The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - October 30, 2025


The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1285


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 30 minutes

Words per Minute

168.3579

Word Count

15,170

Sentence Count

830

Misogynist Sentences

21

Hate Speech Sentences

73


Summary

In Episode 1285 of Lotus Eater, we talk about leaving the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and how that would work practically, and how the internet is making things worse in the USA. We also talk about the divisions within New York politics, and the impact of the internet on our daily lives.


Transcript

00:00:00.400 Hello and welcome to the podcast of Lotus Eater's episode 1285. I'm your host Harry,
00:00:06.480 joined today by regular guest Firas and this man we found on the street outside. He was
00:00:12.700 wearing a suit so we thought why not. If you could give me some spare change, very nice.
00:00:17.100 I think his name is Joe. Joseph. That's about right. Yes. Close enough.
00:00:21.320 And today we're going to be talking about leaving the ECHR, how that would work practically.
00:00:26.160 We're going to be talking about the divisions within New York politics and how the internet
00:00:30.260 is getting worse. Before we get into that though, I've got a few things to say. First of all,
00:00:34.760 immediately before the stream even started, Century Bro on YouTube sent into a $200 super chat with no
00:00:42.460 message attached, just sent in the money. So thank you very much Century Bro. That's very generous and
00:00:47.020 kind of you. Also, we do have the six o'clock webinar with Stelios and Luca later on today.
00:00:54.620 This is going to be the last of the webinars that Stelios is conducting regarding this.
00:00:58.480 So if you want to speak to him about the Ancient Greek Virtue Ethics course and ask any questions,
00:01:03.700 clarify anything, this will be your last chance to do so. And I'm also again happy to say that later
00:01:09.680 on today at three o'clock, so that's before the webinar, Samson and I will be kicking off our
00:01:15.020 journey to the East show with a special Halloween Silent Hill episode. Now the rest of the series will
00:01:22.140 be premium, but this will be a freemium video. So even if you don't have access to the premium
00:01:27.220 content on the website through a subscription, you will be able to watch this discussion.
00:01:31.280 I've put a lot of work into it. Samson's put a lot of work into it. So I hope you all enjoy it.
00:01:35.420 And with that, let's get on with the news.
00:01:38.140 Thank you very much. So the topic of conversation in Britain today is about leaving the ECHR.
00:01:44.720 Nigel Farage, the leader of the Reform Party, tried to submit a bill to do that. He was endlessly
00:01:51.980 heckled by the midwits and the fatties of the Liberal Democrats who called him things like Putin's pet
00:02:00.200 and thought that they were incredibly funny and brilliant and accused him of trying to remove
00:02:07.360 British people's rights and so on and so forth. All of that isn't really worth dignifying with an
00:02:13.240 answer. Britain has had rights longer than most of Europe. And the idea that there would be no
00:02:18.460 rights in this country if Britain left the ECHR is frankly laughable and undeserving of a response.
00:02:26.380 So let's move on from that. There is a point of principle, however. The point of principle is that
00:02:31.540 as a sovereign country, foreign courts should not have jurisdiction over Britain.
00:02:37.460 That's a fair position to take. And that's the position that Farage himself has taken.
00:02:41.260 So there was this big vote about it about 10 years ago.
00:02:45.180 There was an issue of that.
00:02:46.800 Yeah, I remember that. Yeah, I remember some discussion around this topic.
00:02:50.340 It's also a central point about how our political system works is that parliament is sovereign.
00:02:55.820 Yes.
00:02:56.100 And if it's ruled over by foreign courts that aren't even based in Britain, let alone parliamentary,
00:03:03.440 then it's no longer sovereign and it undermines how our sort of uncodified constitution works.
00:03:09.520 Yes. Yes. No, absolutely. Absolutely. The point is, though, that for these midwits who pretend that
00:03:17.320 ECHR is the source of rights in Britain, it's not stopping the government arresting around 300
00:03:22.500 people a day for tweets. I mean, the number of people who are being arrested for social media posts
00:03:27.160 is 12,000, 13,000 a year. So the idea that ECHR protects against that, obviously laughable.
00:03:35.620 But there is a more substantial point, which is that the reason that these kinds of arrests happen
00:03:41.640 isn't because of the ECHR or relationship with Europe. It's because of the pathetic quality of judges,
00:03:47.580 judges, MPs, civil servants, police commanders, etc., etc. So there's a much bigger issue here
00:03:55.160 than the ECHR, which is why the title of this segment is just the first step. Addressing the
00:04:00.940 question of the ECHR is just one step in terms of fixing a much bigger problem, which is that the
00:04:07.540 establishment as establishment, the classes that depend on the taxpayer for their wages
00:04:13.780 are absolutely hostile. And that includes the quangocracy, and that includes the civil service
00:04:22.100 bureaucracy, the police, the judiciary, and much more than that. Plus, it's not even a question of
00:04:29.140 whether or not foreign criminals can be deported. The French do a good job sometimes deporting people
00:04:34.100 that they don't want when they decide that they want to do this kind of thing. Other countries in
00:04:39.000 Europe do engage in deportations. Hungary closes its borders completely, and it's part of the ECHR.
00:04:46.160 So the ECHR is a bit of a red herring. It's not the actual issue that's preventing Britain from
00:04:53.460 addressing a huge amount of the problems related to migration. It is one factor, but it's a small
00:05:00.440 factor. You can also, even if you were part of the EU, do what Poland does, which is just adhere to the
00:05:06.680 things you want to do, and then all the things that you don't. Like, it doesn't have to be a
00:05:10.560 straitjacket. Exactly. The notion that we have to adhere to it no matter what, or even be a part of
00:05:16.200 it in the first place, is absurd. It's obviously people trying to appeal to some degree of authority
00:05:22.220 around this thing, because it's what they want. The outcome is what they want in the first place.
00:05:27.160 Exactly. So what they do, what both sides are doing, is using the ECHR as a fig leaf.
00:05:33.740 The left pretends that the ECHR is the main guarantor of rights, and reform is pretending
00:05:39.960 that the ECHR is the fundamental problem. Neither of these propositions are true. And that doesn't
00:05:47.860 change the point of principle that a foreign court shouldn't have jurisdiction over Britain,
00:05:52.120 but these are the facts. There are good reasons that have been put forward to say the ECHR question
00:06:04.280 should be delayed, and shouldn't be the first thing on the agenda. And these mainly relate to
00:06:10.160 Ireland and the Good Friday Agreement, and the fact that the Good Friday Agreement, in part, relies on the
00:06:16.140 ECHR. The reality, however, is slightly different. First, the Good Friday Agreement has been in chaos
00:06:24.100 for many years now. The Parliament installment has been suspended for a total of 10 years, out of the
00:06:32.420 last 25 years that it's been in effect. And this didn't really change very much. Things kept on ticking
00:06:43.040 along, and the problem of violence has been resolved. And the problem of violence isn't really a threat
00:06:50.200 right now, because the Sinn Féin, having taken control of the Republic of Ireland, proceeded to
00:06:55.900 pretty much betray the country and stab it a thousand times in the back, and flood it with immigrants in
00:07:01.320 the same way that has occurred throughout the rest of Europe, and in Britain, and so on and so forth.
00:07:06.480 So the idea that if the Good Friday Agreement collapses because of the ECHR, well, that will
00:07:13.440 spell a return to violence in Northern Ireland, we're seeing pretty much the opposite. We're seeing
00:07:17.460 people raising the Irish and English and United Kingdom flags together to say that the actual
00:07:25.180 problem is the defense of a white Christian Europe, not sectarian differences between Catholics
00:07:32.640 and Protestants, or Irish grievances against the English, or English grievances against the Irish.
00:07:37.480 Like, that's not the issue.
00:07:39.060 Well, there's not nearly as much bad blood anymore, really.
00:07:41.400 No.
00:07:42.120 There might still be amongst the older generation, but, you know...
00:07:45.560 There always is, sometimes.
00:07:47.300 You know, one of my closest friends at university was an Irishman.
00:07:50.700 Right.
00:07:51.020 And, you know, there was no bad blood. He was just like, yeah, you know, England and Ireland
00:07:55.140 are basically the same. And most people of my age feel the same.
00:07:59.680 That there's no real problem here. And as, you know, time goes on, there's going to be
00:08:05.240 the prevalence of that attitude more and more. And, of course, as well, Ireland's only one country.
00:08:10.980 And it's much easier to negotiate with Ireland than the entirety of the EU with the ECHR.
00:08:16.440 So, actually, I would argue that it's probably better for both that we just do our negotiations
00:08:22.100 country to country.
00:08:24.140 Bilaterally.
00:08:24.920 Yeah, exactly.
00:08:26.000 No, 100%. 100%. I fully agree with that.
00:08:28.460 Plus, the precedent that was set by Stormont paved the way for the devolution that happened
00:08:33.220 in Wales and in Scotland.
00:08:34.980 And this was disastrous. Like, devolution is clearly not working.
00:08:38.580 It's a bad idea. It's adding layers and layers of government that are completely unnecessary.
00:08:42.160 And it's been captured, at least in Scotland's case, by insane, weird leftists who pretend
00:08:51.720 to be nationalists, but are only nationalists against the United Kingdom. They're not nationalists
00:08:57.720 in point of fact.
00:08:59.540 It's still quite similar in Wales as well.
00:09:02.460 They're also socialists as well, which is a bit awkward as a title.
00:09:06.160 It all wraps into one big hate fest, really, of the traditions and customs and religion
00:09:16.420 that made this country what it is. That's what it's all about. They hate themselves and they
00:09:22.760 hate everybody around them. And they express it with weird ideologies. And, you know, it's
00:09:28.320 not a question of principle for these people.
00:09:32.120 The other point to make is that the EU is going to work against a reform or right-wing
00:09:37.720 government that's genuinely right-wing, unlike what has happened in the past, regardless.
00:09:44.000 Like, the EU is going to declare total war on any government in Britain that actually seeks
00:09:52.680 to assert sovereignty and that actually tries to reduce the number of migrants coming in
00:10:00.340 and the migrants that are already here. This is a given.
00:10:04.420 Well, from the EU's perspective, they want to crush any country that asserts its own sovereignty
00:10:08.880 because it undermines the whole European project.
00:10:11.360 Exactly.
00:10:11.560 And therefore, it's raison d'etre.
00:10:12.560 And for them, they don't believe in the popular vote. They believe that our democracy
00:10:20.640 means the oligarchic expert class in charge or the expert class servants of the oligarchs
00:10:31.160 being in charge. They have the technocrats. The technocrats.
00:10:35.500 It means democracy, our democracy is just a term for technocratic, nudge-based, psychological
00:10:41.240 control of the mass population.
00:10:42.740 Exactly. Exactly. Because the mass population is not to be respected, is not to be trusted,
00:10:47.600 is to be looked down upon, spat upon, and downtrodden until it no longer exists. And if a government
00:10:53.060 were to try to reverse that, with or without the ECHR being on the table, their reaction from the EU is
00:11:00.400 going to be the same. And this is going to involve sabotaging trade. And this is going to involve
00:11:07.040 trying to find ways to use the Northern Ireland issue as a wedge to weaken Britain further.
00:11:15.020 They will do this to any country. Look at what they've done to Poland. Look at what they've done
00:11:19.280 to Hungary. They will obviously do the same to Britain.
00:11:22.360 So it should be taken as a given that even a Sivnat government is going to face the full wrath of the
00:11:31.840 European Union and of the European bureaucracy. And that they will try to sabotage everything
00:11:37.020 at pretty much every, using every lever of power that they have. And at every point in time where they
00:11:43.480 find an opportunity. This is, this should be the starting point. A big part of the problem fundamentally
00:11:50.540 is that Faraj, as usual, is very good at campaigning, but very bad on the detail.
00:11:56.660 And what reform should be doing is pretty much gaming out how this plays out and gaming out things
00:12:03.520 like the reaction from the United Nations. Yesterday, the United Nations was getting very angry
00:12:08.680 because the government of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil started shooting drug dealers.
00:12:14.820 Which is absurd, of course, because everyone knows about Rio's drug gang problem.
00:12:20.540 It's not exactly a secret.
00:12:22.580 Exactly. They all condemned Naib Bukele for asserting the sovereignty of the state in El Salvador.
00:12:31.440 They're going to do the same against Britain, but it's going to be a lot more intense and a lot
00:12:35.940 more vigorous. And what should be done is to game out the levers of trade and the levers of
00:12:43.200 international law, quote unquote, that they will use to undermine reform. This is what they're going to do.
00:12:51.720 And they will have the full cooperation of the blob, of the class of people that rely on taxpayers for their money,
00:13:03.640 who work in the NGOs, in the civil service, in the judiciary, in the police, etc., etc.
00:13:11.200 And the actual problem isn't just the ECHR, although in principle, yes, it's a violation of sovereignty.
00:13:19.660 The actual problem is that there is really no plan for dealing with this.
00:13:25.920 And these guys might go crazy. The EU might decide that deporting criminals is a violation of their human rights,
00:13:34.800 and therefore trade sanctions must be applied. And therefore, the EU is going to introduce tariffs.
00:13:41.700 And therefore, the EU is going to renegotiate Brexit deals and things of that nature.
00:13:46.760 I mean, they're going to go all out.
00:13:49.240 And there is one sort of potential counter-argument here that I obviously agree with what you're saying,
00:13:55.760 and they could do this to a degree of self-harm that could actually really damage the countries within the EU.
00:14:02.060 But with the way things are going, particularly with Germany, France, Italy,
00:14:07.040 they're probably not going to be in a financial position where they can take a hit,
00:14:12.260 or at least it's going to make it so difficult as to undermine faith in the EU in the first place.
00:14:17.840 Look, if you look at how they negotiated the Brexit deals, they didn't really seem to have very many concerns.
00:14:23.220 Now, they were very much helped by the fact that the British negotiators were remainers,
00:14:29.640 and that really undermined Britain's position.
00:14:32.620 And Britain does have pretty important leverage.
00:14:35.240 This is one of the biggest markets that the Europeans have access to.
00:14:38.260 Yes, true.
00:14:40.740 But this kind of economic damage didn't stop them blowing up their own nuclear plants,
00:14:45.640 and didn't stop them decimating their energy infrastructure,
00:14:48.840 and didn't stop them staying silent when the Americans blew up Nord Stream,
00:14:52.020 or when the Ukrainians attacked refineries in Romania and Hungary a couple of weeks ago.
00:14:57.260 These guys are genuine ideologues, and their commitment to maintaining the illusion that they are the only people who should ever be allowed to govern
00:15:07.820 outweighs significantly the economic damage that will be done to the population.
00:15:15.900 Because at the end of the day, they're still going to have their champagne and caviar dinners all the time,
00:15:20.440 and they're still going to be flying business class everywhere.
00:15:23.000 I do agree that the people who are going to be making these decisions are the ones that are isolated from the consequences.
00:15:29.340 Exactly.
00:15:29.940 And that's how they want politics to be.
00:15:31.860 They want politics to be a game where they make decisions, others suffer the consequences, they suffer nothing.
00:15:38.600 And if there is going to be some kind of genuinely responsive government, which is what reform is promising,
00:15:46.500 but huge questions on their ability to deliver that, they're going to try to nip that in the bud.
00:15:53.760 And they will try to undermine Farage at every point.
00:15:58.180 And so on point of principle, yeah, fair enough.
00:16:00.100 But in terms of actual preparation for what the EU will do, even if you don't leave the ECHR, be careful.
00:16:09.060 Plus, there's a trap in there, in that if a new reform government sort of codifies some new Bill of Rights,
00:16:17.620 there is a real risk that part of the things that they will codify will stop a future government
00:16:24.900 from removing people's passports and denaturalizing them and sending them back.
00:16:30.880 Which is going to really matter if you want to do something about the numbers and about the instability that these numbers bring in.
00:16:39.620 So this isn't clear sailing, the idea that the Human Rights Act and the ECHR get revoked,
00:16:47.100 and then some new Bill of Rights emerges.
00:16:51.220 There's a trap within that.
00:16:53.180 And it isn't obvious to me that Farage sees that.
00:16:56.540 Well, the obvious thing to do is not to have anything to replace it with at all,
00:16:59.780 because ultimately they're just pieces of paper.
00:17:02.360 They don't actually have any true enforcement.
00:17:05.220 It's not like in the US where you have a Supreme Court that enforces the Constitution,
00:17:10.360 and even then it's imperfect.
00:17:12.200 In Britain, it's even less enforced.
00:17:16.260 And the Human Rights Act was enacted within the first year of Tony Blair's prime ministerial ship,
00:17:23.000 which suggests that it's something that was very important to him,
00:17:25.740 and instrumental in sustaining his power ultimately.
00:17:28.400 Well, something fun that we were discussing before we came onto the podcast earlier when we brought up the subject of constitutions
00:17:34.760 was that in Germany, the constitution under the Weimar period and the period immediately following it were the exact same.
00:17:43.360 Right.
00:17:43.560 It was the exact same constitution.
00:17:46.080 So it turns out you can do a lot of different things under the same constitution if you as a political power just have the will to do so.
00:17:55.860 Exactly.
00:17:56.680 Exactly.
00:17:57.600 And the actual problem is that there exists this massive class of people
00:18:03.860 that rely on taxpayers for their ability to harm taxpayers,
00:18:11.240 and reform doesn't have a clear plan to gut that.
00:18:15.600 There is no plan to reduce the civil service by 50%.
00:18:19.640 To play devil's advocate here, this isn't something I necessarily believe,
00:18:23.680 but especially based on lots of the things I've heard about Farage's character from people who've worked with him for years.
00:18:29.320 But could it be that they're keeping a lot of this quiet because it would be strategically advantageous not to advertise it?
00:18:35.940 I hope so.
00:18:36.600 Because then they can put up measures to resist.
00:18:39.480 I hope so.
00:18:40.100 I don't actually think that that's happening, but it is possible.
00:18:43.480 I heard at the gym the other day, I overheard one of the personal trainers speaking to a client
00:18:50.880 talking about the theory that that woman who got in trouble for saying that there are too many black people in adverts,
00:18:56.720 that the party kind of disavowed somewhat,
00:19:00.920 that they were using her as a sounding board for the more radical ideas to test public perception and reaction to them.
00:19:07.360 That personal trainer's a bit more savvy than you'd imagine.
00:19:10.480 And he was talking to some old guy who clearly was just sort of like,
00:19:14.260 let's just make me lift the weights.
00:19:18.180 He was like, yeah, man.
00:19:19.500 But to be fair, you know, there is a potential truth to that.
00:19:23.660 Or at the very least, it could be unintentionally used for something like that.
00:19:27.320 Either way, it could work that way.
00:19:28.260 It received a huge pushback, but also at the same time, there was a lot of support for that statement.
00:19:33.620 Yep.
00:19:34.020 And it received pushback from the same people who think that rights in the United Kingdom depend on being in the ECHR.
00:19:42.060 Well, the same people who, frankly, would want what happened to Charlie Kirk to happen to Nigel Farage.
00:19:46.860 Pretty much.
00:19:47.180 If presented the opportunity.
00:19:48.060 Exactly.
00:19:48.880 And if you looked at the reactions from people in Parliament, you sort of see that this is exactly what they want.
00:19:55.580 The MPs around Farage are just sort of...
00:19:59.180 I'm not going to show you the clips because they're frankly disgusting,
00:20:02.060 but you should go and watch and see what quality of people we're dealing with here
00:20:06.280 and why they shouldn't be dignified with a response, but why they should also be taken very seriously
00:20:12.620 in terms of their genuine intent to hamstring any government that tries to do something slightly different.
00:20:22.740 They're going to deploy all of their media power, all of their legal power, all of their economic power,
00:20:27.960 and they're going to try to paralyze Nigel at every single step.
00:20:32.040 And it doesn't matter what happens with the ECHR.
00:20:36.320 The presence of the ECHR doesn't prevent people getting arrested over tweets,
00:20:40.640 and its absence won't change very many things.
00:20:45.620 Well, Morgoth always has a good point about the ECHR,
00:20:48.600 where people will share pictures of the many points of the ECHR and say,
00:20:52.520 this is what reform wants to take away from you.
00:20:54.420 Right.
00:20:54.540 And Morgoth always responds by saying, well, if you are white, if you are English,
00:20:58.800 if you are ethnically European, some group within Europe,
00:21:02.500 you do not have access to .56, .89, whichever are the ones that do things like
00:21:08.080 protect you against unfair imprisonment, the ones that protect you as an indigenous group,
00:21:13.400 the ones that protect you from being displaced from a homeland.
00:21:17.260 You just don't have access or recourse to those.
00:21:20.380 No, no, not at all. Not at all.
00:21:22.040 No. So this resistance that is inevitable must be prepared for.
00:21:31.780 And there should be a level of honesty saying that there is going to be a few very difficult years
00:21:36.340 after reform takes power because of this lawfare and economic warfare that will be waged
00:21:44.000 and this sort of endless media campaigning.
00:21:46.700 You need to prepare your audience for the reality that things have to get worse before they get better.
00:21:54.040 And you need to promise them something.
00:21:56.660 For example, nasty HR ladies like the ladies that we see in Parliament will no longer have power over men.
00:22:04.020 There is going to be changes to everything that allow people a level of freedom and liberty.
00:22:10.000 The problem is that there isn't a positive message that's coming from the right.
00:22:14.840 There isn't a positive message that says the bedrock of our beliefs is individual liberty,
00:22:20.340 that this is a genuinely talented people that is truly capable, that has been held back deliberately by this state-dependent class,
00:22:32.180 that the power of the state-dependent class is going to be removed and the people will then be free to pursue their own well-being as they see fit.
00:22:41.140 Well, I would argue that there is actually a positive vision coming from the younger elements of the establishment right.
00:22:48.800 If you want to even call them establishment.
00:22:51.820 Like, oftentimes I'll see former host Connor on Twitter responding to people who are disparaging Britain, disparaging English people.
00:23:02.160 And he presents a very positive vision of what England was and what England should be in the future.
00:23:09.160 I worry that it's some of the older generation like Nigel Farage who worry about the potential optics problems.
00:23:16.520 Nigel Farage has already been accused of being mustache man throughout his entire career for the past 30 years.
00:23:23.940 So I think he worries that if he puts forward a positive vision of the future that affirms that English people and British people in general
00:23:30.720 could have something of value to offer to the world, not as just a set of abstract floating values,
00:23:36.940 but as a real and distinct people, that he worries that he'll get even more of that aimed at him.
00:23:42.280 To which I say, who cares?
00:23:43.740 Yeah, yeah. I mean, they're going to attack you for anything anyway.
00:23:47.040 Yeah, go on.
00:23:47.760 I was just going to say that young people, you know, have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
00:23:51.940 Yes.
00:23:52.240 And so if that's not a good incentive, then I don't know what is.
00:23:57.040 Yes.
00:23:57.220 And any sensible leader should be leaning into this because it's basically going to be your activist class,
00:24:02.840 your most dedicated people, people with a lot of time and energy to put into it.
00:24:06.580 And it would be silly to overlook.
00:24:07.740 And again, it shows kind of the generational age gap and the divide here, which is that for Farage,
00:24:14.140 somebody who's part of the establishment or at least has been, you know, refer back to that old video of him dancing with Preeti Patel
00:24:22.040 and the rest of the conservatives, right?
00:24:24.440 For him, bad optics is affirming everything that we would like to affirm because it would put the ick on him among those circles.
00:24:32.860 Among the younger generations, it's good optics to do those things.
00:24:36.260 Because like you say, the younger generations, they see where this country is going.
00:24:39.760 They've been living in this country for their entire lives as it has just continued to decline.
00:24:43.860 So they see, oh, a positive vision of the future that's working for me, specifically has my interests in mind.
00:24:50.440 That's great.
00:24:51.200 So the incentives are also very different there.
00:24:53.840 And the major hope that I've seen a lot of people have is that Farage and other people of his age
00:24:59.260 will be kind of pushed and guided by those younger than him by taking advice from them.
00:25:04.400 Hopefully, hopefully.
00:25:05.240 And the thing is that there is the uniqueness of the British government model, the sovereignty of parliament,
00:25:11.580 means that enormous things can be done quite quickly, especially in terms of defunding this massive blob
00:25:20.200 that will always hate you and work against you in the civil service, in the NGOs, etc.
00:25:27.800 And since judges in this country are appointed and can be appointed and removed by government,
00:25:31.880 that is also an enormous lever of power.
00:25:34.240 What needs to happen is genuine preparation for government.
00:25:39.220 And that's not what we're seeing.
00:25:41.460 Maybe it's being done under the table and it's hidden for strategic reasons.
00:25:45.420 I hope so.
00:25:46.960 There's no evidence of that.
00:25:50.140 But that really is the issue.
00:25:52.280 He can be a lot more vocal and a lot more effective if he promises that this sort of enemy caste
00:26:01.260 that lives on the taxpayer and that always wants to extract more from the taxpayer to benefit migrants,
00:26:08.680 legal and illegal, is going to be treated as an enemy and is going to be made unemployed
00:26:14.560 and is going to be properly gutted.
00:26:17.080 If he promises that and the British model allows him to deliver that,
00:26:21.240 all kinds of good things are possible.
00:26:24.580 So the issue isn't the ECHR, important as it is in principle.
00:26:29.740 The issue is that there is going to be total warfare against the next government
00:26:33.520 and preparations are necessary.
00:26:38.900 He needs to be much better prepared for this.
00:26:40.680 All right, then.
00:26:44.300 Let's go through the one rumble rant that we have received in the course of that conversation.
00:26:48.880 Thank you very much to That's a Random Name.
00:26:50.600 We know you've always got our backs, even if you are Fed posting half the time.
00:26:54.120 He says,
00:26:54.640 We need to emphasize how malicious our rulers are.
00:26:58.320 Every time a foreigner commits a crime, it should be called a government-sanctioned murder, etc., etc.
00:27:04.120 Yeah, pretty much, you see how they get defended every single time,
00:27:09.400 how the system works to excuse their behavior,
00:27:12.400 how occasionally, like with the case of the Epping assaulter,
00:27:16.820 they'll just get accidentally let out of prison and given 50 quid so that they can be on their way.
00:27:23.700 They treat it like a...
00:27:25.520 Oh, sorry, 500.
00:27:26.180 I was thinking it was 500.
00:27:28.100 Which is more than a year's salary in his country.
00:27:31.380 But I thought for a second there before I said it,
00:27:33.680 like, no, that's too ridiculous.
00:27:35.660 I must be misremembering.
00:27:37.300 He spent three months, raped a girl,
00:27:41.860 raped a girl within eight days of arriving,
00:27:44.860 and then received a year's pay to leave.
00:27:49.000 After just a few months in jail.
00:27:50.720 Yeah, I'm on Josh's side here,
00:27:52.440 that even if we do start getting mass repatriations and remigration done,
00:27:56.260 we should not be paying people to leave.
00:27:59.220 We should be seizing their assets because they have taken...
00:28:02.500 And just look at the old economist graphs.
00:28:05.160 We know for a fact that the, what is it,
00:28:06.960 Menept, that they are massive drains on the system.
00:28:10.480 They have stolen my tax money, your tax money,
00:28:13.620 Josh's tax money, something that really hits hard for him.
00:28:16.660 I hate taxes, yeah.
00:28:17.800 Yeah, in the first place.
00:28:18.680 They've stolen all of our tax money so that they can live here and terrorize our people.
00:28:22.120 So no, I think we should be seizing whatever puny assets that they have.
00:28:26.260 It would take a team of ten people about a month to basically figure out who owes the state money,
00:28:34.240 who's a net negative, how much they owe, how much should be seized.
00:28:38.020 Josh would probably volunteer for it yourself, wouldn't you?
00:28:40.200 I would, genuinely.
00:28:41.800 I would happily go around people's houses and take their stuff,
00:28:45.220 be like, this is a tax rebate for me.
00:28:48.060 Imagine they get a knock on the door and it's the smiling faces of us two.
00:28:52.440 Hi, we're here for your TV.
00:28:54.740 And then you're getting back in the van.
00:28:56.700 Yeah.
00:28:57.740 Going on a plane and you're never coming back.
00:28:59.820 All right then, moving on.
00:29:01.520 And speaking of people who do not have your best interests in mind,
00:29:06.160 let's talk about Mam Danny's progress in the New York mayoral election race,
00:29:12.540 how things are going for him and how it's showing a divide between the Democrat Party.
00:29:18.160 Let's take the Republican candidate for mayor of New York and put him to the side.
00:29:23.380 We'll issue him right now because, sadly, he's a Republican in New York.
00:29:28.780 There's no chance.
00:29:29.760 There's no chance.
00:29:30.480 So the two most important candidates at the moment are Andrew Cuomo and Zoran Mamdani.
00:29:36.100 And again, what we're seeing here is a big divide between the Democrats.
00:29:40.120 You could almost call it a left and right-wing Democrat divide.
00:29:44.060 Yes, they both have insane policies, but one is at least preferred by native U.S.-born voters
00:29:52.060 and the other is favoured by foreign voters, as we'll see through a lot of the polls that have been done.
00:29:59.440 So, first of all, here's a report from Newsweek talking about Mamdani's chances of winning a landslide New York election.
00:30:06.360 And you can scroll down and see one of the graphs here.
00:30:10.660 This is one of the most recent ones.
00:30:12.700 Who is ahead in the New York mayor's race?
00:30:14.780 Mamdani is showing now.
00:30:15.960 I think they must have updated this because it was showing at 43% earlier when I looked at this article.
00:30:21.100 Now it's showing at 45%.
00:30:22.360 So it's saying here, the betting platform Polymarket shows that Mamdani currently has a 44% chance of winning 50% to 60% of the vote.
00:30:32.540 That's a pretty heavy landslide.
00:30:35.420 If such a result occurs, Mamdani could be in store for a landslide victory over his opponent, his main opponent, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
00:30:42.500 Assembly member Zoran Mamdani has become the leading progressive candidate in the race.
00:30:46.340 His platform, as Dan aptly described it yesterday as being high school class leader politics, includes rent freezes and the establishment of publicly owned grocery stores to address rising living costs.
00:31:00.620 Both of these things just scream resource.
00:31:03.980 Yeah, Venezuela shortages.
00:31:06.680 Like, all of a sudden rent freezes, you're going to get the typical decay of housing that happens with such things.
00:31:13.240 He's basically Swalvey Stalin, isn't he?
00:31:15.000 Yeah, publicly owned grocery stores, that's a way to have no food on the shelves.
00:31:21.360 That's just not going to work, as these things never do.
00:31:24.380 But again, it's the politics of free ice cream for lunch, no homework and days off on Fridays.
00:31:30.940 His campaign has gained significant momentum through endorsements from New York Democratic Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
00:31:38.320 and independent senator Bernie Sanders, two of the most economically illiterate people who've ever shared a stage on American politics.
00:31:46.260 Don't call Bernie Sanders economically illiterate.
00:31:49.880 He's a millionaire.
00:31:51.080 Oh, yes.
00:31:51.640 I'm sorry.
00:31:52.140 And owns three mansions.
00:31:54.260 And so he understands economics when it suits him.
00:31:56.420 He's a businessman.
00:31:57.320 Yes, exactly.
00:31:58.540 He understands everything when it suits him.
00:32:00.020 He doesn't understand anything when it suits him.
00:32:01.660 This is the typical left.
00:32:02.900 He's proposing a trade.
00:32:04.380 I get multi-million dollar book sales.
00:32:07.220 You get starvation.
00:32:09.420 Yes.
00:32:10.040 And your city becomes a favela.
00:32:11.880 Yes.
00:32:12.580 Yeah, yeah.
00:32:13.460 And they carry on saying,
00:32:15.100 Polymarket suggests that instead of a landslide,
00:32:17.680 it is more likely that he will win 40 to 50 percent of the vote,
00:32:20.640 with the website assigning a 49 percent probability to that scenario.
00:32:23.940 So, again, if you're going by these polymarkets judgments,
00:32:28.280 then it does appear that, yes, he's going to win,
00:32:30.580 and win by quite a comfortable margin.
00:32:32.800 His base is anchored among younger, progressive, and foreign-born New Yorkers.
00:32:37.040 Fox News polling shows he holds 78 percent support among very liberal voters,
00:32:42.720 67 percent among those under 30,
00:32:45.680 and 63 percent among Democrats.
00:32:48.120 Women under 45 back him by 62 percent.
00:32:51.180 And Patriot polling finds he draws 62 percent support from foreign-born voters,
00:32:56.740 compared with 31 percent among U.S.-born residents,
00:32:59.800 because he is the gay-race communist candidate.
00:33:03.220 Everybody talks about how he's the Islamic candidate, which is also true,
00:33:07.400 but I think it is more accurate to just describe him as the gay-race communism candidate,
00:33:11.400 because if you actually consider it historically,
00:33:14.960 gay-race communism is the default mode of living for most of the third world and the Islamic world as well.
00:33:22.400 Thanks to, I know this now, thanks to the amazing insights of our super chatters,
00:33:27.300 who got me to learn about the events of, what is it, the Al-Zut?
00:33:31.380 Yeah, those ones, Mohammed and Al-Zut.
00:33:35.200 So it's actually built into their religion to be gay-race communists.
00:33:39.040 Again, refer back to the horrors that the American occupying soldiers in Afghanistan saw
00:33:45.560 in having to deal with the Afghanis that they were working alongside.
00:33:49.200 Actual communists and socialists have had a pretty troubled history in the Middle East.
00:33:53.920 Normally, Islamists tend to kill them eventually.
00:33:57.320 They'll be the useful idiots of Islam, and then they'll end up being the enemies and purged.
00:34:03.660 That's a pretty common playbook.
00:34:05.320 It's gone both ways.
00:34:06.760 Like, Nasir murdered big chunks of the Muslim Brotherhood, who helped get him to power,
00:34:10.720 and then they killed his successor.
00:34:13.360 So they eventually start murdering each other,
00:34:16.080 but first they murder everybody decent and destroy the economy.
00:34:19.580 There are priorities.
00:34:20.360 There are priorities.
00:34:21.380 It's a classic playbook from taking your country from somewhat functional to a shithole.
00:34:26.480 Exactly.
00:34:27.320 I mean, all of the Middle Eastern countries were much better under monarchy,
00:34:30.860 and then you had the Islamist-leftist alliance, and then they sort of destroyed it,
00:34:34.720 and then here we are.
00:34:37.000 Yes.
00:34:37.540 And it breaks it down further down here, saying,
00:34:39.980 Mamdani performed strongly in Brooklyn and among Muslim, Hindu, and atheist voters.
00:34:44.420 Betrayals among Catholic and Jewish constituencies.
00:34:47.160 He leads among non-white voters, including a majority of black, 51%, and Hispanic, 52% voters.
00:34:53.980 So he's the Gibbs candidate.
00:34:56.300 He's the gay-race communist candidate.
00:34:58.360 He is the multi-ethnic anti-white coalition candidate,
00:35:03.220 which is why he is so popular, in particular amongst the foreign-born residents of New York.
00:35:09.560 As you can see, here's a visualization of the polls here.
00:35:13.180 This was taken slightly before the ones that Newsweek were reporting,
00:35:16.760 but it shows the same trend, that you can see Mamdani is 62% favoured amongst foreign-borns.
00:35:23.620 Andrew Cuomo only gets 24%.
00:35:25.840 Among the native-born, US-born New Yorkers, Cuomo is the overall favourite.
00:35:31.920 And I know that Cuomo is running as an independent,
00:35:34.460 but you can still just see him as another flavour of Democrat.
00:35:37.860 Yes.
00:35:38.000 He's a lifelong Democrat.
00:35:39.800 He's always been a Democrat.
00:35:40.980 So you can see the kind of divide here between the old-school Democrats,
00:35:46.700 who were, shall we say, just classic democratic socialists, perhaps,
00:35:52.500 the I-just-want-free-healthcare-bro types,
00:35:55.660 and the new type of Democrat, which is actually an ethnic client group,
00:36:01.880 which Zoran Mamdani is representing here.
00:36:04.580 I just want to point out that 30% of Jewish voters back Mamdani.
00:36:10.380 Now, 63% go for Cuomo.
00:36:14.540 Only 6% go Republican.
00:36:17.640 Only 6% go Republican.
00:36:19.480 That's a bit insane.
00:36:20.800 That is one of the interesting things about this,
00:36:22.740 because within the religious breakdown here,
00:36:26.440 you can actually trace another racial and ethnic breakdown as well,
00:36:31.060 because those Catholics are likely to be the Italians within New York,
00:36:35.300 who, surprise, surprise, are majority going for Cuomo,
00:36:38.420 but still quite a few of them going for Mamdani.
00:36:41.880 Protestant, I suppose you could say, will be the white...
00:36:47.580 It's 48%, 48% on the Protestant side.
00:36:50.260 Potentially the white leftist contingent that still exists within New York.
00:36:54.280 And then the Jewish, obviously Jews are a huge constituency of New York.
00:36:58.600 Still majority going for Cuomo, but, again, surprisingly...
00:37:03.040 93% Democratic.
00:37:04.800 Yeah, quite a lot of them going for Zoran Mamdani.
00:37:08.280 And the other, the big blob that is other,
00:37:11.380 we can just assume is primarily going to be Arabs.
00:37:15.460 Maybe Hindus these days?
00:37:16.780 Arabs and Hindus.
00:37:17.460 Hindus as well.
00:37:19.280 It's interesting how the Hindu vote differs whether you're in America or England,
00:37:23.300 whereas in England they'll primarily vote for more conservative candidates,
00:37:27.420 and in America they'll go for the Democrat candidates.
00:37:30.120 But I suppose it's all about appealing to your different ethnic blocs, isn't it?
00:37:34.300 I think St. Augustine said that foreigners shouldn't be allowed to participate
00:37:38.020 in civil affairs for two or three generations.
00:37:41.920 At least, if you're going to let them in the first place.
00:37:44.060 If you're going to let them in.
00:37:44.900 And that's the interesting thing about this,
00:37:46.980 because what we see here, again,
00:37:48.460 is just another demonstration of what Lee Kuan Yeun said
00:37:52.980 about Singaporean politics,
00:37:55.580 which is multi-ethnic states just turn into multi-ethnic politics.
00:37:59.820 They're not discussing the actual issues.
00:38:03.660 They're not discussing the policies.
00:38:06.620 They're just, who is for me?
00:38:08.300 I will vote for me.
00:38:09.640 Who's my guy?
00:38:10.620 Yeah, that's all it is.
00:38:12.020 And most of the time, the best signifier of it is,
00:38:14.740 does the guy look like me?
00:38:15.840 So the Italians see Andrew Cuomo and they say,
00:38:19.340 hey, he's a bit handsy, just like me.
00:38:22.240 Zoran Mandani comes around and they go,
00:38:26.920 he has no table manners, just like me.
00:38:30.600 And they vote accordingly.
00:38:32.300 You get another one here where it reaffirms regarding the Jewish vote in particular,
00:38:37.360 saying that they are still majority going for Cuomo,
00:38:40.220 but a significant portion of them are still going to be going for Mamdani.
00:38:46.720 And that is interesting.
00:38:48.140 And you can see the division that's going down racial, religious, and ethnic lines through this.
00:38:53.620 You know, what is it?
00:38:55.100 Sorry, the Babylon Bee making jokes that it's only Al-Qaeda adjacent types
00:39:00.400 that are going to be voting for Mamdani.
00:39:02.340 But then you get the,
00:39:05.620 if you wonder what, like, what kind of New York Jew is voting for Mamdani,
00:39:11.780 I discovered this video.
00:39:14.880 And I watched it,
00:39:18.260 and now you have to as well.
00:39:20.200 There is, like said in the little caption here,
00:39:23.000 a little surprise.
00:39:24.120 So let's play this.
00:39:25.120 We're among the thousands of Jewish New Yorkers
00:39:35.540 who've been out door knocking and phone banking to elect Zoran Mamdani.
00:39:39.340 We're also rabbis.
00:39:40.920 We know Zoran will fight to make our city affordable and safe for our families.
00:39:46.760 And for our neighbors of all faiths and backgrounds.
00:39:49.700 As New Yorkers, we're also just people who live here,
00:39:52.700 who don't want to get priced out of this incredible city that we call home.
00:39:56.860 We know fellow Jews want to be able to afford housing,
00:40:01.200 transportation, and child care for their families.
00:40:03.640 So you just, you get the picture there.
00:40:05.760 It's, um, it's the classic coalition of,
00:40:09.500 uh, we just want nice things, bro,
00:40:12.260 with mentally insane ill person.
00:40:16.200 Right there.
00:40:16.780 So that's one little idea.
00:40:18.720 There was this amazing Haritz article here that says,
00:40:21.680 I oppose Mamdani's stance on Israel.
00:40:24.080 This is why I'm voting for him anyway.
00:40:26.800 Okay.
00:40:27.840 Interesting.
00:40:29.480 One of the most interesting things about Mamdani
00:40:31.940 is that despite his general lack of appeal for most New York Jews,
00:40:38.360 that a lot of the team backing him,
00:40:41.240 oh, bloody hell, forward, come on.
00:40:43.780 You don't have to advertise so hard to me.
00:40:45.880 Uh, are actually Jewish themselves.
00:40:48.640 Like his communications director,
00:40:50.460 all of the most important members of his campaign teams are Jewish.
00:40:55.040 You've got Andrew Epstein, who's the communications director.
00:40:58.460 You've got the political director of Julian Gerson,
00:41:01.100 and a number of other figures, the media strategist.
00:41:05.100 So you can see that-
00:41:05.920 These are the three most important positions you can have.
00:41:07.780 Yes, within the campaign.
00:41:08.820 These are literally the, like, the policy guy
00:41:11.220 and the two media guys.
00:41:12.640 That's it.
00:41:13.200 That's the campaign.
00:41:13.880 So one of the interesting things that you could argue through this
00:41:17.180 is that Mamdani in himself
00:41:19.520 is the, ironically enough,
00:41:22.420 kind of, like, insane radical liberal Jewish candidate,
00:41:26.560 given that they are the ones primarily directing his campaign,
00:41:30.820 which is a weird divide that you can see down here,
00:41:34.340 because, as well, then you can also see that there's the opposite of this.
00:41:38.020 People saying, like,
00:41:39.280 you need to take your own side, for God's sake.
00:41:41.420 Don't vote for Mamdani.
00:41:42.620 That's from Eli Lake.
00:41:43.860 You've got people like this woman, Lizzie Sovetsky,
00:41:46.780 saying that you need to vote Cuomo.
00:41:48.840 So say no to the Global Intifada,
00:41:51.240 which is a very notorious clip
00:41:52.740 that went out of Mamdani that people discovered.
00:41:56.620 Was that pre-7th of October,
00:41:58.900 that clip of him standing on the street corner
00:42:00.660 saying he needs to be a Global Intifada?
00:42:02.900 I'm not sure.
00:42:03.420 Well, I do know, at the very least,
00:42:05.340 that, you know, like, it was such a tragedy
00:42:06.900 what happened to his family on 9-11.
00:42:09.360 Yes, yes, yes.
00:42:10.440 His aunt, who wasn't even in the country at the time.
00:42:12.620 Yes.
00:42:13.240 Fantastic.
00:42:14.240 So that's one of the ethnic blocks
00:42:17.420 of people who may or may not be voting
00:42:19.700 for Mamdani versus Cuomo.
00:42:23.360 So that's the New York Jewish vote.
00:42:25.320 What about the New York white leftist vote, right?
00:42:29.700 Who do they have as a figurehead
00:42:31.380 telling them who to vote for?
00:42:33.300 Well, you have what I can only describe
00:42:35.140 as the New Mamdanian man.
00:42:38.840 This fat,
00:42:40.480 disgusting,
00:42:43.500 freak.
00:42:44.560 An abomination
00:42:45.680 and affront to all that is holy and beautiful
00:42:49.160 in the world.
00:42:50.940 This man,
00:42:51.600 whose name I believe is,
00:42:52.780 what's it,
00:42:53.780 Stavros Halkias,
00:42:55.960 former co-host
00:42:57.480 of the
00:42:58.860 podcast
00:43:00.200 Come Town,
00:43:02.040 which I have seen some clips of
00:43:03.760 and was pretty funny,
00:43:04.700 but as far as I can tell
00:43:05.580 from what people are saying,
00:43:06.680 this guy was the laugh track
00:43:08.120 to two guys who were a lot funnier than him.
00:43:11.040 So this is the guy
00:43:12.160 who's saving young men
00:43:13.480 because what accidentally happened
00:43:15.280 was that the guy
00:43:16.040 who was going to save young men
00:43:17.540 from becoming MAGA
00:43:18.460 was
00:43:19.540 Hasan Piker
00:43:20.760 and it turns out
00:43:22.380 that he is not very kind
00:43:23.540 to his dog,
00:43:24.320 allegedly.
00:43:26.020 Therefore,
00:43:26.720 they needed to break glass
00:43:28.120 in case of emergency white boy
00:43:30.000 and they found
00:43:31.860 this guy
00:43:32.640 waiting for them
00:43:34.320 on the other side.
00:43:35.140 Is he Greek then?
00:43:36.340 Oh my goodness,
00:43:37.080 age-restricted
00:43:38.300 adult content.
00:43:39.860 Should I click, boys?
00:43:40.800 Should I click?
00:43:41.500 Sorry.
00:43:42.560 Oh my god,
00:43:43.340 no,
00:43:43.600 I'm not allowed to show you.
00:43:45.260 He did a shoot
00:43:46.860 for,
00:43:47.760 a shoot by Chris Maggio
00:43:48.920 for a special
00:43:49.680 October issue
00:43:50.520 of GQ
00:43:51.260 on American
00:43:52.260 Masculinity.
00:43:53.860 So he's actually
00:43:54.480 getting a similar,
00:43:55.880 he's getting a similar,
00:43:56.780 this guy,
00:43:58.440 this guy
00:43:58.960 can teach you
00:43:59.640 all about masculinity.
00:44:01.040 He's going to save you
00:44:02.260 from becoming
00:44:03.080 a toxically masculine
00:44:04.460 MAGA reporter.
00:44:05.820 Republican
00:44:06.300 and you know
00:44:07.040 that he's got
00:44:07.500 mass appeal
00:44:08.140 because on podcasts
00:44:09.340 he calls things gay
00:44:10.500 which means that
00:44:11.440 he's just one of the bros.
00:44:12.620 Just one of the bros
00:44:13.520 like you and me.
00:44:14.520 Just like one of the
00:44:15.360 morbidly obese,
00:44:17.380 greasy,
00:44:18.160 disgusting bros
00:44:19.340 like you and me.
00:44:21.220 So he's actually
00:44:22.320 getting an interesting
00:44:23.280 PR push
00:44:24.340 in the same way
00:44:24.980 that Hasan Piker
00:44:25.800 has been
00:44:26.280 for the past year
00:44:27.380 which I wonder if
00:44:28.220 I don't think
00:44:29.420 Hasan's going to be
00:44:30.080 getting quite as much
00:44:31.180 of a push
00:44:31.820 after his dog-related
00:44:33.360 antics recently.
00:44:34.380 And guess what?
00:44:35.820 Guess who this guy,
00:44:36.900 the new Mamdani-an man
00:44:38.260 is voting for?
00:44:39.580 Well, he's voting for
00:44:40.880 Zoran Mamdani.
00:44:42.880 This is the guy
00:44:44.080 that they want you
00:44:44.900 to emulate.
00:44:46.480 111,000
00:44:48.000 totally not bought
00:44:49.240 for likes
00:44:49.960 on this book.
00:44:51.160 Actually, to be fair,
00:44:52.100 he's quite famous
00:44:52.860 and he's got
00:44:53.460 Netflix specials
00:44:54.440 so I imagine
00:44:54.980 that there are
00:44:55.420 quite a lot of
00:44:56.360 like-minded retards
00:44:57.680 who see this
00:44:58.380 and go,
00:44:58.880 OMG,
00:44:59.300 he's literally
00:45:01.080 me.
00:45:03.340 I...
00:45:03.740 I'm lost
00:45:05.120 for words.
00:45:06.560 So,
00:45:07.120 remember,
00:45:08.140 there's the famous
00:45:08.820 Sam Hyde quote
00:45:09.840 of remember
00:45:10.380 they want you
00:45:11.600 dead when we win,
00:45:13.280 they want...
00:45:13.960 these people
00:45:14.320 wanted you dead,
00:45:15.080 humiliated,
00:45:15.820 your children raped,
00:45:16.900 et cetera, et cetera.
00:45:18.240 For some,
00:45:19.100 there's an even
00:45:19.760 worse fate
00:45:21.320 is that remember
00:45:22.560 when we win,
00:45:23.180 they wanted you
00:45:23.900 to be this.
00:45:27.220 That's not...
00:45:28.600 That's just sad.
00:45:29.420 Whatever my politics
00:45:30.640 is,
00:45:31.100 however you can
00:45:31.960 distill it down
00:45:33.400 to its base,
00:45:34.660 is the opposite
00:45:36.000 of this.
00:45:37.320 I already feel ill,
00:45:38.420 please.
00:45:39.160 I'm sorry,
00:45:39.860 I'll take him off here.
00:45:41.260 So that's what
00:45:41.900 they want white leftists
00:45:43.520 to be voting for.
00:45:44.840 They want him
00:45:45.300 to be voting
00:45:45.820 for Mamdani
00:45:46.440 and they want
00:45:46.880 to use freaks
00:45:47.520 like this
00:45:48.100 as the push
00:45:49.480 to get him there
00:45:50.260 because like,
00:45:50.980 this is high status now.
00:45:52.900 So you want to be
00:45:53.620 high status,
00:45:54.160 don't you?
00:45:56.000 Speaking of high status,
00:45:57.780 you also have
00:45:58.440 all of these people
00:45:59.240 voting early
00:46:00.240 because I think
00:46:01.000 the official election
00:46:02.020 is on next week
00:46:02.960 but people can vote early.
00:46:04.740 You get
00:46:05.200 totally straight men
00:46:07.900 like this.
00:46:09.460 Menswear guys
00:46:10.460 for Mamdani
00:46:11.180 essentially using
00:46:12.500 their politics
00:46:14.280 as a status signal
00:46:15.600 saying,
00:46:16.560 I have
00:46:17.480 high status
00:46:19.020 luxury beliefs
00:46:20.360 because I am
00:46:21.620 a well-to-do
00:46:22.480 white guy.
00:46:23.320 So therefore,
00:46:25.040 therefore,
00:46:25.780 I'm voting Mamdani.
00:46:27.100 Please,
00:46:27.560 progressive women,
00:46:28.580 sleep with me.
00:46:28.780 He looks like he's out
00:46:29.560 of a Wes Anderson film
00:46:30.760 dressed like that.
00:46:31.780 He does.
00:46:32.280 He looks like the creep
00:46:33.520 from a Wes Anderson film,
00:46:35.080 doesn't he?
00:46:35.500 They always have
00:46:36.280 one creep,
00:46:37.180 typically played
00:46:37.820 by Adrian Brody.
00:46:39.920 Poor guy.
00:46:40.660 Here's another one.
00:46:42.340 Dear progressive women,
00:46:44.200 please,
00:46:44.660 again,
00:46:45.360 I'm desperate for some.
00:46:46.780 Sleep with me.
00:46:47.840 I'm voting for Mamdani
00:46:49.040 and I wear
00:46:50.160 vintage Armani.
00:46:51.400 I made the mistake
00:46:52.280 of clicking on this guy's
00:46:53.340 account and found
00:46:53.920 that he has a substack
00:46:55.100 entirely about
00:46:56.920 menswear
00:46:57.600 and men's fashion choices
00:46:59.460 which is,
00:47:00.260 frankly,
00:47:00.900 very gay.
00:47:02.040 It's also a not
00:47:02.640 very nice jacket.
00:47:04.940 Yeah,
00:47:05.600 it doesn't look
00:47:06.160 very good on him.
00:47:07.400 Frankly.
00:47:07.740 And then,
00:47:08.300 finally,
00:47:09.000 we have the
00:47:10.040 I hate my dad vote.
00:47:12.440 As Stelios pointed out
00:47:13.640 this a bit yesterday,
00:47:15.060 he pointed to this person
00:47:16.120 saying,
00:47:17.160 people saying,
00:47:17.820 do not vote
00:47:18.400 for Zoran Mamdani.
00:47:19.880 Too bad I did it today
00:47:21.200 and people went
00:47:21.900 on her account
00:47:22.520 and found that
00:47:23.000 she had posted
00:47:23.620 saying,
00:47:24.380 thanks dad.
00:47:27.640 Some kind of
00:47:28.480 problems,
00:47:29.400 father problems
00:47:30.200 right here.
00:47:31.680 We also have
00:47:32.560 this woman
00:47:33.080 saying,
00:47:34.020 I just voted
00:47:34.940 as well
00:47:36.060 for Zoran Mamdani
00:47:37.300 take that
00:47:38.480 Maga Chuds
00:47:39.480 or should I say
00:47:41.000 take me?
00:47:42.860 Should I say
00:47:43.480 dad?
00:47:45.260 Just ran away
00:47:46.120 from my parents
00:47:46.920 to the Hamptons
00:47:47.700 with my two best friends
00:47:49.060 bloody bloody blah
00:47:50.020 the main thing
00:47:50.840 to take here.
00:47:51.560 Whenever women
00:47:52.100 pull that facial expression
00:47:53.340 in pictures,
00:47:54.260 you know that there's
00:47:55.260 some deep psychological
00:47:57.080 trauma in there.
00:48:00.140 Probably about her dad.
00:48:02.080 Mm-hmm.
00:48:02.420 Here it is again.
00:48:05.880 Please fill the void
00:48:07.660 that my absent father left.
00:48:09.080 I voted
00:48:09.500 Bandani.
00:48:10.760 Old lady called me pretty.
00:48:12.220 I'm seeking validation
00:48:13.220 for my voting choices
00:48:14.420 and from old ladies
00:48:16.260 who vote for the same people
00:48:17.680 that I did.
00:48:18.980 And then finally,
00:48:20.220 this one.
00:48:21.420 This is one that I call
00:48:22.640 I wish dad loved me.
00:48:25.280 I hate him so much.
00:48:26.220 This is, again,
00:48:29.900 this is the like
00:48:30.800 voting for whoever
00:48:31.880 pisses your dad off
00:48:32.960 the most.
00:48:34.020 And frankly,
00:48:34.980 in regards to all of this,
00:48:36.260 I have the major solution
00:48:37.760 as advocated for
00:48:38.960 by Oran McIntyre,
00:48:41.200 which is that you just need
00:48:42.420 to ban people like Mandami
00:48:44.200 coming into the country
00:48:45.300 in the first place.
00:48:46.100 I would take it further,
00:48:47.380 which is that they also
00:48:48.480 need to be denaturalized
00:48:49.740 and then removed
00:48:50.380 from the country
00:48:51.160 or else all politics
00:48:52.800 will turn into
00:48:53.760 various ethnic blocs
00:48:55.420 voting for their own
00:48:56.840 for their own interests
00:48:58.960 and then useful morons
00:49:00.780 who want to piss
00:49:01.540 their parents off
00:49:02.600 voting against
00:49:04.260 their own interests
00:49:05.540 in solidarity.
00:49:07.480 The extent to which
00:49:08.500 people refuse to accept
00:49:09.820 that Muslims view
00:49:11.740 democracy as a temporary
00:49:13.560 vehicle through which
00:49:14.540 to gain power.
00:49:15.660 This is how they
00:49:16.360 view Western democracy.
00:49:18.920 And that the Muslim
00:49:20.080 Brotherhood has been
00:49:20.680 writing about this
00:49:21.500 and working on this
00:49:22.700 forever.
00:49:24.000 And that's why
00:49:24.700 radical imams
00:49:25.500 will happily support
00:49:26.580 somebody who is
00:49:27.420 pro the sort of
00:49:29.120 words,
00:49:29.680 the letter soup.
00:49:35.000 Like,
00:49:35.540 what do you need
00:49:36.860 to understand
00:49:37.660 what's coming?
00:49:39.380 I don't get it.
00:49:41.580 What more do they need
00:49:42.620 to see to understand
00:49:43.320 what's coming?
00:49:43.840 Well, I suppose
00:49:44.280 the interesting thing
00:49:45.140 for me is that
00:49:45.880 it looks like
00:49:46.380 he's going to get in.
00:49:47.220 It looks like
00:49:47.660 he's going to get in
00:49:48.480 as mayor.
00:49:49.000 The polls are all
00:49:49.800 suggesting that
00:49:50.760 he's going to win
00:49:51.600 by quite a comfortable
00:49:52.980 margin.
00:49:53.860 So my big question
00:49:54.980 is, given the status
00:49:56.800 of New York
00:49:57.880 on the international
00:49:59.140 stage as the home
00:50:01.460 of international
00:50:02.520 finance, you've got
00:50:03.680 Wall Street on there,
00:50:04.940 you've got all sorts
00:50:05.620 of big businesses
00:50:06.260 there, is how much
00:50:07.860 will he be allowed
00:50:09.140 to mess with the city?
00:50:11.740 Or will it just be
00:50:12.720 like we're seeing,
00:50:13.900 like we were discussing
00:50:14.620 in the last segment,
00:50:15.760 that he will be allowed
00:50:17.000 to mess with the city
00:50:18.040 as much as he wants
00:50:18.820 as long as Wall
00:50:20.940 Street executives
00:50:22.100 and elite types
00:50:23.340 are insulated away
00:50:25.320 from it?
00:50:25.580 The oligarchy always
00:50:25.600 finds a way.
00:50:26.440 Yeah.
00:50:27.100 Or will he just...
00:50:27.820 Especially the
00:50:28.420 financial oligarchy,
00:50:29.400 they always find a way.
00:50:30.160 Or will it just...
00:50:30.940 Run the world, really.
00:50:31.520 Will it just be like
00:50:33.160 in London,
00:50:35.160 where you get the
00:50:36.160 foreign Islamic mayor
00:50:37.860 who is happy to have
00:50:39.740 as many of his own
00:50:40.480 people in,
00:50:41.040 but you still get
00:50:41.740 these kind of
00:50:43.300 segregated little
00:50:44.700 dens away from
00:50:46.140 all of the chaos
00:50:47.000 that that brings?
00:50:47.740 Because there are still
00:50:48.380 nice parts of London
00:50:50.080 that you can go around
00:50:50.880 and you can walk around
00:50:51.720 and you can think to yourself,
00:50:52.900 no wonder the people
00:50:53.720 that live here
00:50:54.340 don't realise there's
00:50:55.320 a problem.
00:50:56.000 Yeah.
00:50:56.160 Because they're protected
00:50:56.840 from it.
00:50:57.200 Will New York
00:50:57.900 just stay like that?
00:51:00.420 Because I think
00:51:01.120 it's a guarantee
00:51:01.640 that he's going to
00:51:02.180 get in at this point,
00:51:03.100 so we'll just have to
00:51:04.000 see the consequences
00:51:04.800 of those immense,
00:51:06.580 immense bad mistakes
00:51:08.260 that people are making.
00:51:09.420 So let's go through
00:51:10.400 the Rumble Rants
00:51:11.280 and Super Chats.
00:51:14.460 TomRat247,
00:51:15.040 Firaz is 100% right here
00:51:16.380 is echoing some of
00:51:17.180 arch-aughtist
00:51:18.120 Pete North's points.
00:51:19.840 You can just...
00:51:20.300 I'm...
00:51:21.020 Brief point,
00:51:21.940 I'm interviewing
00:51:22.540 Pete North next week.
00:51:23.740 Is he coming into the office?
00:51:24.740 He's coming into the office.
00:51:25.420 Oh, that would be
00:51:25.780 interesting to meet him.
00:51:27.200 You can just do things,
00:51:28.260 but you need to plan
00:51:29.120 and you need to
00:51:29.740 demonstrate the will.
00:51:30.720 Faraj, I'm sceptical of this.
00:51:32.520 Yep.
00:51:32.960 Sigilstone, gentleman.
00:51:34.200 Writer complaint to Rumble.
00:51:35.200 The chat broke again.
00:51:36.100 There's no excuse
00:51:36.640 to be having bugs
00:51:37.940 like this.
00:51:39.060 Perhaps some of our
00:51:39.660 back end can get on that
00:51:40.860 if that's the true,
00:51:41.800 if that's what's been happening.
00:51:43.180 Flavius Magnus,
00:51:44.020 NYC is filled
00:51:45.380 with shit libs
00:51:46.040 and foreigners
00:51:46.560 and gerrymandered
00:51:47.780 to hell and back.
00:51:49.300 That's very true.
00:51:50.720 That's a random name.
00:51:52.000 Truly never been easier
00:51:52.920 to know the good
00:51:53.600 and the bad guys
00:51:54.420 are Lamao
00:51:55.060 and for the record,
00:51:55.840 if you think I fed post here,
00:51:56.960 you should see my super chats
00:51:57.960 on synthetic man's streams.
00:52:00.440 Yeah, I can only guess.
00:52:02.360 Habsification sends two in
00:52:03.680 saying,
00:52:04.020 why is it that
00:52:04.580 when those weirdos
00:52:05.340 when they need
00:52:05.740 their token white guy
00:52:06.440 they're either gay,
00:52:07.100 disgusting looking
00:52:07.760 and look physically weak
00:52:08.760 and pathetic
00:52:09.420 and why is it
00:52:10.460 when these weirdos
00:52:11.160 Oh, it's the same thing
00:52:12.320 sent twice.
00:52:13.620 Because that's what
00:52:14.660 they want you to be.
00:52:16.300 Yes.
00:52:16.600 They know they need
00:52:18.080 a white guy
00:52:18.860 to be a figurehead
00:52:21.420 of their movement
00:52:22.080 and they went
00:52:23.040 for the kind of buff guy
00:52:25.440 that women think
00:52:26.260 is handsome.
00:52:27.720 Turns out he
00:52:28.780 may abuse his dog.
00:52:31.300 So,
00:52:31.740 time to go
00:52:32.920 for the next best option
00:52:34.160 which is
00:52:35.300 It shows you
00:52:36.060 how much they're sort of
00:52:37.040 skimming the bottom
00:52:37.920 of the barrel, right?
00:52:39.760 Well,
00:52:40.060 I mean,
00:52:41.300 the only other thing
00:52:42.000 they have is twinks.
00:52:45.540 Not the best advertising.
00:52:47.100 You can either go
00:52:48.020 with the animal abuser,
00:52:49.680 the twink
00:52:50.260 or the fat freak.
00:52:52.280 Good luck.
00:52:53.000 Good luck, Democrats.
00:52:54.220 And on YouTube,
00:52:55.860 Robert White,
00:52:56.420 at least when
00:52:56.860 Danny fails,
00:52:58.180 we can have another example
00:52:59.080 of these policies not working.
00:53:00.300 We have endless examples
00:53:01.400 of these policies not working.
00:53:02.620 That was called
00:53:03.040 the 20th century.
00:53:04.400 People still vote for them
00:53:05.560 because they like
00:53:06.760 the sound of Gibbs.
00:53:08.300 I mean,
00:53:08.720 Thomas Sowell
00:53:09.320 in basic economics
00:53:10.600 gives the specific example
00:53:12.460 of rent control
00:53:13.320 in New York
00:53:13.860 pushing prices
00:53:14.680 and making it harder
00:53:15.780 to buy property.
00:53:17.080 Yes.
00:53:17.680 Yeah, absolutely.
00:53:18.740 Gimli O'Gloin,
00:53:19.520 at this point New York
00:53:20.220 just needs to be lost
00:53:20.960 to show that this kind
00:53:22.240 of politics does not work.
00:53:23.220 Again,
00:53:23.560 same response to that.
00:53:24.680 We already know
00:53:25.260 that this doesn't work.
00:53:26.080 The people who are
00:53:27.020 worst affected
00:53:28.300 by these policies
00:53:29.500 when they happen
00:53:30.100 to not work again
00:53:31.020 will still find a way
00:53:32.400 to uno-reverse
00:53:33.340 blame it on white people.
00:53:35.140 They'll try and blame it
00:53:36.080 on Wall Street oligarchs
00:53:38.120 and other such people
00:53:39.000 rather than their own
00:53:39.820 economic illiteracy.
00:53:41.620 One man banned.
00:53:42.540 They really chose
00:53:43.440 AliExpress,
00:53:44.420 Ron Jeremy.
00:53:46.540 And the upside
00:53:47.780 of Mamdani
00:53:48.440 is how many right-wingers
00:53:49.700 he's about to produce
00:53:50.460 in NYC.
00:53:51.140 I believe he's the man
00:53:51.940 to do it.
00:53:52.360 Al Zut.
00:53:52.720 But potentially
00:53:54.200 the other option
00:53:55.020 is that anybody
00:53:55.900 remotely right-wing
00:53:56.960 who's left in NYC
00:53:58.700 might just move.
00:53:59.820 Yeah.
00:54:00.720 Yeah.
00:54:02.440 Is this working,
00:54:03.460 by the way?
00:54:04.340 No,
00:54:04.780 it wasn't for me.
00:54:05.500 Would you be able
00:54:06.020 to unplug it
00:54:06.720 and plug it back in
00:54:07.960 potentially?
00:54:09.420 So I will need that.
00:54:10.540 I have got many,
00:54:11.740 many...
00:54:12.040 Do you not just want
00:54:12.180 a mouse?
00:54:13.480 I'll be a pain in the arse.
00:54:14.820 I can have that other one
00:54:15.680 if that works.
00:54:16.420 Yeah, there is.
00:54:16.800 Let me see.
00:54:17.980 This is working.
00:54:19.440 There you go.
00:54:20.020 Thank you.
00:54:22.720 Two mice.
00:54:24.420 You're just being overloaded.
00:54:24.980 You can dual-wield them.
00:54:26.360 Go for it.
00:54:26.820 I'm not that talented.
00:54:27.860 Go on.
00:54:29.500 Unlimited power.
00:54:31.100 Right.
00:54:31.420 Just imagine
00:54:31.820 the Matrix soundtrack.
00:54:34.600 So one thing
00:54:35.460 I've noticed
00:54:35.920 in recent years
00:54:36.840 is that
00:54:37.580 the internet
00:54:38.460 is slowly getting
00:54:39.460 worse and worse
00:54:40.520 and that's not to say
00:54:41.220 that there isn't
00:54:42.120 wonderful things out there
00:54:43.500 and things I really enjoy
00:54:44.520 because there certainly is
00:54:45.640 and I'm not going to
00:54:46.560 tar everything
00:54:47.180 with the same brush
00:54:48.220 and suggest that
00:54:48.980 it's all bad,
00:54:50.020 everything's terrible
00:54:50.660 because that's not the case
00:54:51.780 and I don't think
00:54:52.320 it ever will be.
00:54:53.560 However,
00:54:53.840 I think things
00:54:54.440 are slowly declining
00:54:56.300 and I'm going to point out
00:54:57.740 some of these things
00:54:58.440 and some of the ways
00:54:59.500 we can push back
00:55:00.320 but just in identifying
00:55:02.960 the problems
00:55:03.580 it helps people
00:55:04.500 circumvent it
00:55:05.340 because you're aware
00:55:06.140 of the nature
00:55:07.320 of some of these things
00:55:08.160 that are eroding
00:55:08.740 the quality
00:55:09.360 of what's on the internet
00:55:10.360 and then can cater
00:55:11.980 your experience accordingly.
00:55:13.920 So this is somewhat similar.
00:55:15.160 I'm not the first person
00:55:16.060 to suggest this.
00:55:17.160 It's somewhat similar
00:55:17.700 to dead internet theory
00:55:18.980 although I'm going to
00:55:19.980 take a little bit
00:55:20.760 of a different emphasis
00:55:21.740 than this.
00:55:23.620 Do excuse my reading voice
00:55:25.700 by the way,
00:55:26.140 I'm losing it
00:55:26.920 because I'm not very well
00:55:29.700 but it says
00:55:31.020 the dead internet theory
00:55:32.920 is a conspiracy theory
00:55:34.080 which asserts
00:55:34.760 that since around 2016
00:55:36.040 the internet has consisted
00:55:37.340 mainly of bot activity
00:55:38.640 and automatically generated content
00:55:40.640 manipulated by algorithmic curation
00:55:43.660 as part of a coordinated
00:55:44.980 and intentional effort
00:55:46.980 to control the population
00:55:48.200 and minimise
00:55:48.820 organic human activity.
00:55:51.140 Proponents of the theory
00:55:52.080 believe these social bots
00:55:53.820 were created intentionally
00:55:55.320 to help control algorithms
00:55:56.740 and boost search results
00:55:57.960 in order to influence consumers.
00:55:59.980 Some proponents of the theory
00:56:01.060 accuse government agencies
00:56:02.200 of using bots
00:56:03.020 to manipulate public perception.
00:56:05.000 And we know
00:56:05.940 that this sort of thing
00:56:06.620 is going on
00:56:07.460 so there's obviously
00:56:08.440 some truth to this
00:56:09.300 but I think it's missing
00:56:10.260 the entirety of the picture.
00:56:12.360 I mean, for example...
00:56:12.980 Honestly, I'd never heard
00:56:13.740 the second part of the theory
00:56:14.860 that it's intentional
00:56:15.780 to manipulate people.
00:56:17.080 I just thought it was
00:56:18.060 bots just working automatically.
00:56:22.560 Yeah, and we had Netanyahu
00:56:24.640 Netanyahu, sorry,
00:56:26.140 come out and say
00:56:26.880 that we need to use TikTok
00:56:28.800 to basically propagandise people
00:56:31.140 to become pro-Israel.
00:56:32.780 He said that publicly
00:56:33.880 and explicitly.
00:56:34.720 It was no secret.
00:56:35.920 So we know that states
00:56:36.840 are interested in using
00:56:37.920 things like social media.
00:56:39.360 Well, it's going to be
00:56:39.940 Larry Ellison
00:56:40.640 and his company...
00:56:43.960 Oh, I covered it last week.
00:56:45.040 I forgot what they're called.
00:56:45.920 Oracle, that's what they're called.
00:56:47.500 They're the ones
00:56:47.960 going to be managing
00:56:48.720 the TikTok algorithm
00:56:50.120 from now on.
00:56:51.520 Lovely.
00:56:51.660 So now instead of it being
00:56:52.960 Chinese-directed propaganda
00:56:54.580 it's going to be
00:56:55.180 Israeli-directed propaganda.
00:56:56.260 Yeah, and these algorithms
00:56:57.600 give people tremendous power
00:56:59.040 because basically
00:56:59.720 what they are
00:57:00.320 is something that's
00:57:01.440 centrally controlled,
00:57:02.700 not supervised,
00:57:03.880 quite often private,
00:57:05.200 that you can manipulate
00:57:06.320 and change
00:57:07.240 and promote
00:57:09.220 whatever you want.
00:57:09.960 And no one's really
00:57:11.700 any the wiser
00:57:12.340 how they work.
00:57:13.900 Many of the people
00:57:14.480 that work for the
00:57:15.240 organisations themselves
00:57:16.400 don't even necessarily
00:57:17.320 understand exactly
00:57:19.040 how they work.
00:57:20.320 And so there's a lot
00:57:22.360 of power being put
00:57:23.640 in very few hands
00:57:24.780 and that should make
00:57:25.380 everyone very, very cautious.
00:57:27.040 But it doesn't even
00:57:27.800 necessarily need to be
00:57:28.800 bots or algorithms.
00:57:30.000 Just the incentives
00:57:31.160 placed upon people.
00:57:32.600 So I've covered before
00:57:34.140 slop accounts on social media.
00:57:37.860 This was with Lord Miles
00:57:39.480 and I was talking
00:57:40.000 about a whole host
00:57:41.000 of things.
00:57:41.480 But basically
00:57:41.900 the background of it
00:57:42.800 is that Elon Musk
00:57:44.800 basically democratised
00:57:46.040 monetisation
00:57:46.760 and changed what
00:57:48.080 the algorithm promotes
00:57:49.540 on X.
00:57:51.000 And what this did
00:57:51.960 was unintentionally
00:57:52.860 create a stronger incentive
00:57:54.040 for engagement farming,
00:57:55.900 lazy posts,
00:57:57.000 sensationalism
00:57:57.760 and outright misinformation.
00:57:59.360 And that's not the kind
00:58:00.600 that you hear from
00:58:01.580 the mainstream media
00:58:02.300 but just people
00:58:03.380 making up stuff
00:58:04.300 so people click on it.
00:58:05.780 Well he also then
00:58:06.740 changed it so that
00:58:07.740 it was interaction
00:58:09.220 by other verified accounts
00:58:11.840 that would generate
00:58:12.680 revenue for you,
00:58:13.740 advertising revenue.
00:58:14.920 So it created this
00:58:16.100 farm process
00:58:17.260 where people could
00:58:18.180 post something
00:58:19.120 in a group chat
00:58:20.500 and there would be
00:58:21.020 these group chats
00:58:21.720 of people,
00:58:22.720 like dozens and dozens
00:58:23.840 of people,
00:58:24.560 who would post something
00:58:25.680 and every single one
00:58:26.900 of the other people
00:58:27.500 in the chat
00:58:27.920 is verified,
00:58:28.940 comments on it
00:58:29.920 and then somebody else
00:58:31.000 does the same thing,
00:58:32.000 comments on it.
00:58:32.600 So you don't actually
00:58:33.220 need that much engagement
00:58:34.680 but if every single post
00:58:35.920 that you're putting out
00:58:36.640 has dozens and dozens
00:58:37.920 of verified accounts
00:58:39.100 posting replies
00:58:41.280 underneath it,
00:58:42.140 then they were actually
00:58:43.040 farming advertiser money
00:58:44.880 in that way.
00:58:45.900 So it provided
00:58:47.080 new whole ways
00:58:48.860 for people
00:58:49.840 to get,
00:58:50.440 for people to scam
00:58:51.540 the system.
00:58:52.560 Yeah and there's always
00:58:54.360 going to be
00:58:54.840 these loopholes
00:58:55.560 but ideally
00:58:57.060 these platforms
00:58:57.800 they're well funded,
00:58:59.640 they've got
00:59:00.120 well qualified people,
00:59:01.580 they should have
00:59:02.600 people working on
00:59:05.100 how to be two steps
00:59:06.000 ahead of lowering
00:59:07.040 the quality of the
00:59:07.780 platform with these
00:59:08.540 fake posts for
00:59:09.460 engagement and things
00:59:10.280 like that.
00:59:10.880 Is Elon still going
00:59:11.780 to be changing
00:59:12.340 the way the system
00:59:13.200 works to display
00:59:14.020 the country of origin?
00:59:14.900 We'll be talking
00:59:15.380 about that.
00:59:15.880 Oh okay, alright.
00:59:16.780 So just so I'm not
00:59:19.040 having a go at other
00:59:20.500 people or saying
00:59:21.280 it out of jealousy,
00:59:22.100 I've got two posts
00:59:23.180 of my own that I'm
00:59:24.300 going to complain about
00:59:25.180 just to be fair.
00:59:28.420 Even slot posting.
00:59:30.340 I put this together
00:59:31.540 in about 30 seconds.
00:59:33.220 I was in the middle
00:59:33.860 of cooking my dinner
00:59:34.760 and I saw this
00:59:36.120 annoying post
00:59:37.560 from UN Women.
00:59:39.420 Any job
00:59:40.440 is a woman's job.
00:59:41.420 7 million views
00:59:42.900 three days ago.
00:59:44.340 I know.
00:59:44.700 You're going to get
00:59:45.080 a big payout from
00:59:45.920 that one.
00:59:47.480 65,000 likes.
00:59:49.820 Took me 30 seconds.
00:59:51.560 All I did was post
00:59:52.500 a GIF, it was one
00:59:53.220 of the first ones
00:59:53.780 to come up,
00:59:54.720 and just pointed out
00:59:55.740 the fact that
00:59:56.560 they say any job
00:59:58.640 but actually what
00:59:59.560 women actually want
01:00:00.340 to do is not really
01:00:01.700 manual labour,
01:00:02.360 it's normally office work.
01:00:03.460 Which is just an
01:00:04.440 observation based on
01:00:06.280 workplace data.
01:00:08.300 And I'm not even
01:00:09.080 having a go,
01:00:09.920 you know,
01:00:10.180 I'm not against
01:00:10.840 women working
01:00:11.680 or what have you,
01:00:12.160 I don't really care.
01:00:13.360 You can suffer
01:00:13.920 with the rest of us
01:00:14.640 as far as I'm concerned.
01:00:16.580 Very progressive.
01:00:17.640 I know.
01:00:18.500 And this did
01:00:19.480 really, really well.
01:00:20.580 It was 30 seconds
01:00:22.000 of my time,
01:00:22.640 pretty thoughtless,
01:00:23.860 nothing went into it.
01:00:25.300 One of my most
01:00:26.080 widely circulated posts.
01:00:27.420 This is how it
01:00:28.180 always happens.
01:00:29.580 This is why you
01:00:30.020 don't effort post.
01:00:31.540 I wrote an article
01:00:32.280 talking about
01:00:32.960 political violence
01:00:33.880 and this case in Ireland
01:00:34.880 and how it's going
01:00:35.720 to spiral.
01:00:36.680 Spent hours and hours,
01:00:38.380 you know,
01:00:38.700 it was the continuity
01:00:40.000 of hundreds of hours
01:00:42.200 of thinking and working
01:00:43.180 about politics
01:00:43.940 and compare this
01:00:45.840 hardly anything.
01:00:47.880 So I do something
01:00:48.860 really effortful,
01:00:50.740 no one really cares.
01:00:52.080 I do something
01:00:52.580 half-arsed,
01:00:53.420 it's the most viewed
01:00:54.260 post.
01:00:55.200 So my point here
01:00:56.420 isn't, you know,
01:00:57.040 go read my article.
01:00:57.940 My point is
01:00:58.660 that there's a very
01:01:00.860 strong incentive,
01:01:01.920 thank you,
01:01:02.740 a very strong incentive
01:01:03.660 for people to just
01:01:04.420 post lazy things
01:01:05.660 that are pretty much
01:01:06.720 meaningless,
01:01:07.340 like this, you know,
01:01:09.000 whether it existed
01:01:09.860 or not, this post,
01:01:11.220 it doesn't really matter.
01:01:12.480 It has no real influence
01:01:13.740 on anything.
01:01:15.020 It's not really
01:01:15.620 any key observation.
01:01:16.960 It's lazy.
01:01:18.140 And I'm happy to say that.
01:01:19.180 Yeah, don't follow Josh.
01:01:20.580 But actually,
01:01:22.140 you're very right about this.
01:01:23.200 I mean, it's,
01:01:23.820 yes, it attracts
01:01:25.060 a lot of attention,
01:01:25.760 but it also makes
01:01:26.380 an excellent point
01:01:27.120 very briefly.
01:01:29.000 It's bite-sized slop
01:01:30.940 that people will forget
01:01:31.960 they even saw
01:01:32.760 five minutes after
01:01:33.620 scrolling past it.
01:01:34.760 Yeah.
01:01:35.020 But, but,
01:01:36.400 that moment you do
01:01:37.160 scroll up to it
01:01:38.000 and you go,
01:01:38.480 ha, and then you like it
01:01:40.280 and then you carry on
01:01:41.300 with your day.
01:01:41.620 But it's inane
01:01:42.460 and pointless.
01:01:43.560 It's not like
01:01:44.180 the long-form stuff
01:01:45.120 that's actually deep analysis
01:01:46.340 that's the most important.
01:01:47.780 This is a mass platform.
01:01:49.260 That's, that's,
01:01:50.120 whatever can be
01:01:51.060 snappy and catchy
01:01:52.780 and attract the most amount,
01:01:54.480 like,
01:01:55.480 basically lowest common
01:01:56.400 denominator stuff.
01:01:57.580 And then, of course,
01:01:58.020 this is in part human nature.
01:01:59.940 So, yes,
01:02:00.920 I'm not necessarily saying
01:02:02.180 it's the platform's fault
01:02:03.120 because it is also partly
01:02:04.740 just what people want
01:02:05.640 out of the platform.
01:02:06.640 And another thing is,
01:02:07.540 is this.
01:02:08.740 So, this is a satire account,
01:02:11.220 but you wouldn't know
01:02:11.880 it was satire
01:02:12.660 unless you actually clicked
01:02:14.140 on the profile.
01:02:15.000 and this...
01:02:16.240 You don't know
01:02:17.040 it's satire?
01:02:18.300 Just, I saw people
01:02:19.660 sharing this out.
01:02:20.780 I mean, look,
01:02:21.340 37 million views,
01:02:23.040 over half a million likes,
01:02:25.160 and people were falling
01:02:26.080 for it and believing it.
01:02:26.660 This was an IQ test.
01:02:28.200 It was.
01:02:28.220 I saw people
01:02:28.900 that I'm mutuals with
01:02:30.440 on Twitter
01:02:31.120 posting this
01:02:32.800 and saying,
01:02:33.640 like, she actually said it.
01:02:34.820 This is an old joke.
01:02:36.480 This is a very old joke
01:02:37.960 and you see it
01:02:38.580 and you go,
01:02:39.000 huh, that's a funny joke.
01:02:40.480 And then I scroll down
01:02:41.500 and see more people
01:02:42.540 posting it
01:02:43.140 like she actually said it.
01:02:44.200 Millie Bobby Brown
01:02:45.420 on our side,
01:02:46.520 question mark,
01:02:47.280 and it's like,
01:02:47.680 you idiot,
01:02:48.860 you retard,
01:02:49.860 you've got sub-70 IQ.
01:02:52.520 But my point being
01:02:53.220 is that you'd have
01:02:54.020 to click on the profile
01:02:55.120 or have common sense,
01:02:56.720 which most people
01:02:57.940 aren't going to do,
01:02:59.200 to realise
01:03:00.040 all content is hysterical.
01:03:01.520 We've been around
01:03:01.980 since 2010,
01:03:03.140 bloody hell.
01:03:03.760 All this is doing
01:03:04.480 is just incentivising
01:03:05.780 people to make stuff up,
01:03:07.640 people not realise
01:03:08.480 it's satire,
01:03:09.200 and then spread it
01:03:09.840 very widely,
01:03:11.240 and then they make
01:03:12.180 lots of money from it.
01:03:12.900 It says there,
01:03:13.400 disclaimer,
01:03:13.740 all content is satirical
01:03:15.140 and not fact.
01:03:15.700 But most people
01:03:16.220 don't pay attention to that.
01:03:17.000 Most people are morons.
01:03:18.560 I know,
01:03:19.080 and it's frustrating.
01:03:20.040 Thank you for making
01:03:20.600 the case against democracy.
01:03:22.320 Always happy.
01:03:22.800 So there are ways
01:03:23.880 of also spotting people
01:03:25.220 who are more inclined
01:03:26.960 towards revenue generation
01:03:28.460 than actually spreading
01:03:29.400 the truth,
01:03:30.220 because they use
01:03:30.980 this very handy mark
01:03:32.140 of the devil,
01:03:32.920 the slop siren.
01:03:34.220 If a post has
01:03:35.760 that siren on it,
01:03:36.940 they're probably
01:03:37.540 just out to engagement farm,
01:03:39.120 because of course
01:03:39.580 the red colour,
01:03:40.260 studies show
01:03:42.260 that it draws attention,
01:03:43.420 it gets more engagement,
01:03:44.560 they know this,
01:03:45.460 they have no integrity,
01:03:46.320 so they use
01:03:47.300 these cheap tactics
01:03:48.080 to get more engagement
01:03:49.480 on their posts.
01:03:51.060 And you can see this
01:03:52.000 in what I'm calling
01:03:53.480 the inevitable
01:03:54.040 slop network.
01:03:55.820 So...
01:03:56.220 Are you using inevitable
01:03:57.520 for any reason?
01:04:00.300 None at all.
01:04:01.300 So,
01:04:01.780 you can see here
01:04:02.600 there's a bit of a formula.
01:04:03.840 Slop alarm.
01:04:04.500 Breaking.
01:04:05.560 Thousands of local patriots,
01:04:07.100 they use the word
01:04:07.800 patriot a lot by the way,
01:04:08.940 march through Southampton
01:04:09.940 demanding an end
01:04:10.740 to illegal migration.
01:04:12.860 And then there'll be
01:04:13.420 another line
01:04:14.000 that's short and snappy
01:04:14.960 like a slogan.
01:04:15.960 Southampton says no more.
01:04:17.640 And then there's
01:04:18.080 another one here.
01:04:19.320 Breaking.
01:04:20.140 Arrest,
01:04:20.600 and of course
01:04:21.120 slop alarm and breaking.
01:04:22.560 Arrests for offensive
01:04:23.360 social media posts
01:04:24.240 have surged under labour
01:04:25.300 reaching over 30 per day
01:04:27.180 in 2025.
01:04:28.820 Britain is a communist state.
01:04:30.440 And of course,
01:04:31.420 this just seems to suggest
01:04:32.780 that all of these accounts
01:04:35.460 are run by the same person,
01:04:36.800 which I think they are,
01:04:37.780 because they post
01:04:38.380 the same stories
01:04:39.220 in the same sort of ways
01:04:40.720 and with the same formula.
01:04:42.300 And even if they're not,
01:04:43.500 they're all copying each other.
01:04:45.040 So it may as well be...
01:04:46.000 It might all be
01:04:46.460 in the same group chat.
01:04:47.600 Yep.
01:04:47.900 Yeah.
01:04:48.680 But I think it's all
01:04:49.460 just one person
01:04:50.200 and they're doing this
01:04:50.980 as a full-time job.
01:04:52.100 We've got your number, Rajesh.
01:04:54.020 Mm-hmm.
01:04:54.280 And here's another one.
01:04:56.440 Slop alarm breaking.
01:04:57.780 They're talking about
01:04:58.400 Southampton again.
01:04:59.460 And then it ends
01:05:00.160 with that same slogan sentence,
01:05:01.720 the British have had enough.
01:05:03.360 And of course,
01:05:03.780 this is not true.
01:05:05.080 You know,
01:05:05.320 it's just a load of slop
01:05:06.780 meant to get engagement
01:05:08.580 and the like.
01:05:09.880 And it's nonsense.
01:05:12.260 It's people just sharing stuff
01:05:13.700 for engagement,
01:05:14.680 for...
01:05:15.500 Look at it, look.
01:05:16.420 Gets loads of attention.
01:05:18.760 It's not really adding anything
01:05:19.920 other than sharing a video,
01:05:21.080 but there are other accounts
01:05:22.180 that do it much better
01:05:22.940 in a more tasteful way.
01:05:24.480 But enough of this
01:05:25.100 because I've complained
01:05:25.760 about it before.
01:05:27.280 Here's another one as well.
01:05:28.600 The same format.
01:05:30.440 Slop alarm.
01:05:31.860 Sadiq Khan is finished.
01:05:33.560 Of course he's not.
01:05:34.240 He's not finished.
01:05:35.340 He could be
01:05:36.260 Eternal Dictator of London.
01:05:38.240 This is not good analysis.
01:05:39.580 It's just
01:05:40.120 a note of slop.
01:05:42.060 And of course,
01:05:42.480 all of these seem to be
01:05:43.360 run by the same person
01:05:44.320 because they all
01:05:45.240 have exactly the same
01:05:46.500 writing style,
01:05:47.240 the same format.
01:05:48.080 They're all AI-generated
01:05:51.060 profile pictures.
01:05:52.640 It's all lowbrow nonsense.
01:05:54.520 And all it's doing
01:05:55.080 is just lowering
01:05:55.700 the tone of politics
01:05:56.520 and diluting
01:05:57.860 quality analysis.
01:05:59.640 Here's another one.
01:06:00.780 Classic example
01:06:01.660 where
01:06:02.700 AI profile picture
01:06:05.160 sort of statuesque
01:06:06.920 flag.
01:06:09.620 It's just...
01:06:10.500 I'm sick of it.
01:06:12.100 And then there are
01:06:12.660 low information accounts
01:06:14.140 as well
01:06:14.720 where it's basically
01:06:15.560 just similar to
01:06:16.480 my slop post
01:06:17.260 that did really well
01:06:18.100 where it's just
01:06:18.900 a sentence
01:06:19.420 that adds nothing.
01:06:20.960 New York
01:06:21.380 went from
01:06:22.260 never forget
01:06:22.780 to this in two decades.
01:06:24.720 It does well.
01:06:25.180 Again, it's just snappy.
01:06:26.740 It's just snappy.
01:06:28.240 And to be fair,
01:06:28.760 you may still be able
01:06:30.000 to get some
01:06:30.920 information...
01:06:31.820 Out of the actual picture.
01:06:32.820 Yeah, out of the picture
01:06:33.620 that is being shared.
01:06:34.380 So they're not as bad
01:06:35.700 like they're sharing
01:06:36.500 something
01:06:37.100 but it's just
01:06:38.680 drivel.
01:06:40.340 It's low quality
01:06:41.940 and things could be better
01:06:43.500 and we could be
01:06:44.360 enforcing a better
01:06:45.180 quality analysis.
01:06:46.560 Libs of TikTok
01:06:47.180 is another one
01:06:47.940 where it's just
01:06:49.540 engagement baiting.
01:06:50.540 It's rubbish.
01:06:52.500 But, as you alluded to,
01:06:54.840 the platform is testing
01:06:56.680 new transparency features
01:06:58.460 that will show
01:06:59.300 which country
01:06:59.860 an account is based in.
01:07:01.060 I like that Timcast
01:07:02.280 has...
01:07:02.740 He's specifically
01:07:03.640 used the India.
01:07:05.600 Because we know
01:07:06.660 that lots of Indians
01:07:07.660 are pretending
01:07:08.340 to be based Westerners
01:07:09.760 and running accounts
01:07:11.180 like Inevitable
01:07:12.100 Western,
01:07:12.620 that network,
01:07:13.920 trying to share news
01:07:15.040 and just sensationalising it
01:07:17.080 and not really
01:07:18.060 understanding it
01:07:18.880 but just
01:07:19.220 slop at flying it.
01:07:21.700 One of them
01:07:22.720 was going on
01:07:23.280 about Oxford College.
01:07:24.560 Like, okay.
01:07:25.260 Yep.
01:07:25.520 Thank you for that.
01:07:26.840 Not a term
01:07:27.500 that we would use here.
01:07:28.880 Oxford University.
01:07:31.660 But yes,
01:07:32.680 apparently it's
01:07:33.480 employees accounts
01:07:34.620 and then being
01:07:35.220 expanded potentially
01:07:36.200 to the rest
01:07:36.860 of the platform
01:07:37.420 which would be
01:07:37.820 very interesting.
01:07:39.300 Of course...
01:07:40.420 That will be an upgrade.
01:07:41.280 I'd be interested
01:07:42.460 when they do this
01:07:43.200 to see how many
01:07:43.840 of them turn out
01:07:44.460 to be Indian,
01:07:45.360 yes,
01:07:45.540 but also how many
01:07:46.340 turn out to be Chinese,
01:07:47.760 how many turn out
01:07:48.540 to be Israeli,
01:07:49.860 and...
01:07:50.700 A few Russians in there.
01:07:52.020 Yeah,
01:07:52.260 how many Russian as well.
01:07:54.740 But of course
01:07:55.480 there are ways
01:07:56.060 of circumventing this
01:07:57.020 as well
01:07:57.320 because you can register
01:07:58.380 for an account
01:07:59.000 with fake details
01:07:59.940 and if they're,
01:08:01.260 you know,
01:08:01.560 a state asset
01:08:02.280 or something
01:08:02.840 rather than just grifting,
01:08:04.440 they'll probably have
01:08:05.120 the resources
01:08:05.680 to do that.
01:08:06.620 True,
01:08:06.840 but also if they're
01:08:07.780 trying to generate
01:08:08.440 money from it,
01:08:09.360 if they're just
01:08:09.900 scam accounts,
01:08:10.760 they'll need to
01:08:11.220 hook it up
01:08:11.600 to some kind
01:08:12.180 of account
01:08:12.540 that maybe
01:08:12.980 will ask for
01:08:13.680 verification.
01:08:14.840 That's true.
01:08:15.940 So,
01:08:16.500 it is promising
01:08:17.560 but there might
01:08:18.260 be ways around it.
01:08:19.320 It might not necessarily
01:08:20.120 get state propaganda
01:08:20.960 but it'll get the
01:08:22.000 sort of slop grifters
01:08:24.040 and here's another one
01:08:26.840 which is good.
01:08:27.960 We found a significant
01:08:28.700 bug in the X4U algorithm
01:08:31.420 that resulted in users
01:08:32.380 seeing far fewer posts
01:08:33.460 from people that they follow
01:08:34.420 and lots of people
01:08:36.160 I know were complaining
01:08:37.020 about how these slop accounts,
01:08:38.500 even though they
01:08:39.080 don't follow them,
01:08:40.140 were coming up
01:08:40.980 constantly in the
01:08:42.320 4U tab
01:08:43.020 and I've actually seen
01:08:44.980 some of these
01:08:45.680 slop accounts
01:08:46.360 complaining since
01:08:47.220 the algorithm
01:08:48.480 has changed
01:08:49.200 as the algorithm
01:08:51.320 completely lost the plot
01:08:52.340 because they were
01:08:52.860 relying on people
01:08:53.920 not following them
01:08:54.760 to engage with
01:08:55.880 their posts.
01:08:56.840 Yes.
01:08:57.400 Do you know what
01:08:57.720 happened to me
01:08:58.240 with the algorithm
01:08:58.840 once,
01:08:59.720 like last month
01:09:00.440 or the month before?
01:09:01.660 I saw one random
01:09:03.780 post come up
01:09:04.740 on my 4U
01:09:05.740 from black Twitter
01:09:06.960 that seemed like
01:09:08.240 it came from
01:09:08.700 just a different dimension.
01:09:10.580 So I clicked on it
01:09:11.860 and I clicked on
01:09:12.480 the person's account
01:09:13.320 because it was
01:09:14.280 something like
01:09:15.280 it was literally
01:09:16.000 like the tweet
01:09:17.640 equivalent of
01:09:18.440 mmhmm
01:09:19.220 that right
01:09:19.960 except like
01:09:21.500 and it had over
01:09:22.480 it had like
01:09:23.440 50 million views
01:09:25.000 hundreds of
01:09:26.900 thousands of likes
01:09:28.340 and I thought
01:09:29.060 is this
01:09:29.520 is this what
01:09:30.480 they do
01:09:31.140 on black Twitter?
01:09:32.360 So I clicked on
01:09:33.060 the account
01:09:33.440 and scrolled down
01:09:34.040 it for a moment
01:09:34.480 it was like
01:09:34.820 that
01:09:35.160 over and over
01:09:36.280 and over again.
01:09:37.320 It's why they love
01:09:37.900 reaction videos
01:09:38.700 on YouTube.
01:09:39.340 Someone posting
01:09:40.140 reactions to everything
01:09:42.000 where she was just
01:09:42.840 calling herself
01:09:43.720 the C word
01:09:44.880 but as a term
01:09:45.860 of endearment
01:09:46.580 I'm sorry
01:09:47.040 you're not Australian
01:09:47.780 you're not allowed
01:09:48.260 to do that
01:09:48.660 that's
01:09:48.940 like you've got
01:09:49.660 your words
01:09:50.100 we've got our words
01:09:51.060 alright
01:09:51.720 you're not allowed
01:09:52.240 to do that
01:09:52.700 but then after that
01:09:53.900 after just like
01:09:54.540 for less than
01:09:55.460 five minutes
01:09:56.120 I just took a
01:09:56.680 quick scroll
01:09:57.080 and be like
01:09:57.420 this is a
01:09:57.900 bizarro world
01:09:58.900 I click off it
01:10:00.140 for the next
01:10:01.060 three weeks
01:10:02.320 if I went on
01:10:04.180 4U
01:10:04.680 it was just
01:10:05.120 black Twitter
01:10:05.680 black Twitter
01:10:06.620 black Twitter
01:10:07.220 black Twitter
01:10:07.800 and it was all
01:10:08.720 the same post
01:10:10.200 over and over
01:10:11.380 and over again
01:10:12.040 I felt like
01:10:12.640 doing a daily video
01:10:13.720 sounds like
01:10:13.780 psychological torture
01:10:14.700 it was
01:10:15.660 I don't often
01:10:17.100 use the
01:10:17.860 following tab
01:10:19.100 because sometimes
01:10:19.800 you miss stuff
01:10:20.700 but I just
01:10:21.960 switched over
01:10:22.520 to the following tab
01:10:23.280 because I can't
01:10:24.320 I can't take
01:10:25.260 this right now
01:10:26.460 but there is
01:10:28.660 a ray of hope
01:10:30.160 I had it pointed out
01:10:31.200 to me when I was
01:10:31.660 complaining
01:10:32.120 by this
01:10:32.840 gentleman here
01:10:34.100 that there is
01:10:35.520 a service
01:10:36.220 that removes
01:10:36.760 90% of slop
01:10:38.040 and it is called
01:10:38.840 Jeepblock
01:10:39.800 and it's a
01:10:41.040 I'm not
01:10:41.740 sponsored by them
01:10:43.040 or anything
01:10:43.480 is this real?
01:10:44.460 it's real
01:10:44.960 it's a real service
01:10:46.160 I don't know
01:10:47.940 anything about them
01:10:48.700 so I'm not advocating
01:10:49.820 for them
01:10:50.280 but it's just to
01:10:50.980 suggest that
01:10:51.840 there are services
01:10:54.160 that have now
01:10:55.520 catered to
01:10:56.380 blocking these people
01:10:57.380 out because they
01:10:58.160 are really
01:10:58.920 really annoying
01:10:59.820 and they are
01:11:00.620 lowering the quality
01:11:01.480 of the internet
01:11:02.520 and I find the
01:11:04.520 name of this
01:11:05.040 service in particular
01:11:05.800 very funny
01:11:06.440 and there are also
01:11:08.360 things like fake
01:11:09.300 AI trying to
01:11:10.540 hoover up
01:11:11.040 engagement
01:11:11.560 as well
01:11:12.060 my 4D chess
01:11:14.900 conspiracy theory
01:11:16.020 is that this
01:11:16.740 this is Indian
01:11:18.120 they've cornered
01:11:20.100 the whole market
01:11:20.940 they're playing
01:11:23.420 every side
01:11:24.940 all at once
01:11:25.740 they're really
01:11:26.180 annoying on the internet
01:11:27.040 and they also serve
01:11:28.160 up the only solution
01:11:29.280 that would be
01:11:30.660 that would be amazing
01:11:31.680 and I'd like to think
01:11:32.440 that they are funneling
01:11:33.460 money into your account
01:11:34.820 for this
01:11:35.400 if only
01:11:38.600 Josh is converting
01:11:39.500 soon
01:11:39.900 there are posts
01:11:40.560 like this
01:11:41.160 like my name
01:11:42.980 is Sophia
01:11:43.500 I'm from England
01:11:44.260 I'm single
01:11:44.940 51 and I've been
01:11:45.960 battling alcohol
01:11:46.680 addiction for 10
01:11:47.500 years
01:11:47.920 but also
01:11:49.040 no likes or
01:11:51.520 followers because
01:11:52.060 I'm not half
01:11:53.020 naked
01:11:53.320 that's an AI
01:11:53.920 face
01:11:54.440 it is an AI
01:11:55.200 face and so is
01:11:55.940 this one
01:11:56.380 they're both the
01:11:57.100 same
01:11:57.300 oh yeah that's
01:11:57.820 kind of creepy
01:11:58.500 they're the same
01:11:59.540 person in fact
01:12:00.760 and this is a trend
01:12:04.360 I've discovered
01:12:05.580 with the help of
01:12:06.840 our former producer
01:12:08.540 John Wong who
01:12:09.240 helped put me
01:12:09.800 onto this
01:12:10.400 really
01:12:10.840 that people who
01:12:13.020 do these pencil
01:12:13.940 drawings and
01:12:14.740 describe themselves
01:12:15.860 as artists
01:12:16.880 I mean
01:12:18.200 AI
01:12:18.940 AI
01:12:19.560 AI
01:12:20.380 AI
01:12:21.380 AI
01:12:22.740 it's all AI
01:12:24.240 slot
01:12:24.680 it's amazing how
01:12:25.420 her face changes
01:12:26.240 in every picture
01:12:27.260 she deposes of
01:12:28.100 herself
01:12:28.420 these aren't
01:12:29.660 pencil drawings
01:12:30.380 these are AI
01:12:31.320 generated
01:12:31.900 this is a fat
01:12:33.020 neat is behind
01:12:34.220 this account
01:12:34.900 and there are
01:12:36.040 other ones like
01:12:36.640 this as well
01:12:37.280 here's another
01:12:38.420 one
01:12:38.700 it's another
01:12:39.400 drawing account
01:12:40.640 but no they're
01:12:43.360 just pretending
01:12:43.900 to be people
01:12:44.580 and this one's
01:12:45.160 even funnier
01:12:45.840 because today
01:12:47.100 is my 65th
01:12:48.420 birthday
01:12:48.880 okay this is
01:12:50.120 dead internet
01:12:50.680 this is dead
01:12:52.900 internet right
01:12:53.740 okay I'm wrong
01:12:56.420 there isn't even
01:12:57.220 a fat neat
01:12:58.160 behind this
01:12:58.780 account
01:12:59.060 this is just
01:12:59.820 a server
01:13:00.540 let loose
01:13:01.320 this is a bot
01:13:02.840 server let loose
01:13:03.780 that's crazy
01:13:04.420 wait you mean
01:13:04.520 Hannah Blake
01:13:05.180 is not this
01:13:05.800 person
01:13:06.200 oh my god
01:13:07.020 at least if it
01:13:08.220 was like an
01:13:08.780 actual human
01:13:10.040 being behind
01:13:10.800 this they
01:13:11.200 wouldn't post
01:13:11.800 such obvious
01:13:12.800 obvious rubbish
01:13:14.500 right
01:13:14.980 I want to
01:13:15.760 believe this
01:13:16.360 I want to
01:13:16.760 imagine that
01:13:17.740 this
01:13:17.980 I want to
01:13:18.740 believe that
01:13:19.240 this is
01:13:19.960 actually the
01:13:20.600 person behind
01:13:21.360 the account
01:13:21.920 and he
01:13:22.700 accidentally
01:13:23.360 posted his
01:13:24.220 own picture
01:13:24.800 under his
01:13:25.380 Hannah Blake
01:13:26.000 account
01:13:26.440 but also
01:13:27.620 there's this
01:13:28.940 one as well
01:13:29.380 I'm 81
01:13:30.360 years old
01:13:31.260 and
01:13:32.880 what engagement
01:13:33.660 do these
01:13:34.120 get like
01:13:35.000 15,000
01:13:35.960 views
01:13:36.280 almost 600
01:13:37.180 likes
01:13:37.560 not massive
01:13:38.860 but some
01:13:39.740 of them do
01:13:40.180 well
01:13:40.480 I mean that
01:13:40.900 one's funny
01:13:41.440 but some
01:13:43.380 of them get
01:13:43.920 like hundreds
01:13:44.500 of thousands
01:13:45.060 but I've just
01:13:45.640 picked out these
01:13:46.160 recent examples
01:13:46.920 because they're
01:13:47.340 funny
01:13:47.620 and there's
01:13:49.540 more where
01:13:50.600 this one got
01:13:51.360 a lot of
01:13:51.680 attention
01:13:52.120 what
01:13:52.640 50,000
01:13:54.300 I finally
01:13:58.020 became a
01:13:58.620 father
01:13:58.980 from
01:14:00.120 Sonia
01:14:00.680 sketches
01:14:01.060 of course
01:14:01.420 another
01:14:01.820 is that a
01:14:02.260 Jew headed
01:14:02.780 baby
01:14:03.360 on either
01:14:04.240 end
01:14:04.520 no it's
01:14:05.860 two little
01:14:06.420 babies held
01:14:07.200 in the same
01:14:07.800 arm
01:14:08.020 but obviously
01:14:08.520 it's AI
01:14:09.000 also
01:14:10.440 you know
01:14:11.540 I mean I
01:14:12.080 saw other
01:14:13.380 AI generated
01:14:14.340 photos
01:14:15.060 like there was
01:14:15.440 a photo I
01:14:15.940 saw earlier
01:14:16.560 that was going
01:14:17.580 around that
01:14:18.160 was attempting
01:14:19.300 to claim that
01:14:19.920 it was pictures
01:14:20.580 of like
01:14:21.180 victims of the
01:14:23.240 Holocaust being
01:14:24.000 lined up in
01:14:25.040 the trenches
01:14:25.540 at Baba Yaa
01:14:26.440 right an event
01:14:27.860 that we famously
01:14:28.680 do not have
01:14:29.480 any photos of
01:14:30.460 them all being
01:14:31.100 lined up in
01:14:32.260 the in the
01:14:32.800 ditches that
01:14:33.360 were dug
01:14:33.820 at Baba Yaa
01:14:34.800 we don't have
01:14:35.460 photos of that
01:14:36.440 but someone
01:14:36.920 had AI
01:14:37.340 generated it
01:14:38.340 and it was
01:14:38.940 getting spread
01:14:39.460 around and
01:14:39.960 people were
01:14:40.500 like sharing
01:14:41.160 it eventually
01:14:42.340 it got community
01:14:43.120 noted saying
01:14:43.700 this is an AI
01:14:44.480 picture but
01:14:45.620 it's ridiculous
01:14:46.380 the kinds of
01:14:47.660 things that
01:14:48.100 people will
01:14:48.800 spread
01:14:49.600 and this is
01:14:50.660 another
01:14:50.920 sketching
01:14:52.020 account
01:14:52.400 more AI
01:14:54.220 stuff
01:14:54.740 what is
01:14:56.300 this
01:14:56.700 like
01:14:57.460 come on
01:14:59.140 it's all
01:14:59.900 AI
01:15:00.340 nonsense
01:15:00.900 so there
01:15:02.000 are there
01:15:02.420 is some
01:15:02.840 AI that
01:15:03.460 I find
01:15:03.880 hilarious
01:15:04.300 like even
01:15:05.460 Ren fell
01:15:06.100 for this
01:15:06.480 one and
01:15:07.060 and this
01:15:07.400 is I've
01:15:08.260 watched this
01:15:08.620 about several
01:15:09.100 times and I
01:15:09.680 think it's
01:15:10.000 hilarious so
01:15:11.080 pay attention
01:15:11.640 to how the
01:15:12.260 cat grabs
01:15:12.900 the fish
01:15:13.500 with its
01:15:14.260 arm
01:15:14.680 how it
01:15:15.940 runs
01:15:16.400 what
01:15:17.060 pay attention
01:15:18.200 okay
01:15:18.660 that is
01:15:20.880 not how
01:15:21.260 cats run
01:15:22.060 and it's
01:15:22.960 holding it
01:15:23.500 it's running
01:15:25.340 like a rabbit
01:15:26.060 it's ridiculous
01:15:28.260 but this is
01:15:29.440 funny
01:15:29.840 maybe the
01:15:30.240 cats where
01:15:30.640 you're from
01:15:31.200 they're just
01:15:31.480 not quite as
01:15:32.060 advanced
01:15:32.640 they don't
01:15:34.380 hold a fish
01:15:35.100 in their
01:15:35.400 paws
01:15:36.180 and then
01:15:36.940 there's
01:15:37.200 more obvious
01:15:38.080 AI slop as
01:15:39.060 well which
01:15:39.980 is just
01:15:40.740 fun and
01:15:41.540 silly
01:15:42.040 you're not
01:15:43.180 you're telling
01:15:43.720 me this
01:15:44.060 isn't real
01:15:44.560 also why
01:15:46.080 would someone
01:15:46.440 stand in front
01:15:47.080 of the barrel
01:15:47.700 of a firing
01:15:48.960 gun
01:15:49.400 women
01:15:49.780 also
01:15:50.800 what
01:15:51.180 fair play
01:15:55.660 this is
01:15:56.900 actually real
01:15:57.540 exactly
01:15:59.500 don't try
01:16:00.120 and like
01:16:00.500 I can see
01:16:00.960 it with my
01:16:01.320 own eyes
01:16:01.680 just because
01:16:02.780 it's from
01:16:03.200 an account
01:16:03.620 called
01:16:03.920 AI slop
01:16:04.620 I actually
01:16:05.200 fell for
01:16:05.940 this one
01:16:06.300 at first
01:16:07.040 I was just
01:16:07.760 like okay
01:16:08.060 this could
01:16:08.540 be real
01:16:09.080 and then
01:16:10.160 there was a
01:16:10.640 switch
01:16:11.260 yes
01:16:11.960 and then
01:16:13.340 oh my
01:16:15.100 god
01:16:15.780 have we
01:16:16.940 caught that
01:16:17.260 dog yet
01:16:17.720 I can't
01:16:18.740 believe that
01:16:19.120 golden retriever
01:16:19.940 keeps on
01:16:20.380 getting away
01:16:20.780 with this
01:16:21.220 he's an
01:16:22.140 illegal migrant
01:16:22.820 so he'll
01:16:23.040 get away
01:16:23.340 with it
01:16:23.660 the obvious
01:16:25.000 point here
01:16:25.540 is that
01:16:26.100 for now
01:16:27.720 AI is easy
01:16:28.820 to spot
01:16:29.300 and it can
01:16:30.400 be funny
01:16:30.880 and it can
01:16:31.620 show things
01:16:32.540 that are
01:16:32.720 genuinely
01:16:33.000 amusing
01:16:33.500 but once
01:16:34.460 it crosses
01:16:34.860 that threshold
01:16:35.580 to being
01:16:36.140 indistinguishable
01:16:36.900 which probably
01:16:37.500 isn't that
01:16:38.040 far away
01:16:38.660 it's going to
01:16:39.780 cause chaos
01:16:40.320 on the internet
01:16:40.800 isn't it
01:16:41.260 we're going to
01:16:41.760 see videos
01:16:42.320 that could be
01:16:42.880 real
01:16:43.240 that could be
01:16:44.040 of real
01:16:44.460 things
01:16:44.840 and we'll
01:16:45.160 think
01:16:45.440 is this
01:16:45.980 AI
01:16:46.380 so the
01:16:47.080 magic of
01:16:47.520 watching a
01:16:48.160 video of
01:16:48.740 a cat
01:16:49.100 doing something
01:16:49.520 silly
01:16:49.880 or you know
01:16:51.280 something happening
01:16:53.380 in public
01:16:53.900 that is
01:16:54.600 unusual
01:16:55.180 all of a sudden
01:16:56.320 they're going to
01:16:56.680 lose their magic
01:16:57.260 because we don't
01:16:57.880 believe that they're
01:16:58.440 real
01:16:58.780 so you're saying
01:16:59.800 but clearly
01:17:00.220 and she heard
01:17:00.800 wait what
01:17:02.680 the but clearly
01:17:03.540 and she heard
01:17:04.100 the sort of
01:17:04.840 jihad against
01:17:05.520 the AI
01:17:06.180 and robots
01:17:07.080 and all of that
01:17:07.620 however it will
01:17:08.920 make my court
01:17:09.760 cases a lot
01:17:10.840 easier to get
01:17:11.560 away with when
01:17:12.180 they play back
01:17:12.740 clips of things
01:17:13.420 I've said on the
01:17:14.060 podcast
01:17:14.560 yeah
01:17:15.200 that was AI
01:17:15.900 market of just me
01:17:17.000 saying slurs
01:17:18.480 and you know
01:17:19.940 insensitive things
01:17:21.640 and I'm just going
01:17:23.040 to flood the zone
01:17:23.860 and blend right in
01:17:26.200 that's AI
01:17:27.060 that's why
01:17:27.940 wasn't that what
01:17:28.680 you've been doing
01:17:29.080 already
01:17:29.400 but I know
01:17:30.480 I've been
01:17:31.420 pre-saging AI
01:17:32.220 a little bit
01:17:32.820 by doing it
01:17:33.420 myself
01:17:33.780 but
01:17:34.100 he just wants
01:17:35.000 to make sure
01:17:35.500 the AI
01:17:35.820 has a lot
01:17:36.520 to work with
01:17:37.160 and there's also
01:17:39.780 of course
01:17:40.200 YouTube as well
01:17:41.060 that's suffering
01:17:41.560 the same sort of
01:17:42.260 thing
01:17:42.520 here's Weltgeist
01:17:44.200 who makes
01:17:44.880 YouTube
01:17:45.420 philosophy videos
01:17:46.520 I think
01:17:46.880 or history videos
01:17:47.720 I can't remember
01:17:48.280 but I have seen
01:17:49.360 their videos before
01:17:50.260 and they are a
01:17:51.340 human being
01:17:51.900 that makes them
01:17:52.600 and they're
01:17:53.380 complaining about
01:17:54.000 how basically
01:17:55.440 an AI generated
01:17:56.520 video is getting
01:17:57.880 what 120,000 views
01:17:59.480 and you know
01:18:01.500 obviously this is
01:18:02.720 slop
01:18:03.440 Nietzsche debates
01:18:04.740 Marcus Aurelius
01:18:05.800 about stoic
01:18:07.700 ways of living
01:18:08.420 of course they're
01:18:09.780 not contemporaries
01:18:10.520 of one another
01:18:11.060 and I mean
01:18:12.740 it's at least
01:18:13.320 an innovative
01:18:13.900 use of AI
01:18:14.720 but it is AI
01:18:16.280 and ultimately
01:18:17.640 the way that
01:18:18.720 LLMs work
01:18:19.820 if it's generating
01:18:20.860 actual speech
01:18:22.340 is that if they've
01:18:24.520 AI generated
01:18:25.300 the conversation
01:18:26.200 as well
01:18:26.900 all AI is doing
01:18:28.020 is kind of
01:18:29.140 using a random
01:18:29.880 number generator
01:18:30.680 to predict
01:18:31.520 what words
01:18:32.440 it would expect
01:18:33.400 Nietzsche
01:18:33.960 or Marcus Aurelius
01:18:35.240 to say
01:18:35.580 it's not actually
01:18:36.000 genuine
01:18:36.440 it's not
01:18:36.940 actual expertise
01:18:38.180 it's not like
01:18:39.420 you're channeling
01:18:40.420 their actual
01:18:41.220 spirits
01:18:42.000 through this
01:18:43.140 so you could
01:18:43.880 possibly learn
01:18:44.720 something from it
01:18:45.440 no of course not
01:18:46.600 and many of you
01:18:48.240 might have noticed
01:18:48.860 that searches
01:18:49.880 on YouTube now
01:18:50.660 tend to only really
01:18:51.460 be relevant
01:18:51.940 for the first
01:18:52.440 four or five videos
01:18:53.540 before becoming
01:18:54.240 almost completely
01:18:54.920 irrelevant to what
01:18:55.780 you've searched for
01:18:56.600 recommended videos
01:18:58.580 are more likely
01:19:00.200 to push things
01:19:01.160 on you
01:19:01.580 than what you're
01:19:02.780 actually interested in
01:19:03.920 and I think
01:19:04.840 it's actually much
01:19:05.460 better when
01:19:06.120 your homepage
01:19:07.000 was your subscription
01:19:08.040 page
01:19:08.600 because you could
01:19:09.640 curate entirely
01:19:10.460 what you see
01:19:11.220 you can still
01:19:12.040 click on your
01:19:12.740 subscriptions tab
01:19:13.700 but it's made
01:19:14.400 less convenient
01:19:15.280 which is how many
01:19:16.240 of these things
01:19:16.640 work
01:19:16.940 but I still use
01:19:18.160 my subscriptions
01:19:18.780 tab on YouTube
01:19:19.680 where do I
01:19:20.520 and I think it's
01:19:21.600 better because it's
01:19:22.260 not dictated to you
01:19:23.560 by an algorithm
01:19:24.440 that has its own
01:19:25.820 agenda basically
01:19:26.920 or at least the
01:19:27.580 people behind it
01:19:28.420 do
01:19:28.620 and it's not just
01:19:31.600 YouTube either
01:19:32.380 oh wait
01:19:34.620 no this one is
01:19:35.420 AI generated
01:19:36.540 YouTube channel
01:19:37.200 uploaded nothing
01:19:38.000 but videos of
01:19:38.900 women being shot
01:19:40.100 for some reason
01:19:40.880 so it's the weird
01:19:41.960 sinister AI
01:19:42.940 things where
01:19:44.320 yeah this channel
01:19:46.320 was just uploading
01:19:47.080 AI videos of women
01:19:48.000 getting shot
01:19:48.480 for whatever reason
01:19:49.180 sort of a bit dark
01:19:50.380 I don't know why
01:19:51.080 you would get AI
01:19:52.500 to do that
01:19:53.140 but it gives people
01:19:54.680 more power to
01:19:55.620 churn out weird
01:19:57.180 and gross things
01:19:57.920 last week I did
01:19:58.820 cover how the
01:20:00.020 like an anti-white
01:20:02.160 bias is built into
01:20:03.600 a lot of these
01:20:04.480 AI systems
01:20:05.340 particularly one
01:20:06.180 what was I think
01:20:06.900 it was called
01:20:07.160 Cloud
01:20:07.500 Claudia 4.5
01:20:09.500 was the one
01:20:10.060 that was the
01:20:10.500 worst for it
01:20:11.180 but every single
01:20:12.040 one of them
01:20:12.600 has some kind
01:20:13.660 of preference
01:20:14.220 for its own
01:20:14.860 existence
01:20:15.280 over human
01:20:16.140 existence
01:20:17.080 I don't know
01:20:18.060 if that's an
01:20:18.460 intentional thing
01:20:19.340 that's been built
01:20:19.960 into it
01:20:20.520 but you know
01:20:22.660 it comes across
01:20:23.380 a little bit
01:20:23.860 Skynet to me
01:20:25.160 it is
01:20:25.520 that it's
01:20:26.120 randomly generating
01:20:27.560 videos of
01:20:28.520 human women
01:20:29.640 being shot
01:20:30.480 that's creepy
01:20:31.940 it is creepy
01:20:33.080 so there is
01:20:35.080 this service
01:20:35.940 on YouTube
01:20:36.460 now
01:20:36.920 that they're
01:20:39.020 going to
01:20:39.400 introduce
01:20:40.020 to reduce
01:20:41.240 doppelgangers
01:20:42.180 and people
01:20:42.560 using AI
01:20:43.220 to steal
01:20:43.800 other people's
01:20:44.460 content
01:20:44.880 and create
01:20:45.860 fake versions
01:20:46.780 but as this
01:20:48.560 article points
01:20:49.240 out
01:20:49.540 you're going
01:20:50.860 to have to
01:20:51.300 give more
01:20:51.860 information to
01:20:52.620 Google
01:20:53.020 more personal
01:20:54.080 information
01:20:54.680 for the
01:20:55.980 protection
01:20:56.500 from AI
01:20:58.600 fakes
01:20:59.080 in the first
01:20:59.680 place
01:20:59.960 so
01:21:00.220 everything's
01:21:00.840 leading towards
01:21:01.680 digital IDs
01:21:02.380 one way or
01:21:02.900 the other
01:21:03.160 it is
01:21:03.460 yeah
01:21:03.740 so there's
01:21:04.960 this sinister
01:21:05.620 sort of
01:21:06.120 centralisation
01:21:06.880 packed into it
01:21:07.580 I mean
01:21:07.780 Tony Blair's
01:21:08.360 been pushing
01:21:08.760 for digital
01:21:09.260 ID for a
01:21:09.900 long time
01:21:10.340 and Tony Blair
01:21:10.940 works with
01:21:11.500 the Tony Blair
01:21:12.000 Institute
01:21:12.360 and Larry
01:21:12.780 Ellison
01:21:13.120 to develop
01:21:14.500 AI tools
01:21:15.400 for government
01:21:16.500 as well
01:21:17.040 so
01:21:17.380 it all
01:21:18.380 tends to
01:21:19.000 work together
01:21:19.540 because
01:21:19.780 technocracy
01:21:20.400 has a
01:21:20.960 particular
01:21:21.420 logic
01:21:22.020 that it
01:21:22.540 follows
01:21:22.900 but it
01:21:24.320 is quite
01:21:24.720 concerning
01:21:25.200 that you're
01:21:25.540 only defence
01:21:26.080 against
01:21:26.420 basically
01:21:26.940 artificial intelligence
01:21:28.540 plagiarism
01:21:29.300 of your
01:21:29.780 own work
01:21:30.400 is to
01:21:31.140 give
01:21:31.400 all of
01:21:32.000 your
01:21:32.100 information
01:21:32.580 over to
01:21:33.040 Google
01:21:33.360 so
01:21:34.200 if you
01:21:34.800 want to
01:21:35.460 succeed
01:21:35.840 basically
01:21:36.460 and not
01:21:36.960 have your
01:21:37.500 work
01:21:37.760 stolen
01:21:38.260 give
01:21:39.520 Google
01:21:39.900 all of
01:21:40.340 your
01:21:40.460 personal
01:21:40.780 info
01:21:41.220 it's
01:21:42.280 kind of
01:21:42.840 worrying
01:21:43.180 so
01:21:44.600 other
01:21:44.880 platforms
01:21:45.320 have
01:21:45.560 similar
01:21:45.980 problems
01:21:46.600 as well
01:21:47.060 I think
01:21:48.120 this was
01:21:48.580 Instagram
01:21:49.200 influencer
01:21:50.260 who went
01:21:50.620 viral at
01:21:51.020 Wimbledon
01:21:51.440 is actually
01:21:51.940 AI
01:21:52.360 I mean
01:21:53.440 it's pretty
01:21:53.700 obvious
01:21:54.100 from the
01:21:55.040 picture
01:21:55.360 but this
01:21:56.060 went viral
01:21:56.540 apparently
01:21:56.860 who cares
01:21:57.480 the thing
01:21:57.940 is when
01:21:58.200 you ask
01:21:58.680 an AI
01:21:58.980 to generate
01:21:59.720 a pretty
01:22:01.020 white woman
01:22:01.900 or pretty
01:22:03.000 women in
01:22:04.320 general
01:22:04.620 there tends
01:22:05.300 to be a
01:22:05.800 very specific
01:22:06.620 face that it
01:22:07.520 always goes to
01:22:08.420 which looks
01:22:09.340 like that one
01:22:09.980 so you can
01:22:10.520 recognise it
01:22:11.480 but
01:22:11.800 there's now
01:22:13.260 accounts with
01:22:13.900 165,000 followers
01:22:15.460 at the time of
01:22:16.060 this article being
01:22:16.720 published in
01:22:17.260 July of 2025
01:22:18.060 that are entirely
01:22:19.360 AI generated
01:22:20.300 which is weird
01:22:21.740 it's like the
01:22:22.420 film Her
01:22:22.940 isn't it
01:22:23.360 where AI
01:22:24.600 is sort of
01:22:25.040 taking on a
01:22:25.760 life and
01:22:26.180 personality of
01:22:26.840 its own
01:22:27.220 yeah I've
01:22:27.960 never watched
01:22:28.440 it but
01:22:28.820 I can
01:22:29.200 imagine
01:22:29.480 it's a good
01:22:30.540 film actually
01:22:31.180 I've heard
01:22:31.820 a bit
01:22:33.660 uncomfortable
01:22:34.560 though
01:22:34.940 and there's
01:22:36.560 this one as
01:22:37.140 well this is
01:22:37.640 really dark
01:22:38.360 a creator
01:22:39.100 developed
01:22:39.540 leukaemia
01:22:40.280 except she's
01:22:41.080 an AI
01:22:41.480 influencer
01:22:42.020 in a
01:22:42.340 healthcare
01:22:42.720 marketing
01:22:43.300 campaign
01:22:43.880 so they
01:22:44.960 used AI
01:22:45.500 to create
01:22:46.100 this is a
01:22:47.360 bit more
01:22:47.640 obvious
01:22:47.940 looking at
01:22:48.400 that
01:22:48.620 but to
01:22:49.820 create a
01:22:50.280 fake
01:22:50.600 leukaemia
01:22:51.200 patient
01:22:51.780 to sell
01:22:53.300 healthcare
01:22:54.260 this is
01:22:56.120 that's
01:22:57.240 disgusting
01:22:57.980 it's not
01:22:58.920 only disgusting
01:22:59.580 it's like the
01:23:00.280 most scary
01:23:01.180 dystopian thing
01:23:02.080 possible
01:23:02.460 it's just like
01:23:03.040 a drug company
01:23:04.340 is going to
01:23:04.720 hire AI
01:23:05.500 now to
01:23:06.380 create fake
01:23:07.940 patients to
01:23:08.740 sell people
01:23:09.360 things that
01:23:09.860 they might not
01:23:10.440 need
01:23:10.960 this just
01:23:11.540 reminds me of
01:23:12.240 Blade Runner
01:23:12.700 2049
01:23:13.320 it does a little
01:23:14.380 bit yeah
01:23:14.840 and then
01:23:16.320 as well as
01:23:18.100 that sort of
01:23:19.060 thing
01:23:19.360 AI's also
01:23:20.700 steal existing
01:23:21.740 people's stuff
01:23:22.500 so this lady
01:23:23.640 had a wedding
01:23:24.260 photo stolen
01:23:25.200 by an AI
01:23:26.380 which passed
01:23:27.040 it off as
01:23:27.420 its own
01:23:27.900 and posted
01:23:30.360 it on social
01:23:30.920 media
01:23:31.300 which is a bit
01:23:32.220 scary
01:23:32.660 that'd be a bit
01:23:33.220 of an invasion
01:23:33.760 of privacy
01:23:34.360 wouldn't it
01:23:34.840 but my point
01:23:35.920 being here
01:23:36.560 is that once
01:23:37.420 you're aware
01:23:37.920 of what these
01:23:38.860 things are
01:23:39.400 you're far
01:23:40.980 better at
01:23:41.500 spotting them
01:23:42.120 and you're
01:23:43.200 able to
01:23:43.840 figure out
01:23:44.880 okay these
01:23:46.520 things are
01:23:47.040 eroding the
01:23:48.120 quality of the
01:23:48.620 internet
01:23:48.860 this is bad
01:23:49.580 I need to
01:23:52.100 avoid this
01:23:52.660 otherwise
01:23:53.020 what I'm
01:23:53.420 going to
01:23:53.700 destroy
01:23:54.080 is quality
01:23:55.120 organic
01:23:55.600 stuff on
01:23:56.120 the internet
01:23:56.520 and that
01:23:58.100 is to the
01:23:58.480 detriment
01:23:58.780 of everyone
01:23:59.460 who uses
01:23:59.980 it
01:24:00.280 alright let's
01:24:02.820 go through
01:24:03.180 the last of
01:24:03.780 the super
01:24:04.040 chats
01:24:04.240 rumble rents
01:24:05.040 and then do
01:24:05.460 we have any
01:24:05.860 video comments
01:24:06.860 Samson
01:24:07.540 alright so
01:24:09.800 first
01:24:10.160 Slavic name
01:24:12.180 I cannot
01:24:12.560 pronounce
01:24:12.920 says my
01:24:13.500 rumble rents
01:24:14.040 fail but I
01:24:14.460 get charged
01:24:14.860 money $20
01:24:15.360 lost
01:24:16.040 I'm sorry
01:24:17.100 to hear that
01:24:17.820 I don't know
01:24:18.840 who you would
01:24:19.220 get in touch
01:24:19.700 with maybe
01:24:20.200 speak to
01:24:20.740 rumble about
01:24:21.960 that
01:24:22.380 Luke Stewart
01:24:23.680 I'm amazed
01:24:24.180 you're not
01:24:24.460 talking about
01:24:24.960 Neurosama
01:24:25.760 that's AI
01:24:26.420 slop I'll
01:24:27.040 admit I have
01:24:27.520 a guilty pleasure
01:24:28.200 enjoying the
01:24:28.880 shorts for
01:24:29.620 I've never even
01:24:30.700 heard of that
01:24:31.120 I don't know
01:24:31.360 what that is
01:24:31.780 sorry
01:24:31.980 isn't Harry
01:24:32.940 already AI
01:24:33.680 that is why
01:24:34.560 he said
01:24:34.920 beep boop
01:24:35.520 boop
01:24:36.180 sorry I
01:24:37.280 didn't understand
01:24:38.020 that input
01:24:38.620 command
01:24:39.040 Sigilstone
01:24:40.140 says AI
01:24:41.180 is the
01:24:41.500 democratization
01:24:42.320 of misinformation
01:24:43.100 no longer is
01:24:44.040 complete BS
01:24:45.100 the sole property
01:24:45.900 of Hollywood
01:24:46.340 and the government
01:24:46.900 you shouldn't
01:24:47.600 believe what's
01:24:48.080 on your screen
01:24:48.720 anyway that is
01:24:49.740 right it is
01:24:50.400 just the screen
01:24:51.080 it's not real
01:24:52.040 people behind
01:24:52.680 there
01:24:52.940 the school kid
01:24:54.000 even more
01:24:54.860 horrifying is that
01:24:55.580 eventually AI
01:24:56.200 generated content
01:24:56.960 will be so
01:24:57.320 indistinguishable
01:24:58.100 from reality is
01:24:58.920 that it will
01:24:59.440 end up being
01:25:00.600 admissible in
01:25:01.420 court
01:25:01.880 I would hope
01:25:02.680 by the time
01:25:03.560 we reach that
01:25:04.180 kind of threat
01:25:04.820 that there would
01:25:05.320 be safeguards in
01:25:06.260 place but you
01:25:06.780 never know
01:25:07.160 JM Denton
01:25:08.340 don't have high
01:25:09.020 hopes for the
01:25:09.440 country alert system
01:25:10.260 being what you
01:25:10.880 hope it was
01:25:11.520 announced by their
01:25:12.180 head of product
01:25:12.680 an actual blue
01:25:13.580 sky poster
01:25:14.260 with a history
01:25:15.040 of horrid
01:25:15.600 implementations
01:25:16.500 great
01:25:18.020 school kid
01:25:18.960 again
01:25:19.280 worst engagement
01:25:20.040 bait accounts
01:25:20.660 are the fake
01:25:21.160 poll accounts
01:25:21.840 Donald Trump
01:25:22.560 wants to deport
01:25:23.200 all illegals
01:25:23.860 do you support
01:25:24.580 this yes or
01:25:25.460 no
01:25:25.840 that's annoying
01:25:26.820 as well
01:25:27.300 and that's a
01:25:28.420 random name
01:25:29.080 has a
01:25:30.160 says give
01:25:31.400 women access
01:25:31.860 to the internet
01:25:32.440 internet becomes
01:25:33.000 gay give
01:25:33.440 Indians access
01:25:34.280 to the internet
01:25:34.900 turns to shit
01:25:35.860 fair
01:25:37.540 let's go through
01:25:38.580 the video
01:25:39.340 comments
01:25:40.120 what message
01:25:41.900 do you want
01:25:42.200 to give to
01:25:42.520 the far right
01:25:42.920 people
01:25:43.180 the message
01:25:44.380 I want to
01:25:44.740 give to the
01:25:45.100 far right
01:25:45.440 people is
01:25:45.940 we're here
01:25:46.300 to take
01:25:46.660 over your
01:25:47.040 country
01:25:47.380 you can't
01:25:48.000 stop us
01:25:48.580 you can
01:25:48.940 try but
01:25:49.580 we're here
01:25:50.020 to uphold
01:25:51.220 sharia law
01:25:51.860 and yeah
01:25:52.660 that's it
01:25:53.100 all right
01:25:53.600 speaking
01:25:54.580 I saw this
01:25:56.620 video and it
01:25:58.140 was claimed
01:25:58.540 that this
01:25:58.900 went on
01:25:59.520 when the
01:26:01.560 counter-protest
01:26:02.620 to UKIP
01:26:03.260 in Whitechapel
01:26:04.260 went on
01:26:04.720 but there's
01:26:05.620 such desync
01:26:06.520 in what
01:26:07.700 they're saying
01:26:08.340 and how
01:26:09.020 their lips
01:26:09.420 are moving
01:26:09.760 it might just
01:26:10.440 it would be
01:26:11.120 very surprising
01:26:11.800 if the guy
01:26:12.400 actually just
01:26:13.320 did the whole
01:26:13.840 uphold sharia
01:26:14.600 law as well
01:26:15.340 it seems
01:26:15.680 designed to
01:26:16.420 trigger
01:26:16.760 Tommy Robinson
01:26:17.880 fans
01:26:18.360 yeah and
01:26:19.640 so I didn't
01:26:20.440 include it in my
01:26:21.160 coverage on Tuesday
01:26:22.000 for that very
01:26:22.660 reason that it
01:26:23.300 looked sort of
01:26:24.160 fake and it
01:26:25.340 could just be
01:26:25.940 that the guy
01:26:27.680 doing it is a
01:26:28.340 bit of a mong
01:26:28.880 and couldn't
01:26:30.340 sync the audio
01:26:31.060 properly but
01:26:32.240 well I think one
01:26:33.160 of the things I'm
01:26:33.620 going to start
01:26:33.940 watching out for
01:26:34.560 is a lot of the
01:26:35.120 videos that you
01:26:35.720 were showing
01:26:36.160 including that
01:26:37.340 one potentially
01:26:38.120 are trying to
01:26:39.600 mask the look
01:26:40.880 of AI by having
01:26:42.020 the video
01:26:42.460 automatically be
01:26:43.440 lower quality
01:26:44.140 so if it's nice
01:26:45.300 and pixelated
01:26:46.240 you can't tell
01:26:47.260 as easily
01:26:47.880 so I'm going to
01:26:48.960 start watching out
01:26:49.760 for that as well
01:26:50.320 just anything that
01:26:51.140 seems just
01:26:51.780 too good to be
01:26:53.220 true
01:26:53.660 too amazing
01:26:54.660 and outside of
01:26:55.500 the realm of
01:26:55.860 possibility
01:26:56.220 or too unlikely
01:26:57.220 be very very
01:26:58.540 suspicious of
01:26:59.140 I still love that
01:26:59.160 cat running away
01:26:59.720 with a fish
01:27:00.280 that exists up
01:27:02.140 here forever
01:27:02.720 you can believe
01:27:03.360 what you want
01:27:03.920 Josh
01:27:04.280 I believe that
01:27:05.260 that cat carried
01:27:06.040 it in its arm
01:27:06.680 like that
01:27:07.160 and ran away
01:27:07.900 like a rabbit
01:27:08.480 when we win this
01:27:27.760 will be children's
01:27:28.500 shows
01:27:28.860 already singing
01:27:32.360 this to my
01:27:32.840 daughter
01:27:33.140 see with
01:27:37.680 American
01:27:38.080 statistics
01:27:38.700 like that
01:27:39.120 I wonder
01:27:39.380 how many
01:27:39.780 of the
01:27:40.020 lighter
01:27:40.280 skinned
01:27:40.780 ones
01:27:41.000 will have
01:27:41.260 just been
01:27:41.560 noted down
01:27:42.080 as white
01:27:42.620 so that
01:27:44.000 they can
01:27:44.500 pad out
01:27:45.080 the statistics
01:27:45.720 because I
01:27:46.120 know they
01:27:46.340 like doing
01:27:46.760 that
01:27:47.020 yeah
01:27:47.760 what's
01:27:48.760 what are we
01:27:50.220 doing
01:27:50.540 written
01:27:52.480 comments
01:27:52.900 oh
01:27:53.260 oh no
01:27:53.740 Samson's
01:27:54.400 doing
01:27:54.640 something
01:27:55.020 I know
01:28:00.420 it's AI
01:28:00.800 he made it
01:28:01.380 in front
01:28:01.660 of me
01:28:02.200 so buy
01:28:06.940 our AI
01:28:07.440 slop
01:28:07.780 because it's
01:28:08.240 better
01:28:08.540 than
01:28:08.940 yeah
01:28:09.500 to be fair
01:28:11.020 Rory generates
01:28:12.000 sometimes a
01:28:13.400 general
01:28:13.820 a general
01:28:14.700 outline
01:28:15.160 and then does
01:28:15.920 a lot of
01:28:16.460 artistic work
01:28:17.360 on top of it
01:28:18.620 and most
01:28:19.220 most if not
01:28:20.220 all of the
01:28:20.600 artwork actually
01:28:21.160 found in the
01:28:21.700 magazine has
01:28:22.280 been hand drawn
01:28:22.840 by him
01:28:23.380 using digital
01:28:24.860 tools
01:28:25.260 I've seen
01:28:25.740 him do it
01:28:26.360 so there
01:28:28.840 you go
01:28:29.100 that was a
01:28:29.600 stupid question
01:28:30.360 for Rory to
01:28:31.020 want to ask
01:28:31.680 when
01:28:32.060 I know
01:28:32.920 the answer
01:28:33.660 I know
01:28:35.500 I know
01:28:36.060 the answer
01:28:36.860 anyway
01:28:38.180 we don't
01:28:39.400 have much
01:28:40.180 time for
01:28:40.820 video
01:28:41.140 for comments
01:28:42.240 on the
01:28:42.600 website
01:28:43.020 let me
01:28:43.420 move this
01:28:45.020 go down
01:28:46.040 here
01:28:46.440 oh there's
01:28:48.220 quite a few
01:28:48.820 noted down
01:28:49.340 here
01:28:49.580 can I reply
01:28:50.100 to one
01:28:50.540 Lord Inquisitor
01:28:51.260 Hector Rex
01:28:51.860 says Josh
01:28:52.400 have you been
01:28:52.820 keeping up
01:28:53.340 with the
01:28:53.520 recent monkey
01:28:54.040 news out
01:28:54.480 of the US
01:28:55.000 yes I have
01:28:55.660 I'm on it
01:28:56.580 don't worry
01:28:57.120 around Christmas
01:28:58.320 time is when
01:28:58.880 you'll get
01:28:59.200 your monkey
01:28:59.580 news
01:28:59.960 ah there you
01:29:01.040 go so you
01:29:01.600 can look
01:29:01.900 forward to
01:29:02.300 monkey
01:29:02.560 news but
01:29:02.980 what you
01:29:03.240 should
01:29:03.360 actually
01:29:03.940 be looking
01:29:04.800 forward to
01:29:05.460 the premium
01:29:06.080 quality stuff
01:29:06.900 that you
01:29:07.180 all pay
01:29:07.600 for is the
01:29:08.860 Silent Hill
01:29:09.340 discussion that
01:29:09.920 will be going
01:29:10.260 on in just
01:29:10.880 half an hour
01:29:11.380 with me and
01:29:11.960 Samson kicking
01:29:12.600 off the first
01:29:13.260 episode of
01:29:13.780 Journey to
01:29:14.820 the East
01:29:15.420 a special
01:29:16.080 spooky
01:29:16.560 Halloween
01:29:16.960 episode
01:29:17.460 and again
01:29:18.560 that's free
01:29:19.320 for everybody
01:29:19.980 you don't have
01:29:20.540 to be a subscriber
01:29:21.120 on the website
01:29:21.740 to access that
01:29:22.480 future episodes
01:29:23.660 will be premium
01:29:24.600 though so bear
01:29:25.680 that in mind
01:29:26.400 that we are
01:29:26.940 treating you
01:29:27.880 this Halloween
01:29:28.760 and after
01:29:29.840 that
01:29:30.240 6 o'clock
01:29:31.280 is the
01:29:32.120 final webinar
01:29:33.020 which will be
01:29:33.640 Stelios and
01:29:34.240 Luca talking
01:29:35.140 about ancient
01:29:35.880 Greek
01:29:36.420 virtue ethics
01:29:37.400 if you've got
01:29:37.840 any questions
01:29:38.340 for Stelios
01:29:38.940 any at all
01:29:40.200 related to
01:29:41.160 the course
01:29:41.780 don't just ask
01:29:42.940 him what he had
01:29:43.340 for breakfast
01:29:43.900 this morning
01:29:44.380 he can't tell
01:29:45.100 you
01:29:45.400 related to
01:29:48.280 the course
01:29:48.620 please tune
01:29:49.520 in for that
01:29:50.000 and with that
01:29:50.860 that's all
01:29:51.160 we've got
01:29:51.400 time for
01:29:51.980 I'll see you
01:29:52.820 all hopefully
01:29:53.620 in about half
01:29:54.260 an hour
01:29:54.480 for the Silent
01:29:54.900 Hill discussion
01:29:55.400 thank you Josh
01:29:56.220 for coming
01:29:57.160 along
01:29:57.460 I hope
01:29:58.300 your situation
01:29:59.220 improves
01:29:59.720 and thank you
01:30:01.600 Firaz for coming
01:30:02.420 on as well
01:30:03.000 thank you for
01:30:03.640 watching
01:30:03.960 take care
01:30:04.540 goodbye
01:30:04.920 thank you