620 But anyway.

00:16:09.400 Yeah, I think you might be right.

00:16:10.980 I didn't look into that on this one.

00:16:13.780 So let's talk about Haddish Kebab 2.

00:16:20.060 So apparently he was an Ethiopian sports teacher.

00:16:24.100 Now he left Ethiopia and he travelled through the Sudan, through Libya, across the Mediterranean,

00:16:31.860 through Italy and France before arriving in the UK.

00:16:37.100 Now the rules are you're supposed to stop at the first safe country you come to,

00:16:40.940 and he's travelled through at least three.

00:16:42.340 And I'd actually point out that Ethiopia is actually more stable and safe than Libya and Sudan.

00:16:49.400 So he crossed through two countries that are more dangerous than the country he started in,

00:16:53.820 then went through two safe countries before coming here.

00:16:58.640 Ethiopia, I mean, well, put it this way.

00:17:02.260 This is the number of flights going to Ethiopia.

00:17:04.600 This is not an unsafe country.

00:17:07.540 They have functional courts and government and all the rest of it.

00:17:11.260 You know, these are just flights from London to Ethiopia today.

00:17:17.040 Not an unsafe country, not somewhere.

00:17:22.840 I mean, if this was an unsafe country, there would not be dozens of flights going there every single day.

00:17:29.000 The Foreign and Commonwealth Office aren't advising people not to travel to Ethiopia?

00:17:32.620 No, they're not.

00:17:33.040 Probably advising not to go to Sudan.

00:17:36.080 Yes, fair point.

00:17:36.660 Which is a war zone.

00:17:38.280 Well, that would be reasonable, wouldn't it?

00:17:40.080 Yeah.

00:17:40.300 I didn't shake so much.

00:17:40.820 So to go from a safe country to here for who knows what reason,

00:17:46.280 he decided I'm going to pass through at least one war zone,

00:17:50.740 because I'm in such danger teaching children here.

00:17:53.480 Yes.

00:17:53.680 The 2022 Nationalities and Border Act, which was passed post-Brexit,

00:18:00.600 gives the authorities the powers to treat claims as inadmissible

00:18:05.520 if they're passing through a safe third country,

00:18:08.560 of which, of course, Italy and France would qualify.

00:18:13.100 So we can just treat his asylum claim as simply illegitimate, inadmissible,

00:18:19.740 and immediately remove him.

00:18:21.800 Except, of course, we can't because we don't have any return agreements of any countries.

00:18:27.340 And in this case, as the immigration lawyer, which I didn't play,

00:18:29.740 pointed out, Ethiopia would just say,

00:18:31.820 well, no, he's a sex criminal now, so he's not coming back.

00:18:34.400 Now, illegal entry into the UK is actually an illegal act

00:18:38.100 under the 1971 Immigration Act.

00:18:42.440 Under existing law, you can get four years in jail for that.

00:18:46.380 However, that is never applied,

00:18:48.060 because they just ship them straight into the asylum system,

00:18:51.140 such as hotels.

00:18:53.240 There's no working return agreement with Ethiopia.

00:18:59.100 And so basically, all of these people, they end up stuck in limbo,

00:19:02.240 just being ferried around hotels, HMOs,

00:19:05.940 until eventually it's decided that it's too much trouble,

00:19:08.320 and they're just going to give them indefinite leave to remain,

00:19:10.320 and then they just disappear into the housing system somewhere.

00:19:13.180 And then some of those will even get then turned into full citizens,

00:19:16.160 because they can say, well, look, I've had indefinite leave to remain for five,

00:19:19.240 ten years, you know, what's going ahead.

00:19:22.620 That's how you become just as British as myself, Dan, or Beau.

00:19:26.440 Yes, yes.

00:19:27.100 And why are we in this situation?

00:19:29.920 Prime contender is going to be the ECHR,

00:19:32.440 the European Court of Human Rights.

00:19:33.920 Article 5 of the European Convention of Human Rights

00:19:36.620 guarantees liberty unless detention is linked to imminent deportation.

00:19:43.680 And since apparently we can't do that, there's no detention involved.

00:19:52.360 UK courts have consistently shown they will go against the government

00:19:57.200 on the few token efforts that they have made to remove people.

00:20:01.080 And the prison capacity, we've got 88,000 places in the UK,

00:20:05.400 and they're all full.

00:20:06.860 And they need the tiny handful, and it is a tiny handful,

00:20:10.180 it's like a few hundred spaces they have left at any given time,

00:20:12.800 and they need those just in case anybody tweets something

00:20:15.680 that Keir Starmer doesn't agree with.

00:20:18.180 So, yes, that doesn't happen either.

00:20:20.920 So, in order to solve this, you might be thinking,

00:20:23.520 oh, well, this is unsolvable.

00:20:24.560 No.

00:20:25.620 This is a political choice, and we can overturn this at any time we want.

00:20:31.160 All it requires is withdrawing from the ECHR

00:20:34.400 and passing legislation that expressly allows detention

00:20:38.700 and instructs UK courts to disregard Strasbourg.

00:20:43.920 That's all it takes.

00:20:45.580 We have parliamentary sovereignty in this country.

00:20:48.480 Parliament, with enough of a majority,

00:20:50.420 you could write up any bill and pass it,

00:20:54.640 and it would be law.

00:20:55.640 And when there's one party that does enjoy a large majority,

00:21:02.320 such as Boris Johnson with an 80-seat majority, you might think.

00:21:05.660 Or Sir Keir Starmer.

00:21:07.020 Oh, indeed, yes.

00:21:08.220 He's got a massive majority.

00:21:10.200 Yes.

00:21:10.480 He could whip his party into passing such a bill.

00:21:14.740 It could be done tomorrow.

00:21:17.140 It could be done tomorrow.

00:21:17.720 So we know that it's legally possible.

00:21:23.780 All it requires is those two steps that I've already talked about.

00:21:26.640 It's also morally right.

00:21:28.460 Well, there is that, yes.

00:21:30.000 I mean, I didn't go there on the basis that it's a long time

00:21:32.940 since this country has done anything morally right,

00:21:34.780 and therefore it didn't occur to me to make that line of argument.

00:21:37.300 But you are correct.

00:21:38.120 That is actually an important point.

00:21:40.940 Also, we should look at international precedents on this.

00:21:43.600 So Australia runs an offshore detention processing camps.

00:21:49.000 They use a couple of islands for it.

00:21:50.680 This is one of them, Nauru.

00:21:53.020 I think I'm getting that right.

00:21:55.400 Now, that is off the coast of Australia.

00:21:59.600 And to give you some sense of how far,

00:22:04.000 I might need to zoom out a bit.

00:22:10.280 Bear with me.

00:22:11.140 There we go.

00:22:11.660 There it is.

00:22:12.100 Now, anybody who tries to get into Australia gets shipped off there.

00:22:17.820 You're welcome to run swim back.

00:22:20.140 None of them do.

00:22:21.540 Now, that is quite...

00:22:22.720 And apparently in Australia, that is a completely...

00:22:26.380 I mean, it's just non-political point.

00:22:28.760 Even the lefties don't try and argue against this.

00:22:31.680 That is thoroughly sensible.

00:22:34.320 Before I tell you my solution, I thought...

00:22:36.100 Although, just to quickly say,

00:22:37.600 Australia is still flooded with legal migrants.

00:22:40.440 Well, there is that, yes.

00:22:41.260 But at least they got that element of it out of the way.

00:22:46.100 I also thought, before I give you my solution,

00:22:48.880 I might just quickly tell you the process if you or I were to try and illegally enter Ethiopia.

00:22:55.880 So, we would be processed by the Refugees and Returns Service of Ethiopia, the RSS.

00:23:02.660 We would be held under the Immigration Proclamation No. 354-2003,

00:23:10.320 where making an illegal entry would result in fines and custodial sentences.

00:23:15.940 And as British nationals, we could be forcibly returned to the UK.

00:23:20.440 They would cuff us, put us on a flight,

00:23:22.660 and the UK authorities would cooperate and take receivership of us at the other end.

00:23:27.100 So, it works that way round.

00:23:30.100 Sounds pretty reasonable.

00:23:31.520 Yes.

00:23:32.420 How many cases are there of native Brits attempting to illegally enter Ethiopia?

00:23:39.240 Oh, it must be a terrible problem over there.

00:23:41.060 I suspect it's not a huge number, but the point remains,

00:23:44.700 there are intact procedures to sort it out if it's the other way,

00:23:48.980 which is worth bearing in mind.

00:23:50.320 So, my key point in this is, look, this is a political choice.

00:23:57.200 And I think they're doing it because if they can keep us on the 50,000 people

00:24:01.440 that arrive by small boats,

00:24:03.200 we're not looking at the 100,000 people who come on the back of a lorry,

00:24:07.100 or the people who overstay their visas,

00:24:09.700 or the million-plus people that come perfectly legally

00:24:12.820 because the Home Office stamps a bit of paper for them,

00:24:15.840 and then they just decide, oh, yeah, we're never going back again.

00:24:18.420 And let's bring over our entire extended family as well.

00:24:23.560 Yes, of course.

00:24:24.860 Or we're going to take sick Palestinian children,

00:24:29.460 and then after they've been here for like an hour,

00:24:32.180 they can then say, I want my family to join me,

00:24:34.600 and then their family can join them, and so on and so on.

00:24:37.960 But how would the NHS function without all of them?

00:24:42.040 Yes.

00:24:42.400 Well, the proportion of immigrants as patients in the NHS

00:24:47.140 is higher than the proportion of staff, so...

00:24:50.100 That can't be right.

00:24:51.120 Yes, well, you would think so listening to the narrative, wouldn't you?

00:24:54.840 So, what's my solution on this?

00:24:57.000 Well, I like this Nauru thing.

00:25:00.220 I give you St Helena's.

00:25:03.020 Now, that is a lovely little line.

00:25:05.360 It's got some historical sniffiness, this one, hasn't it, Beau?

00:25:08.280 Yeah.

00:25:09.140 We kept a short Frenchman there once, didn't we?

00:25:10.920 Yeah.

00:25:11.580 Right.

00:25:12.460 The Corsican monster.

00:25:14.300 Yes.

00:25:14.740 Napoleon Bonaparte.

00:25:15.860 So, there we go.

00:25:16.620 So, it has been used as a type of prison island before.

00:25:20.580 So, it's in the right neighbourhood.

00:25:23.640 Actually, I'd better zoom back into it, so I can give you my solution.

00:25:27.020 Now, this is a UK territory, so we can do what we want with it.

00:25:31.220 No further international treaties need to be put together on this.

00:25:35.920 And what do I have in mind?

00:25:37.380 What I have in mind is kind of military spec tents, camp beds, barbed wire, maybe a few

00:25:46.520 heating units if you're feeling generous, a couple of shipping containers put down to

00:25:51.660 store bulk dried food goods, maybe a couple of watchtowers as a perimeter, maybe a couple

00:25:59.880 of toilet blocks.

00:26:00.940 You know, we've got to be nice.

00:26:02.540 A couple of canteens, again, in shipping containers.

00:26:04.960 A big trench.

00:26:06.140 Well, you could do, but I'm going to be nice.

00:26:08.240 I'm going to make it feel homely for them.

00:26:09.580 It's the best you get at Glastonbury.

00:26:11.140 It's a giant cesspit, don't you?

00:26:12.540 And people pay, what, like 800 quid to go to Glastonbury or whatever it is?

00:26:16.400 I feel sorry for the normal, law-abiding citizens of St Helena.

00:26:20.440 Well, that's why I stress...

00:26:21.180 I guess we'd have to move them back.

00:26:22.580 You have to move them somewhere.

00:26:23.360 That's why I stress the point about barbed wire and watchtowers.

00:26:26.040 Okay.

00:26:27.080 Now, everything I've described there, I've done the numbers.

00:26:30.640 The capex for what I'm talking about is something between 40 to 80k per person.

00:26:37.100 There's still loads.

00:26:38.980 It is.

00:26:41.300 But when you put that into...

00:26:43.760 Let me give an example, right?

00:26:45.580 Let's take just this bit in the middle.

00:26:47.160 You see that bit in the row there?

00:26:48.140 So let's just like that.

00:26:49.700 Okay, so that bit there, no one's using it.

00:26:54.720 Middle of the island, that's about 200 acres.

00:26:58.360 You could get 80,000 immigrants in that at a density of...

00:27:02.360 Because I went around the edges, measured the edges, worked out the volume.

00:27:07.740 The army, when they're deploying people to theatres,

00:27:10.720 they maintain about 10 square metres per person.

00:27:14.120 So you could get 80,000 immigrants on that.

00:27:16.240 And for the capex of 3 billion, you could set up a fully functional camp there.

00:27:21.880 Now, you might think that's an awful lot.

00:27:23.100 That's half what we're spending now.

00:27:25.740 And you'd have a fully functional camp.

00:27:28.300 And fewer white children sexually assaulted, most importantly.

00:27:32.900 Well, there is that.

00:27:34.840 And army engineers could easily pull that off in six months.

00:27:40.420 Easily.

00:27:40.980 No international treaties, just pass those two laws that I've already talked about,

00:27:46.600 which anyone with a majority could do tomorrow.

00:27:49.920 And there you go.

00:27:51.260 Do you think Serco would be happy with that contract?

00:27:53.540 I would give it to the army myself, rather than Serco, because they're traitors.

00:27:59.060 So there you go, 80,000 people.

00:28:00.300 Now, that is not going to house all of them.

00:28:03.240 But what happens if you round up all of those illegal immigrants and everybody who's rised by boat and said,

00:28:09.300 right, you're off to a military camp in St. Helena's,

00:28:12.540 99% of them would self-deport immediately.

00:28:17.440 You think?

00:28:18.420 Yes.

00:28:18.700 Maybe a few would be like, oh, I'll just take the free bunk accommodation in St. Helena's.

00:28:27.780 But even then, this place has regular flights to South Africa.

00:28:31.140 I think a lot of them would sort of disappear into the general population of Britain.

00:28:36.200 Well, there was a whole...

00:28:37.740 Anyway.

00:28:38.000 There was a whole thing...

00:28:40.340 I mean, imagine the sort of TV escapades you could have following around British ICE agents.

00:28:49.700 Or you could deputise, you know, local base lads to go around rounding them up.

00:28:53.640 There's lots of things you could do on that.

00:28:55.020 You could get Baz for South in action.

00:28:57.340 Yes.

00:28:57.940 And the other thing I like about the St. Helena's option is, you know,

00:29:01.400 that I want to put...

00:29:02.340 To be clear, I do want to put barbed wire around it

00:29:04.560 so it doesn't inconvenience the 4,000 people that's living there.

00:29:08.000 But the other thing I noticed is there are around 4,000 immigration lawyers,

00:29:12.360 or immigration advisors, to make it a little bit more broad, in the UK.

00:29:16.600 Now, they're obviously going to need to go out there as well.

00:29:20.920 And it would be an interesting...

00:29:22.460 It would be interesting to see what happens to a society

00:29:24.660 when the population is 50% immigration lawyers.

00:29:27.620 What kind of society would that be?

00:29:29.940 We don't want to break up the lawyer-client relationship.

00:29:33.280 No, no.

00:29:34.000 That would be inhumane.

00:29:35.420 It's important that they stay close.

00:29:36.340 So maybe some of the judges who like this sort of thing.

00:29:38.240 I have a feeling it would begin to resemble Haiti.

00:29:41.600 Well, we don't know.

00:29:42.460 We've never tried that experiment of a 50% immigration lawyer location.

00:29:49.080 Which circle of hell do you most reckon it would resemble?

00:29:53.280 Yes.

00:29:53.900 It would do wonders for...

00:29:55.420 You know, and look, this is St. Helena's property.

00:29:57.560 So there you go.

00:29:58.060 If you're an immigration lawyer listening to this

00:29:59.780 and you're thinking you don't like this one,

00:30:01.040 you get perfectly reasonable little bungalows there.

00:30:03.340 Look, this is all fine.

00:30:05.640 There you go.

00:30:06.080 Let's click on one of these.

00:30:07.340 That was a bit slow.

00:30:11.840 But you get these charming little properties in St. Helena's.

00:30:17.080 They're dead cheap.

00:30:18.080 Whatever this one, 170k.

00:30:20.460 Peanuts.

00:30:21.040 You sell your, you know, your £2 million Islington flat.

00:30:26.620 You can have one of these.

00:30:27.520 Bit of money on the side.

00:30:28.820 Should work out.

00:30:29.540 Should work out perfectly.

00:30:33.080 Money.

00:30:33.680 Build some extra houses.

00:30:35.440 Immigration lawyers like going to swanky restaurants.

00:30:38.380 So the St. Helena's economy will get a massive injection.

00:30:42.200 The point I'm kind of making here

00:30:43.800 is that when reform comes in,

00:30:49.260 solving this problem can be done within a year, tops.

00:30:54.720 No reason why this cannot be knocked in the head within a year

00:30:57.640 the moment you get in a government that has the will to do so.

00:31:01.320 And if they don't do it, they're a massive scam.

00:31:05.180 If they do do it, you know,

00:31:06.500 I think we need to take their hats off to them.

00:31:09.040 I'll leave it there.

00:31:10.220 They are going to do it.

00:31:12.300 Sorry to have to say that.

00:31:13.920 Can I have a mouse, please?

00:31:14.980 You can have a mouse.

00:31:16.560 Thank you very much.

00:31:17.540 We need to do any of his reading stuff.

00:31:18.760 Yes, I'll go through the super chats and rumble rants that we've got.

00:31:22.260 Rumble Kasadwen says,

00:31:24.240 Our justice system always looks ridiculous

00:31:26.320 when applied to foreign barbarians who don't care about

00:31:28.380 or understand it.

00:31:30.020 What the hell do these people care about?

00:31:31.820 Trials, appeals, and arrest rights.

00:31:33.460 Yeah, there is something darkly comic and absurd

00:31:35.900 about that video of a man who clearly doesn't understand

00:31:38.820 or care what's going on being read his rights very quickly.

00:31:42.120 I would say don't bother, but I know that there are processes.

00:31:46.920 That's a random name.

00:31:48.460 Stay strong, Harry.

00:31:49.640 I shall fed post in your stead.

00:31:51.740 Thank you very much.

00:31:53.000 Don't want to get taken off of YouTube.

00:31:55.380 Hapsification in Bo's Britain.

00:31:56.520 Every man is required to have a beard like Bo and long hair like Harry.

00:32:00.240 Or both, like I suggested Bo should try.

00:32:02.360 That picture that you put up on your Twitter was great

00:32:06.940 of you back in the 90s with long hair.

00:32:09.940 Yeah.

00:32:10.240 That's quite a shock to me.

00:32:12.080 It was cruel of you to say grow it back.

00:32:14.460 I have a little island.

00:32:16.440 Alan Shearer used to have a little island of hair.

00:32:18.920 Well, grow that out and try and make it a comb over.

00:32:21.060 Have you ever seen the old Brian Eno look from the 1970s?

00:32:24.800 You could go for that.

00:32:25.680 Yeah.

00:32:25.820 You put an old photo of yourself up on X, did you?

00:32:28.440 Yeah.

00:32:28.740 It's a good picture, actually.

00:32:30.140 While you're reading the comments, I'm looking that up.

00:32:31.820 Yeah.

00:32:32.700 YouTube Super Chats.

00:32:34.740 How long do you think it will be before the USA reports

00:32:36.480 an influx of asylum applications from the UK

00:32:38.360 on the basis of religious or political persecution?

00:32:41.760 I don't really know what you could be referring to there.

00:32:43.920 Sorry.

00:32:45.240 Shin Subin says,

00:32:46.780 Keep fighting the good fight, lads.

00:32:48.740 The entire Anglosphere is suffering the same issue.

00:32:50.680 Respect from Australia.

00:32:51.940 Please ask the King to sack our Prime Minister.

00:32:54.280 The King will never do such a thing

00:32:56.620 because the King agrees with everything that is going on in this country

00:32:59.500 because he, too, is a traitor.

00:33:01.520 Mark H.

00:33:02.460 Harry, did you learn about the men of Al-Zut?

00:33:04.600 Carl gave me a short synopsis of the story.

00:33:07.600 I do not wish to look into it any further.

00:33:10.360 Nekima Gluck says,

00:33:12.840 They attempt as soon as they arrive

00:33:14.240 because they know from their pals who are in the UK already

00:33:16.260 they won't get prosecuted.

00:33:17.760 They know they're protected,

00:33:18.760 which encourages assault with impunity.

00:33:20.840 It's part of the benefits package.

00:33:22.360 I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of that's relatively accurate.

00:33:26.480 And Mr. Scary the Terry,

00:33:27.740 Do you think the three-time Medal of Honor

00:33:29.600 and Five Purple Hearts recipient,

00:33:31.740 Brandon Herrera, will win?

00:33:33.560 Will this set a precedent?

00:33:35.040 Will he lose all of his luscious sexy hair

00:33:37.120 from stress and white claws?

00:33:39.660 I don't have any idea about that.

00:33:41.280 Sorry.

00:33:42.600 Do you have any idea about that?

00:33:44.500 No, but Scary Terry.

00:33:46.200 Is he the one that always said bitch?

00:33:47.960 Scary Terry and, oh God, Rory would know this.

00:33:53.860 Rick and Morty.

00:33:54.800 Yeah, Rick and Morty.

00:33:55.780 Yeah, yeah.

00:33:56.980 There was one more come through from Dave Chandler.

00:33:59.660 I love the St. Helena idea.

00:34:01.020 The question is political will.

00:34:02.800 Even here in the US,

00:34:03.960 with Trump and Homan running ICE,

00:34:05.840 we're only deporting illegals.

00:34:07.040 In the tens of thousands,

00:34:08.360 we're still not serious.

00:34:09.520 Yeah.

00:34:10.220 Tens of millions came in under Biden.

00:34:12.980 Trump needs to ramp up those numbers.

00:34:14.600 And also, he needs to do an announcement with H-1B

00:34:17.600 that then isn't immediately rug-pulled a few days after.

00:34:21.360 Did you see about that?

00:34:22.620 Yeah, that was very disappointing.

00:34:25.220 Because that was going to be the best thing

00:34:27.200 that he'd done so far, frankly.

00:34:30.360 Immediate disappointment.

00:34:31.980 Anyway, so,

00:34:33.260 the big question that many people are asking is,

00:34:36.160 is Britain going through a terrible crime wave?

00:34:39.480 Is this country now worse than it used to be?

00:34:43.280 On the lips of many people,

00:34:44.980 judging by the evidence of their own eyes,

00:34:47.400 their own experiences,

00:34:48.900 anecdotes,

00:34:49.860 and reports that they see in the media,

00:34:51.920 most say,

00:34:53.440 yes, there is a crime wave.

00:34:55.020 Crime has gone up.

00:34:56.260 Yes, this is a worse place to live

00:34:58.180 than it once was.

00:34:59.560 But against the tide of

00:35:01.160 facts and common sense

00:35:03.700 comes one warrior.

00:35:06.060 That is,

00:35:06.980 Fraser Nelson,

00:35:08.800 editor of the supposedly conservative magazine

00:35:11.280 The Spectator,

00:35:13.620 who is always around

00:35:15.200 to drop some of the worst takes

00:35:17.700 you have ever seen

00:35:19.200 in your entire life.

00:35:21.040 And it raises the question,

00:35:22.700 is Fraser Nelson simply dense

00:35:24.880 or is he actively dishonest

00:35:27.940 and lying to your face?

00:35:30.020 I think a combination of both

00:35:31.940 seems to be the answer,

00:35:34.120 because not only is he lying to your face,

00:35:36.400 he's also very stupid

00:35:37.780 in the way that he does.

00:35:39.060 What has inspired me

00:35:40.280 to look into Fraser Nelson,

00:35:42.360 who is one of this channel's

00:35:44.320 least favourite people

00:35:45.860 in the entire world,

00:35:46.980 I would argue

00:35:47.560 one of the worst people

00:35:49.080 in the country,

00:35:49.700 and that's against some

00:35:50.360 pretty competitive competition.

00:35:52.340 Well, it's the fact

00:35:53.240 that I keep seeing

00:35:54.440 normies

00:35:55.440 on social media

00:35:57.040 posting around

00:35:58.440 this video,

00:35:59.720 which came out

00:36:00.560 at the beginning of the,

00:36:01.800 nearer the beginning of the month,

00:36:03.060 the 12th of September,

00:36:04.360 as a summary

00:36:05.680 of a larger column

00:36:07.420 that he had produced

00:36:08.460 for the Times newspaper.

00:36:10.960 And it's Fraser Nelson

00:36:12.280 telling you that crime

00:36:13.800 is not experiencing

00:36:15.960 a massive uptick

00:36:17.480 since the influx

00:36:19.000 of foreign invaders

00:36:20.480 came into this country,

00:36:22.080 and in fact

00:36:23.000 is reaching a 25-year low.

00:36:26.640 How does he have the stats

00:36:28.580 to try to back

00:36:29.820 this information up?

00:36:31.060 He's saying things like

00:36:31.940 knife attacks took a drop

00:36:34.480 to a 25-year low.

00:36:35.860 NHS hospital admissions

00:36:37.240 due to knife attacks

00:36:38.380 are reaching a 25-year low.

00:36:41.160 And he goes on

00:36:42.020 to make a number of other

00:36:43.420 absurd-sounding claims,

00:36:46.420 which many people

00:36:47.420 that I have seen,

00:36:48.240 people who don't look into this

00:36:49.560 and don't want to trust

00:36:51.060 their eyes

00:36:51.680 when they walk into their towns

00:36:53.220 and their town centres

00:36:54.540 and see that they are

00:36:55.600 completely desolate,

00:36:57.060 worse than they've ever been,

00:36:58.620 and they know people

00:36:59.940 who've been victimised by crime,

00:37:01.400 they don't want to believe that

00:37:02.800 because, like Fraser Nelson,

00:37:04.440 they want to believe

00:37:05.280 that the multicultural project

00:37:06.880 of Britain

00:37:07.840 has been a resounding success.

00:37:11.180 And I want to look into

00:37:12.480 a little bit of why

00:37:13.340 Fraser Nelson

00:37:14.080 might want to believe that as well.

00:37:15.940 But let's look at a little bit

00:37:17.260 of the larger article

00:37:19.020 that this is summarised from.

00:37:22.380 And I'm going to read

00:37:23.240 some passages from this.

00:37:26.000 And remember,

00:37:28.000 these are not my words.

00:37:29.200 These are the words of

00:37:30.620 Fraser Nelson,

00:37:32.080 famous,

00:37:33.580 conservative,

00:37:34.860 whatever that means

00:37:35.940 in this day and age.

00:37:37.460 He says,

00:37:38.180 It becomes impossible

00:37:39.400 to believe

00:37:40.060 what the facts

00:37:40.740 do seem to suggest.

00:37:42.500 That our society,

00:37:43.520 for all its faults,

00:37:44.320 is probably safer,

00:37:46.440 richer,

00:37:47.140 and better

00:37:47.940 than any before it.

00:37:50.100 Not just

00:37:50.680 any time in Britain,

00:37:53.040 any other civilisation

00:37:55.160 that ever came before

00:37:56.640 modern Britain,

00:37:58.420 the UK.

00:37:59.920 Today,

00:38:00.720 progress is the truth

00:38:01.860 that dare not speak its name.

00:38:03.860 Major environmental

00:38:04.620 and social achievements

00:38:05.760 are barely known,

00:38:06.820 and when mentioned,

00:38:08.040 universally disbelieved.

00:38:09.920 And he goes on

00:38:10.580 to cite things like

00:38:11.460 a 53% reduction

00:38:12.920 in greenhouse gas emissions

00:38:14.920 over the past 25 years.

00:38:17.100 Which makes it so much better

00:38:18.820 for me and everybody else

00:38:20.400 that I know

00:38:21.080 that I guess

00:38:22.340 the housing crisis

00:38:23.480 doesn't matter anymore.

00:38:25.280 Massive wage stagnation

00:38:27.700 doesn't matter anymore.

00:38:29.840 Huge raise in inflation

00:38:31.440 doesn't matter anymore.

00:38:33.140 The fact that the government

00:38:34.000 stole years

00:38:35.360 from people's lives

00:38:36.480 under the COVID regime

00:38:37.900 doesn't matter anymore.

00:38:40.620 Dropping birth rates

00:38:41.640 of native children,

00:38:43.760 that doesn't matter.

00:38:45.200 Thank the gods

00:38:46.060 greenhouse gas emissions

00:38:48.000 are down.

00:38:49.220 Thank you very much, Fraser.

00:38:50.920 School sizes,

00:38:52.120 unemployment,

00:38:52.600 just the general breakdown

00:38:55.360 of a high-trust society

00:38:56.540 that you cannot deny.

00:38:58.420 If you live in this country,

00:38:59.520 you cannot deny it.

00:39:01.060 My high street,

00:39:01.880 which is completely dead,

00:39:03.600 empty,

00:39:04.140 filled with nothing

00:39:04.700 but Turkish barbershops,

00:39:06.360 phone shops,

00:39:07.420 nail salons,

00:39:08.580 doesn't matter.

00:39:09.580 But also,

00:39:10.020 there's the perfectly

00:39:10.540 straightforward evidence

00:39:11.400 of my eyes and ears.

00:39:12.140 I can remember

00:39:12.760 walking around

00:39:13.720 this country 25 years ago.

00:39:16.000 I can see it

00:39:16.520 with my own eyes and ears

00:39:17.380 what is going on,

00:39:18.640 and the country

00:39:20.000 is becoming less lawful.

00:39:22.600 And if he believes

00:39:23.460 his numbers,

00:39:23.960 it's only because

00:39:24.360 people can't be bothered

00:39:25.080 to report it anymore.

00:39:26.380 Well, that's where

00:39:27.180 we'll get into

00:39:27.720 some of the more

00:39:28.420 detailed breakdown

00:39:29.480 of why he believes

00:39:30.640 all of this.

00:39:31.740 So he goes on to say,

00:39:33.560 most crimes

00:39:34.360 have always gone unreported.

00:39:36.640 That's why the Thatcher

00:39:37.580 government set up

00:39:38.740 the Crime Survey.

00:39:40.000 That's the Crime Survey

00:39:40.980 of England and Wales,

00:39:43.080 asking thousands

00:39:43.940 of households,

00:39:45.060 specifically 35,000,

00:39:47.160 spread evenly geographically.

00:39:48.920 That is 1,000 households

00:39:50.480 per county.

00:39:52.680 If they have suffered crime,

00:39:54.000 and if so,

00:39:54.740 what type?

00:39:55.580 It shows that over

00:39:56.260 the past 20 years,

00:39:57.280 that since the start

00:39:58.000 of Strictly Come Dancing,

00:39:59.640 I don't know why

00:40:00.480 he makes that particular,

00:40:01.580 is there some correlation

00:40:02.680 being suggested here?

00:40:04.740 Is there some causation?

00:40:05.920 Strictly Come Dancing

00:40:06.740 came out and we're starting

00:40:07.760 to see a reduction

00:40:08.460 in crime rates,

00:40:09.420 but that's the kind

00:40:10.080 of faulty logic

00:40:10.820 that I would expect

00:40:11.560 from Fraser Nelson.

00:40:13.100 Robbery is down 60%.

00:40:15.460 Bike theft and car theft

00:40:17.560 have both halved.

00:40:19.180 Burglary is down

00:40:20.480 by two-thirds,

00:40:21.660 and all violent crime,

00:40:23.280 according to the survey,

00:40:24.660 is halved since 2005.

00:40:27.900 So,

00:40:28.780 these are the claims

00:40:30.380 that are being made

00:40:31.500 using the data

00:40:33.780 that has been provided

00:40:34.920 by the Crime Survey,

00:40:37.160 which again,

00:40:37.880 is kind of an evenly

00:40:39.240 weighted survey

00:40:40.240 going out to

00:40:40.940 35,000 households

00:40:42.560 across the country,

00:40:44.420 evenly distributed

00:40:45.500 from each county,

00:40:48.120 just asking them.

00:40:49.560 And there can be

00:40:51.120 some benefit

00:40:52.400 to asking these

00:40:53.640 kinds of questions,

00:40:54.680 especially in picking up

00:40:56.060 unreported crime.

00:40:57.720 But you also notice

00:40:58.820 that this

00:40:59.580 is,

00:41:00.820 one,

00:41:00.940 a very specific way

00:41:02.340 of trying to count crime

00:41:04.200 that should be measured up

00:41:06.680 against other metrics

00:41:08.300 of counting crime,

00:41:09.400 and two,

00:41:10.400 very limited

00:41:11.380 in its scope,

00:41:13.140 as I'll go on.

00:41:14.260 And furthermore,

00:41:15.280 just ask yourself this,

00:41:17.680 does that pass

00:41:18.700 the sniff test?

00:41:21.020 Right?

00:41:22.200 When you go about

00:41:23.520 your day-to-day life,

00:41:25.120 when you read

00:41:25.700 your local newspapers,

00:41:27.320 when you interact

00:41:28.160 with people

00:41:28.840 on a day-to-day basis,

00:41:30.920 do you feel

00:41:32.780 as though things

00:41:33.640 are safer

00:41:34.240 than they have ever been?

00:41:35.700 When you know

00:41:36.560 that we have been

00:41:37.120 importing millions

00:41:38.260 of people

00:41:39.000 from countries

00:41:40.040 which are known

00:41:40.660 to be war zones

00:41:41.840 at the best of times,

00:41:43.780 and demographics

00:41:44.600 that when you see

00:41:45.540 the crime rates

00:41:46.500 of them

00:41:46.900 in other countries,

00:41:48.440 like America,

00:41:49.780 you see that they commit

00:41:50.820 a disproportionate

00:41:51.940 rate of violent crime.

00:41:53.860 When you look

00:41:54.680 at prison population

00:41:55.880 statistics

00:41:56.540 and see that

00:41:57.280 people of the Muslim faith

00:41:59.180 are overrepresented

00:42:00.220 by about three

00:42:01.380 or four times,

00:42:03.220 black people

00:42:03.900 are overrepresented

00:42:04.840 in prisons

00:42:05.740 by three or four times

00:42:08.020 if not more,

00:42:09.560 does this pass

00:42:10.280 the sniff test

00:42:11.080 knowing all of that

00:42:11.960 or does this come across

00:42:12.860 like somebody

00:42:13.440 is telling you

00:42:14.580 bold-faced lies

00:42:16.100 and trying to get

00:42:17.040 away with it?

00:42:17.880 Because that's what

00:42:18.680 he's doing.

00:42:19.440 And we'll get on

00:42:20.020 to the information

00:42:20.940 showing that

00:42:21.940 in a moment.

00:42:22.880 The evidence

00:42:23.340 of my own eyes

00:42:24.160 is just my anecdotal

00:42:25.020 but living in the

00:42:26.040 real world,

00:42:26.580 living in reality,

00:42:27.860 that's just not the case.

00:42:30.300 And I wonder

00:42:31.240 what the stats are

00:42:32.880 whether they're up

00:42:33.460 or down

00:42:33.960 since Strictly started

00:42:35.100 on Islamic terrorist

00:42:37.820 murders.

00:42:39.380 Or sexual assault.

00:42:40.220 What were they like

00:42:40.940 pre the year 2000

00:42:42.520 against now?

00:42:44.200 Note that he's ignoring

00:42:45.220 things like sexual assault.

00:42:46.600 Oh.

00:42:47.180 Oh, really?

00:42:47.580 Oh, that gets skipped

00:42:49.300 over, does it?

00:42:49.760 Yeah.

00:42:50.040 Right, OK.

00:42:50.540 He's got a lot of

00:42:51.140 nice graphs

00:42:51.860 which are included

00:42:52.760 in this article

00:42:53.380 because he likes to

00:42:54.100 cite polls saying

00:42:55.240 that people,

00:42:55.940 well, people feel

00:42:57.180 like crime is up.

00:42:59.480 But I don't like...

00:43:00.040 Because I can see it.

00:43:01.300 Well, Fraser Nelson

00:43:02.380 disagrees with how

00:43:03.740 you feel

00:43:04.340 because he's got

00:43:05.380 very selectively

00:43:06.600 chosen surveys

00:43:07.860 where a line

00:43:09.160 goes down

00:43:09.840 which normally

00:43:10.720 would break

00:43:11.260 Fraser Nelson's heart

00:43:12.620 because he only likes

00:43:13.700 it when graphs go up.

00:43:14.740 Yeah, but it's not

00:43:15.180 how I feel.

00:43:16.000 I mean, I literally

00:43:16.440 walked out of the office

00:43:17.420 a month ago

00:43:18.620 and watched somebody

00:43:19.360 get stabbed.

00:43:20.580 Yeah, we've all

00:43:21.480 witnessed crime

00:43:22.600 first hand.

00:43:24.160 But the thing is as well,

00:43:25.480 and this is another

00:43:26.060 part of it,

00:43:27.400 the way that this

00:43:28.800 survey is distributed

00:43:30.140 across the county,

00:43:31.800 we all know

00:43:32.580 that there are

00:43:33.000 some places

00:43:34.020 which have

00:43:35.220 basically no crime.

00:43:36.640 There are still

00:43:37.540 some havens.

00:43:38.700 Of course,

00:43:39.060 Operation Scatter

00:43:39.960 is trying to change

00:43:41.000 that by putting

00:43:42.700 in violent criminals

00:43:44.000 into your next door

00:43:45.180 neighbour's old house

00:43:47.240 by paying off

00:43:48.700 landlords.

00:43:50.860 But there are

00:43:51.980 still parts of the

00:43:52.880 country that serve

00:43:53.700 as a haven

00:43:54.300 where basically

00:43:55.080 no crime is committed.

00:43:57.160 But there are also

00:43:57.940 parts of the country

00:43:59.060 that are massive

00:44:00.140 hotspots for crime,

00:44:01.720 where a lot of

00:44:02.280 crime spikes happen

00:44:03.480 every single day.

00:44:05.580 And so the way

00:44:06.560 that this is

00:44:07.580 distributed

00:44:08.220 in this survey

00:44:09.280 means that you

00:44:10.400 will necessarily

00:44:11.060 be under-reporting

00:44:12.360 the criminal hotspots

00:44:13.480 and under-reporting

00:44:16.420 the crime

00:44:17.260 that may be

00:44:17.940 going on there

00:44:18.560 because that's

00:44:19.020 maybe only one

00:44:19.640 or two households

00:44:20.340 over a thousand.

00:44:22.020 So that's one way.

00:44:22.940 He carries on to say

00:44:24.120 I'd also argue

00:44:25.340 not just that

00:44:26.000 the streets are safer

00:44:26.740 but that in general

00:44:27.560 this is probably

00:44:28.480 the best time

00:44:29.940 to be alive

00:44:30.860 ever.

00:44:32.940 The best time

00:44:34.240 to be alive.

00:44:35.560 That's a better

00:44:35.880 than the 1950s

00:44:36.780 for example.

00:44:37.520 Yes.

00:44:37.920 Ask your elderly

00:44:38.620 grandfather

00:44:39.460 how things were

00:44:41.000 back when he was young.

00:44:42.360 and his experiences

00:44:43.760 then versus now

00:44:45.400 and see if

00:44:46.120 see if you come

00:44:46.820 to agreement

00:44:47.280 with that.

00:44:48.440 That is to say

00:44:48.920 if you could

00:44:49.320 choose to live

00:44:50.000 in

00:44:50.320 choose any era

00:44:51.880 to live in Britain

00:44:52.680 but not your place

00:44:54.320 in society

00:44:54.940 you'd choose

00:44:56.120 right now.

00:44:58.240 Who does he think

00:44:59.240 he's kidding

00:44:59.720 exactly?

00:45:01.860 Well

00:45:02.240 he got it past

00:45:03.240 the editor

00:45:03.660 of the Times.

00:45:05.100 So

00:45:05.660 presumably

00:45:06.640 they thought

00:45:07.400 there was some

00:45:07.960 kind of merit

00:45:08.800 to this.

00:45:10.480 NHS

00:45:10.760 hospital admissions

00:45:12.000 in England

00:45:12.580 for all assaults

00:45:13.440 night assaults

00:45:14.220 bodily force

00:45:14.940 or firearms

00:45:15.260 and again

00:45:15.920 I really dislike

00:45:17.180 this use of

00:45:18.240 going back

00:45:19.400 only about 25 years

00:45:20.700 as well

00:45:21.760 because mass

00:45:22.920 immigration

00:45:23.360 did not start

00:45:24.200 25 years ago.

00:45:25.980 Mass immigration

00:45:26.640 really began

00:45:28.080 sometime around

00:45:29.220 the 50s

00:45:30.100 and 60s.

00:45:30.880 It was a lower

00:45:31.580 number

00:45:32.080 there was a lower

00:45:33.280 lower floods

00:45:34.760 coming in

00:45:35.440 but even

00:45:36.200 by the time

00:45:36.720 you get to

00:45:37.060 the 1960s

00:45:37.940 you have

00:45:38.500 enough reason

00:45:39.040 for Enoch

00:45:39.600 Powell

00:45:39.960 to be coming

00:45:40.680 out and

00:45:41.040 making statements

00:45:41.680 about the

00:45:42.060 effects of

00:45:42.480 migrant crime

00:45:43.240 and for that

00:45:44.920 to resonate

00:45:45.420 enough with

00:45:45.980 people on

00:45:46.480 the ground

00:45:46.900 that he

00:45:47.400 becomes the

00:45:47.820 most popular

00:45:48.360 politician

00:45:49.320 in the

00:45:49.680 entire

00:45:49.980 country.

00:45:50.960 It is

00:45:51.760 disingenuous

00:45:52.400 I wonder

00:45:53.020 what the

00:45:53.340 numbers were

00:45:53.820 in say

00:45:54.500 1950

00:45:55.140 and the

00:45:56.700 numbers are

00:45:57.160 slightly

00:45:57.500 down

00:45:59.240 but they're

00:46:00.540 still really

00:46:01.520 high

00:46:01.800 so

00:46:02.720 what are you

00:46:03.640 trying to

00:46:03.960 prove?

00:46:04.360 And he

00:46:05.620 goes on to

00:46:06.100 say and I

00:46:06.480 think this

00:46:06.760 is one of

00:46:07.120 the big

00:46:07.480 things that

00:46:08.660 motivates all

00:46:09.560 of this

00:46:10.060 is that he

00:46:11.280 is absolutely

00:46:12.120 obsessed with

00:46:13.660 demographic collapse

00:46:14.720 and you can see

00:46:15.340 him always talking

00:46:16.200 about it here

00:46:16.920 demography is

00:46:18.300 destiny we

00:46:18.960 could be in a

00:46:19.540 worse place

00:46:20.120 because working

00:46:21.480 age population

00:46:22.340 is growing

00:46:23.560 because he's

00:46:24.860 absolutely terrified

00:46:26.140 of the

00:46:27.420 population

00:46:28.000 dipping at

00:46:29.140 any point

00:46:29.720 because he

00:46:30.180 ends the article

00:46:30.720 by saying the

00:46:31.160 biggest problem

00:46:31.720 facing any

00:46:32.280 country is

00:46:32.700 demographic

00:46:33.060 collapse

00:46:33.560 and almost

00:46:34.260 every country

00:46:34.800 in Europe

00:46:35.160 is bracing

00:46:35.660 itself for

00:46:36.500 a steep

00:46:36.820 decline in

00:46:37.360 its working

00:46:37.900 age population

00:46:38.860 but not

00:46:39.580 Britain

00:46:40.020 alone in

00:46:41.040 Europe we're

00:46:41.520 projected to

00:46:42.060 grow at a

00:46:42.520 normal rate

00:46:43.020 if demographics

00:46:43.620 is destiny

00:46:44.240 ours is pretty

00:46:45.320 strong

00:46:45.660 he neglects to

00:46:46.640 mention how

00:46:47.520 many of these

00:46:48.200 working age

00:46:49.160 people are

00:46:49.760 actually coming

00:46:50.280 into the

00:46:50.640 country and

00:46:51.580 working versus

00:46:53.400 immediately claiming

00:46:54.500 benefits

00:46:55.160 but that's

00:46:56.440 that's neither

00:46:57.140 he must know

00:46:57.760 this is this is

00:46:58.900 really bad faith

00:46:59.800 he must know

00:47:00.340 that

00:47:00.640 this is why

00:47:02.000 I ask the

00:47:02.540 question is he

00:47:03.780 just an idiot

00:47:04.580 or is he

00:47:05.520 dishonest

00:47:05.800 because I don't

00:47:06.140 think he's an

00:47:06.600 idiot

00:47:06.820 I don't I don't

00:47:08.940 I don't like the

00:47:09.580 man I don't agree

00:47:10.160 with his worldview

00:47:10.740 and his takes

00:47:11.800 and what he's

00:47:12.220 doing but he's

00:47:13.020 not an idiot

00:47:13.500 is he

00:47:13.880 is it possible

00:47:14.740 he's just simply

00:47:15.540 never considered

00:47:16.360 the possibility

00:47:16.920 that we don't

00:47:17.640 need to keep

00:47:18.280 doing the big

00:47:19.300 three the NHS

00:47:20.140 the pensions

00:47:21.320 and the welfare

00:47:21.880 the way we do

00:47:22.520 now because

00:47:22.920 that's the only

00:47:23.440 reason you need

00:47:24.100 a growing population

00:47:24.820 is because all

00:47:25.740 three of those

00:47:26.200 things are Ponzi

00:47:26.760 schemes

00:47:27.160 well are we

00:47:31.700 really surprised

00:47:32.360 when there is

00:47:32.800 a very very

00:47:33.420 famous clip

00:47:34.220 from 2017

00:47:35.120 now where

00:47:36.200 he basically

00:47:37.380 comes out as

00:47:38.020 a proponent

00:47:38.640 an advocate

00:47:39.360 for lying

00:47:40.100 to people

00:47:40.880 really

00:47:41.660 yes

00:47:42.380 where he says

00:47:43.540 as long as

00:47:44.180 you lie to

00:47:44.640 people that

00:47:45.200 you hear their

00:47:45.780 concerns about

00:47:46.540 immigration

00:47:47.100 you can do

00:47:48.120 whatever you

00:47:48.820 want

00:47:49.220 really he said

00:47:50.960 that I haven't

00:47:51.360 seen this clip

00:47:51.960 I'll play a bit

00:47:52.720 say it's famous

00:47:53.400 but I don't

00:47:53.940 think I've seen

00:47:54.320 her experience

00:47:56.660 so far

00:47:57.240 of a short

00:47:57.640 premiership

00:47:58.280 is if you

00:47:59.180 go

00:47:59.440 if you persuade

00:48:00.540 people that

00:48:01.000 you're listening

00:48:01.500 to what they

00:48:01.920 have to say

00:48:02.560 that you don't

00:48:03.800 reject their

00:48:04.540 concerns as

00:48:05.480 being bigoted

00:48:06.300 or xenophobic

00:48:07.720 that if you

00:48:09.260 talk in a

00:48:10.340 language that

00:48:11.500 is more

00:48:12.200 that is more

00:48:13.140 uncommon with

00:48:13.740 neglected voters

00:48:14.700 than it is

00:48:15.680 with the

00:48:16.520 metropolitan

00:48:17.480 fashionable elites

00:48:18.700 then that goes

00:48:19.600 a long way

00:48:20.280 you don't have

00:48:20.900 to come up

00:48:21.280 with policies

00:48:21.980 you know

00:48:22.680 banning immigrants

00:48:23.620 or anything like

00:48:24.280 that

00:48:24.580 all you need

00:48:25.420 to do

00:48:25.880 is to basically

00:48:26.680 say to people

00:48:27.200 I hear your

00:48:27.900 concerns

00:48:28.520 I mean let's

00:48:29.300 look at David

00:48:29.700 Cameron

00:48:30.000 he actually I

00:48:30.800 think did quite

00:48:32.200 a good job

00:48:32.700 here as well

00:48:33.360 he was

00:48:34.200 nobody expected

00:48:35.040 him to win a

00:48:35.520 majority in

00:48:36.240 2015 but he

00:48:37.180 did

00:48:37.520 and he had a

00:48:38.860 policy of cutting

00:48:39.720 immigration by

00:48:40.420 two thirds

00:48:41.000 now he completely

00:48:42.440 failed in that

00:48:43.300 target but the

00:48:43.980 fact that he had

00:48:44.760 that target

00:48:45.460 counted for a

00:48:46.480 lot because it

00:48:47.300 meant people

00:48:48.280 thought at least

00:48:49.260 he wanted to

00:48:50.320 control immigration

00:48:51.520 and there are a

00:48:52.540 lot of parties in

00:48:53.300 Europe right now

00:48:53.880 and governments in

00:48:54.600 Europe who

00:48:55.240 wouldn't even

00:48:55.700 say that they

00:48:56.220 want to control

00:48:57.240 it they think

00:48:57.780 that that is

00:48:58.260 dark territory

00:48:59.420 that they don't

00:48:59.860 want to go

00:49:00.280 down

00:49:00.660 now it's funny

00:49:02.020 but I was

00:49:02.420 saying that this

00:49:03.020 is only psychology

00:49:04.140 that as long as

00:49:05.060 you say the right

00:49:06.040 things people will

00:49:07.100 appreciate that

00:49:08.120 and that actual

00:49:09.780 results do not

00:49:10.700 really matter

00:49:11.200 I'm not saying

00:49:11.760 it's only psychology

00:49:12.720 but I think a

00:49:13.360 large part of it

00:49:14.260 is empathy

00:49:14.960 rather than

00:49:15.920 psychology

00:49:16.580 so that's about

00:49:18.220 enough of that

00:49:18.720 just lie

00:49:19.940 just say you

00:49:21.960 understand what

00:49:22.960 people are saying

00:49:23.840 and what they're

00:49:25.280 concerned about

00:49:26.000 and then you can

00:49:26.520 just do whatever

00:49:27.000 you want

00:49:27.420 so I used to

00:49:28.400 listen to the

00:49:29.140 coffeehouse shots

00:49:30.680 spectator podcast

00:49:32.180 when he was doing

00:49:33.040 it and I found

00:49:33.980 it both helpful

00:49:35.800 and completely

00:49:36.820 insufferable because

00:49:37.780 all of them on the

00:49:39.000 spectator they've

00:49:39.780 never had a thought

00:49:40.820 that didn't originate

00:49:41.960 from the liberal

00:49:42.420 left

00:49:42.760 they think they're

00:49:44.520 conservatives because

00:49:45.340 they're slightly to the

00:49:46.300 right of most of the

00:49:47.620 liberal left but all

00:49:48.400 of their thinking is

00:49:49.260 within the liberal

00:49:49.880 left paradigm

00:49:50.520 but it was

00:49:51.600 nevertheless helpful

00:49:52.500 because they have a

00:49:54.540 very close finger to

00:49:55.520 the pulse of what

00:49:56.100 people within that

00:49:57.020 bubble think

00:49:57.820 so even though

00:49:58.860 they're wrong about

00:49:59.740 everything it is

00:50:00.640 useful for seeing

00:50:01.340 what SW1 people

00:50:02.720 actually think about

00:50:03.660 stuff

00:50:03.980 yes and again

00:50:05.440 with the fact that

00:50:06.260 this guy is an

00:50:06.880 editor of the

00:50:07.640 spectator he has a

00:50:08.700 regular column in

00:50:09.460 the times he makes

00:50:10.720 these short

00:50:11.740 informative videos

00:50:13.100 that get then get

00:50:14.220 spread out by

00:50:15.140 normies this man is

00:50:16.700 influencing people's

00:50:18.140 perception of

00:50:18.920 reality as is his

00:50:20.280 purpose he is a

00:50:21.720 mouthpiece regime

00:50:23.340 propagandist you're

00:50:25.300 out there seeing

00:50:26.140 your town has gone

00:50:27.020 to hell crime is

00:50:28.500 up people that you

00:50:29.920 know personally have

00:50:30.800 been victimized

00:50:31.740 people aren't able to

00:50:33.020 afford houses this is

00:50:34.460 the guy that they

00:50:35.220 roll out to tell you

00:50:36.400 everything is fine

00:50:37.900 the spectator by the

00:50:39.880 way is the oldest

00:50:40.840 conservative newspaper

00:50:41.840 in the world

00:50:42.580 yeah skin suited by

00:50:44.500 these times

00:50:44.940 well it used to be

00:50:45.660 alright until he got

00:50:46.580 hold of it and then

00:50:47.280 it took a sharp turn to

00:50:48.900 the liberal thought

00:50:49.460 bubble

00:50:49.720 which is no surprise

00:50:51.900 and on the actual

00:50:53.240 article I found this

00:50:55.360 substack post by a

00:50:57.280 group called

00:50:57.680 Trafalgar Analytics

00:50:58.540 now I do not know

00:50:59.480 who these people are

00:51:00.660 but I did read through

00:51:01.740 the article and found

00:51:02.560 it very interesting

00:51:03.420 they've got a number

00:51:04.100 of other articles

00:51:04.960 talking about subjects

00:51:06.740 like the grooming

00:51:07.980 gangs and a lot of

00:51:09.600 other analytic

00:51:11.100 analysis of data

00:51:13.880 and they go through

00:51:15.140 his article and just

00:51:16.740 tear it apart

00:51:17.740 first of all by

00:51:18.480 tearing apart the

00:51:19.640 legitimacy of using

00:51:21.240 the crime survey

00:51:22.020 for England and

00:51:22.800 Wales in the first

00:51:24.280 place saying that

00:51:25.120 he presents the

00:51:26.060 crime survey as

00:51:26.880 definitive proof that

00:51:27.800 crime is falling

00:51:28.420 yet the survey's

00:51:29.180 limits must be

00:51:29.800 recognised

00:51:30.380 it's based on a

00:51:31.580 random household

00:51:32.280 sampling around

00:51:33.160 35 respondents

00:51:34.160 across England and

00:51:34.920 Wales averaging only

00:51:35.720 about 1000

00:51:36.760 households for each

00:51:37.560 county the broad

00:51:38.640 spread means areas

00:51:39.920 with persistently

00:51:40.660 high crime are

00:51:41.800 heavily undersampled

00:51:43.060 reducing its ability

00:51:44.260 to capture concentrated

00:51:45.580 hotspots

00:51:46.440 respondents are also

00:51:47.940 asked to recall

00:51:48.740 incidents retrospectively

00:51:50.440 over the previous

00:51:51.120 year introducing

00:51:52.240 recall bias and

00:51:53.440 built-in time lag

00:51:54.420 before trends become

00:51:55.420 visible in addition

00:51:56.660 certain major crime

00:51:57.980 categories including

00:51:58.980 fraud online crime

00:52:00.860 and homicide are

00:52:02.420 either excluded or

00:52:04.060 insufficiently measured

00:52:05.280 by the survey so

00:52:06.840 they just take out

00:52:08.200 huge huge amounts of

00:52:10.620 crime are immediately

00:52:12.020 removed because they

00:52:12.940 just don't ask about

00:52:14.080 it so I don't think

00:52:15.860 Nelson mr. Nelson

00:52:17.300 used that particular

00:52:19.800 data set because he's

00:52:21.700 stupid I think he

00:52:23.700 used it on purpose

00:52:24.540 right yeah it doesn't

00:52:25.660 make sense that he

00:52:26.520 accidentally used a

00:52:28.960 faulty data set I

00:52:30.460 mean it also goes on

00:52:31.440 to say it doesn't

00:52:32.140 cover multiple

00:52:33.260 occupancy dwellings

00:52:34.400 including HMOs which

00:52:36.600 would also be

00:52:37.480 presumably where a lot

00:52:39.100 of crime might happen

00:52:40.100 it doesn't cover

00:52:41.140 student accommodation

00:52:42.440 which is now where

00:52:43.840 we're going to be

00:52:44.380 housing some migrants

00:52:45.600 as I covered last

00:52:47.620 week and it doesn't

00:52:48.580 cover care homes on

00:52:50.040 a load of different

00:52:51.180 types of dwellings

00:52:52.100 as the CES EW is

00:52:54.420 victim reported it's

00:52:55.720 also impossible to be

00:52:56.640 both alive and report

00:52:58.200 experiencing a

00:52:59.340 homicide equally the

00:53:00.860 survey excludes crimes

00:53:01.960 without a specific

00:53:03.160 victim be it drug

00:53:04.840 possession or crimes

00:53:06.300 against the state so

00:53:07.100 it's just like there's

00:53:08.180 so much like 70% of

00:53:10.040 crime isn't covered by

00:53:11.500 this

00:53:11.880 did you say in all

00:53:13.500 of that that these

00:53:14.880 rapey migrants they're

00:53:15.820 going to be putting

00:53:16.380 them in student

00:53:17.080 accommodation yes I

00:53:18.620 covered it as part of

00:53:19.420 the operation scatter

00:53:20.280 saving the walk to

00:53:21.500 their next sexual

00:53:22.040 assault

00:53:22.420 assumedly so

00:53:23.520 yeah

00:53:24.380 right

00:53:25.380 undergrads are

00:53:26.280 probably a bit old

00:53:26.920 for them

00:53:27.340 yeah

00:53:27.740 but it gets it gets

00:53:28.980 even worse guys

00:53:30.260 Trafalgar Analytics is

00:53:32.220 not the first to

00:53:32.820 highlight all of these

00:53:33.620 problems they say

00:53:34.380 in July 2022 the

00:53:36.400 Director General for

00:53:38.140 Statistics Regulation

00:53:39.280 at the ONS

00:53:40.240 Edward Humpherson

00:53:41.560 suspended official

00:53:43.120 accreditation status

00:53:44.380 for it as a national

00:53:46.240 statistic this was not

00:53:47.720 restored for the year

00:53:48.640 ending 2023 nor the

00:53:50.500 year ending 2024

00:53:51.540 following the election

00:53:52.760 of the new Labour

00:53:53.520 government accreditation

00:53:54.580 was restored to the

00:53:56.060 crime survey on the

00:53:57.220 24th of October 2024

00:53:59.020 so for two years

00:54:01.460 almost two and a half

00:54:02.620 years until Labour

00:54:04.360 comes in and they

00:54:05.680 want to have

00:54:06.480 statistics that they

00:54:07.440 can point to to say

00:54:08.380 that crime is going

00:54:09.200 down this was not

00:54:10.860 even considered

00:54:11.660 legitimate as a

00:54:13.180 national statistic

00:54:14.000 that the ONS could

00:54:15.060 use to report crime

00:54:16.160 because it is that

00:54:17.640 faulty in its

00:54:18.480 methodology for

00:54:19.980 accurately showing

00:54:21.540 you what crime is

00:54:23.020 like in this country

00:54:24.140 but what they did

00:54:25.920 instead is that

00:54:27.980 they went through

00:54:28.840 well the police

00:54:30.960 reports of crime

00:54:32.080 you know across the

00:54:33.600 whole country

00:54:34.260 which is a lot more

00:54:36.860 robust because it's

00:54:37.920 what the police are

00:54:38.940 actually picking up

00:54:40.180 instead of what

00:54:42.540 random people at

00:54:43.660 random households

00:54:44.520 that might be in

00:54:45.280 areas that are

00:54:46.080 veritable utopias

00:54:47.680 compared to other

00:54:48.380 parts of the country

00:54:49.220 are just saying that

00:54:51.400 they've experienced

00:54:52.260 and on that they

00:54:53.680 were able to

00:54:54.240 determine that

00:54:56.060 well here's an

00:54:57.300 interesting fact as

00:54:58.060 well at least 50%

00:54:59.480 of all crimes occur

00:55:00.940 within 225 metres of

00:55:03.040 a previously reported

00:55:04.120 criminal location

00:55:04.980 so that just shows

00:55:06.340 how condensed high

00:55:08.120 crime areas tend to

00:55:09.500 be and why you end

00:55:10.280 up getting places

00:55:11.040 like some of the

00:55:12.220 estates in Brixton

00:55:13.180 where it's just no-go

00:55:14.520 zones if you're not

00:55:15.400 a black guy who's in

00:55:17.040 a drill gang

00:55:18.080 native to that

00:55:19.500 postcode then you

00:55:21.320 don't go there

00:55:22.180 because they will try

00:55:23.660 to kill you or rob

00:55:24.860 you because there

00:55:26.560 are hot spots

00:55:27.460 so they go through

00:55:30.040 here and they found

00:55:31.000 out that the

00:55:31.480 assessment of crime

00:55:32.440 across England and

00:55:33.140 Wales over the past

00:55:33.900 decade differs from

00:55:35.000 Fraser Nelson and

00:55:35.740 the crime survey

00:55:36.400 since 2015 individual

00:55:38.300 categories of crime

00:55:39.820 have shown different

00:55:41.160 trajectories so down

00:55:42.980 is vehicle theft

00:55:44.160 and burglary up

00:55:45.740 over 50% is

00:55:47.640 shoplifting and

00:55:48.600 robbery up more

00:55:50.200 than doubled is

00:55:51.160 public order

00:55:51.720 offences possession

00:55:52.640 of weapons violence

00:55:54.040 and sexual offences

00:55:55.460 and here's the graph

00:55:56.320 that they made of

00:55:56.960 that

00:55:57.240 it doesn't look like

00:56:00.540 a 25 year low to

00:56:01.580 me

00:56:01.840 no no it's

00:56:03.500 certainly it

00:56:04.160 certainly doesn't

00:56:05.160 maybe if you

00:56:06.040 expand it out back

00:56:07.020 before 2015 maybe

00:56:09.180 then you can see

00:56:09.900 where it's oh it's a

00:56:10.820 massive dip no

00:56:11.540 so in Fraser Nelson's

00:56:14.060 world he they were

00:56:15.680 just asking tiny little

00:56:18.260 homogenous zero crime

00:56:20.160 villages if they'd

00:56:21.240 experienced any crime

00:56:22.140 and the answer is no

00:56:23.120 but then when you ask

00:56:24.300 the police I mean if

00:56:25.600 you actually deal with

00:56:26.280 crime the answer is

00:56:27.540 yes it's up massively

00:56:28.640 I mean if you were to

00:56:29.980 survey the bit of the

00:56:31.100 country that I live in

00:56:32.020 for example yeah

00:56:33.180 crime is unheard of

00:56:34.520 apart from people

00:56:35.020 parking badly

00:56:35.760 occasionally it's not

00:56:36.280 necessarily that they

00:56:37.320 explicitly go out of

00:56:38.860 their way to ask

00:56:39.760 those people it's that

00:56:41.240 it's a random

00:56:41.940 selection and the

00:56:43.420 people asked from

00:56:44.140 there their opinions

00:56:45.680 count just as much as

00:56:48.920 the one guy who

00:56:50.360 they've randomly

00:56:50.920 selected from a high

00:56:51.760 crime area I get it

00:56:52.300 I wonder what I

00:56:53.360 wonder if Fraser

00:56:54.080 Nelson or other

00:56:54.840 people like him

00:56:55.680 whether they do have

00:56:57.320 in the small of the

00:56:58.720 night perhaps and

00:57:00.420 have a moment of

00:57:01.260 reflection whether

00:57:01.840 they ever think am

00:57:03.740 I doing the wrong

00:57:04.680 thing morally the

00:57:06.100 wrong thing are we

00:57:07.320 the bad by peddling

00:57:08.580 by peddling a false

00:57:10.860 narrative which

00:57:11.740 ultimately puts people

00:57:13.360 in danger or ruins the

00:57:14.340 country ruins the

00:57:15.500 fabric of our society

00:57:17.700 I wonder if he ever

00:57:18.740 stops and I think

00:57:21.460 that ruminates on

00:57:22.660 that Westminster

00:57:22.860 bubble is a titanium

00:57:24.060 shell I genuinely

00:57:25.500 don't think he has any

00:57:26.360 thoughts outside of it

00:57:27.440 and look at this

00:57:27.980 he posted this

00:57:29.400 himself without

00:57:30.760 anybody pushing him

00:57:31.940 to and this should

00:57:32.960 sum it up his

00:57:33.720 position I've been a

00:57:35.480 supporter of mass

00:57:36.440 immigration but it's

00:57:37.400 lately been too much

00:57:38.720 of a good thing

00:57:39.520 what too much of a

00:57:43.040 good thing and the

00:57:44.300 reason for saying

00:57:45.040 that is because mass

00:57:46.360 migration was hiding

00:57:47.620 in the statistics the

00:57:49.300 welfare crisis that's

00:57:51.040 been going on

00:57:51.740 also it is the Ponzi

00:57:53.360 scheme that he's

00:57:54.620 entirely focused on

00:57:55.620 then yes and of

00:57:57.140 course Ren just

00:57:58.440 posted too much of a

00:57:59.420 good thing you know

00:58:00.860 we we hate journalists

00:58:02.520 for a reason folks

00:58:03.760 yes because even if

00:58:05.720 it was the case which

00:58:06.960 it isn't the all mass

00:58:09.280 migration was some

00:58:10.680 kind of incredible

00:58:11.820 economic boon to this

00:58:13.980 country and if it was

00:58:15.700 all just legal migrants

00:58:17.660 coming into the country

00:58:18.740 it still wouldn't be

00:58:20.560 worth it for this

00:58:22.400 for the rape gangs

00:58:24.800 that exploded in this

00:58:26.800 country of foreign

00:58:28.220 nationals who were

00:58:29.260 hidden and covered up

00:58:30.280 by the local police

00:58:31.440 forces that's not even

00:58:33.200 to mention everything

00:58:34.240 else that comes with

00:58:35.060 the problems of

00:58:35.700 reducing birth rates

00:58:37.180 in ethnically diverse

00:58:38.980 areas dilution of

00:58:40.860 English identity and

00:58:42.280 culture and the fact

00:58:43.480 that this is our

00:58:44.220 homeland and I don't

00:58:45.680 want to be replaced or

00:58:46.840 displaced in my own

00:58:48.680 homeland either because

00:58:50.100 they're allowed to

00:58:51.040 organize along their

00:58:52.280 group interests and

00:58:53.740 we're not because

00:58:54.580 prevent don't want us

00:58:56.080 to be able to do so

00:58:57.220 and you know there's

00:58:59.900 there's just so many

00:59:00.860 different times where

00:59:01.900 he has said things like

00:59:03.080 this where he said

00:59:03.740 well you know I want to

00:59:05.200 stop the boats but if

00:59:06.540 we stopped the boats

00:59:07.400 what we should also do

00:59:08.440 is then take in three

00:59:09.620 legitimate asylum seekers

00:59:11.040 for every one you

00:59:12.020 deport

00:59:12.380 why why are you saying

00:59:14.020 that why well because

00:59:15.820 it would be discharging

00:59:16.860 your moral duty as a

00:59:18.620 strong country to the

00:59:20.240 world's dispossessed

00:59:21.260 something that nobody

00:59:22.520 ever agreed to or asked

00:59:23.860 for who wasn't already

00:59:25.760 in the elite halls of

00:59:26.780 power which Fraser

00:59:29.540 Nelson I assume is but

00:59:31.340 we don't care I don't

00:59:33.140 care what you think our

00:59:34.560 moral duty is to the

00:59:35.660 world it's not you are

00:59:37.860 completely out of touch

00:59:39.080 as we can see from this

00:59:40.560 this was another article

00:59:42.560 back from July the data

00:59:44.520 leak if this is real is

00:59:46.020 that real this is a real

00:59:47.140 article the data leak

00:59:48.780 was bad letting in

00:59:50.400 Afghans isn't I'm just

00:59:53.440 going to remind everybody

00:59:54.560 of the good work that

00:59:55.840 the Center for Migration

00:59:57.020 Control have been doing in

00:59:58.800 cataloging all of the

01:00:00.080 crimes committed by

01:00:01.560 foreign immigrants into

01:00:03.300 this country including this

01:00:05.000 now notorious graph where

01:00:06.940 we can see that

01:00:07.620 Afghanistan people from

01:00:09.640 Afghanistan commit sexual

01:00:12.280 offences to such a

01:00:14.620 ridiculous degree per

01:00:16.340 capita so can I just

01:00:18.340 quickly add that I mean

01:00:19.400 after we found out about

01:00:20.480 the Afghan leak of course

01:00:22.020 the Afghan practice of

01:00:23.500 Baku Bazi where they

01:00:25.240 basically sodomize young

01:00:27.960 boys is a thing and it's

01:00:30.180 considered a regular thing

01:00:31.540 in Afghanistan to the

01:00:32.600 point where a new police

01:00:33.960 officer will expect a boy

01:00:35.300 to be given to him as a

01:00:36.180 perk of the job

01:00:36.840 right I had people get in

01:00:39.480 touch with me to say

01:00:40.600 because we already knew

01:00:41.400 that the military guys

01:00:42.780 were told to overlook it

01:00:43.920 I had people get in touch

01:00:45.380 with me and I couldn't get

01:00:46.060 anyone to go on the record

01:00:46.940 about it because they were

01:00:47.800 they were serving military

01:00:49.100 or border force or something

01:00:50.540 like that I had people get

01:00:51.180 in touch with me say that

01:00:51.860 is still happening that is

01:00:52.900 happening in the UK now

01:00:54.000 in these asylum centers

01:00:56.620 they're still sodomizing our

01:00:59.180 boys and it is still the

01:01:00.160 case that the UK

01:01:00.760 authorities are saying

01:01:01.760 yeah just turn a blind eye

01:01:03.020 to it it's their it's

01:01:04.040 their cultural thing just

01:01:05.480 leave it be and could we

01:01:07.060 have predicted this yes

01:01:08.740 yes yes because it turns

01:01:10.620 out that particular groups

01:01:12.340 behave in particular ways

01:01:13.860 that are specific to them

01:01:15.440 and just because you can say

01:01:17.160 not all doesn't mean you

01:01:19.480 can't make predictive you

01:01:21.620 can't make predictions so

01:01:23.160 almost certainly the case

01:01:24.020 with Fraser Nelson is he

01:01:25.640 knows one or two like good

01:01:28.220 immigrants people who come

01:01:29.640 here and started a business

01:01:31.060 or something like that and

01:01:32.040 he has lunch with and dinner

01:01:33.040 parties and he thinks you

01:01:34.640 can just scale that up to a

01:01:36.740 million a year whereas like

01:01:38.660 no all the all the people

01:01:40.840 who were going to come here

01:01:41.740 and start businesses and

01:01:42.640 actually add value and stuff

01:01:43.940 we've drained that pool a

01:01:46.080 long time ago now we're just

01:01:47.740 getting people who are just

01:01:48.500 sitting under a tree in

01:01:49.400 Eritrea or being sports

01:01:51.100 teachers in bloody

01:01:51.960 Ethiopia who come over here

01:01:53.920 and add no value but he

01:01:55.140 thinks there's just a

01:01:55.940 limitless supply of the people

01:01:58.320 that he goes to his bloody

01:01:59.440 liberal dinner parties with

01:02:00.800 I would be inclined to

01:02:02.140 agree with him you're

01:02:02.640 probably right to some

01:02:03.660 degree but also though I

01:02:06.280 get in he's not an idiot

01:02:07.220 he's not so he must also

01:02:09.320 know he must also know

01:02:11.580 that a lot of them are a

01:02:14.400 danger there's a level of

01:02:16.220 smugness which can override

01:02:17.940 any sort of clear thinking

01:02:20.040 well I mean this is this is

01:02:21.320 this is I know I'd call him

01:02:23.000 just an enemy oh yeah

01:02:25.100 just a fifth columnist

01:02:26.060 100% this is this is his go

01:02:28.300 to line this is something he

01:02:29.520 keeps hammering on recently

01:02:31.660 where he's saying oh we've

01:02:32.700 never been a better time to

01:02:34.800 live in this country despite

01:02:36.360 the fact that foreign

01:02:37.740 nationals these are people

01:02:38.980 who are foreign in this

01:02:39.900 country Connor's great on

01:02:41.160 Nelson yeah yeah I forgot

01:02:42.520 I remember

01:02:43.080 remember foreign nationals

01:02:46.620 are people of foreign

01:02:47.700 ancestry who just haven't been

01:02:49.080 given a passport yet so

01:02:50.540 people who have the passport

01:02:51.880 don't get included in these

01:02:53.780 even if they're foreign

01:02:54.760 because we don't typically

01:02:56.240 take in the ethnicity data

01:02:58.840 or at least it's not

01:02:59.620 published publicly they

01:03:03.120 commit a quarter of all sex

01:03:05.660 crimes right that's despite

01:03:07.780 being what 9.3 percent of

01:03:10.660 the population if it was

01:03:12.400 representative as a as a

01:03:15.460 proportion of the population

01:03:16.540 that should be 9.3 percent of

01:03:19.640 the crimes but no instead they

01:03:22.000 more than double that that's

01:03:25.220 that's what 150 percent

01:03:26.700 increase over what it should

01:03:28.860 be yeah Connor just says

01:03:30.340 that's evil what you what

01:03:31.800 Fraser Nelson's doing yeah

01:03:33.340 is evil I mean he's right

01:03:35.260 he's right think about it's

01:03:36.500 right the economic benefits

01:03:38.420 of over 1 million migrants in

01:03:41.400 this country claiming benefits

01:03:42.880 every year yeah 1.15 million

01:03:46.220 foreign-born individuals

01:03:47.540 claiming some kind of benefit

01:03:49.860 so it's all worth it thank

01:03:52.740 god we've got all of those

01:03:53.780 working-age people coming in

01:03:55.480 here and immediately taking

01:03:57.920 our money that makes it all

01:04:00.100 worth it so yes I brand you

01:04:02.440 Fraser Nelson a dishonest liar and

01:04:06.300 an enemy of the British people

01:04:08.280 there you go let's go through

01:04:11.280 some of the super chats and

01:04:12.320 rumble rants explosion says even

01:04:14.200 if they survey people in high

01:04:15.320 crime areas there's a higher

01:04:16.540 likelihood that they will

01:04:17.360 survey people who will say

01:04:18.380 nothing to protect criminals

01:04:19.560 who are their family or

01:04:21.180 friends yes or maybe just

01:04:22.780 themselves that's a random

01:04:24.940 name here in Canada they

01:04:25.980 simply don't report crime so

01:04:27.200 people think things are safer

01:04:28.220 than they are I do take night

01:04:29.340 shifts and I so so I

01:04:30.780 sometimes get to see the cops

01:04:31.960 cordoning off a body laying in

01:04:33.620 the middle of a street that's

01:04:34.840 not very nice hapsification

01:04:37.040 conservatives like Nelson can

01:04:38.540 only understand the issue once

01:04:39.560 they experience the issue they

01:04:40.880 can only understand pain to

01:04:42.060 Nelson it's just some problem

01:04:43.120 out there in the ether not his

01:04:44.760 problem I don't think he even

01:04:45.920 believes that there is a

01:04:47.860 problem that's a random name

01:04:49.460 there is no such thing as

01:04:50.240 death demographic collapse

01:04:51.460 populations fluctuate naturally

01:04:53.140 if they hadn't flooded our

01:04:54.580 nations with barbarians the

01:04:55.580 population would already be

01:04:56.540 naturally going back up

01:04:57.720 probably bald eagle it's easy

01:05:00.380 to say crime is down when the

01:05:01.520 reported crimes are ignored by

01:05:02.960 officials and the people

01:05:03.800 being asked the questions are

01:05:05.040 the ones committing the crime

01:05:06.100 high likelihood of that and

01:05:08.700 super chats normal man says the

01:05:10.820 UN feels like an outdated relic

01:05:12.420 it's like an exhibit exhibition

01:05:13.800 on what the future would be like

01:05:15.440 from the perspective of people

01:05:16.520 from the 1960s that is

01:05:17.720 ridiculously inaccurate to the

01:05:19.760 present day yeah and Sam when

01:05:22.680 are you making Harry read Nick

01:05:24.140 Lowell's new book never US

01:05:26.800 military is the deep state saying

01:05:28.280 US military is the culprit of

01:05:29.640 open society there's no secret

01:05:30.900 about it US military stationed to

01:05:32.620 force open society and democracy to

01:05:34.300 the country probably and that's all

01:05:36.700 the super chats we've got so far

01:05:38.300 let's go through your segment

01:05:39.640 both okay so yesterday the

01:05:45.400 Donald made a big speech at the

01:05:47.840 UN and so seeing as you know he's

01:05:52.820 the leader of the free world I

01:05:55.400 thought it's worth going through

01:05:56.620 because he did say some

01:05:57.640 isn't the speech he intended to

01:05:59.840 give is it because they turned off

01:06:00.900 his telepompter yeah that was one of

01:06:02.200 the things actually yeah yeah

01:06:03.340 apparently the escalator broke while

01:06:05.300 he was going up there instant he

01:06:06.840 stepped on it right you're saying

01:06:08.920 someone deliberately did it just

01:06:10.080 to well there have been reports of

01:06:11.840 UN staff bragging about the fact

01:06:13.320 they did it oh yeah and the

01:06:15.200 telepompter broke but it came back

01:06:16.580 on but anyway I thought it'd be

01:06:18.020 interesting to cover it because it

01:06:18.940 is important when the president

01:06:19.920 makes a big speech like this

01:06:20.980 whether it's the state of the

01:06:21.900 union or whether it's before the

01:06:23.480 general assembly or whatever it is

01:06:25.360 and from our point of view he said

01:06:28.000 some good things and you know

01:06:30.700 despite all the anti-american

01:06:32.880 sentiment the United States still is

01:06:36.120 the most powerful country in the

01:06:38.080 world you know they are still

01:06:41.180 they are still up there so with my

01:06:46.560 Trump hat on he's always got it

01:06:49.900 handy always get we'll try not to be

01:06:51.780 just a pure pro-Trump propagandist

01:06:54.300 machine because you know I've still

01:06:56.280 got questions about the whole

01:06:57.140 Epstein thing and I'm not going to

01:06:58.140 let that go but this speech yeah but

01:07:00.260 this speech was a good one he said so

01:07:02.280 he said some pretty cool things it

01:07:03.800 mainly focused around immigration and

01:07:07.600 and green things so let's just we

01:07:10.640 just we just run through it yeah

01:07:11.960 just run through it okay so first of

01:07:15.180 all he started off by just sort of a

01:07:19.080 classic Trump bombast saying how good

01:07:21.440 his president has been presidency has

01:07:23.740 been so far over the first seven or

01:07:25.380 eight months or whatever yeah so fair

01:07:27.320 enough and he said he talked about how

01:07:30.540 that the immigration at the southern

01:07:32.580 border is now zero and he called he

01:07:36.720 said I've got lots of quotes here from

01:07:38.140 him he said the ridiculous open border

01:07:39.940 policy of Joe Biden just called it sort

01:07:42.060 of openly ridiculous that got a few

01:07:44.640 murmurs in the audience that he would

01:07:48.100 even say that just a few you know but it

01:07:51.320 was rebel rebel rebel sorry yeah of course

01:07:53.840 absolutely an insane thing yeah and and

01:07:59.720 he said to because in front of him is

01:08:02.000 like lots and lots of ambassadors and

01:08:03.560 leaders of the other countries and he

01:08:05.360 says that sort of an open borders

01:08:06.920 policy it it destroys your country and

01:08:09.860 you have to do something about it he's

01:08:12.340 correct yeah right but again it's it's

01:08:15.320 it's great that he's saying this right

01:08:16.760 right to the faces yes of the sort of

01:08:19.540 arch globalists he's just saying it

01:08:22.360 straight to them when the shocking

01:08:23.980 thing about Trump is he just says

01:08:25.420 completely obvious things that we all

01:08:27.420 say to each other whilst being in the

01:08:30.620 in the corridors of power yeah and that's

01:08:33.660 kind of a shocking disconnect for most

01:08:35.080 people it's like what somebody who's

01:08:36.600 actually in charge of something is is

01:08:38.120 sensible about this stuff yeah he talks

01:08:41.360 about how America is no longer a

01:08:43.420 laughingstock that it was under Biden I

01:08:45.540 think mainly in terms of economy and

01:08:48.300 and migration policy and that he got

01:08:51.020 you got movement on NATO he's got lots

01:08:53.320 of trade deals going on with all sorts

01:08:54.800 of countries he did say he'd ended

01:08:56.400 seven unendable wars I mean what do you

01:09:01.160 know what the seven are yeah yeah I can

01:09:02.700 listen for you the Cambodia Thailand

01:09:04.540 thing I'll just listen off Cambodia

01:09:06.740 Thailand Kosovo Serbia Congo versus

01:09:10.300 Rwanda Pakistan versus India Israel

01:09:13.140 versus Iran Egypt versus Ethiopia and

01:09:16.080 Armenia versus Azerbaijan now I just will

01:09:19.560 say that nearly all of those it will

01:09:22.180 almost certainly prove to be a hiatus I

01:09:24.680 think he didn't end them he's jumping

01:09:26.800 ahead a bit by saying oh they're done

01:09:29.280 now these unendable wars are done

01:09:31.460 Israel Iran that won't that won't

01:09:33.620 escalate again I mean no chance broadly

01:09:35.460 speaking I'm pro-Trump and pro-Maga

01:09:38.000 but that's an exaggeration but that one

01:09:40.540 that's a bit of an exaggeration it's like

01:09:42.720 nothing will ever happen between India

01:09:44.220 and Pakistan ever again yeah I think we've

01:09:46.860 finally secured peace in the Congo and

01:09:49.480 Rwanda forever forever forever also if he

01:09:53.480 did stop a nuclear war between India and

01:09:56.740 Pakistan should I you gonna go there are you

01:10:01.480 I mean how much of a win is that just just

01:10:07.100 just ranking on a scale of cut the stream

01:10:09.860 Samson yeah yeah cut it um yeah no so but

01:10:15.240 nonetheless having said that having joked

01:10:17.100 about that it's still better enough even a

01:10:19.640 ceasefire is better than nothing nearly

01:10:21.980 always okay right it is better the

01:10:24.780 Cambodian and Thailand troops aren't

01:10:26.600 shooting at each other surely for example

01:10:28.440 for a while I'm neither Cambodian nor

01:10:32.120 Taiwanese so I don't care he did he did

01:10:34.700 throw some direct shade at the UN itself

01:10:37.200 he said that throughout all those things

01:10:39.140 that he's done in his few months in office

01:10:40.580 that um that the UN didn't help he just

01:10:43.840 said they didn't help not even a phone

01:10:46.000 call they weren't there for us and then

01:10:49.620 he questions what is the purpose of the

01:10:51.200 UN then he said that the UN engages a lot

01:10:54.740 in empty words I don't get it and they

01:10:56.560 over only ever send a letter and they

01:10:58.620 don't actually do anything I mean what

01:11:00.340 is the point so the UN was set up as I

01:11:02.480 understand it to stop wars after 1945

01:11:05.140 and the war the world has been constantly

01:11:08.120 at war since 1945 I mean it's achieved

01:11:11.100 nothing what why fund it why fund any of

01:11:14.020 it NATO the World Health Organization just

01:11:16.320 shut it all down well I mean there's an

01:11:18.740 argument to be made you might say that

01:11:20.840 the UN has helped stop the biggest

01:11:23.620 countries from going to sort of an all-out

01:11:25.900 world war I mean it's only an argument

01:11:28.000 I'm not even saying that's true I'm just

01:11:29.200 saying there is there is there is that

01:11:30.720 argument it probably isn't because they

01:11:32.100 were concerned about getting a letter from

01:11:33.360 the UN well the UN is you know very much

01:11:35.800 like the League of Nations is effectively

01:11:38.400 toothless if the biggest contributors to

01:11:41.360 it the United States I mean the United States

01:11:45.320 never even signed up to the League of

01:11:46.440 Nations but anyway the point is yeah if

01:11:48.880 they haven't got a big enough force and a

01:11:50.980 big enough political will to do things to

01:11:53.460 intervene all over the world then they

01:11:55.760 won't or they can't so yeah I mean

01:11:58.280 Trump's moaning about it but I mean the

01:12:02.640 UN was always like NATO another another

01:12:07.060 instrument in the toolbox of United States

01:12:10.560 foreign policy yes to an extent so I mean

01:12:14.720 if you want the UN to do more I mean I

01:12:17.660 suppose you can give them more I don't

01:12:19.980 know no I don't think that would work

01:12:21.180 shut it down no but right but that

01:12:23.000 wouldn't really work could it yeah but

01:12:24.240 that wouldn't really work so there's

01:12:26.800 still that there's always that real

01:12:28.580 politic thing of the the biggest boys

01:12:31.320 in the playground with the biggest

01:12:32.780 weapons get to do as they please

01:12:36.080 essentially so yeah and you could have a

01:12:38.840 small little octogenarian teacher in the

01:12:42.280 corner saying don't fight lads but

01:12:44.340 they're gonna yes because they're bigger

01:12:46.060 and more powerful than her physically you

01:12:48.020 know if he doesn't defund the UN because

01:12:50.840 they dicked around with his escalator and

01:12:52.580 his teleprompter I at least want them to

01:12:54.740 go after them for those parking fines

01:12:56.620 you know everyone at the UN they just

01:12:59.220 parked wherever the hell they want in New

01:13:00.580 York and they get they get a ticket and

01:13:02.540 they never pay it so they've got

01:13:03.880 diplomatic immunity yeah so just pull just

01:13:05.840 pull all the diplomatic plates you can do

01:13:07.520 that it's funny you did tell a little

01:13:09.060 anecdote so back in the day and then

01:13:10.600 drone strikes something I mean yes when

01:13:15.300 they're empty yes he did tell a funny

01:13:17.160 anecdote he said back in the day I

01:13:18.360 assume he was talking about in the 80s

01:13:20.120 or the 90s or something before he was

01:13:21.560 president um he was because he's a New

01:13:24.080 York property developer person isn't he

01:13:26.080 that's what he is first and foremost

01:13:27.100 that uh he could have got the beard and

01:13:29.520 should have got the contract to build the

01:13:31.160 whole UN um estate and they they passed

01:13:36.240 him over and the people they put his name

01:13:39.020 on the front and that would really annoy them

01:13:40.880 and the people they did pick um like

01:13:44.340 screwed it all up and still haven't even

01:13:45.720 finished all these years later he said

01:13:47.420 he says that's indicative of how the UN

01:13:49.060 works you pick the wrong thing and it's

01:13:51.560 just a shambles from start to finish

01:13:52.980 uh not uh you know where's the liar

01:13:56.280 where's the lie in that um okay carrying

01:13:59.160 on um he did talk about a number of

01:14:00.940 things if I just whip through a few because

01:14:02.640 we are sort of beginning to run low on

01:14:04.380 time um he talked about nuclear weapons

01:14:06.820 and Iran he called Iran quote the world's

01:14:09.560 number one sponsor of terror that's an old

01:14:11.780 state department line um but you know

01:14:14.480 he went with that and he talked about

01:14:15.600 operation midnight hammer when the b2s

01:14:18.280 stealth bombers dropped those uh dropped

01:14:21.500 those massive bombs was it the one on the

01:14:23.360 mountain was supposed to blow up the

01:14:24.820 nuclear facility yeah yeah they dropped

01:14:26.740 bunker busters I think they were moabs

01:14:29.240 yeah mother of all bombs uh yeah giant

01:14:32.160 30 000 pound bombs 12 of them I mean we

01:14:35.320 can take his word for it wasn't it

01:14:36.560 confirmed that they didn't actually

01:14:37.960 destroy the facilities they just damaged

01:14:39.940 them well that well the people still

01:14:42.580 are analysts are still arguing about

01:14:44.160 that now so Trump says it was

01:14:46.940 completely annihilated and other people

01:14:48.980 like the Iranian authorities say no it

01:14:51.240 wasn't too badly that I think I think

01:14:53.840 the consensus is that it did mess with

01:14:56.380 their program big time

01:14:58.100 but not tend to do yeah but not a bullet

01:15:01.760 probably didn't obliterate everything

01:15:03.980 which is what Trump says they dropped

01:15:05.680 those bombs then Trump immediately went

01:15:07.300 out and said these places been

01:15:08.360 obliterated the Iranian should have come

01:15:10.240 out and said yep they've been

01:15:11.340 obliterated no need to ever look at them

01:15:12.920 again yeah yeah the fact is Iran keeps

01:15:15.940 those sites under a very strict lock and

01:15:17.920 key so normal people like us that can

01:15:20.760 only go by what's released uh don't know

01:15:23.360 exactly at this point but anyway um he

01:15:26.860 talked about Gaza um and obviously his

01:15:29.400 line on it was um more on the pro

01:15:33.560 Israeli side I mean he was saying that

01:15:35.540 um it is it's Hamas that is refusing to

01:15:39.040 make peace he said he did keep saying I

01:15:41.660 really want a ceasefire we need a ceasefire

01:15:43.460 did it said that a number of times but

01:15:44.880 it's Hamas that won't do it that won't

01:15:47.520 come to the table and that they won't

01:15:49.040 really we we need them to release the

01:15:51.120 hostages they've still got loads of

01:15:52.820 hostages including American ones 20 odd

01:15:54.800 actual US ones and um their line in

01:15:58.820 Trump's light and Israel's line in the

01:16:00.440 sand is we need those back there can't

01:16:02.500 really be a peace until those are back

01:16:04.180 and there was a ripple of applause when

01:16:05.560 he started saying he didn't say

01:16:07.220 explicitly but he was obviously

01:16:08.240 referring to some of the countries that

01:16:10.100 in the last few days have recognized a

01:16:11.840 Palestinian state he was saying that

01:16:13.920 they're that's that's bad that's

01:16:15.340 wrong-headed why are you sort of before

01:16:17.440 Hamas has released hostages why are you

01:16:19.760 why are you doing that and there was a

01:16:22.000 ripple of applause in the in the

01:16:24.300 auditorium which I thought was interesting

01:16:26.020 I thought there'd be like gasps and

01:16:27.440 like a complete silence obviously the

01:16:30.060 Israeli ambassadors nodding but there

01:16:32.100 was a ripple of applause for that which

01:16:34.400 I found interesting um one Ukraine he

01:16:38.140 said he did say he admitted he said I

01:16:40.020 thought it would be the easiest I the

01:16:42.140 easiest thing to fix and end because he

01:16:44.520 did say didn't he within 24 hours of me

01:16:46.600 back in the white in in the Oval Office

01:16:48.460 I will have ended this thing and it but

01:16:50.520 he did admit I thought it would be the

01:16:52.120 what the easiest and that's probably

01:16:53.720 because he assumed that Ukraine wanted

01:16:56.060 the war to end yeah yeah rather than

01:16:59.680 it being a massive grift well lots of

01:17:02.720 his assumptions were obviously wrong on

01:17:04.320 it yeah but he's at least admitted that

01:17:06.260 to some degree he said the war would

01:17:08.160 never have started if I'd been

01:17:09.320 president wouldn't have even started

01:17:11.440 he said he said he shows you quote it

01:17:13.180 shows you what bad leadership can do to

01:17:15.100 a country I think he was still

01:17:16.480 referring to Biden there really um and he

01:17:20.980 threw some shade at China and India

01:17:22.800 for still buying Russian oil and some

01:17:25.360 European and NATO countries for still

01:17:27.680 still buying Russian oil or gas as well

01:17:30.140 Russian energy um and that some of

01:17:33.140 these NATO and European countries were

01:17:34.640 funding the war against themselves and

01:17:37.280 that that was embarrassing um and he

01:17:40.280 called for sort of all countries to pull

01:17:41.940 together for even more powerful tariffs

01:17:44.040 against Russia um yeah to just everyone

01:17:48.280 needs to stop buying Russian energy um I

01:17:52.580 don't I don't know if that even that

01:17:54.020 would really stop Putin in his tracks um

01:17:57.460 and even the leader of the free world

01:18:01.300 can't tell Beijing what to do they're

01:18:06.220 going to do what they want to do they're

01:18:08.560 going to have they're going to make an

01:18:09.580 analysis of what's in their own best

01:18:11.280 interest and they're going to do that so

01:18:14.080 and the same goes for India really um

01:18:18.040 talked about biological weapons and I

01:18:20.120 don't I watched the whole thing through

01:18:21.900 I don't think actually said COVID once or

01:18:24.640 Wuhan once but he was obviously talking

01:18:26.740 about it when he's talking about

01:18:27.760 biological weapons and um and and the

01:18:31.740 he's going to put together a big

01:18:33.880 convention for more research into how to

01:18:36.840 have stricter much more stricter things

01:18:39.180 throughout the whole world to stop any

01:18:41.620 sort of accidental release of any sort

01:18:43.720 of bioweapons um there was one bit um

01:18:47.020 in the in the speech which I thought was

01:18:49.140 sort of the the key the key uh sort of

01:18:53.800 about five minutes can we watch about

01:18:55.280 five minutes of it we've got time for

01:18:57.100 that for me Samson okay so let's just

01:19:00.480 watch let's watch this bit not only is

01:19:03.060 the UN not solving the problems it

01:19:05.340 should too often it's actually creating

01:19:08.020 new problems for us to solve the best

01:19:10.520 example is the number one political

01:19:12.960 issue of our time the crisis of

01:19:14.780 uncontrolled migration it's uncontrolled

01:19:17.960 your countries are being ruined the

01:19:21.780 United Nations is funding an assault

01:19:23.820 remember he's talking to all the world

01:19:25.760 like the arch globalists of the world

01:19:27.440 he's addressing here hear a few murmurs

01:19:29.580 as well when he said this you're ruining

01:19:31.280 your countries on western countries and

01:19:36.360 their borders in 2024 the UN budgeted

01:19:39.960 372 million dollars in cash assistance

01:19:43.160 to support an estimated 624 000 migrants

01:19:47.980 journeying into the United States think

01:19:51.780 of that the UN is supporting people that

01:19:54.480 are illegally coming into the United

01:19:56.080 States and then we have to get them out

01:19:57.840 the UN also provided food shelter

01:20:01.280 transportation and debit cards to

01:20:03.540 illegal aliens can you believe that on

01:20:06.240 the way to infiltrate our southern

01:20:08.900 border or debit cards millions of

01:20:11.640 people came through that southern border

01:20:13.280 with money just a year ago millions and

01:20:15.440 millions of people were pouring in 25

01:20:17.600 million altogether over the four years

01:20:19.600 of the incompetent Biden

01:20:21.780 administration and now we have it

01:20:25.340 stopped totally stopped in fact they're

01:20:28.140 not even coming anymore because they

01:20:29.740 know they can't get through but what

01:20:32.980 took place is totally unacceptable the

01:20:35.300 UN is supposed to stop invasions not

01:20:37.700 create them and not finance them in the

01:20:41.280 United States we reject the idea that

01:20:43.340 mass numbers of people from foreign

01:20:45.140 lands can be permitted to travel

01:20:46.840 halfway around the world trample our

01:20:49.440 borders violate our sovereignty cause

01:20:51.480 unmitigated crime and deplete our social

01:20:55.540 safety net we have reasserted that

01:20:59.440 America belongs to the American people

01:21:02.440 and I encourage all countries to take

01:21:04.320 their own stand in defense of their

01:21:07.080 citizens as well you have to do that

01:21:10.380 because I see it I'm not mentioning names I

01:21:14.840 see it and I can call every single one of

01:21:17.580 them that you're destroying your countries

01:21:19.420 they're being destroyed Europe is in

01:21:22.660 serious trouble they've been invaded by a

01:21:25.520 force of illegal aliens like nobody's

01:21:28.580 ever seen before illegal aliens are

01:21:30.820 pouring into Europe nobody is ever and

01:21:33.480 nobody's doing anything to change it to

01:21:36.120 get them out it's not sustainable and

01:21:40.380 because they choose to be politically

01:21:42.160 correct they're doing just absolutely

01:21:45.020 nothing about it you can see why the Rory

01:21:50.060 Stuarts of this world and the Christian

01:21:51.580 Guru Murphys of this world the Shami

01:21:53.680 Chakrabartis and the Yasmin Anamani

01:21:56.420 Browns you can see why they despise him

01:21:58.380 right yes and I have to say I look at

01:22:03.060 London where you have a terrible mayor

01:22:04.780 terrible terrible mayor and it's been so

01:22:08.260 changed so changed now they want to go to

01:22:12.400 Sharia law but you're in a different

01:22:16.000 country you can't do that both the

01:22:18.660 immigration and their suicidal energy

01:22:21.100 ideas will be the death of Western Europe if

01:22:24.260 something is not done immediately they

01:22:26.560 cannot this cannot be sustained what makes

01:22:30.820 the world so beautiful is that each country is

01:22:33.100 unique but to stay this way every sovereign

01:22:36.500 nation must have the right to control

01:22:38.300 their own borders you have the right to

01:22:40.000 control your borders as we do now and to

01:22:43.800 limit the sheer numbers of migrants

01:22:45.740 entering their countries and paid for by

01:22:48.340 the people of that nation that were there

01:22:50.840 and that built that particular nation at

01:22:52.760 the time they put their blood sweat tears

01:22:57.260 money into that country and now they're

01:23:00.800 being ruined proud nations must be allowed

01:23:03.660 to protect their communities and prevent

01:23:05.740 their societies from being overwhelmed by

01:23:07.680 people they have never seen before with

01:23:10.240 different customs religions with different

01:23:13.880 everything where migrants have violated

01:23:16.580 laws large false asylum claims or claimed

01:23:19.880 refugee status for illegitimate reasons

01:23:22.900 they should in many cases be immediately

01:23:26.440 sent home and while we will always have a big

01:23:29.500 heart for places and people that are

01:23:31.580 struggling and truly compassionate answers will

01:23:35.720 be given we have to solve the problem and we

01:23:40.020 have to solve it in their countries not create new

01:23:42.420 problems in our countries and we are very

01:23:44.520 helpful to a lot of

01:23:45.520 anyway it goes on it's in that vein for it's

01:23:48.640 very good stuff this is exactly stuff we talk about

01:23:50.760 yeah right exactly the sort of stuff we nailed it

01:23:53.300 there and it goes on like that in in that vein for

01:23:55.740 quite a while but um really running short of time so i'll

01:23:58.480 quickly whip through i want to play a couple more minutes of that actually

01:24:01.480 it's so good but anyway whip through a few more things he talked

01:24:03.780 about he talked about the economy this is a quote joe biden's policies

01:24:06.460 empowered murderers gangs human smugglers

01:24:08.840 people traffickers drug cartels uh prisoners from all over the world

01:24:13.160 that uh 300 000 children were lost in the u.s

01:24:16.580 and sold um and fake news doesn't write about it

01:24:20.500 um he called it inherently evil he said this he said

01:24:23.980 the globalist migration agenda this is what the globalist uh migration

01:24:29.180 agenda has done and it's what it's all about i.e

01:24:31.900 inherent evil uh and he was going to track down the villains

01:24:35.540 who had caused this problem um he quickly talked about drug trafficking

01:24:39.860 into america specifically largely from venezuela

01:24:43.100 he called out maduro by name said some of those uh some of those venezuelan

01:24:48.080 drug gangs are uh the enemies of all humanity he said

01:24:51.540 we will we will blow you out of existence we have no choice

01:24:55.260 okay uh on energy he's great because he hates he hates renewable

01:25:01.000 yeah he said that windmills are pathetic he particularly hates windmills

01:25:04.080 um and on green energy he gave a shout out to germany for sort of reversing

01:25:09.140 itself he said germany was being led down a

01:25:11.380 very sick path he said all green means is going

01:25:15.240 bankrupt that's all that means apparently when he was in the uk

01:25:18.920 recently at the pad at uh windsor and sir queer was there apparently he

01:25:23.760 talked to him loads about the north sea oil reserves we've got

01:25:26.560 and um it's insane to him that we don't

01:25:30.640 that we we don't use it we don't use yeah yeah again where's the lie

01:25:34.600 where's the lie um yeah he just uh he just uh

01:25:38.640 caned climate change massively he said it's uh the greatest con job

01:25:42.480 ever perpetuated on the world

01:25:44.380 and again there's a little ripple of laughter

01:25:46.500 in in the auditorium which i find annoying they just laugh

01:25:50.800 at him saying something like that um he said that sort of the climate change

01:25:54.700 narrative quote was made by stupid people that have cost their countries

01:25:59.720 fortunes

01:26:00.500 um nailed that as well yeah and it's just a scam

01:26:06.140 the whole thing's a scam um he said that climate migration is

01:26:11.560 a double-tailed monster um that destroys everything in its wake

01:26:17.080 the carbon footprint is a hoax made up by people with evil intentions

01:26:21.720 and they're heading down a path of total destruction

01:26:25.200 talked about how how china creates more co2 than the rest of the world put

01:26:30.140 together

01:26:30.520 fraser nelson must have been particularly upset by that one

01:26:33.120 you know you can see why progressive globo homo types despise him

01:26:37.740 yes because he's up there just ripping down their well their worldview their

01:26:41.980 narratives their liars

01:26:42.920 another with truth two last quick quotes i thought was was worth picking out

01:26:47.120 he said the primary effect of these brutal green energy policies

01:26:50.460 has not been to help the environment but to redistribute manufacturing and

01:26:54.740 industrial activity from developed countries that follow the insane rules

01:26:58.900 that are put down uh uh uh uh and and and and sends this uh industrial

01:27:05.080 activity to polluting countries that break the rules and they make a fortune

01:27:09.240 he also mentioned in passing that christianity is the most persecuted religion

01:27:13.840 in the world and he ended it by saying

01:27:15.160 in closing i just want to repeat that immigration

01:27:18.020 and the higher cost of so-called green renewable energy

01:27:21.320 is destroying a large part of the free world

01:27:23.860 and a large part of our planet countries that cherish freedom

01:27:27.680 are fading fast because of their policies on these two subjects

01:27:30.860 so perfect pretty based no most thank thank you mr trump

01:27:37.900 great i hope your i hope your successor is uh in the same vein on that stuff

01:27:44.440 uh well that'd be vans now release the epstein files yes okay also do that

01:27:49.860 also actually start deporting enough people to make a difference

01:27:53.240 yes there are a lot of things there and i always say you know words

01:27:58.600 talk is cheap and i don't want to be dismissive but i value actions much more

01:28:05.240 let's go through some of these video comments and then go because we've got

01:28:09.320 a round table in about 30 minutes

01:28:11.800 hey hello seaters i'm in lancaster and i've got something very interesting

01:28:17.000 this is the incest tombstone

01:28:21.240 it's a roman auxiliary soldier dating from around 75 to 120

01:28:27.400 ad shows him on horseback

01:28:31.140 with the head of a native britain

01:28:34.460 and trampling the body and the body is carrying a sword just as the auxiliary

01:28:41.440 soldier is and no stirrups classic roman

01:28:46.120 personally it's stuff like this that makes it like where i'm just like i don't

01:28:51.020 really i don't idolize and venerate rome the

01:28:54.240 same way that a lot of people do obviously it was a very impressive

01:28:57.360 civilization but i'm like they did also repeatedly try and genocide my germanic

01:29:02.480 and british ancestors so i'm not particularly interested in venerating

01:29:07.300 them as anything other than a cool historical curiosity for myself

01:29:12.300 i just feel like when you hold a grudge that long that is lame and gay

01:29:16.480 no no i'm not like eric weinstein yeah i was just gonna say yeah yeah i'm just

01:29:20.900 gonna say i'm not holding i'm not holding a grudge i'm not i'm not going to their

01:29:25.420 monuments and flipping them off i'm saying i just don't venerate them in the

01:29:29.020 same way that other people do obviously they're fascinating very

01:29:31.880 impressive but i prefer to venerate i did like the hbo series though

01:29:35.600 yes i wrote the wrong twitter handle yesterday sorry has the right one and

01:29:41.700 there are some illustrations for a book i have written it is already written and

01:29:46.260 it is great it is the most traditional fairytale book with the most traditional

01:29:52.060 conservative old values and if you want to read it you can shoot me a

01:29:57.880 pm on x and i have a pdf file and if you like it maybe you want to buy it when it's

01:30:04.320 out with the illustrations it's um particularly i think it's really good for

01:30:08.280 small girls um who's learning to read and stuff so um yeah and actually that she put was it kek the

01:30:15.880 frog in it uh pepe pepe pepe the frog kek the lord of kekistan and i think coop

01:30:26.000 keeps involved in that is as well that's cool it's good to see people doing things and trying to create

01:30:31.700 right i'll go through the last few super chats and rubble rants and then we are going to go

01:30:35.880 so dawn browning just send in 10 australian dollars uh with a little sticker saying thank you so thank

01:30:43.280 you very much for that ian thomas doctrinally uh dan's plan would suck up 16 000 soldiers the entire

01:30:49.380 infantry is guard force alone enablers on top makes this a massive undertaking no have one tenth that

01:30:55.680 much under shoot to kill and it is possible that the army recruitment would go up if you started

01:31:02.120 doing yeah things in the interest of the country maybe yeah i mean they always want to have army

01:31:08.220 recruitment up to have white kids to die in their war what if instead it was to protect your own

01:31:15.160 borders and have a real country and you get to live in saint helena which i'm sure is a lovely place

01:31:21.280 other than the migrant camp that we're going to put there yes busted brian on rumble of the

01:31:25.500 193 member nations u.s pays 22 percent of the un's funding via the u.s taxpayers trump has every

01:31:30.920 right to criticize them for sitting there and doing nothing but talk about climate change even better

01:31:35.360 if they're the ones funding a lot of this stuff threaten to pull out that's almost a quarter of

01:31:42.700 their entire budget could they afford to give food shelter and transport to all of these people

01:31:49.220 if the u.s said no we won't pay for it anymore i mean that's always an option that is always an option

01:31:57.040 explosion like the economy under a monopoly the monopoly of a one world government would likely have the

01:32:02.360 same effect on quality of government jokes on you all government is shit in current day and age

01:32:09.280 i can't think well maybe el salvador but all government is shit uh anyway with that being

01:32:17.780 said join us in about half an hour if you remember on the channel uh on the uh website so that you can

01:32:23.260 watch a round table where we'll be joined by can i say can i say is it allowed we're supposed to we're

01:32:29.420 supposed to put up a thing aren't we on i think it's on twitter josh will be here right there you go

01:32:35.380 josh will be here and we'll talk about whether political violence has increased or decreased

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - September 24, 2025

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