The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1314

00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to the podcast of the lotus it is episode 1314 for wednesday the 10th of december

00:00:07.040 2025. i'm your host luca joined today by harry as always and special guest friend of the show

00:00:13.120 elizabeth heverin thank you for joining us for having me that's all right you've done a few epochs

00:00:16.960 haven't you in the past with beau on uh some stuff on the roman republic and yeah and jeffrey of

00:00:22.320 monmouth so uh yeah it'd be good to have you on the podcast because today ladies and gentlemen

00:00:26.800 we're going to be talking all about how uh pierce morgan just seems to be unbelievably cooked

00:00:32.080 there's no other way to put it really is there possibly an actual cook old speculation on my part

00:00:36.840 okay so it'll be a very speculative segment from harry uh i'm then going to lead us through a

00:00:41.900 discussion about uh australia's uh new ban on social media for under 16s and then we're going to talk

00:00:49.000 about how the pits are also being erased and it turns out that they are they too are african yeah

00:00:55.400 yeah the uh diversity washing of british history yeah okay splendid all right so harry over to you

00:01:01.840 all right then so everybody hates pierce morgan and seemingly that includes his darling beloved wife

00:01:09.240 and we've been doing some examinations we've been doing some analysis exploring into his relationship

00:01:15.580 with his wife and found that there appears to be quite a bit amiss within what may seem like a

00:01:22.020 very rosy relationship from the outside at least if we take her social media posts numerous columns

00:01:28.400 interviews and other such things as indicative excuse me sorry as indicative of their relationship

00:01:35.320 now you might be wondering what started all of this well something very simple started this which was

00:01:40.480 the legend already legendary watershed moment that was nick fuentes interview with pierce morgan

00:01:48.460 which i have not watched in full i have watched many clips which are all hilarious and i have watched

00:01:55.380 the first 30 minutes of it which are also all every single minute of it is completely hilarious it's a

00:02:03.180 laugh a minute riot guys you don't even need to agree with anything that nick is doing or saying to be

00:02:09.560 able to get a lot of enjoyment out of it because it really is a clash of generations that we witnessed

00:02:15.740 before us pierce morgan representing the perhaps boomer mindset he is an old gen xer but he's still very

00:02:24.520 much rooted in that post-war morality versus a zoomer like fuentes who is completely oh he's completely

00:02:34.420 over the post-war morality that has been put on us for so many decades and seeing the two meet is

00:02:42.100 hilarious because nick isn't over the post-war morality he is also very confident in saying so and

00:02:50.380 unlike many does not shy away from the controversy that comes from that and doesn't shy away from the

00:02:55.320 questions but but despite his very good handling of the interview pierce morgan is nothing if not a world

00:03:05.360 class piece of shit he is the scummiest of tabloid journalists just as a reminder for everybody

00:03:14.440 years ago now he was found guilty in a court of law an english court of law of uh being aware of

00:03:23.200 journalists underneath him at the daily mirror which he was formerly the editor of at the time

00:03:28.820 of phone hacking and this included hacking the phone of a dead person to try to find personal

00:03:34.920 information and any kind of leaks that could be used for tabloid purposes omid scoby co-author of

00:03:41.880 finding freedom in an official 2020 biography of harry and megan prince harry and megan you don't have to

00:03:46.600 like them to understand that this does not reflect well on pierce morgan gave evidence that morgan was

00:03:52.360 reassured over a 2002 story about singer kylie minogue and her then partner james gooding after

00:03:58.840 being told it had come from a voicemail interception the judge referred to evidence as well given by

00:04:05.580 david seymour group political editor of the daily mirror from 1993 to 2007 that morgan had played a

00:04:12.420 voicemail in the newsroom of paul mccartney singing a song by the beatles to his then wife in 2001

00:04:19.100 there was a lot of other evidence presented as well but he was found guilty in a court of law no

00:04:25.380 matter how much he may deny it and uh we've just got to remember that that is the kind of character

00:04:31.640 of person that we are dealing with which is why it is unsurprising when during what should be an

00:04:37.740 interview on uh one-to-one with nick fuentes which should just be if you want to interrogate nick and

00:04:44.720 his beliefs that's absolutely fine that's what he came there for where piers decides to bring nick's

00:04:50.920 father into the into it less than 15 minutes into the interview and then also names him so let's watch

00:04:58.140 this clip which is where all of this originates say is everyone's a product of their environment

00:05:04.240 and i was reading some stuff about you in the last few days there was an episode of your podcast

00:05:10.380 where you talked about your father bill fuentes and how he wouldn't take the family including you

00:05:16.400 to certain restaurants because he believed they were associated with african-americans

00:05:20.940 we would be deciding where to go to eat he said what are we going to do for dinner tonight it was a

00:05:26.280 running joke me and my sister would say applebee's and my dad would say we would never eat at applebee's

00:05:32.040 not in a million years should you be caught dead fuentes said about applebee's go to a different

00:05:36.780 restaurant a local restaurant no applebee's no red lobster that is commonly known as black fare

00:05:42.700 and you also shared another story about your family and restaurants said before me and my sister were

00:05:48.280 born my family had a saying about olive garden that contains the n-word that we're not allowed to say

00:05:53.620 so my question based on that anecdote that you say on your own podcast is do you think you grew up in

00:06:03.000 a racist environment that your father was inherently racist and that that thought process

00:06:10.460 moved to you

00:06:12.540 well i would say it's a new low i've been attacked for being a racist many times but to attack my

00:06:19.500 father to attack my parents based on anecdotes i would say that's that's sort of a new low hang on

00:06:24.260 it's your anecdote yeah but he's not here to defend himself you are my parents are you told

00:06:29.960 the story and i will and i i'm not trying to ambush you as i said at the start nick to be clear no it's

00:06:34.440 not an ambush but i think everybody understands i'm literally reading an anecdote that you revealed

00:06:40.720 on your podcast it's you that's put it in the public domain i know i'm simply asking you

00:06:46.440 whether my assessment of that which is that your father didn't want to take you to certain restaurants

00:06:51.500 because of what you refer to as they were commonly known as black fare whether that attitude to

00:06:59.460 african americans in in that instance permeated to you it's a reasonable question yeah no like i said

00:07:07.260 i think everybody knows what that is but i'll address it i'll engage with it and i'll defend my

00:07:11.140 father from the charge of racism sure no my parents my parents are not racist and they've never been

00:07:17.340 racist i'll tell you about my parents they used to have a school in chicago in the south loop where

00:07:23.700 they instructed people on how to shoot firearms it was a security school and most of the clients were

00:07:28.680 black and i believe actually one of their clients was larry hoover's son at one point sort of a funny

00:07:35.280 story and so most of their clients would come in from the south side of chicago my grandmother she

00:07:40.640 grew up in the projects in the city and so my family being in chicago being ethnics uh being italian irish

00:07:47.160 mexican in the west side uh on taylor street all over the city my family for many generations have

00:07:53.480 lived near and around black people and look my views about black people and their views about black

00:07:59.540 people are shaped with experiences with black people uh and what they will tell you what my parents would

00:08:05.800 say if they were here is that for many many years the older generations of black people were very

00:08:13.060 respectful very humble very decent in fact my grandma used to have an anecdote she grew up in a

00:08:19.600 lot of dysfunction her mother was mentally ill and they would be having dinner in the projects and

00:08:24.460 there'd be so much chaos and dysfunction and disagreement and fighting and she would look

00:08:29.280 across the way out the window at a black family in the other apartment and they'd be holding hands

00:08:33.960 around the table saying grace and this is sort of the culture that used to prevail but now what you

00:08:39.080 have in the city is that there's no accountability for the black people and now chicago has become a

00:08:45.000 complete dump because these teenagers go out and they take over the city they call them teen takeovers

00:08:50.740 that's the euphemism for it they're teenagers but they all come from the same neighborhood they drive up

00:08:56.140 there and they mug people and attack people and they destroy cars and destroy shops we had the festival

00:09:02.480 of lights a couple of weeks ago it's supposed to be a family event and they light up the trees and

00:09:07.460 they you know there's a big parade i was in the parade one year and you had a bunch of black people

00:09:13.020 there shooting each other seven people shot a 14 year old killed in the magnificent mile and and i know

00:09:19.720 there's a lot of black people that feel the same way about this they say we've lost control of the city

00:09:24.160 and we're looking for accountability we have a lot of black people that are always outraged about racism

00:09:30.480 outraged about attitudes from white people but they're never ashamed of some of these behaviors never

00:09:36.060 ashamed of some of the things that go on and that's why i just thought i'd let a bit of that play

00:09:41.080 extra just so that you could see nick's own response to that because it was really a very underhanded blow

00:09:48.060 to try and bring his own father into it his father who i don't believe had ever been named on the public

00:09:53.720 record as well before so putting his full name out into the public square was not only very sleazy but

00:10:01.060 could have very dangerous real life repercussions for nick's father if people watch this and decide

00:10:08.360 that they want to try to get to the source of nick fuentes given that he's trying to suggest through

00:10:15.620 that that oh this is an environment of racism which has bred nick fuentes who is now the greatest

00:10:20.220 threat to democracy we just had charlie kirk get shot just three months ago right yeah and now that

00:10:27.480 you're putting private citizens names out into the public square off of the basis of random anecdotes

00:10:34.080 that nick was telling on his own show you are an utter scumbag pierce morgan you are the lowest of

00:10:42.060 the low to try and do this for the sake of a gotcha moment nick said that oh no you know this isn't an

00:10:46.940 ambush i think he was being very kind to you by saying that in the moment because it very clearly was an

00:10:53.080 ambush to try and throw him off for the rest of the interview and i've got to commend him on how well he

00:10:57.300 was able to compose himself oh yeah the rest of the discussion that they had to the point where he

00:11:02.160 was really like that was that was pierce's only moment of getting the upper hand even for a brief

00:11:09.060 second through the rest of the interview because the rest of it really did come off as quite a

00:11:13.020 domineering performance uh from nick not to glaze him too much or anything of course pierce seems to

00:11:19.220 think that he won this whole exchange uh with possibly the most pure unfiltered cringe i've ever

00:11:28.180 seen in my life because obviously everyone's calling him a boomer boomer pierce boomer morgan

00:11:34.040 he responds memo to all groipers when you call me a boomer i take it as a massive compliment i literally

00:11:40.400 use the word boom constantly on here to celebrate everything from arsenal goals to england wickets and

00:11:45.960 pierce uncensored ratings i'm a very proud boomer accompanied by of course this gif of robert

00:11:52.800 downey jr as iron man oh yeah saying boom tony stark pierce morgan same energy he has to be

00:11:58.960 rage baiting there's no way i think his entire life is rage baiting but i also think that he just

00:12:04.340 i think this is him i think this is who he is he is like this is him in all sincerity and if this

00:12:11.580 was me in all sincerity i would hope that i don't wake up tomorrow morning personally if i knew that

00:12:18.900 i had to live a day as pierce morgan i would rather take the eternal slumber personally that's just my

00:12:25.820 opinion that's just my opinion but obviously um what we're focusing on is the personal attacks the

00:12:33.440 bringing the family into what should have been a discussion about nick about his beliefs trying to

00:12:40.640 throw him off just for the sake of a gotcha moment uh which has had some pretty negative uh

00:12:46.720 repercussions for peers because nick quite rightly was furious about this he caught me off guard that

00:12:54.140 was so shitty what he did with my father because he knows what he's doing he says my dad he doxed my

00:13:00.980 dad too he says my father's name and then says oh your dad's racist and this is his name that was low

00:13:07.780 and everyone knows what he was doing there everybody knows and now you put a target on my

00:13:13.420 dad i hope you know that so i hope you're happy with yourself and that that is out of line actually

00:13:19.480 um family should be off limits i'm in the arena you want to call me a racist i'm the one doing the show

00:13:26.440 my father's not a public figure he's not political so that that's the only part that did bother me because

00:13:33.300 that is bullshit and i won't get mad you can attack me all you want i don't care but you know my father

00:13:39.780 leave him out of it he's a civilian and that was low i mean you're you should know better than that

00:13:44.540 you're on television you've got a million plus followers on twitter you're a major celebrity you're

00:13:50.580 naming a random private person and he knows that he's inciting political attacks on my dad and my family

00:13:57.860 and my and my parents fucking livelihood my parents have cancer they're fucking sick

00:14:03.220 yeah and as a result of all of that he's now said that you know you want to come after my father and

00:14:08.660 his livelihood your whole family is fair game now and in a game of tit for tat sadly that is how it's

00:14:14.720 going to work piz you are the one who felt low enough to actually take these tactics in the first

00:14:19.960 place so it's it's only fair if people come after you as well of course i have already seen some

00:14:27.160 people supposedly on nick's side uh who have been disavowed going after his uh youngest daughter

00:14:34.540 which i don't i don't think it's worth it to stoop that low no but the thing and i also think the

00:14:39.960 comments themselves were disgusting but but people fixated on one particular part of this interview

00:14:47.780 and thought there has to be a reason that piz holds these views okay but it's fine where were we

00:14:56.000 we were talking about trump you're white knighting for women's rights on trump well i think women

00:15:01.500 should have the same rights as you and i you don't that's fine put on the pink hat bro put on the

00:15:06.040 pink hat we're waiting what's the pink hat for the uh for the march for the women's march are we

00:15:11.560 going to see you at the women's march protesting for women's rights and all that i think women should

00:15:15.560 have equal rights to men period you carry tampons in case your female friends get a period or something

00:15:20.680 like it's crazy i'd have no problem i'd have no problem giving a female friend a tampon would

00:15:26.180 you have a so brave you've ever seen a tampon have you gross absolutely not you think tampons are

00:15:33.620 gross uh yeah they're filled with period blood yeah it's kind of gross wow are you into that you like

00:15:40.080 that have you ever seen a lot of tampons i don't think you've ever seen it have you

00:15:43.400 i've seen them i've seen them before you've been that close to a woman really no i i've seen them

00:15:50.940 uh look i i you know i used to live with women so i've seen them around the house i bet you've seen

00:15:54.920 videos haven't you what what are we doing here piers i'm not sure you really hate that i'm not sure

00:16:01.860 you're more impressed that i'm a misogynist than you are about anything it's not really i'm more i'm

00:16:07.520 more exercised about your blatant self-admitted racism than i'm i mean honestly like that's the

00:16:15.460 the complete reasonable response here like what the what the hell are you doing here what are we

00:16:21.040 talking about why is piers his main in like he wants to drill down and interrogate do you watch the

00:16:27.260 female members of your family put their tampons in do you carry tampons around tampons are amazing

00:16:33.660 they're delightful they're incredible oh that's says says piers morgan right like he's trying to

00:16:39.940 make it out like it's just cool and normal like if he actually does like obvious obviously all he was

00:16:46.720 doing there was reacting to nick's bait nick baited him the whole way through there but like if you do

00:16:53.520 have a male friend who's like overtly kind about like tampons and period business and they like

00:17:02.440 actually want to carry tampons just in case one of their female friends just just happens to go on

00:17:08.060 their period then and there that guy's a creep well it reminds me of like a transgender when they carry

00:17:13.060 tampons and i'm starting to think in the movie home alone that piers morgan was actually the woman

00:17:17.000 yeah yeah oh the pigeon lady yeah yeah so true never seen them in the same place together exactly

00:17:24.040 yeah like what kind of creep does that a guy who does that is the only kind of guy who's going to

00:17:29.880 try he's he's just doing it to get you to like him and so he can get close to you so that then he

00:17:36.660 can get close to you right or he's just virtue signaling and that's all that this was but people

00:17:43.780 went like this is a really weird thing to virtue signal about pretending that periods and tampons

00:17:48.660 aren't gross why would he think this why would he say this so proudly and then people well you know

00:17:55.620 it's fair game let's look into his let's look into his family life let's see what might be motivating

00:18:01.280 all of this and what do we find well we find that he has a wife celia walden wife without his surname

00:18:10.440 weird and she does this thing where she just goes on and on in every interview every social media post

00:18:20.160 every column that she writes about how awful he is to be around how much she hates him how much she

00:18:27.300 prefers the company of other men how much she wishes any other man yeah literally gay men as well

00:18:33.280 literally how much she wants younger men to come and sweep her off of her feet like here's some

00:18:37.900 examples piers morgan wife i wear the trousers celia walden on good morning britain star piers morgan's

00:18:44.000 life stories is back when it comes to piers own personal life his wife celia says that she

00:18:48.480 wears the trousers here's wife celia walden has often spoken about life with the itv good morning

00:18:55.180 britain star piers before he got kicked off it confessing she believes she wears the trousers she

00:19:00.180 responds to the question of whether she wore the trousers in their relationship saying oh yes i think

00:19:03.940 so i think women are always quietly in charge i just think it's best to let the men think that they

00:19:09.000 are no piers doesn't want to think that he's in charge he desperately wants you to know that you're

00:19:14.620 in charge because he's such a good husband uh she took a six week sabbatical apparently from their

00:19:20.360 marriage and i know that this is all like tabloid dredging up shit but this has been piers entire

00:19:25.620 career he is the lowest of the low scumbag he tried to do these tactics on somebody who went into an

00:19:34.620 interview with him on the basis of good faith knowing of course that piers was going to be

00:19:40.060 the usual pos that he is but still not expecting that he would dox his father and try to frame him

00:19:48.780 as the founding reason why nick is such a diabolical feral nazi well it's such a sinister thing to do

00:19:59.020 because as you say he's using nick's father to somehow use an example of relationships in nick's

00:20:05.820 life that made the monster products of their environment so i think it's only fair to examine

00:20:10.840 piers own environment exactly so and why is that explains why is that yeah why what's the explanation

00:20:17.300 why you like this piers why are you just such a good man why do you just care so much about women's

00:20:24.700 rights clearly it's for the sake of your wife who hates you and who can blame her piers admitted that

00:20:33.060 celia has forgotten their anniversary every single year since they tied the knot in 2010

00:20:38.180 speaking on itv's lorraine he revealed she's forgotten it for nine consecutive years it's just

00:20:44.040 like i'm not in her airspace at all that's the thing the woman should be worrying about like that's

00:20:48.880 not the thing that you should be worried about it should be the man forgetting the anniversary have

00:20:52.640 you not watched sitcoms from the 60s piers good god and here's a photo of him uh

00:20:58.120 being posted all over social media at the time of him vacuuming the place after he got fired from

00:21:05.780 good morning britain and you know it's like it's one of these things right where one or two of these

00:21:10.640 things by themselves because i've got more examples one or two of these things by themselves oh it's

00:21:15.380 just a little bit of a playful thing they're both public figures let's have some fun in the public eye

00:21:20.700 it's literally any time she mentions him yeah the entire discussion that she has about him

00:21:29.160 in the public sphere is just i hate you you're old you're gross you don't fulfill me hit you need to

00:21:36.660 you need to be my bitch like once or twice i'd be like good one honey that's quite good every time

00:21:47.040 you speak about me in public i go listen have we got a problem here but piers morgan apparently he

00:21:52.880 absolutely loves the humiliation that he i think he's into it he loves the humiliation that she foists

00:22:01.280 on him every single day i mean she's outright like this is the stuff that she posts on her instagram

00:22:07.420 where here's me with lenny kravitz desperately wanting to have sex with him here's me with some

00:22:14.480 random gay man yes but i just ever so prefer putting my hands all over him than i do you piers

00:22:19.840 even though he's gay i still prefer it here's me taking a cheeky undercarriage shot of another man's

00:22:27.340 arse as he washes my car good job it's not you piers or i might vomit here's me posting like i'm a

00:22:35.620 literal prostitute next to the pool please anybody other than my husband come and have sex with me

00:22:42.140 applications now open like like again once or twice it's just a little joke i died to report a

00:22:50.300 murder yeah this feels this is just like over and over and over again here we go again here's what

00:22:56.900 she says about him in interviews being married to him is very one very long eye roll what most people

00:23:02.080 don't realize is is that he's usually very quiet home because he's exhausted himself on whatever

00:23:06.820 interview he's doing this is after his immediate exit from good morning britain this is the only reason

00:23:12.140 about him leaving good morning britain so the idea that she has to talk to him now well that and the

00:23:16.380 fact that i wake up and there he is staring back at me morning after morning you must have done

00:23:22.320 something horrible in a past life to deserve that celia because that does sound like a personal kind of

00:23:27.320 hell she then explains how they met one another and it really does just sound like he wore her down

00:23:33.980 with enough persistence and she just got taken in by the glamour of the whole thing she said i had a

00:23:39.380 friend who had a crush on piers and i told her she was mad but we arranged to to meet for an interview

00:23:44.600 i assume he was interviewing her and piers managed to string it out over the course of about four

00:23:48.600 different meetings he kept saying yeah there are a few things i didn't quite get and each of these

00:23:52.520 meetings ended up in us having more and more alcohol so he just tried to get you drunk enough

00:23:57.680 to like him until eventually he declared his real motivations and said the thing is you tick every single

00:24:03.320 one of my boxes and i said that's weird because you don't tick any of mine it's the fact she's gone

00:24:09.760 to the press about this and so well she's a columnist she's a columnist and she this is like her main

00:24:15.400 subject that she talks about is how much she hates her husband wow like look at this piers morgan reveals

00:24:21.500 he met his wife celia walden after he bombed while giving a speech and she laughed at his discomfort

00:24:26.560 great start great start many a magical moment after that i'm sure and there's just a collection

00:24:32.660 like this is her most recent instagram post this guy is gay but again like most of the pictures that

00:24:40.620 she posts are not of piers here's her saying oh i'm a loose woman here's me what about to get

00:24:47.280 railroaded by a bunch of um navy seals here's me thirsting over a much younger man please anybody

00:24:55.720 sleep with me here's me cooking my husband every post that has to do with piers himself

00:25:00.500 is her humiliating him making him read books saying things like uh like oh he needs to read

00:25:07.320 this or i'll divorce him here's me posing topless in a newspaper spread a divorce will be less

00:25:13.620 embarrassing at this point at this point tremendously less embarrassing i i think she i mean it seems like

00:25:20.540 for the past however long they've been married she's just been slowly inch by inch digging a six

00:25:24.820 foot hole to bury him in here here she is like here's my husband he's an absolute arse here i am

00:25:31.780 calling him a massive blowhard he's literally the devil i agree with you on that one here i am with

00:25:37.980 rob watts's face handsome hollywood actor god i wish i was married to him instead here i am with random

00:25:45.020 black man i'll take literally anything over piers here i am with another handsome actor please anybody

00:25:52.360 take me here he is in the literal sewage where he belongs like jesus christ here he is standing in

00:26:00.220 front of this sign the only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it resist it and your

00:26:04.100 soul grows sick this is her like stand in front of this sign to let everybody know that i'm cooking

00:26:09.320 you piers giving smiling interviews about why they took the marriage sabbatical her saying that he's a

00:26:16.640 feminist on public television her laying in bed with another gay man yes but still she's very eager

00:26:22.480 to lay in bed with other men by the looks of it by her social media her saying that she was on ashley

00:26:27.340 madison for research purposes it was for journalistic research purposes and then saying why we all need a

00:26:34.520 best boyfriend any men's attention other than my husband that's what i'm after says piers morgan's wife

00:26:41.140 so if we're to look into the environment of piers morgan and try and examine why he would say

00:26:47.280 such ridiculous things like tampons and periods aren't gross why he is such a cuck for all of the

00:26:55.160 women around him i think it's because uh frankly i i can only assume speculation that he gets off on this

00:27:02.640 this is something yeah that he likes because frankly whether or not it started off as a joke

00:27:09.260 this is just beat down after beat down for his for the entire rest of his life over their marriage

00:27:16.800 i wouldn't put up with this no man with a backbone would put up with this even if it was just a joke

00:27:22.180 after a certain point it's going to come across like what it is her publicly insulting you every single

00:27:28.640 day whenever you're brought up so piers maybe you should worry less about nick and his views and his

00:27:36.600 families and maybe you should sort your own household out first mate he definitely gets off on

00:27:42.220 it if you look at you know his career and the fact he debates like different white wingers he's constantly

00:27:47.500 being humiliated by them i mean there's like famous clip with ben shapiro years and years ago where he's

00:27:53.000 debating ben shapiro when um he's at the start of his career and he pulls out like a constitution um the

00:27:59.220 american constitution and it's like you should read this you know you should catch up on american

00:28:03.940 history because they're debating gun control um so he he kind of reminds me of like the class clown

00:28:10.300 who gets off from people bullying him yeah but also he's one of those people that actually it doesn't

00:28:16.520 matter because he knows obviously this interview with nick is going to get huge numbers of views as

00:28:21.920 many of his interviews recently and actually it doesn't matter how humiliated he is by every single

00:28:29.020 guess that he brings on as they just steamroll yeah all of his arguments so long as he gets the views

00:28:34.840 so long as he gets the bank uh the bank account numbers up so long as he gets his curry

00:28:39.100 he's happy yeah and uh let's go on to the rumble rants blood for the blood god two hundred dollars

00:28:46.680 thank you very much thank you future rules and wanted to make sure the back still happy and warm

00:28:51.720 i assume the back room guys and sharing enough with the vent devil honestly you might as well

00:28:58.720 have written that in latin that is some good esoteric knowledge thank you but thank you very much for

00:29:04.100 the two hundred dollars anyway blood for the blood god that's a very kind donation big numbers today

00:29:08.180 thank you very much chris r1288 i feel like you were close uh i told you yesterday white guilt equals ray

00:29:17.360 the rise of cook pornography might have to do a paper on this i will warn you that if you look

00:29:22.740 into the kinds of people producing and uh pornography and their reasons for doing so you will get

00:29:28.080 yourself in trouble and only be able to publish those papers in certain publications marx lives

00:29:32.600 pierce's fascination with menstrual blood during the uh the nf interview really freaked me out

00:29:37.580 is this a british thing sort of like india's cultural fascination with poop or just a pierce thing

00:29:43.040 just a pierce thing it's a pierce thing cranky texan nick made a mistake defending the racism

00:29:48.660 charge even acknowledging it gives it power in current reality he should have just feigned outrage

00:29:52.940 that pierce dare talk about his parents at all that might have been one way of approaching it but i

00:29:57.860 can understand if i'd been in nick's um situation uh coming across like it rattled him may have not

00:30:03.880 been the best tactic for the rest of the interview so maintaining his composure calling it out for what

00:30:09.600 it was a dirty smear tactic straight away and then actually defending uh his his parents and their

00:30:15.980 honor because they weren't there to defend themselves uh i think was a good tactic because

00:30:20.740 it comes across classy it comes across much classier i can understand wanting to uh get angry about it

00:30:27.380 but that might have made nick seem irrational and nick when he's doing these interviews does not want

00:30:33.080 to come across irrational and he wants to explain himself well that's a random name here's me trying

00:30:38.180 to sleep with lenny kravitz stop harry don't do it ah walter white screaming i assume in the crawlspace

00:30:43.960 episode yeah i i know that i'm just making clip bait that's fine that's fine you can clip me all you

00:30:50.260 want use whatever clips you want of me to make me say whatever i want because frankly i can't stop you

00:30:57.040 anyway so you know there's no point in screeching about it

00:31:00.920 all right so dying now no it's okay are you gonna stay with us for the second i died i died of cringe

00:31:09.560 internally doing that segment so that's fine you did so well all right then thank you thank you luca

00:31:14.620 you're doing great too i got your back it's not started yet i know but you're doing great oh thanks

00:31:19.900 man okay so we're going to talk about um the australian government because they've basically just banned

00:31:25.060 a whole slew of apps and social media platforms for under 16s uh many of them were able to uh have

00:31:32.800 access to these apps at 13 and the new law has basically pushed that so now anyone up to 16 cannot

00:31:38.940 have access to facebook youtube um tiktok all the all these sorts of apps will go into it um but i would

00:31:47.340 like to start by talking about my childhood because you see i feel um quite grateful in many ways that

00:31:56.060 i was born not right at the end of 96 and i was probably the last generation of western school child

00:32:02.900 to just really go i thought i was i thought there was a more of a gap between our ages than that i didn't

00:32:08.140 realize that you were only a few months younger than me yes and just the baby face you just yeah you

00:32:13.860 it's the baby face and your general sunny cheery demeanor i thought you were i thought you were

00:32:19.340 younger than you are oh well all right don't know how to do that information but well clearly you've

00:32:25.780 not become as jaded and cynical as some no i i just ignore them that's good that's good um but all this

00:32:31.820 to say you know and it was a wonderful school experience actually and i can't really begin to

00:32:38.520 well i i have um you know obviously younger people that i know who go to school now and it

00:32:43.500 the social media stuff does add a lot of stress to their lives because all of a sudden you're not

00:32:48.440 just competing with the other girls at school or the other guys in terms of who's the most talented

00:32:53.820 who's the coolest who's the one who's but you're also looking at the array of people on social media

00:32:59.260 across the world as well and when you're very very young of course you can have very low self-esteem

00:33:05.920 and so there are notable problems with social media uh in this modern age and obviously it sounds

00:33:14.820 cliche but life was simpler uh before it all came along yeah you're part of the uh the ultra rare

00:33:21.420 zillennial generation i am like me yeah it is it is it is a real word aa says the zennials are the

00:33:28.740 greatest generation to any ever live he's wrong it's the zillennials those who were born around 95

00:33:35.140 through to 97 where the younger part of their childhoods they were free from the internet

00:33:40.020 and social media and then around their mid-teens the internet begins to become a much more important

00:33:45.300 thing sounds like it was the same for you building tree houses playing video games building tree houses

00:33:50.800 we and bows and arrows we had a great time oh fair play my child sounds bougie mate as a 2001 person

00:33:57.780 yeah yeah i feel like it's the the mid 2010s where a lot of people just start getting social media

00:34:03.440 addictions then after that it just worsened although i will say when i was like 11 12 i

00:34:08.260 started watching a lot of uh stuff on youtube primarily nostalgia critic oh yeah angry video

00:34:14.160 game nerd nostalgia critic some pewdiepie internet gold would it have been pewdiepie no it wouldn't

00:34:19.720 it wouldn't have been pewdiepie pewdiepie would have been when i was like maybe 15 16 years old

00:34:23.960 but yeah there was some golden age stuff right here um and so how was what was the thing that got all

00:34:30.040 of this moving in the first place that led the australian government to do this well instagram

00:34:33.860 reels well if we talk about radicalizing instagram reels hyperboi the australian government proved

00:34:39.320 with how draconian it got during lockdowns that they do not care about the mental well-being of

00:34:43.920 children this is absolutely true yes and we'll we'll definitely yeah i'm sorry i don't want to

00:34:47.660 preempt you too that's all right no it's okay um but from this guardian article it says in early

00:34:52.220 2024 the south australian premier's wife uh put down the book she had been reading it was jonathan

00:34:59.520 heights the anxious generation and uh peter melina melinoscus uh later recounted uh she said that

00:35:08.840 she said to me you better bloody well do something about this and then we got to work so his wife read

00:35:14.980 the book uh thought well we better do something about that hadn't we dear and from there these pieces

00:35:21.820 got got moving now obviously um there was a whole question of whether or not this was going to be

00:35:28.300 implemented state by state but they decided to have a general federal piece of legislation across the

00:35:35.960 board so it affects all australians equally and they can all share out on the media platforms

00:35:41.440 and if i just go to jonathan height here as well you can see him being very very happy that this has

00:35:48.980 taken place he praises uh the premier of south australia and the current prime minister as well

00:35:54.520 who took it nationally says the key as both men have emphasized is that we all want kids to have fun

00:36:01.000 exciting childhoods doing things with friends in the real world that's a childhood we older people

00:36:06.640 remember fondly that's a childhood that gen z have seen only in movies and they long for i urge

00:36:12.580 australian parents to make this transition one that their kids will look back on fondly as a summer

00:36:18.720 when their lives opened up the summer when they were given more freedom and they began to have

00:36:24.540 more unsupervised fun and adventure together uh they began to have childhoods worth remembering

00:36:30.460 so thank you australia i mean personally i think what might like materially improve the lives of

00:36:36.260 australian children as they grow up is if you stop trying to replace them well i think that would

00:36:40.920 matter too first and foremost more than anything else so again i find it very hard to take these um

00:36:46.860 these government policies seriously without a heavy dose of cynicism and i actually really like

00:36:52.160 some of jonathan height's work i've not read the anxious anxious generation i'm sure that he wrote it

00:36:58.560 with the best of intentions but this is something i actually discussed about with um with josh neal in

00:37:04.740 an interview about his book intolerant interpretations a few weeks ago where he actually critiqued part of

00:37:10.780 jonathan height's work that was produced in the in the righteous mind uh in a way that i had i hadn't seen

00:37:15.800 before it's not often that you see many critiques of jonathan height's work uh especially that

00:37:20.960 particular book but one of the ways that jonathan height's work can be used is it can be co-opted by

00:37:28.760 governments for the sake of this kind of very very sweeping legislation and they can use it for the sake

00:37:36.100 of saying that they're trying to target political division that they're trying to prevent uh anxiety

00:37:41.860 and difficulty in raising uh in raising children and screen addiction i do genuinely think that

00:37:48.280 screen addiction is a big big problem i'm not saying that this sort of stuff doesn't cause huge

00:37:53.580 problems for young people it absolutely does but it can be used for these modern multicultural

00:37:59.940 governments for social engineering purposes absolutely what this actually does for young people

00:38:06.580 who now more than ever through social media have access to a wide range of dissident voices and

00:38:13.300 they're able to get their news and understanding from the of the world from a wide variety of places

00:38:19.900 outside of the mainstream from alternative media it's closing those avenues off for them to make sure

00:38:26.560 that the only idea of the world that these kids are going to get is going to be coming from the schools

00:38:31.540 and from the mainstream and the government media that's what this is actually doing that's what

00:38:36.780 this would actually be for from what i can see well all of the slides here on in are just going to

00:38:42.220 vindicate your entire position thank you so you always portray it as like a convenience like with

00:38:47.260 digital idea oh we're doing this um so things will be more convenient we're doing this because we

00:38:51.940 generally care about your children when it's it's all about government control yeah but what's more as

00:38:57.240 well it's uh it's quite pernicious because it simultaneously preys on a genuine concern

00:39:02.880 uh but does it for the wrong reason and i'll just read you can see here there was a petition in australia

00:39:08.000 signed by over 50 000 people and uh one one parent said it quickly overtook all her my daughter's spare

00:39:15.560 time she was messaging in bed calling late uh making calls till midnight and this was when she was in

00:39:22.140 primary school and someone else said it's horrifying and we need additional safeguards to protect our

00:39:27.780 kids and talk about raising the age and there were all the um testimonies and parents speaking as well

00:39:33.880 on this petition who were obviously talking about cyberbullying and online and self-harm and that being

00:39:39.940 encouraged i mean cyberbullying has been going on for years i remember getting the cyberbullying

00:39:45.040 videotape played to us in school when i was growing up yeah of course just like an average xbox live

00:39:50.640 experience but like i'm confused because it's the parents that give their children the phone this is

00:39:55.020 exactly what i was about to say yes well before before we go straight into that it's only the

00:40:00.160 parents responsibility and they do hold a huge amount of the responsibility to responsibly limit

00:40:05.520 screen time for their children and to put the same put the restrictions that they want onto their

00:40:11.460 children's uh phones because they do have the ability to do that but their one thing that i have

00:40:17.600 always heard from parents when i've brought it up with them is that there is a huge amount of pressure

00:40:22.540 from peers of the students that unless all of the parents get together and agree not to do this and

00:40:30.220 to restrict all of the children's phone access even just during school hours for instance then if you

00:40:36.880 are the one kid on the playground if you are the one kid in class who doesn't have a phone who doesn't

00:40:41.240 have an ipad who doesn't have access to all of these social media it does other you yeah and it

00:40:46.680 isolates and separates you out now how much you want to say that that should be taken into account

00:40:53.040 with all of this and whether parents should just decide well i'm willing to make that decision for

00:40:58.740 my kids anyway that's one thing but it does introduce some difficulty with this undoubtedly and

00:41:04.900 what's more as well it also you know it comes back to that whole uh the libertarian argument of

00:41:10.340 well does the government really have well i mean for example if i was you know leading a government

00:41:14.640 in the united kingdom i would have no moral scruples about just banning only fans for example so i'm not

00:41:21.000 in principle averse to government intervention on what uh you know adult you know children or even

00:41:27.720 adults can just see online right i think there are certain moral standards of we just shouldn't allow

00:41:33.260 a certain level of degeneracy on these platforms there are degenerating vices yes that people can have

00:41:39.780 uh far far far far too much access to and i mean with something like only fans not only the

00:41:45.440 proliferation of pornography in general across society is something wholly unheard of throughout

00:41:50.420 all of history but then the access for young girls coming straight out of their teens having the option

00:41:57.080 to immediately try and make easy money by whoring themselves out online that is not an option that

00:42:04.040 these girls should have easy access to because it does this is something that some people get right

00:42:08.680 about this we've got to be factual it does remove a lot of the negative consequences of actually going

00:42:15.180 out on the street because it massively separates you from the people you're interacting with so there's

00:42:20.380 less danger involved you're not going to get kidnapped by some guy if you're doing that so it's even more

00:42:25.500 encouragement for these girls who otherwise should be trying to get a job or trying to go into education

00:42:31.500 or preferably uh settling down with boyfriends and husbands and starting a family absolutely and so

00:42:39.000 as you can see there is evidence of just australian parents and you know people from the boomer

00:42:44.260 generation and unlike the um the previous segment i don't in this case say that pejoratively who

00:42:49.780 obviously have genuine concerns about the world that their children are being brought up in but of course

00:42:55.700 movements uh generally don't just win off the back of australian parents being a little bit

00:43:02.660 irked about something and worried about something generally these sorts of things require elite

00:43:07.660 backing and that's where we get to rupert murdoch

00:43:12.000 australia is launching a new national campaign aimed at protecting young australians from the dangers of

00:43:18.280 social media the let them be kids campaign is calling on the federal government to increase the age

00:43:23.700 children can access social media platforms to 16 child advocates and health professionals are

00:43:28.980 supporting the push psychologists believe excessive social media usage is worsening the youth

00:43:33.940 mental health crisis suicide and self-harm rates in people aged under 19 have increased since children

00:43:39.620 began using social media experts claim it's also responsible for an increase in eating disorders

00:43:45.700 loneliness sleep deprivation as well as a reduction in social skills

00:43:50.400 and so the large push and there has been a tremendous amount of lobbying

00:43:56.860 over this past year and a half by rupert murdoch and news corp as you can see this has been brought out

00:44:02.280 on sky news australia which is of course his so this is rupert murdoch trying to re-monopolize

00:44:07.300 the uh the information economy yes so you see what happened was uh back in 2021 there was a law passed in

00:44:15.380 in the australian government called the news media bargaining code and basically this law basically

00:44:21.920 meant that australian big tech platforms had to pay local newspapers and local news organizations

00:44:29.220 to obviously have those stories on the platform and have the news on the platform so essentially this

00:44:36.180 created a strange relationship where you were paying big tech were paying their rivals the legacy media

00:44:43.900 it was it was a it was government propping up yes of an old system that was becoming outdated

00:44:52.820 oh wow and couldn't exist in the modern age and so the government have intervened with this and

00:44:57.780 obviously news corp being australia's largest uh newspaper publisher obviously decided that the

00:45:05.560 perfect moment to strike back on all of this was when meta won't renew its commercial deals

00:45:12.900 with australian news media which march of last year right and so and that perfectly coincides if you

00:45:19.560 look at the date on this particular video the this basically came out in may of last year so this all

00:45:25.560 got moving very very quickly and it was very naked to see what the intentions was behind it it's also

00:45:32.160 worth speculating on as well that um uh rupert murdoch uh through fox corp in uh the united states

00:45:40.980 may well be taking some shares or having some investment in tiktok and obviously it's acquisition

00:45:46.800 from the chinese but that is the u.s government handed over to oracle and larry ellison yes to manage

00:45:52.800 their and that whole cabal of algorithm on villains yeah um but he really does look like a bond villain

00:45:59.120 you're right yeah um and so we're but we're at the point where actually so but um

00:46:04.980 murdoch will only have investment in the u.s side of it so if tiktok gets banned for under 16 year olds

00:46:13.380 in australia that doesn't actually affect him in any way it perfectly protects him whilst also

00:46:19.960 dealing a counter blow to um to the uh new you know digital corporations and so you can see here this

00:46:30.580 and i i just pulled this up because it was just such a remarkable headline which is legal threat

00:46:35.400 as social media given final doom scrolling in australia you get your final doom scroll uh if

00:46:43.360 you're 15 before this new law comes in it's all very woman dad can keep doom scrolling all they want

00:46:50.380 yeah absolutely but this really is also what if you just what if you just lie like what are the

00:46:57.760 actual what are the actual provisions i'm gonna put a pin on that okay we're coming to it now

00:47:02.280 because i remember youtube asking me for age verification when uh when it was like oh you've

00:47:07.340 got to be 18 or older to watch uh pewdiepie play amnesia the dark descent yeah and i was like oh good

00:47:13.340 job i'm 34 years old doing the four lions like that was a joke youtube i would never ever do anything

00:47:21.780 like that uh and so facebook instagram threads tiktok snapchat twitch kick x youtube and reddit

00:47:30.280 are among those to be banned well reddit it's not all bad yes yeah well it's it's not all doom and gloom

00:47:36.660 you see um with fines of almost 50 million dollars uh for failing to take action to remove under 16s from

00:47:45.420 their platforms so again the m the uh power and is on the media platforms to actually police their own

00:47:54.860 um you know platforms and basically search for uh under 16s but the problem is this is really going

00:48:03.060 to struggle to work now we'll just listen to the prime minister say what he has to say about all this

00:48:09.360 this is the day when australian families are taking back power from these big tech companies

00:48:17.320 and they're asserting the right of kids to be kids and for parents to have greater peace of mind

00:48:25.640 now i will just say to come back to your point harry these two things are in contradiction we want to

00:48:32.800 bring back freedom and you know a sense of childhood for kids while simultaneously always advocating

00:48:39.000 for policies that have only ever resulted in the material degradation of their towns and cities and

00:48:45.720 their alienation within their own communities and so it's like yeah okay well for the boomers that

00:48:51.500 would have been all great go out into the streets i hope you don't come back until 11 you're perfectly

00:48:56.100 safe out there go and have a good time you couldn't do that these days there's no way things have changed

00:49:01.560 far too much perhaps the australian government is trying to find a sneaky backdoor way of forcing the

00:49:07.700 children into forming uh uh like a youth ethnic gangs so that they can have like 13 14 15 year olds

00:49:16.200 warring on the streets along racial divisions that's what they want australian government provokes

00:49:22.160 race war among 12 year olds question mark and to come come back to what you come back to what you

00:49:28.760 were saying about the ideological lines of it as well of course there are other than of course

00:49:33.880 murdoch's business reasons uh for doing wait a second i can read the for doing this right there

00:49:39.920 is also as you say the ideological reasons which is that most of the uh the dissident politics are

00:49:46.020 sort of you know like uh newer truth of the zoomer generation and where they're getting their news

00:49:51.680 i mean let's not forget as well one of the chief reasons that uh the united states government

00:49:56.700 obviously decided to take uh tick tock off of china was because of all the pro-palestinian stuff

00:50:03.220 on there and they saw that as a threat to geopolitical interest with israel and the middle east right this

00:50:08.520 is all very clear to us it's it's all on the public record yeah well they were very clear that that's

00:50:13.960 what it was about yeah absolutely it wasn't about protecting children from getting tick tock brain

00:50:19.220 right no no it's it's not about how long your child is spending on their phone um it's about

00:50:26.300 what they're seeing what they're what they're looking at for those two hours on their phone

00:50:30.640 which is exactly why blue sky is exempt from this ban well when they you know when i talk to sumers

00:50:36.740 younger than me um who are to the right and i ask them how did you get into politics they always say

00:50:41.760 to me oh um i don't read or watch any um youtubers or read any books um i just watch instagram reels

00:50:47.740 so it does have an effect yeah it makes sense why they're trying to tell you what there's some

00:50:52.920 schizo brain rot edits are radicalizing the youth it is true what what they've done and especially you

00:50:58.840 can tell because they're allowing blue sky in australia the big problem is going to be that

00:51:02.640 they're going to see some edit of joel davis who's just been unfairly arrested and put in prison

00:51:08.160 uh or what's his name thomas sewell um doing something and then the kids are going to go

00:51:15.220 wow that's really cool i should get involved in right-wing politics you're right they are

00:51:19.820 replacing us i should get involved in this this guy's making some good points they are deathly

00:51:24.980 afraid of that and so this is their countermeasure yeah absolutely although as you can see again it's

00:51:30.700 not all doom and gloom they will still have access to lego play this code needs to be off that list

00:51:35.860 yeah it absolutely needs to be off that list if we for the sake of consistency yeah for the sake of

00:51:41.320 consistency you can't get radicalized on twitter or instagram reels but you can get groomed into

00:51:48.160 truning out on discord yeah yeah well seriously it's just full of obvious ideological um hypocritical

00:51:58.280 you know points in it and so we have world watches as one million social media accounts go dark

00:52:06.200 it's just armageddon in australia um and then we get to my strongest twitter soldiers have gone

00:52:13.020 because they were all just like 14 year old australian boys no right but then exactly as we

00:52:19.600 saw when the uh the online safety act came in you know here in the united kingdom as well all you see

00:52:25.280 is an uptick in vpns all you see you know and and there are some truly funny stories dog photos vpns fake

00:52:32.880 ids how australian teens are beating the social media ban day one ladies and gentlemen day one

00:52:40.160 yeah i was going to ask how they're actually enforcing it are they having to do some kind of

00:52:43.680 facial recognition age thing well what if you just what if your parents are actually happy with you

00:52:49.380 doom scrolling because you have the mental fortitude to be able to manage and deal with it

00:52:53.640 because some kids are intelligent and mature enough to be able to handle it without just turning them into

00:52:59.160 a social spurg and so your dad just sets you up an account under his email address right and then

00:53:06.280 just like does the facial thing for you do you have to do the facial recognition every single time or is

00:53:11.980 it a one-time thing says 13 year old isabel told the bbc that it took her less than five minutes to

00:53:19.120 bypass the ban a snapchat notification warned she would be removed unless she could prove that she was

00:53:24.840 over 16 but she said she used a photo of her mother uh to trick the the app's age checks you can just

00:53:31.900 have a photo of your mom oh my god uh some have found inventive ways to bypass the bypass the

00:53:38.120 verification process a user reportedly uploaded a photo of a golden retriever to gain access remember

00:53:45.560 guys ai is the future it's not a bubble invest now uh experts also warn that teens can exploit other

00:53:52.900 loopholes i'm not giving advice uh such as virtual uh such as vpns fake ids and it said that even some

00:54:00.440 of them would literally they were able to trick the verification process like at the age of 12 or 13

00:54:07.300 simply by putting fake eyelashes and a bit of makeup on right 12 year olds confirmed smarter than the

00:54:14.240 australian government what an industrious generation we have on our hands ladies and gentlemen uh and so

00:54:20.720 obviously but the obvious question to all of this is okay well this is australia for the foreseeable

00:54:26.360 future so you know how long until the rest of the west rolls all of this out as well now i mean liz has

00:54:34.220 already mentioned digital ids within the uk yes so that that's going to be the measures for doing it

00:54:39.880 over here yes and i can't help but feel like the like the digital ids are going to be a bit uh more

00:54:46.140 thorough because the australian government frankly seem to have half-arsed this one that they have

00:54:50.900 really half-arsed this one seems to be just sort of the procedure of all establishments across the

00:54:56.840 west few too many vb long necks yeah anyway so uh if you are in uh australia dear friends take heart

00:55:04.800 uh i'm sure it seems like there are many ways to avoid all of this and what's more as well even

00:55:10.980 though i do share the concerns of many parents about the toxic and corrosive effect of social

00:55:17.480 media on their children this is not being done for the reasons that you want it to be done for

00:55:23.540 uh ultimately and so i would just um i would just personally you know advocate for taking this into

00:55:30.800 your own hands if you don't like your child spending all this amount of time on their phone

00:55:34.900 don't let them have the phone if you don't like what they're seeing you need to be personally in

00:55:39.360 charge of that this is not me just being ideologically libertarian i'm just simply

00:55:44.140 looking at this as the safest way for you to look after your child and make sure that they get the best

00:55:50.580 uh upbringing that you as a parent can provide for them yeah i mean ultimately i think what the choice

00:55:56.260 is is do you take those decisions and that responsibility into your own hands or do you leave

00:56:02.880 it to the government and with this government in charge that has the track record that it does

00:56:08.180 in australia do you want them to have that decision do you want them to have that responsibility

00:56:15.480 i personally wouldn't yeah uh we've got um yoda uh wartooth who says uh 94 uh american zillennial here

00:56:25.480 i completely agree we are best we have uh that's a random name i agree that all zillennials are indeed

00:56:31.240 superior because we're the last generation to experience the golden age also i never watch much of

00:56:37.920 pewdiepie until a certain bridge i was og pewds i'd i'd already been over pewdiepie by the time

00:56:46.220 the bridge incident happened like i said i joined with the amnesia the dark descent playthrough and

00:56:51.120 then you know i jumped onto like i was the guy with all of these kit with all of these people like

00:56:55.980 markiplier when five nights at freddy's those playthroughs were first coming out yeah i jumped onto

00:57:00.740 every single one of them and then by 20 then by 2016 it was h3 in vape nation filthy frank uh i never

00:57:08.540 watched filthy frank apart from the h3 collabs with him yeah and then i went back later and watched some

00:57:14.660 of the uh ian i dubs collabs with uh max mofo and filthy frank those those were the golden age

00:57:21.300 i feel like leafy is here was my original red pill i never watched him back in the day

00:57:25.460 i was like 14. lieutenant kerbus nofuckers pyrocynical that was has he tuned out now yeah but he was funny

00:57:31.980 back in the day but he was he was funny but extremely cringe yeah he's very cringe and he made his

00:57:37.580 videos are just too long same with idubs idubs was like original red pill for so many sumas with

00:57:42.660 his like edgy humor and now he's gone um i'll just read sorry to interrupt uh from that's a random name

00:57:48.660 he says once again we must all lose uh more of our freedom because the lowest common denominators

00:57:53.580 are hurting themselves once again so many problems will be fixed if we accepted that we're not all equal

00:58:00.020 um all right pages piers morgan uncensored equals censorship incoming so this means piers morgan uncooked

00:58:06.380 equals cooked and that's a random name is just like sent me on a blast from the past here i was a

00:58:11.180 total biscuit enjoyer then went to filthy frank and sargon i completely forgot about total biscuit

00:58:16.260 i used to watch loads of total biscuit back in the day did he die i have a feeling that he died

00:58:22.640 who is he yeah he died of cancer rip total biscuit what an og legend all right elizabeth

00:58:30.740 yeah i have a mouse i i was gonna ask for that that would be great they were so um the pics you

00:58:37.460 know this this fear um race within scotland who led victories against roman legions painting them

00:58:44.340 painting themselves blue has beautiful um artifacts they've left behind and has merged into the scottish

00:58:51.700 modern population i think it's 10 of scots can claim ancestry from the pics particularly in

00:58:57.460 the aberdeenshire um region um or apparently actually black um according to a new children's

00:59:04.400 book which portrays them as just that i knew it um ancestral populations apparently they don't even

00:59:11.020 look like they've not got like the black tight curly hair it looks like they've got very european yeah

00:59:18.900 well no the one on the left looks like an like an american indian like that's that's really weird

00:59:25.320 yeah exactly and apparently they wanted to portray and show scott that scotland has always been

00:59:31.980 multi multicultural and diverse which is why there's like indian looking people in the drawings

00:59:38.080 native american people and and yeah it's why they've not left it to one specific ethnicity it has to be

00:59:43.880 all of them yeah exactly and um so it's a book called carving the stone a storyteller's guide to the

00:59:50.000 pics and it's funded by taxpayer the taxpayer funded societies of antiquities of scotland and it's

00:59:56.720 intended to provide um well the people who've published it intend to provide free copies of the

01:00:02.300 book in schools and libraries so it's it's deliberately targeted towards children um

01:00:08.780 and they also they also include like a bunch of queer characters as well and marginalized groups

01:00:16.420 and disabled people um to show how diverse the pic society the pics were lgbt champions so so is that

01:00:24.940 10 percent of picked why so many scots are so gay yeah is that what the skirts are about

01:00:30.580 well yeah maybe actually it's all coming together it's not all it's not all wrong it's because you

01:00:37.840 know when you're climbing mountains all the time you know trousers kind of get in the way it starts to

01:00:41.800 you know like ride up a little bit put to the next slide how do i get to the next oh if you just

01:00:47.800 press yeah that button uh this i can just click oh there you go okay so here's that's an actual pic

01:00:54.880 okay um so the pics come from um the latin word painted so it means painted people um and this is

01:01:02.600 what confuses me about the interpretation about the pics being black if if you were black how do you

01:01:07.080 paint yourself with i mean it wouldn't really show it doesn't stand out it wouldn't stand out exactly

01:01:13.560 um so they're an indigenous group to eastern and north of scotland and over time they they merged with

01:01:20.560 the other celtic tribes which is why they completely disappeared um because they would have

01:01:25.280 merged with other existing groups um people like jeffrey of monomouth claim that they descend from

01:01:33.720 eastern europe and other people say they were an indigenous population that was sided in britain

01:01:39.240 before the britons and we don't really know too much about their origin um but i've got an actual

01:01:45.560 picture of a pic if you click to the next slide that's actually apparently more is this is actually

01:01:52.200 what they looked like apparently they are the same yeah one one to one really but this is i think lotus

01:01:58.840 seat has covered this topic already but this is this african tribe that said they their ancestors

01:02:04.360 um pick tribe surely they've had been kicked out from scotland 400 years ago and they're

01:02:10.920 they're reclaiming as recent as 400 years ago apparently like oliver cromwell takes over he's not nice to

01:02:19.000 the irish but he's got even more of a bone to pick with those exactly apparently they were native black

01:02:25.320 jacobites and then um which confuses me alongside the black hebrew israelites surely yeah because

01:02:35.160 my ancestors were jacobites and mcdouglas right that died on clodden field um when bonnie prince

01:02:40.760 charlie um sailed away and i i don't think they ever saw a black person in their life no really

01:02:47.400 confused where this claim of black jacobites has has come from i don't know if the people making these

01:02:53.480 claims have ever met a celt but even even as a pasty englishman right i look swarthy next to some

01:03:01.720 celts they can be very very pale people if you're familiar with wwe just imagine an entire nation of

01:03:10.600 seamuses right that's what the celts are well i feel like it's that you see that meme on the white all

01:03:16.920 the time the irish are black i feel like that's been taken so far that because these people are some of

01:03:22.200 them african american african americans started taking it seriously oh so when you call celts

01:03:26.520 black they're like oh well we we must have ancestry there we're gonna come down and live live in the

01:03:31.240 woods so african americans are descended from west african tribes like you can actually trace presumably

01:03:39.480 through records and through genetic ancestry where these people would have been coming from you could

01:03:45.000 do like uh y dna haplogroup tests and you could do mt dna haplogroup stuff and it's the same thing with

01:03:52.440 the picts when you say we're unsure of their origins i'd be interested to see if there's been any

01:03:56.840 obviously i don't know about the archaeological stuff but if there's been any wide uh scale

01:04:01.320 genetic testing done to them to try and get a better idea of where their haplogroups originate from

01:04:07.880 are they are they all like r1b i'm not too sure about the genetic testing i i need to research more

01:04:13.000 into genetic testing but they're definitely definitely descended from europeans and not

01:04:17.720 other groups outside of survive the jive probably yeah if he was here i'm sure he could tell you all

01:04:22.680 about it but the point of this photo is when you tell lies that you know the picks are black the

01:04:28.360 anglo-saxons are black normans are black vikings are black and and the britons are black then people

01:04:34.200 start to actually believe it and you get people like these people who who will say my ancestry belongs

01:04:40.120 here and there's a another example if i'm sorry i'm sorry just like just on a logical basis like if

01:04:46.440 everybody if if everybody was black like where do white people come from and also what was so

01:04:55.640 special about the wind rush yeah as as as recent as 400 years ago everybody that we descend from was

01:05:01.720 black where did what like where did this what happened well i guess we don't have to pay reparations

01:05:06.600 that no well i mean all one kin good news everyone no apparently they need like and we all get m-word

01:05:13.160 passes somebody needs to pay us reparations then i don't know who exactly but somebody you're irish but

01:05:20.040 i'm not paying you any reparations my family died in the potato famine oh my potato famine oh my family

01:05:26.600 died in the potato famine get over it i'm over it okay great and find more with my my my british

01:05:35.720 genetics rather than my irish but no then there's this other example which is stonehenge was built by

01:05:41.640 black britain's children's history book claims and there's this book called brilliant black um british

01:05:47.560 history published by bloomsbury and it's again funded by the taxpayer um on the taxpayer organization called

01:05:55.160 the um the book of trust and it won the children's non-fiction book of the year at the british book

01:06:01.560 awards you see how these are all deliberately targeted towards children yes like completely false

01:06:07.880 history completely yeah revising our past which is based on the well you can't so many you can't give

01:06:14.440 the book to the older generations because they literally remember a time when none of these people

01:06:19.240 yeah i never i know it would be like i never saw an afghan yeah is that the raf yeah yeah yeah so

01:06:25.320 actually we actually have records about this you could actually just check how many there were what

01:06:33.560 they were doing what their accomplishments were um and they'll try and make you believe oh no it's all

01:06:39.960 just kept off of the records for some nefarious reason but if you were all so widespread already if we

01:06:46.520 we were all so multicultural how did we have such of an upper hand to keep so many people off of the

01:06:52.360 records and continue to oppression it's a completely nonsensical narrative it's lies i mean in 1952 britain

01:07:01.000 the minorities made up less than one percent of the population i think it was 0.01 that's how small

01:07:07.640 it was yeah um so to i mean this book claims that every single british person comes from a migrant

01:07:12.920 and the very first britain's were black king gulfa was black ambrosius was black forticon was black

01:07:18.600 um hengist and horse hengist and horse

01:07:26.760 the notoriously black saxons jutes and angles

01:07:31.320 clen when the last was black um i mean at the very least even with cheddar man they're going back

01:07:39.720 we're gonna talk about him in a minute well but at the very least even with cheddar man they're going

01:07:44.920 back 10 000 years yeah and that would be enough time for traits to develop outside of for one even

01:07:52.120 with cheddar man when they're saying that that he's dark they're not actually saying that he has

01:07:57.240 african ancestry or wasn't african they're just saying that he had darker skin and this is still

01:08:04.680 probably inaccurate but look at cheddar man right he has blue eyes have you met any non-europeans

01:08:12.520 right a sub-saharan african that has blue eyes no outside of um black americans who have a hefty

01:08:19.960 admixture of european in them anyway it is all i do always find it fascinating and unique sometimes

01:08:25.400 when you see black americans where they do have like piercing blue eyes it's a very unique sight

01:08:30.840 but the very fact that it's unique is testimony to how rare it is yes and survive the jives talked

01:08:36.920 about this but cheddar man is a western hunter and gatherer and only europeans are related to western

01:08:43.320 hunter gatherers no other ways outside of europe has any western hunter gatherer dna so this claim that

01:08:50.040 cheddar man is a sub-saharan african is is completely false um just because he had well in this in

01:08:56.600 in in this depiction a dark complexion well there were there were also there was the discovery of

01:09:01.560 one of his direct ancestors direct descendants uh living near the area of cheddar gorge where the

01:09:08.760 skeleton and uh was found uh who they showed pictures of and in turn it was kind of weird

01:09:14.600 in his facial features obviously he was white his facial features were remarkably similar to

01:09:21.320 the reconstruction that they put together which goes to show how long we as a people

01:09:26.600 today how long our roots go back to in in this country but if you go back to the last slide

01:09:32.040 sure um there's other funny things it claims like um that stonehenge was built by by uh black people

01:09:39.160 apparently even though if you go if you go back to the mythology it's giants and even then it's it's

01:09:44.920 merlin in in account by dreffy of monomoth that brings it from northern ireland to wiltshire

01:09:50.520 um as a way to celebrate ambrosius's um victories over the anglo-saxons i would believe that merlin with

01:09:57.000 the help of giants built stonehenge more than i would believe that it was yeah sub-saharans melin

01:10:03.240 was like apparently seems more and the weird thing is to me none of anything that we're saying is an

01:10:10.680 insult to other peoples across the world is literally saying we have a different history to you

01:10:16.760 that's not because we are we are a different people to you it's actually much more politically

01:10:23.320 and morally loaded to try to insert yourself into somebody else's history where you are not

01:10:29.560 and the fact that again that this is being taxpayer funded um is is one of the most evil things about

01:10:35.960 it because we i've gone over recently how much effing tax we pay in this country and how much we are

01:10:42.840 just used as tax slaves for the establishment so that they can try to erase us from our own history

01:10:49.720 yeah but the book also states that it's claims that that the britons are black comes from a roman

01:10:55.880 historian saying that the britons within rails had dark skinned and curly hats so they look like

01:11:01.960 war egg nationalists because they were dark britons um and loads of account well if you go back to our

01:11:07.400 founding myths they say were descended from brutus of troy who bought the trojans over here and it's

01:11:12.200 whenever you believe that or not that was one of the myths that all ancestors told themselves

01:11:17.160 and also in any of us he just he talks about the fact that um the irish come from the lost tribe

01:11:23.720 of moses he actually says writes this in his book um and this is true at least it goes back to this

01:11:29.160 yeah i think explains a lot that's the seventh century that's why israel and ireland have such a

01:11:33.720 thing going on right now it's really ancient tribal rivalry that's why when you look at some irish

01:11:38.440 people they they have like they they kind of have like jewish features um they've got the hebrew like

01:11:44.280 the nose like like my um my grandfather does um so yeah i i can claim ancestry from moses i guess

01:11:50.920 if you believe that i do believe that but um the the tribe of moses went to spain for a couple of

01:11:58.360 hundred years mixed with the spanish and then came to ireland i'm pretty sure so it may explain why

01:12:04.040 um the irish have have dark features like brown eyes and so on um but yeah diversity built britain

01:12:10.600 everyone knows this image it's very famous image um and this like historical revisionism has basically

01:12:18.280 become part of the elite's message that um your history was not by built by your ancestors but built

01:12:25.000 by immigrants and there's no basis to this apart from the elite saying oh well wayaways um and canals and

01:12:31.160 so on were built by irish navvies therefore your um immigration built britain but even part and then

01:12:38.680 even then like the irish are an indigenous population to the british isles i mean for a couple of hundred

01:12:44.200 years ireland was a part of the united kingdom and particularly when the irish navvies came over

01:12:50.200 but the reason you see all of this historical revisionism aimed at children and aimed at the public

01:12:55.800 like in this coin is because the elite wants the establishment wants to normalize people

01:13:02.760 to uh to the demographic changes that are happening today and tell them that it's always been this way

01:13:08.200 yeah that um changes in your neighborhood um violence in the streets um all the consequences

01:13:16.840 brought by immigration it's always been like this it's completely fine britain was built on this to

01:13:21.320 begin with so you'll have to get used to it well everyone who's complicit in this from rishi sunak

01:13:27.640 holding up the coin to the people in the bbc who write the scripts to the people who cast them to

01:13:32.760 the people who act in them they're all guilty of just stealing our our history from us yeah right

01:13:38.040 that is just total cultural theft yeah and vandalism as a justification for saying that this

01:13:44.280 isn't our country you were never entitled to it yeah yeah yeah it's and the thing is as well i

01:13:49.720 might even use a particular g word which i'm not going to say because it'll probably get flagged on

01:13:53.800 youtube yes um but you know for me it would be inconceivable to go to a foreign country and just

01:14:02.120 pretend that i was somehow a part of it yeah that i was a larger part of their national story like

01:14:10.280 it would just be i don't mean to be all british about it but it'd just be bad manners wouldn't

01:14:14.680 yeah like the africans in the scottish woods right yeah well i mean it speaks to some obviously

01:14:19.560 insecurity of identity though doesn't it they're just so insecure that they feel that the only

01:14:24.120 thing they can do is um steal from the achievements and um legacy of and other people i mean also

01:14:31.320 frankly to be honest i don't really see much value in stealing anybody else's history could you imagine

01:14:37.000 if i went to uh to mexico and central america and just declared that i'm an aztec now i we were the

01:14:44.280 original aztecs actually i mean but at that point what kind of like legacy am i laying claim to i i

01:14:51.240 asked my ancestors were the ones who brutally uh committed ritual blood murders against children

01:14:57.240 no that's not what i want i mean when you look at the aztecs original god um i forgot his name but

01:15:02.360 there's a statue of him where he's got this european beard and european features um you could say they can

01:15:08.280 they can trace their ancestry back to the atlanteans so you could you could make that claim and then

01:15:13.160 um but that's going really esoteric i love that you like you like preface it all by saying like well

01:15:18.040 you could say you could say this but do you say um but what wishy sunak's doing here is a term that i've

01:15:27.240 coined um as fortiganism and based on king fortigan who sold out the britons for his lust over hengus's

01:15:35.720 daughter so he sold out his people for his interest for foreigners and that's what you see with the

01:15:40.920 establishment is they constantly sell us out lie to us because they're far more interested in the

01:15:47.160 foreign political stage than they are about their own people and their own kin um but they openly admit

01:15:53.000 this i mean here's a great example um of the director from from doctor who yeah he was he was the

01:15:58.760 showrunner during matt smith and peter capaldi years which progressively got worse and worse for this

01:16:04.760 kind of thing as they went on yeah he says young people watching have to know that they have a place

01:16:10.840 in the future that what that really matters you have to care profoundly about what children's shows

01:16:16.120 in particular say about um where you're going to be and but the most important quote here is

01:16:21.400 we've kind of got to tell a lie we'll we'll go back into history and there will be black people

01:16:27.880 where historically there wouldn't have been and we won't dwell on that so he's saying we have to lie

01:16:32.760 about our history to make modern minorities feel like they fit in feel like they've always belonged

01:16:38.200 here and so we we have to deliberately rewrite history i mean george orwell once about this in

01:16:44.600 like 1984 um he who controls the past controls the future and it's exactly that what a trustworthy

01:16:51.960 face this whole thing as well it's like oh we just have to lie it's like no we don't we don't even

01:16:57.400 have to accept that these people should be here steven i i don't accept that steven moffat was granted

01:17:03.080 some kind of democratic responsibility and authority over what our children should believe beyond basic

01:17:12.760 children's morality tales which is what in some of the earlier episodes of knew who he was actually okay

01:17:19.800 at i've never really watched doctor who i'm not a who fan i wish i had never got into it given the

01:17:29.320 state of it these days this is all i ever hear how people have been punished for being who fans so i was

01:17:34.760 like i'm just not getting well it's the same thing as most fans of any product recently it's the old red

01:17:40.840 letter media thing like how does it feel to watch all of your favorite franchises crashing and burning

01:17:45.400 feels great well star wars never did because it stopped at six episodes so thank god that george

01:17:53.480 lucas made the prequels and they were universally acclaimed and nobody ever did anything with the

01:17:59.000 franchise ever again it's also like you know black amber and all our shows are deliberately diversified

01:18:07.400 but when you look at the original robin hood from the 90s i haven't watched it but i'm sure you have

01:18:11.400 lucca and when diversity is included it's it actually has like a good origin story well the

01:18:17.720 point is that was just with morgan free yeah i think so he actually he's a yeah and he's a sub-saharan

01:18:23.880 who kevin costner met on crusades yeah in the holland so it actually makes sense right he's not

01:18:32.360 ethnic he wasn't born in england he came back to england with the robin hood character so it makes

01:18:38.200 sense why it's it's it's tastefully done i've never seen that robin hood does he still speak in

01:18:42.840 an american accent in it i've not watched it for a long time i can't that would be funny if he was

01:18:47.720 some like ethiopian that they met in the holy land during the crusades who just happens to have a

01:18:53.320 modern american accent i'd love that well i i love how um they just mocked dick van dyke over his cockney

01:18:59.320 accent and mary poppins to the point that when he came to do cheaty cheaty bang bang also set in england

01:19:04.840 and he went i'm just doing my american like they just chitty chitty bang bang is a great it's in

01:19:09.960 my top 10 i think i watched it for the first time a few years ago and i thought it was just so

01:19:14.120 whimsical oh it's perfect yeah it is wonderful characters all right well for the sake of time

01:19:20.520 we've got 10 minutes let's go through the quick rumble rants and then then the video comments random

01:19:25.480 name went to a trade school full of rich french kids who were arguing with me there had always been

01:19:29.800 black people in europe and their football team was 100 native european i called them the end

01:19:36.840 but this is what i mean people actually fall for these this this propaganda yeah actually believe

01:19:42.120 it they because they want to believe it yeah because they're told to believe well i mean some people

01:19:47.240 like the um like the black guys going and claiming picked ancestry and i mean it might just

01:19:52.280 be that they are so culturally disconnected and they have no knowledge of it that they

01:19:56.120 just actually fall for it i mean you can't you can't take ignorance out of the equation

01:20:01.080 hapsification the picture of that black dude with long hair might just be pimp from uh from a uh pimp

01:20:06.200 a perm from a blaxploitation movie he's worried about getting dirt on dirt on his gator shoes screaming

01:20:11.560 where's my money they state the only thing i'm learning from this children's book is that i'm allowed to

01:20:16.280 say the word i was kang i invented inventing things gibbs me i did do nothing she give orange me eat

01:20:24.920 orange give orange hapsification you know they're going to eventually outright say britain has stolen

01:20:30.520 land from black people and the white people stole it from them just look at the silk weaver reasonable

01:20:36.200 black man i i love that that was his actual name reasonable black yeah well i'm sure he was a delight as

01:20:42.440 well that book um the one the children's children's book about the black britons that one says that

01:20:47.880 white people stole our land it literally says that in the book and they sell it in like museums um

01:20:52.360 around england so they are making that claim already apparently this land is not ours and it actually

01:20:57.240 belongs to sub-saharan africans well that's just an outright lie yeah so apparently third world

01:21:01.720 immigration is the return of their their kin so i'm sure it is may i just have the mouse quickly yeah thank you

01:21:08.200 here you go okay let's do video comments

01:21:18.280 you hit it twi- oh

01:21:22.200 is this a merry christmas from the no this is real

01:21:27.960 you look like

01:21:28.440 there are sorts like pavarotti

01:21:35.240 that was horrible look at nathan's black eyes what's going on with that he's a soulless demon

01:21:42.120 this is my sleep paralysis demon yes can we move on from sleep paralysis thank you

01:21:47.880 i must admit that when doing my cyber historic calculations my bingo card didn't have zoomers

01:21:53.560 pulling a handsome squidward i'm glad there is still some magic left in the world

01:22:00.920 you know what i've seen i've seen some more clavicular clips since that segment and i've got

01:22:07.160 to say i don't support it or advocate what he does i don't think he's a bad guy though i think he's

01:22:12.520 quite entertaining i kind of i can't sometimes i kind of like the the shock jock approach for this

01:22:18.200 stuff it's the i like i would never say take meth to just get yourself through the day though good god

01:22:25.160 okay this isn't the same one again yeah

01:22:29.080 no it's a different one

01:22:35.000 i can just what samson cs cooper.com.au oh he sounds just like dan

01:22:42.440 i can hear samson in the background right go on then samson next oh hey lucitas i'm in bolton

01:22:52.280 and right now i'm at the house of fred didna here it is right here

01:22:58.760 and the blue plaque and here is his grave a much-loved sepal jack

01:23:04.200 it's got quite a few tools around here and a bit of a soggy flat cap i will leave live you fred

01:23:14.200 can of guinness

01:23:17.160 there we go

01:23:20.120 did someone leave a lighter and a joint

01:23:23.080 cesty king's a really wholesome guy

01:23:24.600 he's bloody well traveled as well great job cesty

01:23:27.400 tom hartman sets out to explain how a mistake in the writing of the 14th amendment to the

01:23:33.800 constitution of the united states which does not distinguish between natural and artificial persons

01:23:38.840 has been twisted to grant corporations the rights of human beings

01:23:42.680 his work cites clearly the relevant cases and actors that distorted american business law since

01:23:47.400 the late 19th century what i was not prepared for was despite his text excoriating republicans

01:23:53.320 whilst lauding democrats hartman lays out a compelling case for tariffs to redress trade imbalances

01:23:59.240 from corporations unfairly seeking the lowest cost entry to market

01:24:04.840 that does sound interesting i think i've seen that book about

01:24:07.960 in um in a charity shop once and i should have picked it up because it sounds very interesting

01:24:17.640 now here we are for putting a museum of glass

01:24:19.960 and there's a feast

01:24:39.000 merry christmas to you yeah merry christmas to michael

01:24:42.200 i did catch everything that you said why does glass food look so much tastier than real food

01:24:46.920 it's christmas time and you're looking for some really good non-woke stories i can think of a place

01:24:55.560 to go witness the star wars assembling and saving the world in the axlop saga and read final flight of

01:25:04.200 the ranager the epic sci-fi fantasy just go to cscooper.com.au and use the promo code

01:25:11.560 x-mas 2025 for a 15% discount no at the ultimate hype man forever

01:25:20.760 honestly do it why not yeah yeah go for it yeah he's a good lad yeah merry christmas great

01:25:27.640 the increased interest rate when you're on a higher salary is clearly to encourage you to pay it off

01:25:32.840 faster when you're more able to personally i find it disgusting students are given any taxpayer money at

01:25:39.640 all if the degree is so valuable it will pay for itself right

01:25:48.280 okay boomer carry on leo looks really cool

01:25:53.240 he needs music yeah is is it supposed to have sounds samson

01:26:07.720 oh okay yeah fair enough copyright cool edit though dan likes the flashman novels and he's

01:26:18.760 trying to get into the warhammer 40k series and there is a character called see if it's kane in

01:26:24.360 it that has like a whole book series set around and that is basically just an homage to flashmen

01:26:29.000 with a little bit of like black adder thrown in for good measure

01:26:31.800 so formatted the same way as flashman novels with the idea being that these are like journals that

01:26:37.400 he left after his death that are now being like analyzed by inquisitors and basically just saying

01:26:42.920 like oh yeah all that stuff i did it was all kind of fake

01:26:49.320 yeah very cool um i'm pretty sure that that character is on dan's radar uh because there was a

01:26:54.440 comment about it might have been from yourself um after we did the flashman chronicle so yeah he he

01:26:59.720 knows i'm sure i'll get through to it and that's the end of the video comments by the

01:27:05.480 don't play it again stop it bad samson go back to japan

01:27:12.200 let's read a few of the uh website comments while we've got a few minutes

01:27:18.520 go on what do i have to say about all right sophie i don't want any man to hand me a tampon

01:27:22.920 that would be really really weird and i would be sure to avoid that man at all costs in the future

01:27:27.560 right all right sophie again i feel like piers morgan probably should get a dna test on his

01:27:32.040 children uh he only has one child with that wife unsurprisingly this is his second wife

01:27:38.680 dirty belter never forget piers morgan supported the lockdown and vax mandates he is scum in the

01:27:43.960 simplest and most absolute sense may a migrant hotel open where he lives uh yvonne on rumble as

01:27:50.280 well sent ten dollars in saying luca when you become pm instead of banning only fans straight away

01:27:54.920 start by banning the non-english see if it doesn't work itself out as social cohesion

01:27:59.000 resets and community initiatives start solving things i don't think that would be enough to

01:28:03.640 reset a kind of uh more traditional morality but i promise you i will assemble a remarkable

01:28:09.320 cabinet and we will get to the bottom of it yeah uh and michael joe burbus why is she still

01:28:15.160 married to him rich convenient he literally has no spine or backbone with her that last comment

01:28:21.240 nick refuses to eat applebee's so that's why call doesn't like oh my god rivalry for the ages there

01:28:28.200 folks all right uh from mine there uh roman observer says in the sad situation we're in

01:28:33.960 the managerial state parenting is so delegitimized that you need to use the law to justify any form of

01:28:40.760 moral behavior especially if you want to impose some sort of order or protection on your children

01:28:46.680 uh kevin fox says my granddaughter is 16 but her mother takes her phone off of her at 9 30 pm every

01:28:53.160 day to stop her doom scrolling all night to be fair my daughter still doom scrolls until she goes to

01:28:59.000 sleep though yeah i uh i try to doom scroll a lot less these days it's uh yeah it's good for you yeah

01:29:07.080 uh and then az desert rat says how about parents be parents uh kids who have minimal access to devices

01:29:14.120 uh to young ages always turn out to be mentally healthier yeah absolutely and then from your

01:29:19.560 segment elizabeth russian garbage uh human says uh ecclestone and tenant were the last good doctors

01:29:26.760 shout out to russian garbage yeah yeah uh michael debelva says picks weren't they the ones fighting

01:29:32.760 conan true very true conan real and then derek power master of chippies says stonehenge was built by

01:29:40.280 step spinal tap damn it that's real that's real that is real history that's right uh oh sorry just

01:29:46.440 quick honorable mention from world inquisitor hector x says i'd like to ask elizabeth her opinions

01:29:52.200 no on lucas former moustache how do we keep coming back lucas should bring his moustache back he looked

01:29:59.480 like oh no um a soldier from a saturn machine okay well that's yes he looked like a lieutenant darling

01:30:08.760 yeah captain darling oh captain darling yes apologies yes apologies i didn't mean to under rank you thank

01:30:13.880 you all right then ladies and gentlemen that's all we've got time for today elizabeth thank you very

01:30:18.120 much for joining us on the panel it's been great fun and enjoy the rest of your day ladies and gentlemen

01:30:23.640 see you at 1pm tomorrow

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - December 10, 2025

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1314

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