The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

00:00:00.000 Hello there and welcome to the podcast of Lotuses, episode 1322.

00:00:05.020 On Monday the 22nd of December 2025, we are only, only a few sleeps until Christmas now,

00:00:13.880 so I hope you've all got your presents under the tree, I hope you've got your stockings out,

00:00:18.740 and I hope you don't forget on Christmas Eve to leave out a mince pie and some carrots and a cup of warm milk

00:00:25.140 for Santa and his reindeers, folks, because it's that jolly festive time of the year,

00:00:30.580 and in celebration, I'm joined by Bo and our first ever appearance of Lucy White.

00:00:37.040 Hello.

00:00:37.520 Notorious for racism, and Bo is going to be confronting her on such a...

00:00:46.160 That's a joke, that's a joke, don't worry, today we're going to be talking...

00:00:49.860 You're not racist enough.

00:00:51.120 Yeah, yeah, Bo's going to be interrogating her, saying you need to get more extreme,

00:00:55.780 you need to start really throwing out the zingers, that's what Bo does.

00:00:59.100 No, we're going to be talking about respect for ancestors and the attempts to distort people's views

00:01:07.960 and understanding and connection to their ancestors.

00:01:11.340 Bo's going to be telling us about how we don't actually need a position on foreign conflicts.

00:01:16.520 It's a bit more nuanced than that, but sure, we'll go with that.

00:01:19.180 Close enough, and we're also going to be having a general discussion about Parliament

00:01:23.860 and the sorts of people who should be in Parliament, which I'm looking forward to.

00:01:27.780 But before we get into that, I have been asked to tell everybody that there is a 3pm live stream

00:01:35.060 RealPolitik with Firaz, where he's going to be doing a review of the year.

00:01:41.040 Anyway, before I get into the news as well, hello Lucy.

00:01:45.500 Hey Harry, how's it going?

00:01:46.820 I'm doing alright, thank you. I didn't mean to accuse you of racism.

00:01:50.780 Okay, don't worry.

00:01:52.100 It's only a joke, we jest a lot in the office, don't we? So it's fine.

00:01:55.860 I'd just like to say hello to the audience.

00:01:57.720 Hello. Happy Christmas. Merry Christmas in a few days.

00:02:01.300 So hopefully we'll be giving you a good show, good Christmas present here, getting to be in our presence.

00:02:09.640 Oh well, I mean, sounds a bit full of you.

00:02:11.760 No, I'm joking.

00:02:12.600 Anyway, alright, let's get into the news then, shall we?

00:02:15.860 Thank you very much.

00:02:17.260 Okay.

00:02:18.480 I'm sorry folks, I'm drinking a white monster, I'm very tired. 1.00

00:02:22.140 Anyway, I'm not normally a non-mond date.

00:02:23.860 Okay, so let's talk about ancestry and the attempts of many people, many liberal types,

00:02:33.560 to try to distort people's grip, connection to their own ancestry,

00:02:38.840 and also distort who your ancestors were, what they believed in,

00:02:42.920 and why they would want to do something like that.

00:02:45.480 Because it's a very common motif, I see, a talking point that is exemplified by this recent post

00:02:52.420 that I've seen going about from some nobody called Sonny Bunch.

00:02:56.900 If you want to know what he's from, he does writing for things like the Washington Post and other outlets.

00:03:03.120 But for Washington Post and other outlets, it seems that he's not done much writing for them since early 2023,

00:03:08.780 so almost three years removed, and it's all on movies, very lightweight cultural critique of movies.

00:03:16.820 So I wasn't familiar with this guy, but this was going around of him saying,

00:03:21.460 I am generally of the opinion that caring about what ancestors who died before you were born did

00:03:27.900 is complete loser-ess, and nothing I've seen the last few years has really changed that.

00:03:33.820 So that's a pretty big statement to start off with. 1.00

00:03:37.800 What a dipshit take. 0.99

00:03:39.740 Could it be more wrong? 1.00

00:03:42.080 Well, I mean...

00:03:42.620 Could it be more wrong, really?

00:03:44.100 We can explore how wrong it is.

00:03:45.960 Who says that?

00:03:47.520 Him.

00:03:48.100 Oh, him, obviously, yeah. 1.00

00:03:49.720 What kind of subversive moron would say and think such a thing, let alone type it out? 1.00

00:03:55.280 Well, somebody who is being overtly subversive, I would say, 0.99

00:03:59.420 and I do have a few points against it to refute it that I'm going to highlight in a moment.

00:04:05.200 But first, let's see his own attempt to respond to people's responses, basic responses,

00:04:12.540 what I would argue are straw man responses that he received.

00:04:16.540 He says,

00:04:17.020 There were three basic responses to this tweet.

00:04:20.880 Response one,

00:04:21.840 But I enjoy doing genealogy.

00:04:23.840 It's neat.

00:04:24.780 He says,

00:04:25.360 That's great.

00:04:26.360 I thought it was fairly obvious in the context of the whole blood and soil heritage American discourse from the other day.

00:04:31.940 That's not who I was talking about here.

00:04:33.980 And then he goes on to reaffirm that you are actually allowed to be interested in the things that your ancestors did.

00:04:40.660 Like he uses the example of your ancestors being in the Boston Massacre, for instance,

00:04:45.160 as though we need this guy or anybody else's affirmation to appreciate what our ancestors did and hold a connection to them

00:04:54.880 while he's trying to completely tear you away from that connection. 0.94

00:04:59.520 And also, like you say, kind of shit all over your appreciation of them and what they did. 0.96

00:05:05.260 Because in my estimation, if your ancestors were at something like the Boston Massacre, 0.99

00:05:11.520 or if they came over on the Mayflower, for instance, if you're American,

00:05:15.280 or if you're English, just being English in England,

00:05:19.920 as in you have Britonic ancestry along with, you know, Anglo-Saxon ancestry,

00:05:23.840 that does give you a certain right, that gives you a connection and a legitimate claim to the land

00:05:33.320 and the nation and its culture, far more than somebody who just got off the boat yesterday.

00:05:38.460 It would be really cool to have an ancestor that was wearing a red coat at the Boston Massacre.

00:05:45.140 Very specific side that you've chosen there, though.

00:05:48.440 How to alienate our entire American audience.

00:05:50.500 I would have loved to have had an ancestor in 1812 holding the torches, lighting the torches.

00:05:56.460 Yeah, that would be cool.

00:05:57.440 Yeah, thanks, Sonny Bunch, for allowing it to have ancestors.

00:06:03.740 It's weird that this guy feels like,

00:06:05.460 this is a weird thing from a lot of these kind of nobody cultural critics,

00:06:10.120 where they feel like they have the right to say,

00:06:13.400 no, you need my approval to believe in X or Y thing.

00:06:18.940 No, I don't, actually. 0.99

00:06:20.500 No, I don't, and the arguments that you're presenting are complete rubbish. 0.91

00:06:25.700 Well, it's a, broadly, it's a leftist thing, isn't it? 0.84

00:06:29.260 It's a communist thing, like, um, that you have to start history afresh.

00:06:33.540 Oh, yeah.

00:06:34.220 You know, from Mao to Pol Pot, you actually have to declare war on history and your ancestors, 0.72

00:06:39.680 because there's something fundamentally wrong with it, right?

00:06:44.020 Like, even the idea that nostalgia is cringe.

00:06:47.020 No, it isn't. 1.00

00:06:48.340 The idea that if you wanted to turn the clock back in any sense, you're just an idiot and wrongheaded. 1.00

00:06:53.580 No, no, no, no, no. 1.00

00:06:54.680 It's a war with conservatism at its essence, with a small c.

00:06:58.860 Yeah, no, I reject it.

00:07:00.000 It's all part of the whole progressive arc of history, that things, time moving forwards

00:07:06.400 just means that automatically, alongside that, things get automatically better.

00:07:11.160 And so, if you think maybe things were better in the past, it's because you're irrational,

00:07:16.760 illogical, emotional, unscientific, you don't appreciate the benefits that modernity has

00:07:23.560 given us.

00:07:24.740 Again, the communist thing, that there'll be a new man.

00:07:27.540 There will be a revolution.

00:07:29.320 It will start from day one.

00:07:31.840 Like, the French Revolution, even.

00:07:33.880 It's all wounding.

00:07:34.960 You still get, like, pinkos, commies, whatever, socialists like this, subversives.

00:07:40.240 And it's all part of the thing.

00:07:41.260 Oh, nostalgia is cringe, bro.

00:07:43.400 It's like, hmm, no.

00:07:44.720 And now I'm really suspicious of you.

00:07:46.900 What you actually want.

00:07:48.080 And, I mean, here is the whole thing kind of summed up in his response to, again, the

00:07:53.500 straw man kind of response.

00:07:54.640 It's not even really that much of a straw man, to be honest, because the argument that's

00:07:58.020 being presented is fair, where he says response to, well, I bet you wouldn't say that to the 0.75

00:08:03.420 Jews or the blacks, huh? 0.96

00:08:04.800 Would you? 0.91

00:08:05.860 Actually, a fair question.

00:08:09.620 I mean, does he have an answer?

00:08:11.580 Is this the sort of thing that Jews and black people and plenty of other ethnicities get

00:08:19.540 asked to do, often, to reject their entire history, to condemn everything that came before

00:08:25.720 them?

00:08:25.980 Or is it just something that tends to happen to white European people that you need to

00:08:31.400 condemn everything? 1.00

00:08:32.720 Well, his response to that is just, that's loser shit and kind of, sort of gives the game 0.99

00:08:37.740 away, which is a non-answer. 1.00

00:08:39.540 What game?

00:08:40.400 What were you talking about?

00:08:42.820 What game?

00:08:43.220 Can you decode the game?

00:08:44.420 No.

00:08:45.200 But, yeah, I mean, our ancestors and, you know, grandparents didn't fight and die in World

00:08:51.320 War II for the country to be the way it is. 0.80

00:08:54.620 So, you know, our ancestors would be furious at the way our country is right now.

00:09:00.220 So there is something to be said about our ancestors.

00:09:02.600 We're not respecting them at all right now.

00:09:04.940 No, and I'll get into why that is in a moment.

00:09:08.040 Of course, the present is a product of the past, right?

00:09:11.620 Just as a small child is a reflection of their parents, so we are a reflection of our ancestors.

00:09:18.260 And so to wipe that away, try and do away with that wholesale, is an insanity.

00:09:23.540 And it never, ever works.

00:09:24.940 It always ends in, you know, some sort of Maoist, Pol Pot-esque nightmare every time.

00:09:32.020 It's just, yeah, he's wrong.

00:09:34.020 Yeah, and then his last response to these straw man arguments is the oddest from a handful 1.00

00:09:41.160 of bad faith hacks and morons. 1.00

00:09:43.240 You don't care about my Boston Massacre uncle? 1.00

00:09:45.460 Well, then, I guess you don't care about history at all.

00:09:48.820 At which point he just, like, again, another non-answer.

00:09:51.600 But the thing is, if history is about the actions of people and what people did, as history

00:09:57.580 actually is, then if you don't care about the people, your own ancestors or other people's

00:10:03.700 ancestors and what they did in history, then you kind of don't care about history unless

00:10:07.760 you do, like, kind of in a Marxist way, see history as just all of these vague abstract

00:10:12.820 forces, kind of wishy-washy moving about in unpredictable fashion.

00:10:18.480 No, history is the history of people.

00:10:20.620 Especially if you're in America, like this guy is, well, actually, what the people at

00:10:25.040 the Boston Massacre did is kind of important.

00:10:27.840 That's an important point in American history.

00:10:30.160 So it's very strange, but this is quite a common kind of attitude that I see bandied about.

00:10:35.640 Like, Beau says it's the whole, like, new man, you've got to restart history.

00:10:40.420 But the question is, why would somebody want to promote this behaviour?

00:10:47.120 And it's because they want to control you.

00:10:50.300 They want to disconnect you from the past.

00:10:53.560 And so I've got a few responses that I've written down here to this kind of, you shouldn't

00:10:59.120 care about your ancestors' argument that's always stated these days, and it's kind of

00:11:04.600 pushed on people through the media.

00:11:06.900 So first of all, just understanding your past keeps you rooted in your culture and ties you

00:11:12.860 to a greater chain of being and obligations that you have both to your ancestors and to

00:11:17.520 your descendants.

00:11:18.060 If you recognise that you come from a place and a people that have developed in a very

00:11:23.080 particular way, that makes you the heir to a legacy.

00:11:26.800 And that means that you have an obligation as well to pass that legacy onto your own children

00:11:31.680 and your descendants.

00:11:32.800 The further your children, your grandchildren, your great-grandchildren.

00:11:35.860 This is kind of one of the reasons that people have decided that they really hate the

00:11:39.400 boomers these days is because they are seen to have completely ignored that obligation.

00:11:46.700 So that's one thing.

00:11:48.000 So for your own posterity, you might want to care about the world that came before you

00:11:51.960 so that you can better care about the now and make it better for the future again.

00:11:56.980 And the very concept is kind of mad, right?

00:12:00.340 That each generation stands on the shoulders of the last. 0.68

00:12:03.420 And that's actual progress.

00:12:05.140 That's what culture is.

00:12:06.360 That's what civilisation actually is.

00:12:07.780 So to abandon that is mental.

00:12:11.440 It's a civilisational global experiment for people of European descent.

00:12:17.120 And within a couple of generations, it has been completely disastrous.

00:12:21.840 So there's the other reasons as well, which is, I mean, first and foremost, your ancestors

00:12:26.240 are the reasons you exist in the first place.

00:12:29.200 If they didn't exist, if they didn't have children who then ended up having more children,

00:12:33.340 who then ended up having you, you wouldn't be here.

00:12:36.140 Like this, there's kind of attached to the broader argument that I see people have where

00:12:40.820 it's like, oh, there was only a 1% chance of you being born in England or something like

00:12:46.580 that, where it's acting as though your soul was just kind of in a big pot of souls that

00:12:53.400 just gets randomly chucked out into the world and allocated to a random baby instead of you

00:12:59.880 being like the product of your parents deciding to have children.

00:13:03.860 That's a really weird one that I don't like that I see people throw about because it is

00:13:08.860 a deceptive way of trying to get you to see things in this alienating, isolating fashion.

00:13:15.200 There's some other reasons as well.

00:13:17.580 You could have been born a Nigerian or a scorpion or something and you're just lucky that you're 1.00

00:13:24.620 born in English and like...

00:13:26.880 Actually, Beau, I couldn't have because neither of my parents are Nigerian.

00:13:30.880 Or a scorpion. 0.95

00:13:32.220 Or a scorpion.

00:13:33.160 As far as I'm aware, I've not checked the back of their heads for little zips where

00:13:38.120 they might reveal the scorpions underneath.

00:13:40.440 And I'm not going to check because I like things how they are right now.

00:13:43.680 Thank you very much.

00:13:44.680 But there's another aspect to this, which is this, if you are taking pride in the achievements

00:13:50.080 of your ancestors, then you're living off of their stolen valour.

00:13:53.840 You don't need to do anything in your own life if you have this perspective because

00:13:59.300 you're just taking pride for things that you didn't do.

00:14:02.080 I disagree with that one completely because if your ancestors did great things, you actually

00:14:06.980 have a standard to hold yourself to.

00:14:10.080 And if your ancestors... 0.75

00:14:11.480 If you come from a line of losers who just accidentally ended up having you through pure 0.83

00:14:16.680 luck and chance, well then, that's still good too because that is the lineage you come 0.97

00:14:21.500 from.

00:14:21.740 You should still respect those people.

00:14:23.660 But you can then challenge yourself to be better than they were and to do greater things

00:14:28.620 than they were.

00:14:29.060 So it's all about holding yourself to standards.

00:14:31.440 And then there's the broader societal aspects of all of this, which is that, again, this

00:14:36.340 seems to only be something that white people are asked to do these days outside of a situation

00:14:42.020 like Maoist China.

00:14:43.940 Because other people are very, very tied into their culture and history.

00:14:48.660 And it gives them a greater collective strength.

00:14:51.120 You can consider groups like Africans and the Jews and American Indians and lots of other people.

00:14:58.420 And whites are the only ones encouraged to abandon their history, mainly for the benefit of these 1.00

00:15:04.380 other groups so that we can feel comfortable giving them our legacy and giving them our stuff.

00:15:11.560 And with that, these historical grievances that these people play to don't go away.

00:15:16.700 So we're simultaneously asked to hate or ignore our ancestors while these people stand on their graves,

00:15:25.100 demanding our stuff for what our ancestors supposedly did to theirs.

00:15:29.500 That seems like a bit of a weird double standard.

00:15:32.200 And then also, of course, like, everybody seems very interested.

00:15:35.900 Everybody else is allowed to be very interested in our ancestors as well.

00:15:41.160 And again, it's really because Boomer Orwell, quote, I know, but it's very prescient.

00:15:47.040 He who controls the past controls the present.

00:15:49.280 And he who controls the present controls the future.

00:15:52.260 And you see them do this all the time.

00:15:53.640 The meddling.

00:15:54.600 The meddling with our history.

00:15:57.440 You've read 1984, I take it?

00:15:59.300 Nope.

00:16:00.020 Haven't you?

00:16:00.540 Nope.

00:16:01.460 Have you read it?

00:16:02.760 Partially in school.

00:16:03.640 That means no.

00:16:08.080 I'm sorry, Bo.

00:16:09.360 I just know the quotes and the memes.

00:16:11.160 Yeah, I'm a bit disappointed.

00:16:12.540 It's free on audiobook on YouTube, unabridged.

00:16:15.300 Everyone should.

00:16:15.800 Anyway, one of the main themes in that, one of the jobs that Winston,

00:16:19.720 the main, Winston's job in it is to rewrite the past.

00:16:24.720 That's his job, is that the party has decided that something is haram,

00:16:30.080 that something is now beyond the pale.

00:16:31.840 And he has to go back and either just destroy or rewrite every single article,

00:16:40.100 every single book that says the thing that's now wrong think.

00:16:45.500 Right?

00:16:46.000 And so, obviously, it's a work of fiction.

00:16:49.680 But it's based on where, you know, where Stalin really did want to do that.

00:16:53.300 There'll be someone in the NKVD or something which themselves got purged.

00:16:57.340 You have to go back and expunge them from history.

00:17:01.160 So, again, it's part...

00:17:01.760 I mean, there's all those famous photos of Stalin with his advisers where

00:17:04.960 each different variation of the photo, less and less of them are in it.

00:17:09.080 Right, yeah.

00:17:09.420 They've been an old school version of shopped.

00:17:11.520 They've been shopped out of existence.

00:17:13.020 Yeah.

00:17:13.300 Not only are they dead now, but they never existed.

00:17:17.600 Right?

00:17:17.720 So, it's not really a new concept what these people are aiming at,

00:17:20.900 what they're trying to do.

00:17:22.260 It's not only destroy any pride or any privilege you might have

00:17:27.800 or anything from your history and from your ancestors,

00:17:31.700 but that you never had it.

00:17:33.580 Not that you were wrong-headed to, but it never existed.

00:17:36.160 Well, it's like with the British Nationality Act of 1981.

00:17:40.600 It's sort of, you know, if anyone can become British,

00:17:43.120 then what it means to be British means nothing.

00:17:45.400 So, that's ruining our ancestors, our relationship with our ancestors

00:17:51.540 by saying, you know, the three of us here are British,

00:17:55.020 but then someone off the boat can then eventually get a passport

00:17:58.780 that says they're British.

00:18:00.040 Are they just as British as us?

00:18:01.880 Well, obviously not.

00:18:03.040 Well, it was like with Rishi Sunak saying that he was English

00:18:06.420 and everybody trying to tell us that he was English.

00:18:08.580 He's not. He's an Indian man. 0.97

00:18:11.340 It's very weird that there would be a kind of skittishness around that fact

00:18:17.500 because he's obviously Indian, he looks Indian, he's Indian parents,

00:18:22.980 he celebrates Indian customs like when he celebrated Diwali at Downing Street,

00:18:28.360 and it was simply a form of gaslighting for the mass British populace

00:18:32.780 to tell us that this tiny, nerdy Indian man was in some way related to our ancestors. 0.99

00:18:42.020 Because that's what it was basically saying is like,

00:18:43.700 if Englishness, as I believe, as is factually true,

00:18:47.800 is related to your ancestry, if it goes back to Hengist and Horsa,

00:18:51.620 the Anglo-Saxon invasions and all that,

00:18:53.840 what he's basically saying is that he's also got a claim on that legacy

00:18:58.120 and that he's also got a relation to that in any way that doesn't start

00:19:02.560 before the empire and the Raj and his family's involvement in that.

00:19:07.080 He can say, you know, his family was involved in that,

00:19:09.540 but that doesn't make him English.

00:19:11.300 No, well, it's, you know, if he is English,

00:19:14.080 then he's saying that his ancestors came over to India

00:19:17.940 and, you know, as the Indians love to say,

00:19:21.240 you know, looted all their resources.

00:19:23.640 So it's...

00:19:24.060 Socks to be them, I suppose.

00:19:25.480 Saying that that's his ancestors were the ones that did that.

00:19:28.800 You know, it just doesn't make any sense.

00:19:30.260 Obviously, he's not English.

00:19:31.760 Obviously, his ancestors are Indian.

00:19:34.500 They didn't come over.

00:19:35.960 It's also like David Lammy, who one minute he's British 0.86

00:19:39.240 and then he's Caribbean and he calls for reparations.

00:19:42.340 So if he's British, 0.87

00:19:44.420 why would a British person call for reparations for their own people?

00:19:48.140 From himself.

00:19:48.820 It's because he's Caribbean.

00:19:50.800 So you can't be both.

00:19:52.920 I mean, that's always one of the biggest questions.

00:19:56.160 Well, if you're British, 0.97

00:19:57.800 are you paying for the reparations or am I?

00:20:00.520 Or are you paying me reparations?

00:20:02.340 Who's actually...

00:20:03.220 He's paying himself.

00:20:04.520 Yeah, who actually has to...

00:20:06.720 Who actually has to foot the bill?

00:20:09.040 What a strange sort of endless identity crisis it must be.

00:20:13.800 I remember seeing Ash Sarkar a while ago

00:20:15.620 and people can find tweets where she's saying,

00:20:18.100 I'm not British.

00:20:19.300 And then making an argument in another tweet saying that she is.

00:20:23.480 And so just playing around with the concept

00:20:25.880 to try and win an argument at any given moment.

00:20:28.820 It would just be...

00:20:29.640 It's not really an identity crisis for them

00:20:31.420 when it's just completely dishonest bad faith, though, isn't it?

00:20:34.280 Well, right, yeah, certainly.

00:20:35.300 Obviously, bad faith.

00:20:36.380 Just obviously nonsense.

00:20:37.140 Yeah, but again, looking to the past,

00:20:42.000 if we're not allowed to care about these things, 0.99

00:20:45.000 if it's loser shit to care about such things, 0.99

00:20:48.480 then why should it be of any concern whatsoever 0.99

00:20:52.520 that Cheddar Man was initially shown

00:20:55.780 or initially said to have had dark skin, for instance?

00:21:01.420 And this article from The Guardian

00:21:02.980 changes the way that we think about our ancestors.

00:21:06.840 Well, why should that matter?

00:21:09.020 Why should that matter if I'm completely disconnected from them?

00:21:12.180 Or is that only in certain circumstances?

00:21:14.700 Only if I'm being proud of the sorts of achievements that they did,

00:21:19.900 of the kind of civilizing missions,

00:21:22.100 of the Industrial Revolution,

00:21:24.840 of massive progressive leaps in philosophical thought,

00:21:28.680 all of these things.

00:21:30.000 I'm not allowed to care about that.

00:21:32.180 But if I go back 10,000 years

00:21:34.120 and find that this guy may have had a darker skin tone,

00:21:37.140 which, by the way,

00:21:38.540 was probably completely BS,

00:21:42.560 apparently that means that,

00:21:44.360 well, if your ancestors,

00:21:45.620 who have no relation, by the way,

00:21:47.580 to Africans either way,

00:21:51.040 but if he had a darker skin tone,

00:21:52.380 you have to now open your floodgates to the third world. 1.00

00:21:55.120 Did you see the beachy head lady thing? 0.91

00:21:56.880 Oh, oh, yep.

00:21:57.820 Have you got that?

00:21:58.480 Oh, there you go.

00:21:59.180 Boom.

00:21:59.860 And the whole thing about this

00:22:01.320 was all based around bunk science in the first place

00:22:04.940 because, as you can see,

00:22:06.360 obviously even just from what's available of this,

00:22:09.900 one of the geneticists who performed the research

00:22:12.860 that was initially done for Cheddar Man

00:22:14.700 said that the results were less than conclusive

00:22:18.120 and, according to others,

00:22:19.600 were not even close to knowing the skin color

00:22:21.620 of any ancient human.

00:22:22.800 Now, that was back in 2018

00:22:24.600 when some of the scientific methods

00:22:27.400 used to determine these things

00:22:29.560 were still in their infancy.

00:22:31.500 But actually,

00:22:32.800 science has progressed quite a bit since then

00:22:35.820 and these methods are now far more accurate.

00:22:39.100 So I don't know if there's been anything new done

00:22:41.720 with Cheddar Man,

00:22:42.680 but I can say that Beachy Head Woman 1.00

00:22:45.400 has been confirmed, shockingly,

00:22:48.800 to have been a white, blonde, blue-eyed woman. 1.00

00:22:53.120 And this is an ancestor of the British people right now.

00:22:57.520 She was supposedly found in what?

00:22:59.300 She was supposedly dated to somewhere between 100 and 300 AD.

00:23:04.600 It's probably the 2nd century AD, the Roman period.

00:23:07.640 So, Roman period, going back less than 2,000 years.

00:23:11.460 They initially wanted to tell us

00:23:13.500 that she was from sub-Saharan Africa

00:23:16.380 and this was one, a plaque...

00:23:18.840 What an outrageous thing.

00:23:20.100 I know.

00:23:21.060 Truly, the chutzpah.

00:23:22.660 This plaque...

00:23:23.260 Of it.

00:23:23.980 ...was put there to commemorate this.

00:23:27.660 The remains of Beachy Head Woman 0.81

00:23:29.120 were found near this site of African origin.

00:23:32.160 She lived in East Sussex 2nd to 3rd century AD.

00:23:36.660 Now, that's been taken down now.

00:23:39.560 It's been taken down because it's utter nonsense.

00:23:42.880 It was in 2016, a series called Black and British,

00:23:46.400 presented by Professor Olusoga,

00:23:49.100 who wrote that book, Black and British,

00:23:51.640 which I assume he's going to have to go back and rewrite now.

00:23:55.220 And similarly, BBC are presumably going to have to go back

00:23:58.280 and, like, redo this whole series now,

00:24:01.020 or at least print a retraction of some sort.

00:24:04.040 Clearly, if they were honest...

00:24:06.100 Probably just memory-holding it.

00:24:07.300 They're good at that.

00:24:08.100 Yeah.

00:24:08.460 Right, that's what they do.

00:24:09.140 They suggested that the Roman skeleton of a woman

00:24:12.460 found at Beachy Head was from sub-Saharan Africa.

00:24:16.360 Well, not just North Africa.

00:24:17.280 Not just North Africa.

00:24:18.700 Like, might be explainable with the Roman Empire.

00:24:21.080 I was going to say, because the thing is,

00:24:22.340 it's totally possible...

00:24:23.600 In fact, I think there is evidence

00:24:24.820 that a very, very, very small number of people

00:24:27.020 in the early Roman imperial period,

00:24:29.680 after the legions of Claudius invaded,

00:24:34.540 that you might get someone from as far afield as Syria,

00:24:37.380 modern-day Syria, or Mesopotamia,

00:24:39.640 or even North Africa,

00:24:41.840 a tiny number of people might have ended up

00:24:44.040 in the British Isles in the 2nd or 3rd century AD.

00:24:47.160 OK, that's possible.

00:24:48.740 But just to say that this woman looked like that,

00:24:52.140 and that she's sub-Saharan,

00:24:54.360 it was just entirely untrue.

00:24:56.340 There was no evidence for it at any point.

00:24:58.520 So that was just a lie.

00:24:59.860 Just a malicious...

00:25:00.780 Here's the reason they did it.

00:25:01.920 Falsehood.

00:25:02.600 I mean...

00:25:02.880 Here's the reason they did it.

00:25:04.100 The statement in the show,

00:25:05.560 David Olasoga's documentary series,

00:25:08.400 told the story of, quote,

00:25:10.320 the enduring relationship between Britain

00:25:13.160 and people whose origins lie in Africa.

00:25:17.400 That was the whole reason to put this claim forward.

00:25:20.520 That was the whole reason for warping the history,

00:25:23.240 because whether they want it or not,

00:25:24.560 people's ancestry does matter to them,

00:25:27.200 even if they don't want it to.

00:25:29.720 But in this situation,

00:25:31.080 it's kind of weaponising it against you,

00:25:33.400 where they say, well, actually,

00:25:36.180 these people were brown or consorted 0.89

00:25:39.080 and had the same kind of migration patterns

00:25:42.180 as we see now.

00:25:43.960 Therefore, what you're living in

00:25:45.360 is not a completely radical,

00:25:48.500 never-before-seen period of history.

00:25:51.820 This is completely normal.

00:25:53.920 Don't look behind the curtains.

00:25:55.320 There's no man pulling levers.

00:25:56.880 This is completely normal.

00:25:58.160 And so they present this

00:26:00.180 when in actual reality,

00:26:02.800 according to the refined DNA methods

00:26:05.500 that they use now,

00:26:06.500 Dr. Marsh carried out the genetic study,

00:26:09.060 said,

00:26:09.660 using state-of-the-art DNA techniques,

00:26:11.800 we're able to resolve the origins

00:26:13.160 of this individual,

00:26:14.400 shows that she carries genetic ancestry

00:26:16.200 that is most similar to other individuals

00:26:17.940 from the local population

00:26:19.480 of Roman-era Britain.

00:26:21.660 The thing I read said

00:26:22.840 there was categorically

00:26:24.200 no African DNA in it.

00:26:28.220 None.

00:26:28.440 None whatsoever,

00:26:29.340 because they also thought

00:26:30.360 that she might have come from Cyprus

00:26:32.420 and looked Mediterranean.

00:26:34.100 Also wrong.

00:26:35.580 Also wrong.

00:26:36.160 They've refined the DNA techniques

00:26:37.500 and, shock of all shocks,

00:26:39.580 Britain,

00:26:40.200 up until five minutes ago,

00:26:42.180 looked like that.

00:26:43.620 Well, it's a deliberate attempt

00:26:44.880 to try and distort our history.

00:26:47.480 And as you said,

00:26:48.120 I think the key word you used,

00:26:50.440 Harry,

00:26:50.760 was to try and normalise migration.

00:26:53.780 Because the current situation

00:26:55.040 we're living in

00:26:55.800 is not normal.

00:26:57.780 You know,

00:26:57.960 we've had migration

00:26:59.380 since the 1940s,

00:27:00.900 mass migration,

00:27:01.820 arguably since Tony Blair,

00:27:03.520 but also arguably before that.

00:27:05.940 They're trying to normalise

00:27:07.020 as if all of this is

00:27:08.240 how life should be

00:27:09.580 when it's absolutely incorrect.

00:27:11.260 And that's why we need

00:27:12.320 re-migration,

00:27:13.180 because

00:27:13.740 these people,

00:27:17.140 their ancestors,

00:27:18.120 their history

00:27:18.720 is not in Britain.

00:27:21.400 They have their own history,

00:27:22.460 their own ancestors.

00:27:23.340 They should be proud

00:27:24.040 of their own history

00:27:24.960 and their own ancestors

00:27:26.440 and stop trying to

00:27:28.100 invade

00:27:28.660 and include themselves

00:27:30.540 and enforce themselves

00:27:31.760 upon us.

00:27:32.940 Well, the problem with that,

00:27:33.860 though,

00:27:34.000 is that the civilisations

00:27:35.660 that their ancestors built

00:27:36.860 aren't quite as comfy

00:27:37.840 as ours.

00:27:39.060 And they don't give out

00:27:40.200 free stuff like ours do.

00:27:42.040 Well, they like to claim

00:27:42.720 that they're British,

00:27:43.440 so they would argue

00:27:44.060 that they built

00:27:44.940 all of this

00:27:45.780 if they're just as British 0.87

00:27:46.680 as us.

00:27:47.220 What a shaky logic it is.

00:27:49.500 Yeah.

00:27:49.860 There's remains of a woman

00:27:51.500 from the early Roman

00:27:52.820 imperial period

00:27:53.560 who looked like

00:27:54.400 Helen and Bonham Carter

00:27:55.400 fell asleep on the sunbed.

00:27:57.340 Therefore,

00:27:58.220 you can't have a country.

00:28:00.040 Therefore,

00:28:00.280 you must have open borders

00:28:01.340 and limitless invaders.

00:28:04.880 That doesn't add up.

00:28:05.920 That doesn't make sense.

00:28:06.660 Yeah, it's because

00:28:07.460 a homogenous population

00:28:09.760 is a strong population

00:28:10.940 and therefore,

00:28:11.940 when you break that down,

00:28:14.140 the country becomes weaker

00:28:15.340 and therefore,

00:28:15.800 it's easier

00:28:16.220 to continue invading.

00:28:18.500 So they're just trying

00:28:19.080 to destroy

00:28:19.880 what it means

00:28:20.480 to be English,

00:28:21.220 what it means

00:28:21.620 to be British.

00:28:22.400 But that's why

00:28:23.400 we simply cannot

00:28:24.200 allow that to happen.

00:28:25.820 It's all very deliberate

00:28:26.720 and malevolent,

00:28:28.620 isn't it?

00:28:29.560 Yeah.

00:28:29.940 Very deliberate,

00:28:30.420 obviously so.

00:28:31.220 And obviously,

00:28:31.920 that's what we see

00:28:32.440 here in England,

00:28:33.140 but in America,

00:28:33.980 if they can't just,

00:28:34.960 because America's

00:28:35.560 a very young country,

00:28:37.240 still.

00:28:38.180 250 years, nearly.

00:28:40.060 Nearly,

00:28:40.500 but that's still

00:28:40.980 very young compared to here.

00:28:42.480 There's public urinals

00:28:43.580 in Paris that are like

00:28:44.800 three times older

00:28:45.760 than the United States.

00:28:47.380 Yes, that is true.

00:28:48.440 Again, just losing

00:28:49.280 United States followers there.

00:28:51.080 But like,

00:28:51.440 we're not,

00:28:51.860 it's all right.

00:28:53.500 Americans are known

00:28:54.560 for being able

00:28:55.460 to take a joke, right?

00:28:56.780 Hopefully, yeah.

00:28:57.320 Hopefully, yeah.

00:28:57.820 Hopefully.

00:28:58.340 We know you've got

00:28:59.060 thicker skin than Americans. 0.94

00:29:00.500 Come on.

00:29:01.540 But yeah,

00:29:02.240 in America,

00:29:02.780 we have photographs

00:29:04.560 of what a lot of these

00:29:05.780 people looked like

00:29:06.760 if you go into

00:29:07.300 the late 19th century.

00:29:09.160 We have paintings.

00:29:10.880 We have their writings.

00:29:12.720 So you can't really

00:29:13.780 pull this game

00:29:15.080 with America.

00:29:16.320 People might try to.

00:29:17.660 The black Hebrew Israelites 0.90

00:29:19.080 might want to claim 0.64

00:29:20.100 that George Washington

00:29:21.340 was a black man,

00:29:22.300 but they can't really

00:29:23.060 very well do that,

00:29:24.180 can they?

00:29:24.860 On Twitter,

00:29:25.560 a few weeks ago,

00:29:26.640 you've just reminded me,

00:29:27.620 I posted,

00:29:28.160 there's a photo of

00:29:29.460 both John Quincy Adams,

00:29:32.000 the sixth president,

00:29:32.900 I think he was

00:29:33.220 the sixth president

00:29:33.760 of the United States,

00:29:35.040 and also Andrew Jackson.

00:29:37.640 There's photographs of them

00:29:38.640 as very, very old men 1.00

00:29:39.820 taken in sort of

00:29:41.020 the mid-19th century

00:29:42.700 or like the 1870s

00:29:44.140 or something at the latest,

00:29:44.980 something like that.

00:29:46.240 Yeah, and they were

00:29:46.740 small boys

00:29:47.360 during the revolution.

00:29:49.560 They were both

00:29:49.960 sort of about

00:29:50.320 nine years old,

00:29:51.080 I think,

00:29:51.560 in 1776.

00:29:54.380 So, yeah,

00:29:55.120 it gives you an impression,

00:29:56.000 it gives you an idea.

00:29:57.240 It shows you

00:29:57.800 what the country

00:29:58.820 would have looked

00:29:59.460 like demographically,

00:30:01.380 obviously.

00:30:02.520 So they can't really

00:30:03.080 pull this trick

00:30:04.100 on Americans.

00:30:05.740 So in America,

00:30:07.460 they'll just tell you

00:30:08.320 that like Robert E. Lee

00:30:09.820 is the most evilest man 0.79

00:30:11.940 to ever live 1.00

00:30:12.880 and they'll just tear down

00:30:14.480 the statues of him

00:30:15.580 and as they've done now,

00:30:17.920 replace it with this

00:30:19.260 woman that 0.97

00:30:21.940 I've never heard of before

00:30:24.900 and I'd not seen

00:30:26.100 and I'd not seen anybody

00:30:26.660 really speaking

00:30:27.600 about her before

00:30:28.740 until this statue

00:30:30.200 was erected of her,

00:30:31.820 Barbara Rose Johns.

00:30:33.740 Now, her story,

00:30:35.060 I looked into an NPR article

00:30:36.860 about it,

00:30:37.540 was that she supposedly

00:30:38.660 in 1951

00:30:40.300 organised a school walkout

00:30:43.740 to protest

00:30:44.940 segregated schools

00:30:46.520 and this was organising

00:30:48.880 450 students

00:30:51.620 to walk out

00:30:52.500 after they had

00:30:54.160 lured the principal

00:30:55.180 of the school

00:30:56.100 off grounds

00:30:57.340 to pull this

00:30:58.240 remarkable thing off

00:30:59.220 and then it was

00:30:59.980 two weeks later

00:31:01.180 the NAACP

00:31:02.940 managed to catch

00:31:03.660 wind of this

00:31:04.560 and decided to

00:31:05.960 represent them,

00:31:07.080 put a lawsuit forward

00:31:08.220 that ended up

00:31:08.740 getting bundled in

00:31:09.880 with all of the

00:31:10.840 Brown v. Board of Education

00:31:12.300 lawsuits

00:31:12.860 that ended up

00:31:13.600 with the Supreme Court

00:31:14.680 case that

00:31:15.160 desegregated schools.

00:31:16.680 Now, there's a whiff 0.99

00:31:18.640 of shite about 1.00

00:31:19.660 that story, 1.00

00:31:20.940 frankly.

00:31:22.300 Just like the

00:31:23.260 Rosa Parks story,

00:31:24.500 the second that you

00:31:25.180 look into it

00:31:25.880 you realise that

00:31:26.760 oh my goodness

00:31:27.280 this was a

00:31:28.440 media curated

00:31:30.440 photo shoot

00:31:31.720 that again

00:31:32.700 was mainly

00:31:33.660 pulled off

00:31:34.180 by the NAACP.

00:31:35.500 Rosa Parks

00:31:35.980 of course was a

00:31:37.120 trained communist

00:31:38.700 agitator

00:31:39.480 which you'll learn

00:31:40.900 about if you

00:31:41.520 watch my old

00:31:42.240 video on MLK

00:31:43.240 and the civil

00:31:43.800 rights movement

00:31:44.480 on the website.

00:31:45.860 So, I get this

00:31:47.460 I've not had a chance

00:31:48.340 to look into it

00:31:49.140 very much

00:31:49.640 but I get the same

00:31:50.820 kind of stuff

00:31:51.420 with this

00:31:51.700 but it just goes

00:31:52.320 to show that

00:31:52.740 they will tear down

00:31:53.500 the idols of your

00:31:54.380 ancestors if they

00:31:55.320 can't just completely

00:31:56.180 tell you to get rid

00:31:57.020 of them altogether

00:31:57.680 and they will replace

00:31:59.240 them with these

00:32:00.040 people.

00:32:00.480 So, they don't want

00:32:01.320 you to think about

00:32:01.980 the past

00:32:02.540 unless

00:32:03.100 it's in this

00:32:04.800 very curated way.

00:32:06.920 Robert E. Lee

00:32:07.460 was a footnote

00:32:08.260 in history

00:32:08.840 instead who you

00:32:09.960 should be looking

00:32:10.420 up to is this

00:32:11.680 brave amazing

00:32:13.420 woman who 0.99

00:32:14.020 represents the

00:32:14.800 post-war

00:32:15.480 opening up

00:32:16.600 of society

00:32:17.400 in the way

00:32:18.680 that they want

00:32:19.240 to in a way

00:32:19.760 that Robert E. Lee

00:32:20.420 didn't.

00:32:20.980 Robert E. Lee

00:32:21.460 represents the

00:32:22.460 old virtues

00:32:23.480 honour

00:32:24.480 virtue

00:32:27.580 he represents

00:32:29.100 military greatness

00:32:30.640 he represents

00:32:31.960 an aristocratic

00:32:33.060 mentality

00:32:33.920 that's not

00:32:35.080 what they want

00:32:35.660 from you.

00:32:36.540 Perhaps not

00:32:36.880 strategically

00:32:37.400 but tactically

00:32:38.280 he's one of

00:32:38.620 the all-time

00:32:39.020 greats

00:32:39.840 plus there's

00:32:40.360 nothing wrong

00:32:41.040 with remembering

00:32:42.600 history

00:32:43.280 even if it's

00:32:44.300 bad

00:32:44.940 or embarrassing

00:32:46.180 or anything like

00:32:46.800 that

00:32:46.920 there's nothing

00:32:47.180 wrong with that.

00:32:48.640 Well I mean

00:32:48.920 Robert E. Lee

00:32:49.480 I wouldn't even

00:32:50.060 say is bad

00:32:51.000 even though he

00:32:51.480 was on the

00:32:51.860 confederate side

00:32:52.680 or whatever

00:32:53.200 I mean

00:32:53.600 he was asked

00:32:54.500 by the union

00:32:55.240 to be one of

00:32:56.120 their generals

00:32:56.680 wasn't he?

00:32:57.460 Yeah he was the

00:32:57.880 first choice.

00:32:58.660 Yeah and the

00:32:59.040 reason that he

00:32:59.660 said no was

00:33:00.460 because he didn't

00:33:01.160 want to go to

00:33:02.020 war with his

00:33:02.640 own state

00:33:03.220 and his own

00:33:03.720 people.

00:33:04.440 Yeah he

00:33:04.660 considered himself

00:33:05.380 a Virginian

00:33:06.360 first and

00:33:06.940 foremost

00:33:07.400 a lot of

00:33:08.720 people back

00:33:09.220 in the late

00:33:10.020 18th century

00:33:10.600 early 19th

00:33:11.220 century

00:33:11.400 thought that

00:33:11.780 their country

00:33:12.460 they would say

00:33:12.960 their country

00:33:13.580 is their state

00:33:14.940 like I'm a

00:33:15.440 Virginian first 0.99

00:33:16.460 first and

00:33:17.080 foremost

00:33:17.420 and he was

00:33:18.380 the first choice

00:33:18.880 he was Lincoln's

00:33:19.420 first choice

00:33:19.880 to lead the

00:33:20.460 army of the

00:33:21.520 Potomac

00:33:21.960 and he

00:33:22.380 apparently yeah

00:33:23.680 he had a

00:33:24.400 soul-searching

00:33:24.920 evening

00:33:25.440 to decide

00:33:26.580 whether he was

00:33:26.940 going to be

00:33:27.220 on the union

00:33:27.740 side or the

00:33:28.340 confederate side

00:33:29.000 so yeah

00:33:30.840 it's interesting

00:33:31.260 yeah some of

00:33:31.820 his campaigns

00:33:32.400 in the Shenandoah

00:33:33.300 some of the

00:33:34.360 campaigns into

00:33:35.220 the north

00:33:35.700 he did

00:33:36.540 were remarkable

00:33:38.200 pieces of

00:33:38.900 military history

00:33:39.580 I mean

00:33:40.240 why would you

00:33:40.780 try and pretend

00:33:41.600 it never happened

00:33:42.440 rip it down

00:33:42.940 tear it down 0.90

00:33:43.520 get rid of it

00:33:44.140 well that's

00:33:45.320 that's not healthy

00:33:46.140 well there's another

00:33:47.200 virtue that you're not

00:33:48.440 supposed to have

00:33:49.040 these days

00:33:49.660 loyalty

00:33:50.360 loyalty to his

00:33:52.160 people to his

00:33:53.080 kin

00:33:53.380 they don't want you

00:33:55.100 thinking about that

00:33:55.980 they want you to be

00:33:56.840 loyal to abstract

00:33:58.620 values

00:33:59.320 that can change

00:34:00.840 in a moment's

00:34:01.480 notice

00:34:01.760 I mean the

00:34:02.580 other example

00:34:03.340 of distortion

00:34:04.240 or misinformation

00:34:05.080 is George Floyd

00:34:06.380 the reaction

00:34:07.560 to him

00:34:08.020 and you know

00:34:08.920 they painted him

00:34:09.600 as some sort

00:34:10.380 of hero

00:34:10.820 but actually

00:34:11.820 if you look

00:34:12.360 into who

00:34:13.220 he was

00:34:13.640 he was

00:34:14.020 not exactly

00:34:14.860 a good

00:34:15.780 American

00:34:16.160 citizen

00:34:16.800 if your heroes

00:34:18.600 include

00:34:19.360 assaulting

00:34:19.980 pregnant women 0.99

00:34:20.820 using fake 0.83

00:34:21.860 money

00:34:22.200 and

00:34:23.140 swallowing

00:34:24.000 a massive

00:34:24.580 bag of drugs

00:34:25.480 then yeah

00:34:27.460 lionise him

00:34:29.200 why not

00:34:29.640 I mean

00:34:30.680 isn't

00:34:32.560 Fent even

00:34:33.220 becoming

00:34:33.580 yesterday's

00:34:34.280 news now

00:34:34.880 I'm pretty sure

00:34:35.960 on street drugs

00:34:36.760 I've read

00:34:37.280 that Fent's 0.98

00:34:39.060 kind of

00:34:39.640 like

00:34:41.540 yesterday's

00:34:43.320 drug now

00:34:43.860 there's even

00:34:44.540 more illicit

00:34:45.480 substances

00:34:46.460 on American

00:34:47.200 streets

00:34:47.640 Fentanyl

00:34:48.480 is so

00:34:48.940 2022

00:34:49.880 yeah

00:34:50.480 Fentanyl

00:34:51.320 plus

00:34:51.740 is the

00:34:52.180 new market

00:34:52.820 drug

00:34:53.220 please correct

00:34:54.360 me on that

00:34:54.880 if I'm

00:34:55.460 if I'm

00:34:55.780 wrong

00:34:56.000 but anyway

00:34:56.720 yeah

00:34:56.920 so

00:34:57.120 this whole

00:34:58.360 like

00:34:58.600 attitude

00:34:59.200 has been

00:34:59.820 actually

00:35:00.520 seeded

00:35:01.860 and

00:35:02.340 implanted

00:35:03.160 in people's

00:35:04.020 minds

00:35:04.380 for a very

00:35:05.060 long time

00:35:05.740 and longer

00:35:06.240 than

00:35:06.460 wokeness

00:35:07.400 would have

00:35:08.220 you believe

00:35:08.540 people like

00:35:09.120 to think

00:35:09.460 that wokeness

00:35:10.060 maybe started

00:35:10.800 in the mid

00:35:11.220 2010s

00:35:12.080 and then

00:35:12.840 developed

00:35:13.300 from there

00:35:13.940 reached its

00:35:14.520 big excess

00:35:15.180 and now

00:35:15.940 was going

00:35:16.680 down

00:35:16.980 although I

00:35:17.380 would argue

00:35:17.800 with stuff

00:35:18.260 like this

00:35:18.580 new statue

00:35:19.160 coming up

00:35:19.780 maybe

00:35:20.480 less so

00:35:21.520 but the

00:35:22.020 thing is

00:35:22.680 you can watch

00:35:24.100 stuff like

00:35:24.580 this

00:35:25.060 it's a paid

00:35:25.740 episode

00:35:26.080 so I can't

00:35:26.900 show you

00:35:27.980 here

00:35:28.160 but there's

00:35:28.540 a

00:35:28.760 I showed

00:35:29.320 his article

00:35:29.800 on the

00:35:30.120 1919

00:35:30.540 British race

00:35:31.600 riots

00:35:32.060 a few weeks

00:35:32.740 ago

00:35:32.940 Willem Iverson

00:35:33.760 formerly known

00:35:34.340 as American

00:35:35.040 Krogan 0.86

00:35:35.420 currently has

00:35:36.340 a very good

00:35:37.080 series

00:35:37.680 talking about

00:35:38.820 Star Trek

00:35:39.520 and the

00:35:40.040 social engineering

00:35:41.080 and preachiness

00:35:42.360 baked into

00:35:43.160 that series

00:35:43.780 which is only

00:35:44.580 available if

00:35:45.200 you're a paid

00:35:45.860 subscriber on

00:35:46.640 his sub

00:35:47.680 stack

00:35:47.940 but I am

00:35:48.500 and it's

00:35:49.040 very worthwhile

00:35:49.800 it's an

00:35:50.140 excellent series

00:35:50.940 so far

00:35:51.480 but this

00:35:52.340 episode was

00:35:53.040 the one

00:35:53.360 I watched

00:35:53.720 this morning

00:35:54.280 the most

00:35:54.640 recent one

00:35:55.420 Daft

00:35:56.220 Scandi's

00:35:57.060 Noble

00:35:57.540 Indies

00:35:58.080 where he's

00:35:58.500 contrasting

00:35:59.180 in Star

00:35:59.840 Trek Voyager

00:36:00.560 the differing

00:36:02.560 depictions

00:36:04.140 of people

00:36:06.380 of Scandinavian

00:36:07.220 ancestry

00:36:07.700 in their

00:36:08.220 past

00:36:08.700 and people

00:36:09.840 of American

00:36:10.300 Indian

00:36:10.760 ancestry

00:36:11.520 and their

00:36:12.440 past

00:36:12.740 and this

00:36:13.040 is something

00:36:13.420 that you

00:36:13.720 can see

00:36:14.040 throughout

00:36:14.300 lots of

00:36:14.680 stuff

00:36:14.820 but Star

00:36:15.320 Trek

00:36:15.520 seems to

00:36:16.020 be like

00:36:16.540 a prime

00:36:17.440 example

00:36:17.920 especially

00:36:18.360 for how

00:36:18.840 it's

00:36:19.100 influenced

00:36:19.600 a lot

00:36:20.020 of

00:36:20.280 actually

00:36:21.200 very

00:36:21.560 powerful

00:36:22.100 people

00:36:22.540 I mean

00:36:22.820 like

00:36:23.020 Elon Musk

00:36:23.640 and all

00:36:23.940 these

00:36:24.080 people

00:36:24.300 seem to

00:36:24.660 take

00:36:24.880 their

00:36:25.120 idea

00:36:25.460 of

00:36:25.640 this

00:36:25.800 utopian

00:36:26.380 cashless

00:36:27.040 half

00:36:27.980 socialist

00:36:28.500 future

00:36:29.180 straight 0.70

00:36:29.840 from

00:36:30.080 Star

00:36:30.500 Trek

00:36:30.820 it's

00:36:31.060 very

00:36:31.360 strange

00:36:31.800 these

00:36:32.040 people

00:36:32.360 need

00:36:32.600 to

00:36:32.800 watch

00:36:33.660 something

00:36:34.000 a bit

00:36:34.380 less

00:36:34.760 optimistic

00:36:35.300 if you

00:36:35.700 ask

00:36:35.940 me

00:36:36.160 but it

00:36:36.900 says

00:36:37.160 to

00:36:37.420 you

00:36:37.920 don't

00:36:41.520 like

00:36:41.860 Star

00:36:42.200 Trek

00:36:42.500 my dad

00:36:42.920 tried

00:36:43.160 to show

00:36:43.480 it to

00:36:43.720 me

00:36:43.880 when I

00:36:44.140 was a

00:36:44.360 teenager

00:36:44.720 because he

00:36:45.040 wanted to

00:36:45.420 get me

00:36:45.720 into it

00:36:46.140 and I

00:36:46.640 kind of

00:36:46.960 liked all

00:36:47.480 of the

00:36:47.900 like the

00:36:48.500 space adventure

00:36:49.420 stuff

00:36:49.920 the final

00:36:50.520 frontier

00:36:51.080 this kind

00:36:51.500 of idea

00:36:51.920 of going

00:36:52.380 out and

00:36:52.740 being an

00:36:53.100 explorer

00:36:53.620 and seeing

00:36:54.140 new things

00:36:54.980 and making

00:36:55.780 these great

00:36:56.380 discoveries

00:36:56.980 and everything

00:36:57.700 was really

00:36:58.960 exciting to

00:36:59.820 me but then

00:37:00.760 it came with a

00:37:01.420 load of

00:37:01.700 even as a

00:37:02.220 teenager

00:37:02.540 it's like

00:37:02.840 this is

00:37:03.220 really

00:37:03.780 preachy

00:37:04.460 this is

00:37:05.600 really

00:37:06.280 really

00:37:06.680 preachy

00:37:07.360 and I

00:37:07.700 don't like

00:37:08.280 all of the

00:37:08.680 preachy

00:37:09.120 stuff with it

00:37:09.760 so I was

00:37:10.600 more into

00:37:10.960 Star Wars

00:37:11.460 because it

00:37:12.580 was way

00:37:12.860 more exciting

00:37:13.440 to me

00:37:13.720 I only like

00:37:14.280 the William

00:37:15.300 Shatner

00:37:15.740 Leonard Nimoy

00:37:16.360 stuff

00:37:16.780 the cheesy

00:37:17.560 stuff

00:37:17.980 the old

00:37:18.300 stuff

00:37:18.500 the original

00:37:18.920 stuff

00:37:19.180 I've never

00:37:20.120 seen any

00:37:20.640 Voyager

00:37:20.960 really

00:37:21.400 obviously

00:37:21.880 but

00:37:22.160 anyway

00:37:22.600 that's not

00:37:23.020 the point

00:37:23.320 the way

00:37:25.160 that these

00:37:25.720 different people

00:37:27.880 are depicted

00:37:28.340 is like

00:37:28.820 if you're

00:37:29.200 white

00:37:29.620 your ancestors

00:37:31.060 either didn't

00:37:32.000 matter

00:37:32.360 and you can

00:37:33.120 put them

00:37:33.480 behind you

00:37:34.100 or they were 1.00

00:37:35.260 ignorant 1.00

00:37:35.800 savages 1.00

00:37:36.480 and the

00:37:37.520 ultimate

00:37:37.880 message is

00:37:38.460 you should

00:37:38.780 work to

00:37:39.420 move beyond

00:37:40.240 them

00:37:40.580 and abandon

00:37:41.800 them

00:37:42.220 but then it's

00:37:43.100 got another

00:37:43.440 message for

00:37:44.160 everybody else

00:37:45.020 which is

00:37:46.140 your ancestors

00:37:47.200 they were

00:37:47.660 wonderful

00:37:48.800 kind-hearted

00:37:49.660 noble

00:37:50.060 they lived

00:37:50.720 and were in

00:37:51.760 touch with

00:37:52.280 the land

00:37:52.780 and nature

00:37:53.460 and you should

00:37:54.420 learn from

00:37:55.120 and respect

00:37:56.020 your ancestors

00:37:56.820 and carry on

00:37:57.740 their cultural

00:37:58.860 practices

00:37:59.480 that's been a

00:38:01.160 defining message

00:38:02.620 in media

00:38:03.280 probably since

00:38:04.640 the 60s

00:38:05.320 because the

00:38:06.100 original series

00:38:07.140 of Star Trek

00:38:07.900 also pushed

00:38:09.460 that kind

00:38:10.000 of mentality

00:38:10.680 sadly

00:38:11.680 and the

00:38:12.600 thing is

00:38:12.920 that second

00:38:13.520 message of

00:38:14.140 like the

00:38:14.400 noble savage

00:38:15.240 aren't they

00:38:15.820 so beautiful

00:38:16.460 and at peace

00:38:17.080 with nature

00:38:17.740 and such

00:38:18.260 I mean that

00:38:18.600 does go back

00:38:19.040 to the 18th

00:38:19.540 second

00:38:19.640 it goes back

00:38:19.980 to Russo

00:38:20.540 it goes back

00:38:21.520 to Russo

00:38:21.860 talking about

00:38:22.320 the noble savage

00:38:23.000 it goes back

00:38:23.500 to Russo

00:38:23.940 it's been

00:38:24.240 something that's

00:38:25.020 been in

00:38:26.580 European minds

00:38:27.760 for a while

00:38:28.540 but it doesn't

00:38:29.800 help to spread

00:38:31.020 that message

00:38:31.760 out to

00:38:32.260 everybody

00:38:33.060 through media

00:38:34.520 blaring it

00:38:35.300 into your

00:38:35.740 brains

00:38:36.180 all the time

00:38:36.720 media has

00:38:37.300 always been

00:38:38.060 television

00:38:38.600 films have

00:38:39.640 always been

00:38:40.120 to me

00:38:40.760 the most

00:38:41.100 effective

00:38:41.500 form of

00:38:42.060 propaganda

00:38:42.520 because when

00:38:43.120 you're sat

00:38:43.480 there watching

00:38:44.100 it

00:38:44.360 you think

00:38:45.120 you're just

00:38:46.000 watching your

00:38:46.500 stories

00:38:46.880 when you're

00:38:47.240 at your

00:38:47.440 most vulnerable

00:38:48.020 because you're

00:38:49.080 just passively

00:38:49.960 absorbing it

00:38:51.260 and we all

00:38:52.240 know that

00:38:52.640 stories are

00:38:53.400 one of the

00:38:53.780 best ways

00:38:54.380 to convey

00:38:54.900 values

00:38:55.540 that's why

00:38:56.580 stories have

00:38:58.080 been ubiquitous

00:38:59.040 throughout human

00:38:59.700 history

00:39:00.080 go back to

00:39:00.720 the Homeric

00:39:01.300 epics 0.75

00:39:01.840 like what

00:39:02.920 values were

00:39:03.700 they trying

00:39:04.140 to imprint

00:39:04.560 on people

00:39:05.140 they were

00:39:05.440 trying to

00:39:06.360 imprint

00:39:06.940 heroic

00:39:07.680 aristocratic

00:39:08.580 values on

00:39:09.280 people

00:39:09.600 and that

00:39:10.260 influenced

00:39:11.320 and was a

00:39:12.200 product of

00:39:12.760 the culture

00:39:13.260 around it

00:39:13.960 and so this

00:39:15.280 kind of thing

00:39:15.840 goes out

00:39:16.320 and you get

00:39:16.580 all of these

00:39:17.100 tech bros

00:39:17.720 watching this

00:39:18.180 and this

00:39:18.420 other message

00:39:19.880 that second

00:39:20.520 message about

00:39:21.340 the noble

00:39:21.960 savages

00:39:22.540 imprinted on

00:39:23.640 people as

00:39:24.140 well and it

00:39:24.840 encourages them

00:39:25.720 to even more

00:39:26.440 than they might

00:39:26.860 have already

00:39:27.280 done

00:39:27.640 value foreign

00:39:29.060 cultures

00:39:29.660 over their

00:39:30.700 own

00:39:31.020 makes me think

00:39:31.660 of Aldous

00:39:32.500 Huxley

00:39:32.820 as well

00:39:33.080 brave new

00:39:33.440 world

00:39:33.720 the noble

00:39:34.720 savage

00:39:35.120 in that

00:39:35.560 and that's

00:39:35.960 like the

00:39:36.440 20s or

00:39:37.120 30s is it

00:39:37.760 he's writing

00:39:38.180 that

00:39:38.420 yeah I'm not

00:39:39.160 saying that it

00:39:39.640 was I'm not

00:39:40.900 saying it was

00:39:41.340 started by

00:39:42.180 Star Trek

00:39:42.780 I'm saying that

00:39:43.720 this was a

00:39:44.340 I'm agreeing

00:39:45.060 with you

00:39:45.300 it goes back

00:39:45.720 longer than

00:39:46.220 most people

00:39:46.580 think

00:39:46.800 yeah it

00:39:47.600 was it

00:39:47.900 was it

00:39:48.700 was definitely

00:39:49.480 pushed on

00:39:50.220 people even

00:39:51.120 more and more

00:39:51.960 through television

00:39:52.840 where a lot of

00:39:53.780 the television

00:39:54.240 messaging was

00:39:54.900 anti-white as

00:39:55.640 well

00:39:55.860 and just to

00:39:56.580 finish up

00:39:56.900 what does it

00:39:57.280 end up with

00:39:57.820 it ends up

00:39:58.440 with the

00:39:59.120 kind of

00:39:59.560 acceptance

00:40:00.200 of the fact

00:40:02.360 that you

00:40:02.640 have no place

00:40:03.840 in society

00:40:04.360 anymore

00:40:04.840 as we saw

00:40:05.480 through this

00:40:05.880 article that

00:40:06.420 went very

00:40:07.040 viral recently

00:40:07.920 the lost

00:40:08.320 generation by

00:40:09.060 Jacob Savage

00:40:09.700 and compact

00:40:10.200 magazine

00:40:10.760 where he

00:40:11.760 says here

00:40:12.680 he's talking

00:40:13.400 about different

00:40:14.180 white men

00:40:15.120 in different

00:40:15.580 fields

00:40:16.040 mainly in the

00:40:16.660 entertainment

00:40:17.080 and Hollywood

00:40:17.560 industry

00:40:18.100 and he talks

00:40:19.160 about a

00:40:19.840 university

00:40:20.380 person here

00:40:21.260 who's going

00:40:21.760 for tenure

00:40:22.860 who's going

00:40:23.580 for a tenured

00:40:24.080 position

00:40:24.560 and this

00:40:25.380 is Ethan

00:40:26.040 an Ivy League

00:40:27.060 educated social

00:40:28.000 scientist

00:40:28.380 saying I

00:40:28.960 operated under

00:40:29.660 completely false

00:40:30.440 assumptions

00:40:30.960 he says he'd

00:40:32.200 always had a

00:40:32.780 vague and

00:40:33.240 naive idea

00:40:34.060 that professionally

00:40:34.660 everything would

00:40:35.240 work itself

00:40:35.840 out

00:40:36.080 I was going

00:40:36.440 to be a

00:40:36.720 tenure track

00:40:37.160 professor

00:40:37.620 that was my

00:40:38.480 expectation

00:40:39.100 like so many

00:40:40.320 middle class

00:40:41.140 millennials in

00:40:41.760 the Obama

00:40:42.240 era

00:40:42.640 Ethan believed

00:40:43.880 that he was

00:40:44.380 on the right

00:40:44.860 side of history

00:40:45.560 he had entered

00:40:46.200 academia after

00:40:47.000 an unsatisfying

00:40:47.800 stint in the

00:40:48.300 corporate world

00:40:48.780 precisely because

00:40:49.560 he was interested

00:40:50.440 in issues of

00:40:51.680 inequality

00:40:52.180 he wanted to

00:40:53.380 make the world

00:40:54.000 a better place

00:40:54.760 I came in

00:40:55.740 wide-eyed

00:40:56.360 bushy-tailed

00:40:57.080 but I felt

00:40:57.560 like in the

00:40:58.380 early 2010s

00:40:59.300 there was a

00:40:59.640 good reason

00:41:00.140 to feel that

00:41:00.860 way

00:41:01.120 society was

00:41:02.120 moving in a

00:41:02.640 direction that

00:41:03.140 felt more

00:41:03.540 fair less

00:41:04.140 caste orientated

00:41:05.580 after Ferguson

00:41:07.180 and Black Lives

00:41:07.900 Matter and

00:41:08.320 then me too

00:41:09.000 as talk of

00:41:09.560 diversity and

00:41:10.220 representation

00:41:10.780 and privilege

00:41:12.080 swept across

00:41:12.700 campuses

00:41:13.140 the universities

00:41:13.960 responded with

00:41:14.660 a host of

00:41:15.100 new initiatives

00:41:15.740 while faculty

00:41:16.880 diversity programs

00:41:17.980 had been in

00:41:18.440 place for decades

00:41:19.280 these had been

00:41:20.560 mostly ineffective

00:41:21.320 this time

00:41:22.600 would be

00:41:23.320 different

00:41:23.800 new initiatives

00:41:25.040 had very very

00:41:27.280 concrete goals

00:41:28.140 and it meant

00:41:28.740 that people like

00:41:29.520 Ethan

00:41:29.900 men like Ethan

00:41:30.700 were completely

00:41:31.340 pushed out

00:41:32.020 and as we find

00:41:33.580 out in the article

00:41:34.140 he never got his

00:41:35.020 tenure

00:41:35.280 he never got the

00:41:36.120 position that he

00:41:37.220 felt was fair to

00:41:37.900 him

00:41:38.000 he was passed

00:41:38.560 over for the

00:41:39.700 sake of diversity

00:41:40.980 but the fact is

00:41:42.140 if you take the

00:41:43.900 position that he

00:41:44.640 did

00:41:44.960 if he's interested

00:41:46.160 in issues of

00:41:46.940 inequality

00:41:47.480 well that's the

00:41:48.880 logical outcome

00:41:49.780 of these beliefs

00:41:51.040 if you take this

00:41:51.980 hierarchical put the

00:41:53.240 foreigner put the 0.89

00:41:54.000 outsider over

00:41:55.320 myself who is

00:41:56.520 just a deracinated

00:41:57.900 isolated individual

00:41:59.140 not attached to

00:42:00.000 anything anyway

00:42:00.580 I'm just a

00:42:01.120 I'm just a white

00:42:02.060 man completely

00:42:02.680 disconnected from

00:42:03.460 anything I'm not

00:42:04.180 owed anything

00:42:04.880 if you take that

00:42:05.900 position well

00:42:06.640 yeah you should

00:42:08.660 just step aside

00:42:09.420 for the sake of

00:42:10.060 somebody else who's

00:42:10.900 more deserving

00:42:12.060 so he was eaten

00:42:14.160 by the very beast

00:42:15.280 that he helped

00:42:15.920 create

00:42:16.320 yeah these beliefs

00:42:17.660 are the logical

00:42:18.200 outcome of

00:42:19.300 everything discussed

00:42:20.740 above

00:42:21.260 so if these are

00:42:22.860 the logical

00:42:23.220 outcomes of

00:42:23.800 your beliefs

00:42:24.380 you may have

00:42:25.600 been propagised

00:42:26.240 into it

00:42:26.620 but you can't

00:42:27.020 go about whining

00:42:27.780 about it afterwards

00:42:28.560 I care so much

00:42:29.360 about diversity

00:42:30.420 inequality

00:42:31.500 inclusion

00:42:32.260 oh no

00:42:33.920 I can't get

00:42:35.180 hired anywhere

00:42:36.040 because I'm a

00:42:36.680 white man

00:42:37.280 that's the ultimate 0.93

00:42:39.240 result

00:42:39.740 yeah I mean the

00:42:40.560 main issue of

00:42:41.120 DEI is number

00:42:42.100 one it shouldn't

00:42:42.700 exist in the

00:42:43.640 first place

00:42:44.240 it should always

00:42:45.460 be about merit

00:42:46.320 if you're good

00:42:46.980 for the job

00:42:47.540 or you are the

00:42:48.340 most talented

00:42:48.840 person in the

00:42:49.500 room

00:42:49.700 you should get

00:42:50.240 the job

00:42:50.580 it shouldn't

00:42:50.880 be about

00:42:51.380 skin colour

00:42:52.400 and I always

00:42:53.260 find that

00:42:53.860 you know

00:42:54.460 those that

00:42:55.740 say are from

00:42:57.000 an ethnic

00:42:57.380 minority background

00:42:58.460 well don't they

00:42:59.360 also have their

00:43:00.040 own homelands

00:43:00.900 where they can

00:43:01.400 go and be

00:43:02.060 politicians or

00:43:03.260 bankers or

00:43:04.080 in education

00:43:05.120 there

00:43:05.960 the fact that

00:43:06.480 they're in the

00:43:07.340 UK and then

00:43:08.540 pushing for

00:43:09.980 what they believe

00:43:10.920 is their right

00:43:11.740 to the white

00:43:12.540 man's job 0.54

00:43:13.060 is just 1.00

00:43:13.540 ridiculous 0.90

00:43:14.300 it's not based 0.99

00:43:15.760 on talent

00:43:16.180 it's based on

00:43:16.780 the fact that

00:43:17.320 you believe that

00:43:18.260 you're owed

00:43:18.660 something because

00:43:19.300 you're an

00:43:19.580 ethnic minority

00:43:20.400 when in

00:43:21.220 reality our

00:43:22.100 country

00:43:22.620 the white

00:43:24.500 population is

00:43:25.160 set to be

00:43:25.720 an ethnic

00:43:26.200 minority in

00:43:26.920 the next

00:43:27.420 well by

00:43:29.180 2060s

00:43:30.620 was it

00:43:31.080 2069

00:43:31.920 2067

00:43:32.600 2063 was

00:43:33.720 one prediction

00:43:34.360 but it could

00:43:35.080 happen sooner

00:43:35.720 so what happens

00:43:36.500 then if the

00:43:37.540 white man is

00:43:38.280 then the

00:43:38.780 ethnic minority

00:43:39.640 I mean look

00:43:40.800 at London

00:43:41.180 we don't get

00:43:42.800 treated as

00:43:43.940 nicely as

00:43:44.560 we treated

00:43:45.540 them

00:43:45.880 and just

00:43:47.060 look at

00:43:47.300 Rhodesia

00:43:47.780 look at

00:43:48.280 South

00:43:48.480 Africa

00:43:48.800 I was

00:43:49.020 just going

00:43:49.240 to say

00:43:49.400 just look

00:43:49.760 at South

00:43:50.060 Africa

00:43:50.360 yeah

00:43:50.860 it doesn't

00:43:51.340 work the

00:43:51.640 other way

00:43:51.880 around

00:43:52.240 once we

00:43:53.080 become the

00:43:53.500 minority

00:43:53.960 we're then

00:43:54.520 not put on

00:43:55.080 top of the

00:43:55.580 pile or anything

00:43:56.120 well DUI is

00:43:56.940 obviously

00:43:57.380 clearly isn't

00:43:58.420 it a shorthand

00:43:59.860 for less white 0.56

00:44:01.080 people

00:44:01.420 yeah

00:44:02.220 when you talk

00:44:03.640 about meritocracy

00:44:04.380 that's one of the

00:44:05.100 points of this

00:44:05.900 article was the

00:44:06.700 fact every single

00:44:07.600 time they were

00:44:08.760 talking about

00:44:09.300 diversity it was

00:44:10.560 at the expense

00:44:12.680 of meritocracy

00:44:13.620 there are so many

00:44:14.240 discussions in this

00:44:15.200 where people would

00:44:16.260 say that they were

00:44:16.820 involved in these

00:44:17.480 discussions where it

00:44:18.200 was like well this

00:44:18.980 man's obviously the

00:44:19.880 best for the job but

00:44:20.780 we can't hire him

00:44:21.680 we can't hire him

00:44:23.380 because he's not 0.64

00:44:24.680 black he's not a 0.98

00:44:25.900 woman he's not he 0.98

00:44:27.400 well he's he's a 0.78

00:44:28.160 white man that's why 0.57

00:44:28.960 we can't do it so 0.94

00:44:30.040 it's the sacrifice of

00:44:30.920 everything and I mean

00:44:32.020 the funny thing is the

00:44:32.880 first thing in here is

00:44:34.640 it's talking about

00:44:35.360 screenwriters in

00:44:36.360 Hollywood and it

00:44:36.980 says in 2011 the

00:44:37.900 year I moved to

00:44:38.980 Los Angeles white men

00:44:40.080 were 48% of lower

00:44:41.300 level TV writers by

00:44:42.460 2024 they accounted

00:44:43.940 for just 11.9% 0.99

00:44:45.760 no wonder TV sucks

00:44:48.140 now I'm sorry like 0.94

00:44:50.640 when when you do

00:44:51.540 that it's funny you

00:44:52.860 can't help but notice

00:44:53.820 the pattern that

00:44:54.340 whenever they do

00:44:55.020 stuff like this like 0.81

00:44:56.060 oh white men are

00:44:56.880 less and less of 0.99

00:44:57.620 everything everything

00:44:59.680 across the board and

00:45:01.880 everything's got worse

00:45:03.260 at the same time oh

00:45:05.800 I wonder if there's a

00:45:06.540 connection there you

00:45:07.840 haven't noticed a

00:45:08.740 pattern have you

00:45:09.320 Harry no that's not

00:45:11.440 allowed to notice

00:45:12.160 you're not allowed

00:45:13.080 to talk about it

00:45:13.740 noticing is the

00:45:14.680 ultimate I can't

00:45:15.900 notice patterns as

00:45:17.000 ever I reaffirm day

00:45:18.700 in day out I am 0.93

00:45:19.800 retarded I have the 0.97

00:45:22.100 inability to notice

00:45:22.980 patterns anyway so

00:45:24.360 there you go so all

00:45:26.360 of that to say nice

00:45:27.860 and succinct short

00:45:28.820 segment for me that

00:45:30.760 you do should care

00:45:31.840 about the past because

00:45:32.760 everybody else cares

00:45:33.620 about your past and

00:45:34.680 it matters today and

00:45:36.240 it will matter

00:45:36.780 tomorrow so don't

00:45:38.620 let weird freaks tell

00:45:40.540 you that you need 0.72

00:45:41.580 their approval to

00:45:42.640 appreciate what your

00:45:43.620 ancestors did for

00:45:44.500 you but the question

00:45:45.420 is so say if you are

00:45:46.600 a white man and

00:45:48.060 particularly a straight

00:45:49.540 white man and you're

00:45:50.620 being excluded from 0.58

00:45:51.820 these jobs just because

00:45:53.120 you know you may be

00:45:53.900 talented but DEI is

00:45:57.260 there to push you to

00:45:58.640 the side what is the

00:46:00.200 white man supposed to

00:46:01.400 do we need some kind 0.76

00:46:02.260 of revolution or maybe

00:46:04.600 a stronger belief in

00:46:05.860 your ancestral ties will

00:46:07.460 push back against this

00:46:09.080 nonsense I think

00:46:10.700 having a better

00:46:11.400 understanding of time

00:46:13.200 and place where you

00:46:14.400 come from your

00:46:15.160 connection to your own

00:46:16.200 history can help

00:46:18.000 encourage a better

00:46:21.420 idea of in-group

00:46:22.600 preference with people

00:46:24.220 that can help you

00:46:25.020 function better as a

00:46:26.060 collective and it can

00:46:27.280 help to engender

00:46:28.080 trust between people

00:46:29.820 of the same group and

00:46:31.220 you see with other

00:46:32.120 groups that that kind

00:46:33.560 of in-group

00:46:33.980 preference that shared

00:46:35.060 trust the ability to

00:46:36.940 say we are on each

00:46:39.280 other's side for this

00:46:40.660 reason not for

00:46:41.840 abstract value reasons

00:46:43.460 again which can

00:46:44.300 change like that but

00:46:45.520 because we are of the

00:46:47.080 same kin makes them 0.91

00:46:48.780 stronger and makes them

00:46:49.740 work more effectively

00:46:50.720 it affects your

00:46:51.800 behavior day to day

00:46:53.140 so I always think that

00:46:54.580 that's one of the

00:46:55.280 one of the reasons why

00:46:56.780 they all do it so you

00:46:59.380 know we did it up

00:47:00.940 until five minutes ago

00:47:02.060 and since then the 1.00

00:47:03.040 world's gone to shit 0.99

00:47:03.920 you got some chat 0.99

00:47:06.340 we'll go through those

00:47:07.740 after the other two

00:47:08.620 segments I think

00:47:09.580 okay is that a world

00:47:10.640 record 48 minutes

00:47:12.240 well no not the

00:47:13.520 we were doing the hour

00:47:15.120 and a half

00:47:15.840 oh yeah we were

00:47:16.440 weren't we

00:47:17.340 also your segments

00:47:19.340 we'll see how long

00:47:21.100 they go for

00:47:21.680 yeah okay

00:47:22.580 fair enough

00:47:23.260 fair enough

00:47:24.520 okay

00:47:25.180 so I thought I wanted

00:47:27.500 to talk a little bit

00:47:28.460 today about sort of

00:47:30.140 the ongoing I think

00:47:31.780 it's really a problem

00:47:32.880 of being forced to

00:47:35.260 pick a side in

00:47:36.140 foreign wars

00:47:37.760 I'm not for that

00:47:40.700 I think it's a real

00:47:41.760 problem where you're

00:47:42.900 forced into sort of a

00:47:43.660 paradigm where you

00:47:44.520 must you must pick a

00:47:46.520 side whether it's the

00:47:48.160 Arab-Israeli conflict

00:47:49.240 or the Ukrainian-Russian

00:47:50.640 conflict or anywhere in

00:47:51.640 the world that you you

00:47:53.600 have to pick a side and

00:47:54.720 be all in on it

00:47:55.640 at the expense of your

00:47:58.380 own national interests

00:47:59.580 it just comes up again

00:48:01.020 and again and again

00:48:01.740 I remember the other

00:48:03.100 week Faras was saying

00:48:05.100 something and he was

00:48:05.780 criticising I think he

00:48:07.960 was criticising Hamas

00:48:09.060 I think he was

00:48:09.480 criticising the

00:48:10.260 Palestinian side of

00:48:11.540 that conflict and

00:48:12.880 and and I just to

00:48:16.280 play devil's advocate

00:48:17.000 literally I think I

00:48:17.760 even said just to

00:48:18.740 play devil's advocate

00:48:19.600 said something to

00:48:21.700 respond to him and

00:48:22.500 in the chat both

00:48:23.260 sides it was

00:48:23.640 immediately insanely

00:48:25.360 toxic him being accused

00:48:27.340 of all sorts of

00:48:28.600 things you know the

00:48:29.520 classic thing of that

00:48:30.340 if you're pro-Israel in

00:48:33.060 any way you say

00:48:34.600 anything that's pro-Israel 0.55

00:48:35.580 then you must be a

00:48:36.560 Zion shield or 0.98

00:48:37.520 something you must be

00:48:38.540 in the pay of

00:48:39.640 Jerusalem how was the

00:48:40.600 7k or the other way

00:48:41.680 around the 7k it's good

00:48:43.940 money it's good money

00:48:45.320 or the other way

00:48:46.820 around if you say

00:48:47.620 anything that sort of

00:48:48.880 well well there's like

00:48:50.500 I think of some maybe

00:48:51.820 someone like Nick

00:48:53.700 Griffin and Tommy

00:48:55.520 Robinson two ends of

00:48:56.920 the spectrum there

00:48:57.680 right Tommy

00:48:58.360 Robinson so anti-Islam

00:49:00.080 that he's essentially

00:49:00.860 pro-Jewish or I mean

00:49:04.220 he is or Nick or Nick

00:49:05.680 Griffin you're so 0.91

00:49:06.660 anti-Jewish that you

00:49:07.920 end up on some level

00:49:09.500 being pro-Islam I feel

00:49:12.320 like I feel like both

00:49:13.120 those positions you've

00:49:14.080 sort of gone wrong

00:49:14.960 somewhere you've sort

00:49:15.740 of missed you've gone

00:49:17.440 down a wrong turning

00:49:18.500 and I'm much I feel like

00:49:20.460 I'm much more familiar

00:49:21.320 with Robinson than I am

00:49:22.620 Griffin I know that

00:49:24.280 Griffin has done

00:49:25.320 interviews with that

00:49:26.600 what's his name

00:49:27.140 Mehdi Hussein is that 0.97

00:49:28.860 the guy he's done

00:49:29.460 interviews with I've

00:49:30.980 not really seen any

00:49:31.780 clips from them so I

00:49:32.860 couldn't go I'm much

00:49:33.520 more familiar with

00:49:34.420 Robinson being a very

00:49:37.500 fairly explicit

00:49:38.600 Zionist he's quite proud 1.00

00:49:39.740 of it as far as I'm

00:49:40.460 aware yeah I just think

00:49:41.460 both sides if you're

00:49:42.600 like if you've got the

00:49:43.660 nativist interests at

00:49:44.840 heart you shouldn't go

00:49:47.680 you've probably gone

00:49:48.840 wrong somewhere I mean

00:49:49.720 if you're supposed to be

00:49:50.580 on the right if you're

00:49:52.080 supposed to be a

00:49:52.960 patriot and a British

00:49:54.200 or English patriot but

00:49:55.740 you find yourself

00:49:56.380 wearing a chemargue and

00:49:58.420 agreeing with George

00:50:00.220 Galloway all the time

00:50:01.520 then maybe maybe you've

00:50:02.740 taken a wrong turning

00:50:03.500 George Galloway who by

00:50:04.440 the way I believe is

00:50:05.440 married to a Muslim and

00:50:06.880 has and has like mixed

00:50:08.940 foreign children yeah

00:50:10.840 yeah so so George

00:50:12.140 Galloway by his own

00:50:13.660 children's interests is

00:50:15.480 not gonna be on our side

00:50:17.160 completely even if he can

00:50:18.480 be good on some things

00:50:19.620 like the abortion question

00:50:20.680 I just tweeted this

00:50:21.860 earlier today like

00:50:23.640 someone saying to you

00:50:24.380 you have to choose

00:50:25.240 between Islam and 0.66

00:50:26.480 Israel and me just

00:50:27.920 saying no thanks you

00:50:29.540 know how about no how

00:50:31.380 about no what about out

00:50:32.780 my national interest it's

00:50:34.420 not our war it's like in

00:50:36.100 London you see well we

00:50:37.440 did see most weekends

00:50:39.040 there was some protest or

00:50:40.280 another every single

00:50:41.200 weekend in London and

00:50:42.640 we've just had enough of

00:50:43.500 all of it I don't care

00:50:44.600 what side you're on I

00:50:46.200 just don't want these

00:50:47.280 protests on our streets

00:50:48.860 every single weekend and

00:50:50.420 yes some would argue but

00:50:51.900 the UK is involved in

00:50:53.120 x y and z war or funding

00:50:54.720 this and that but the

00:50:56.460 issue is it it's not in

00:50:58.980 our interests and we

00:51:00.740 should just be pro

00:51:01.860 English pro British we

00:51:03.460 don't have absolutely I

00:51:04.660 don't support our

00:51:05.700 government's involvement

00:51:06.680 in those for the most

00:51:07.900 part and similarly

00:51:09.220 there's nobody else on

00:51:10.400 my side so I have to

00:51:12.140 take my side because

00:51:13.160 nobody else is going to

00:51:13.900 take it for me we've

00:51:15.300 got enough problems

00:51:16.160 here and there's a few

00:51:17.320 arguments like oh it is

00:51:18.520 still your war it does

00:51:19.420 still matter to you

00:51:20.140 because of immigration

00:51:21.180 there'll be loads of

00:51:22.220 displaced people from

00:51:23.420 conflicts around the

00:51:24.500 world so you must take

00:51:25.320 a side you must have an

00:51:26.160 interest well if we I

00:51:27.660 know we're not in the

00:51:28.180 moment but you know if

00:51:29.120 we controlled our

00:51:29.720 borders then that

00:51:30.400 wouldn't be an issue as

00:51:31.200 well I just I mean it's

00:51:33.540 not a new conversation is

00:51:35.820 it I mean I mentioned

00:51:36.540 John Quincy Adams in the

00:51:37.700 last section it's funny

00:51:38.480 I've got a quote from him

00:51:39.320 here from 1821 where he

00:51:40.600 said America goes not

00:51:43.120 abroad in search of

00:51:44.100 monsters to destroy

00:51:45.140 classic quote famous

00:51:46.500 quote the idea of in

00:51:49.140 their time in the early

00:51:50.140 19th century it was

00:51:51.160 pretty much a global

00:51:52.520 conflict global struggle

00:51:54.680 between the English and

00:51:55.840 the French all over the

00:51:57.700 world right and

00:51:58.820 Americans early early 0.68

00:52:00.480 people from the United

00:52:01.980 States would often be

00:52:03.660 forced into a choice

00:52:04.620 whether they were pro

00:52:05.600 English or pro French

00:52:06.720 and John Quincy Adams

00:52:08.840 was saying they know

00:52:09.760 how about neither how

00:52:10.900 about neither how about

00:52:11.760 America first coming

00:52:13.680 back to your point

00:52:14.500 about oh if we've

00:52:16.000 implicated or been

00:52:17.100 involved in a foreign

00:52:18.520 conflict that will lead

00:52:20.220 to immigration that's

00:52:21.180 completely incorrect

00:52:22.020 because these people

00:52:23.380 will still come to

00:52:24.520 England regardless there 0.62

00:52:26.120 are so many countries

00:52:26.940 where there's not a war

00:52:27.880 at the moment take a

00:52:29.560 look at I know India

00:52:30.600 Pakistan parts of

00:52:32.500 Nigeria and they flood 1.00

00:52:34.100 our country I don't see

00:52:35.600 a mass war going on

00:52:37.420 there right now where's

00:52:38.460 the war in Albania

00:52:39.420 yeah Albania

00:52:40.920 Romania so exactly so 0.97

00:52:44.060 you should debunk that

00:52:44.960 it's not about us

00:52:46.420 interfering in foreign

00:52:47.260 conflict they will come

00:52:48.800 regardless just this idea

00:52:50.840 is also applies for the

00:52:51.980 Ukraine Russian thing as

00:52:53.100 well but particularly for

00:52:54.060 the the Arab Israeli

00:52:55.700 conflict that you must

00:52:56.980 pick a side I just

00:52:58.100 reject that I'm just

00:52:59.600 saying no to that I

00:53:01.200 mean this is true I

00:53:01.800 said I know recently I

00:53:03.000 did a tweet where I

00:53:04.020 talked about having to

00:53:05.300 choose between team

00:53:06.620 Shapiro and team Tucker

00:53:07.960 because you remember

00:53:08.580 that thing at Amfest

00:53:09.460 oh yeah that was all

00:53:11.260 tongue-in-cheek it's just

00:53:12.120 a funny thing I say

00:53:12.880 well all frivolities

00:53:14.620 aside I think Anglos 0.99

00:53:16.480 Europeans Americans

00:53:17.420 Canadians Australians

00:53:18.300 need to be able to put

00:53:19.500 their own countries

00:53:20.100 first i.e. being in

00:53:21.940 favour of your own

00:53:22.720 nation before any

00:53:24.120 other nation religion

00:53:25.300 or creed so being 0.87

00:53:27.660 both anti-Islam and

00:53:29.240 anti-Zionist it is

00:53:31.400 frustrating that any

00:53:32.940 criticism of Islam

00:53:34.480 gets labelled as

00:53:35.820 shilling for Zion and

00:53:37.420 any criticism of

00:53:38.820 Israel gets labelled as

00:53:40.340 apologetics on behalf of

00:53:41.480 Islam we need to get 1.00

00:53:42.560 over this hump I feel

00:53:44.140 yeah I just reject it

00:53:47.500 now despite the tweet I

00:53:48.900 did recently about team

00:53:49.940 Shapiro and team Tucker

00:53:50.780 yeah I'm not I'm not

00:53:53.760 Jewish and I'm not 0.94

00:53:54.720 Muslim I haven't got any 1.00

00:53:56.140 heritage of either of

00:53:57.020 those so why do I have

00:53:58.260 to pick a side it's not

00:53:59.580 in my my interest my

00:54:00.760 national interest to pick

00:54:02.800 a side on that and I

00:54:03.680 sort of I refuse to and I

00:54:05.060 suggest other people do

00:54:06.980 as well because it's just

00:54:08.020 it's just not helpful how

00:54:09.220 is it in our interest in

00:54:10.340 any way you do have

00:54:11.820 interest in the Cherokee

00:54:13.640 Sioux conflict though all

00:54:14.880 right yeah we know that

00:54:16.460 that goes back deep and

00:54:20.020 Mohawk get it right sorry 1.00

00:54:21.560 sorry people the Mohawk 1.00

00:54:23.140 people if you don't know

00:54:23.880 what I'm completely

00:54:24.620 I think I'm mad Lucy we

00:54:26.780 all did DNA tests okay and

00:54:28.780 one of my DNA tests didn't

00:54:30.880 show I had any Native

00:54:31.980 American ancestry but the 0.99

00:54:33.700 other one said I've got

00:54:34.520 like one percent from like

00:54:36.260 Canada from like Native 1.00

00:54:38.460 Indigenous peoples of

00:54:39.700 Canada which is Mohawk not 1.00

00:54:41.180 Sioux sorry sorry so

00:54:43.220 Mohawk obviously just so 1.00

00:54:44.780 much of a footnote compared

00:54:46.140 to the Sioux yeah clearly

00:54:47.900 or the Cherokee I like to

00:54:49.700 believe the one that said

00:54:50.640 that he's a bit foreign

00:54:51.680 that's the true one okay

00:54:53.720 that's the correct one I

00:54:55.040 have heard that anything at

00:54:56.440 like one or even up to

00:54:57.600 three percent may well just

00:54:59.300 be sort of noise in the

00:55:00.740 DNA that's what I'm that's

00:55:02.180 what I'm telling myself

00:55:02.700 that's my cope that's my

00:55:04.620 pure cope did you have

00:55:05.740 any were you 100% British

00:55:07.640 Isles no I was you had

00:55:09.940 some Scandinavian yeah

00:55:11.440 shockingly enough I'm a

00:55:13.060 bit Danish as well a little

00:55:14.380 bit of a Viking but all the 0.99

00:55:15.280 rest of it is English which

00:55:16.500 is basically the same thing

00:55:17.840 so did you have much

00:55:18.580 Irish in there I had no 1.00

00:55:19.820 Irish no Irish no Welsh no 1.00

00:55:21.500 Scottish entirely English nice

00:55:23.240 nice have you ever done your

00:55:25.040 DNA test not yet but now I'm

00:55:26.380 intrigued yeah they're fun

00:55:27.680 yeah it's interesting it's

00:55:29.420 interesting nonetheless

00:55:30.180 so yeah that was just

00:55:33.100 really the segment it's not

00:55:34.880 much of a segment luckily

00:55:35.720 your segment went on for so

00:55:36.840 long well I wanted that's

00:55:38.480 because I made it nice and

00:55:39.320 conversational but I just

00:55:40.520 think that this is actually

00:55:41.820 quite an important issue

00:55:42.900 where you're not you know

00:55:44.380 it keeps diverting away from

00:55:46.320 our own interests yeah our

00:55:48.760 own national sort of

00:55:49.820 civilisation or even racial

00:55:51.340 interests are immediately

00:55:53.280 thrown by the wayside

00:55:54.420 because you have to pick a

00:55:55.960 side well it can be a

00:55:57.500 distraction or just a

00:55:58.520 distraction yeah I just

00:55:59.440 don't think that's we don't

00:56:00.660 need to do that we don't

00:56:01.800 need to do that I think you

00:56:03.300 could also look at it look at

00:56:04.580 this through the lens of some

00:56:06.120 people are anti-illegal

00:56:08.040 migration but pro-legal

00:56:10.340 migration but you should 0.99

00:56:11.360 obviously be anti both because

00:56:14.080 the legal migration is well 0.97

00:56:16.420 and sorry illegal migration is

00:56:18.300 the distraction of what's

00:56:19.320 really going on so while the

00:56:20.700 small boats are coming in you

00:56:22.460 know 700 today 400 yesterday

00:56:24.800 for example thousands and

00:56:27.600 thousands hundreds of

00:56:28.480 thousands are being brought in

00:56:30.940 by plane legally that's a

00:56:32.920 bigger distraction so instead

00:56:34.400 of being oh just anti-illegal

00:56:36.520 migration you should just be 1.00

00:56:37.760 anti-migration altogether for

00:56:39.760 example well I mean it's like if

00:56:41.860 they come in illegally but after

00:56:43.860 say five years they're granted

00:56:45.360 indefinite leave to remain so

00:56:47.300 are they legal now is it is that

00:56:49.400 okay now because they're still

00:56:51.320 the exact same person what

00:56:53.960 about just a a legal status

00:56:56.580 changes the character of that

00:56:58.880 person and how they got over

00:57:01.000 here and what they contribute or

00:57:03.180 take from our country it's a 0.90

00:57:05.260 complete nonsensical argument

00:57:06.680 yeah I think distraction is

00:57:09.340 probably the right word it's

00:57:10.420 anything to stop the the the

00:57:12.340 good the the necessary

00:57:14.120 conversation from happening

00:57:15.580 what's in our interests yeah I

00:57:18.740 mean there was something as well

00:57:19.800 yesterday I posted about you

00:57:21.440 know Nicki Minaj coming out of

00:57:22.740 the turning point USA thing

00:57:24.400 yeah yeah I posted a picture of

00:57:27.380 Julius Evler real G's will know 0.96

00:57:29.440 why and somebody replied to me

00:57:33.480 saying like Harry don't you

00:57:34.700 isn't it like it's such a Harry

00:57:37.420 she's the one who's drawn more

00:57:39.000 attention to the genocide of

00:57:40.600 Christian Nigerians going on right 1.00

00:57:42.700 now than anybody else I was like

00:57:45.140 I don't care I'm sorry that's

00:57:49.000 somebody else's conflict in

00:57:51.080 somebody else's country is a

00:57:52.880 terrible shame that it's

00:57:53.920 happening to Christians but I'm 0.98

00:57:55.760 sure they can look after

00:57:57.220 themselves I'm sure they can

00:57:59.140 organize in their own interests

00:58:00.780 and fight back I care more about

00:58:03.080 the bad things that are happening

00:58:04.900 to my people in my country I care

00:58:08.500 about the mass rape of underage 0.69

00:58:11.600 girls by foreign grooming gangs in 0.99

00:58:14.200 my country if you tell me you need

00:58:16.840 to be concerned about this

00:58:17.980 conflict this conflict this

00:58:19.020 conflict there's an infinite

00:58:20.580 number of conflicts going on

00:58:22.420 around the world at any one time

00:58:24.160 and to me apart from the ones

00:58:25.820 that actually involve me and my

00:58:29.020 people they are all

00:58:30.300 interchangeable I do not have the

00:58:32.120 bandwidth to care about some

00:58:34.180 conflict on the complete other

00:58:35.420 side of the world involving people

00:58:36.860 that I have no connection to

00:58:38.060 right yeah if there's some sort of

00:58:40.600 internal civil war going on in

00:58:42.280 Spain with like Basque separatists or 1.00

00:58:44.980 something yeah it's not my war it's

00:58:47.920 not my war if there was some sort

00:58:49.240 of crazy French civil war with like

00:58:52.240 southern monarchists versus

00:58:54.600 republicans in the north I would stay

00:58:57.240 out of it it's got nothing to do and by

00:58:58.580 the same token if there was something

00:59:00.220 going on in Britain well there is it's

00:59:02.120 no one else's business I don't want to

00:59:03.360 hear from South Africa or Israel or

00:59:06.440 something about how we deal with our

00:59:08.040 own internal conflict yeah we need to

00:59:12.260 look after we need to focus first and

00:59:14.800 foremost on our own problems I mean the

00:59:17.040 UK government will give more funding to

00:59:18.840 say Ukraine than dealing with the rape 0.81

00:59:21.280 gang scandal predominant predominantly

00:59:23.740 by Pakistani men and in my opinion the

00:59:27.540 minute this was uncovered they the whole

00:59:30.080 lot should have just been deported they 0.69

00:59:31.780 should not still be in our country I mean

00:59:33.680 we looked into a few weeks ago the the

00:59:36.560 trial transcripts that had been

00:59:38.840 released and there was some horrifying

00:59:40.760 stuff in those but again it reaffirmed

00:59:43.400 what we knew for a long time at this

00:59:46.500 point which is that it's not just the

00:59:48.280 men organizing this there are whole

00:59:50.280 communities involved in this and these

00:59:52.360 communities will travel from far parts

00:59:54.960 of the country so that they can abuse

00:59:57.160 these girls together and in some of

00:59:59.280 these communities like Bradford like

01:00:02.000 Rotherham like the one that was

01:00:03.780 organizing a lot of it in Oxford and from

01:00:05.680 the 2013 transcripts as well to me that

01:00:09.000 justifies mass arresting all of the men

01:00:11.600 all of the adult men in those communities

01:00:13.960 need to be investigated because if they

01:00:16.800 are not directly involved then they

01:00:18.940 would have some involvement of it just

01:00:20.720 through knowing that it's going on in

01:00:22.240 the community they are all complicit

01:00:24.360 judging by what I was able to read in

01:00:27.560 that absolutely so and of course we know

01:00:31.780 the authorities covered it up there were

01:00:33.560 lots of bribes going on you know don't

01:00:35.280 say this and we'll pay you money to keep

01:00:37.220 silent but naturally you know I see

01:00:40.500 that is as an internal war in our

01:00:42.880 country and it's just not being dealt

01:00:44.600 with it's being ignored so yeah I

01:00:46.500 completely agree with you that why are

01:00:48.520 we looking at Ukraine and Russia and

01:00:51.340 Israel and you know etc because we are

01:00:54.280 not dealing with our own problems this is

01:00:56.020 all a distraction from what's really

01:00:58.160 going on in our country that's all that

01:00:59.620 should matter no absolutely no I just

01:01:01.660 couldn't agree more we haven't got the

01:01:04.000 capacity we're not sort of we haven't

01:01:06.680 got the empire anymore we're not like

01:01:08.260 it's not like we're the United States

01:01:09.940 where we have got sort of a giant giant

01:01:12.740 navy a giant giant air force and it's

01:01:16.340 been our job for decades to be the

01:01:18.340 de facto world police we're not that it's

01:01:21.060 not that so we need to focus it's very

01:01:23.940 very sad it's not that I don't think it's

01:01:25.480 very very sad what's going on in the

01:01:27.120 Donbass loads and loads of Ukrainian men 1.00

01:01:29.520 and Russian men have died in that

01:01:32.140 conflict it's really sad and the plight

01:01:33.800 of the civilians and stuff it's not got

01:01:35.740 anything to do with the United Kingdom

01:01:36.880 it's not got anything to do with us we

01:01:39.940 shouldn't be spending money we certainly

01:01:41.340 shouldn't be sending our boys over

01:01:43.480 there shouldn't be contemplating that in

01:01:45.960 my opinion

01:01:46.540 then again the new appointment of MI6 I

01:01:50.680 believe Blaise Metro well I don't know

01:01:53.680 how to pronounce her name and that

01:01:55.460 Edward Dutton has been tweeting a lot

01:01:57.560 about her ties to Ukraine ancestrally and

01:02:00.800 how that might now implicate the UK's

01:02:03.760 involvement

01:02:04.240 wasn't she something like a half or a

01:02:07.340 quarter Slavic

01:02:08.160 so again going back to family ties if

01:02:12.260 she's got those family ties as recent as

01:02:14.780 that that implies at least one

01:02:16.500 grandparent

01:02:17.320 that's a full-blooded Slav then that 0.76

01:02:21.400 could impact your thinking when it

01:02:24.680 comes to foreign conflicts

01:02:25.800 in Eastern Europe like the one that's

01:02:28.220 going on in Ukraine right now

01:02:29.520 does she feel some kind of tie to them

01:02:32.160 does she feel some kind of obligation

01:02:33.520 to them I think that is an important

01:02:36.380 consideration this is why you should be

01:02:39.160 able to prove going back to at least

01:02:41.420 your direct grandparents on both sides

01:02:43.960 that they're all English or British if

01:02:46.440 you're going to be having a very high

01:02:48.200 up position within the intelligence and

01:02:50.080 security services but even not just

01:02:52.100 high up positions but in the MI6 in

01:02:54.180 order to do a summer internship you have

01:02:56.760 to be from a black ethnic minority

01:02:59.680 BAE ethnic minority background and again

01:03:03.320 I think that's just a it's a national

01:03:05.540 security risk because even if it's a

01:03:07.220 summer internship it's still an entrance

01:03:09.000 which gets you on the ladder and as we

01:03:11.040 know white men are being excluded from

01:03:12.760 those positions but they would be the

01:03:14.420 ones that have our interests at heart

01:03:16.960 because of their ancestral ties to our

01:03:19.700 country so ancestry is of course

01:03:22.580 critical and that's why we should not

01:03:24.680 have foreign influence in politics and

01:03:26.700 I think that ties in well to our final

01:03:29.140 segment if we'd like to I was just

01:03:30.700 gonna say you call it a circuitry so I'll

01:03:32.420 call it an absurd perversion yeah yeah 0.71

01:03:36.580 absolutely sickening perversion but yeah

01:03:39.020 we'll go to the last segment because I

01:03:41.820 think that's a good segue a bit of bit

01:03:43.420 of time to actually talk about what you

01:03:45.120 want to talk about

01:03:45.700 taking a sip so yes I mean as as we saw I

01:03:55.580 think nearly a month ago now I did a tweet

01:03:59.820 which is just a standard tweet for me

01:04:01.880 nothing radical nothing out of the blue

01:04:03.840 just stating that there should not be well

01:04:07.660 not a single person born in Pakistan

01:04:09.360 should be in the house of commons just a

01:04:11.460 normal tweet for me makes complete sense

01:04:13.700 but I think the outrage it caused was

01:04:16.180 because I tied it to Nusrat Ghani and they

01:04:19.240 would argue that she is assimilated she's

01:04:21.840 got a English husband and only has one

01:04:25.100 child etc that's where the outrage came

01:04:27.200 from but it wasn't number one the tweet

01:04:30.180 wasn't necessarily targeted just at her it

01:04:33.060 was the fact that anyone born in Pakistan

01:04:35.480 should not be in the house of commons but

01:04:38.680 as we can see on the screen sometimes we

01:04:42.380 do need to do blanket bans you know I

01:04:45.380 think we should have a total travel ban

01:04:47.820 on anyone from Pakistan entering the UK

01:04:50.300 and I'll go into the reasons why but the

01:04:53.120 point I'm making here on the screen is it

01:04:55.520 says UK universities restrict recruitment

01:04:58.820 of Bangladeshi and Pakistani students and

01:05:02.480 certain universities have put blanket bans a

01:05:06.000 blanket ban on all students from Pakistan

01:05:09.100 and the reason mainly for that is because

01:05:11.240 when they come here they abuse the visas 1.00

01:05:13.100 they overstay and then they become illegal

01:05:15.300 migrants in our country and so if a 1.00

01:05:18.020 university can place a blanket ban on

01:05:20.360 everyone from Pakistan that's a sensible

01:05:23.000 policy you cannot cherry pick and say oh well

01:05:25.760 this student is good that one is good but the

01:05:27.820 rest are bad the same with Nusrat Ghani if she

01:05:30.480 were a student today coming into England she

01:05:34.040 would she wouldn't be allowed to come so the

01:05:36.060 argument of well she's a good one well if the 0.99

01:05:38.740 majority are bad you do have to policy doesn't

01:05:42.640 allow you to pick and choose one or two good

01:05:44.380 ones you have to do well yeah I think what

01:05:46.640 people took from yours is they were trying they

01:05:50.020 were trying to force it into the mold of that

01:05:52.540 you were taking a personal attack on this

01:05:55.100 woman they wanted to interpret that you were

01:05:57.520 personally attacking her saying that she

01:05:59.640 specifically was a bad person and therefore we

01:06:03.320 should ban all of these people kind of taking

01:06:05.740 the individual and extrapolating it out across

01:06:08.700 the whole group whereas anybody with their

01:06:11.020 head screwed on who can read and has reading 0.52

01:06:13.120 comprehension could see that you were talking

01:06:14.960 in broad principles of the kind where it's

01:06:18.160 like well yes there might be individuals who are

01:06:21.660 fine you didn't mention her character but when

01:06:25.820 we're looking at things societally when we're

01:06:27.680 looking at groups of people you do have to

01:06:29.380 apply these across the board without

01:06:31.420 exceptions there may be good ones here and

01:06:33.740 there but we don't have the bandwidth to be

01:06:36.460 able to investigate every single individual

01:06:39.660 person all of the time and say well you can

01:06:42.520 come in but you can't and we can make

01:06:44.020 exceptions on these rules no we need to have

01:06:46.100 these blanket rules that's how the law works 0.85

01:06:48.700 i think the reason why your tweet hit a nerve is

01:06:53.600 because it goes right to the heart of the matter

01:06:56.280 it goes right to the heart of the multicultural

01:06:59.080 multi-ethnic project doesn't it it just goes

01:07:03.480 straight to the heart of that is that regardless

01:07:05.960 of universities and other things in the house

01:07:08.660 of commons the legislative body was also the

01:07:13.420 executive isn't it in the front bench is

01:07:15.020 executive isn't it um that that shouldn't be

01:07:17.860 populated by foreigners people of foreign

01:07:19.660 extraction that goes that and that is

01:07:22.740 something that will like pierce the heart of

01:07:26.280 pro multiculturalists of globalists

01:07:29.600 it's going right to the heart of the matter

01:07:31.240 there so no wonder it sort of got them all in

01:07:33.660 a tizzy well i mean because you're just saying

01:07:35.440 it explicitly it should be our country should

01:07:38.780 be governed and ruled by us and us alone 0.96

01:07:41.520 you could point to like aristotle saying that 1.00

01:07:46.200 oh it's a stupid idea to be ruled by foreigners 1.00

01:07:48.120 but really it's just common sense you don't need 1.00

01:07:50.700 to cite philosophy or anything fancy it's like

01:07:54.100 most countries in the real world do that

01:07:56.020 yeah it's i can't move to vietnam say

01:07:58.940 and run for office in vietnam i would be

01:08:01.340 ineligible for example do you want the

01:08:03.280 china or whatever do you want the the patriarch of

01:08:05.940 the next family over in your next door neighbor

01:08:08.520 to come and get make all the decisions in your

01:08:11.020 house or will he have different priorities to

01:08:14.360 your family will he maybe make different

01:08:16.360 decisions to your family it just makes more

01:08:18.660 sense to run your own life and run your own

01:08:21.280 country it's a classic thing machiavellous said

01:08:23.540 in the in what the late 15th century in the

01:08:26.360 prince you said you know there's a few things

01:08:28.160 few pitfalls and it sounds really obvious when

01:08:30.380 you're just saying them out loud but it's like

01:08:31.740 don't rely on a mercenary army right don't let

01:08:36.240 don't uh like outsource your fighting to foreign

01:08:38.780 people don't allow yourself to be governed by

01:08:41.800 a foreign prince a stranger prince because he

01:08:45.260 won't obviously he won't have your interests at

01:08:47.680 heart obviously it's just sort of it's common

01:08:50.000 sense 101 really isn't it again on like a on like a

01:08:53.060 smaller level you can extrapolate it out to other

01:08:55.700 things using real life data which is like one of the

01:08:58.560 dark things is the level of child abuse that goes

01:09:02.960 on with biological fathers versus stepfathers

01:09:06.720 stepfathers are far far more likely to abuse the

01:09:11.200 children of the families that they've married into if

01:09:13.780 they're not their direct children because there is a

01:09:16.980 there is a connection there of like well you're not

01:09:18.840 really mine like and if that happens on such a small

01:09:22.100 scale why shouldn't you expect that if you get an

01:09:24.580 outsider to govern your country that there wouldn't

01:09:27.760 be a similar abuse of the system well just very directly

01:09:31.620 we see fifth columnists cuckoos in the nests 1.00

01:09:35.040 in parliament you know for example what springs to mind was

01:09:38.780 when there was a debate a few weeks back or a few months

01:09:41.360 back about cousin marriage you just get the muslim

01:09:43.840 independence just arguing for cousin marriage in the

01:09:48.620 chamber in the house of commons like what is that what is

01:09:51.520 going on there what a crazy crazy nonsense well the other

01:09:54.520 one was um i'm just trying to find a tweet actually but um

01:09:58.200 there were two ladies labor mps one from ghana one from

01:10:03.720 nigeria and they were both arguing about jollof rice in the

01:10:09.060 house of commons jollof rice is a spicy rice where the

01:10:13.180 ghanaans and the nigerians each have jollof rice and they 1.00

01:10:15.940 say well mine is better than yours so it's like a kind of

01:10:19.440 rival it's almost tribal between the ghanaans and

01:10:22.100 nigerians but the fact is they are elected in the uk house of

01:10:26.120 commons you don't even know what jollof rice is i

01:10:28.440 shouldn't have to know i was gonna say i was gonna say i don't

01:10:30.520 know what that is because it's totally irrelevant yeah

01:10:33.000 okay why on earth do we have two mps in the uk house of

01:10:36.500 commons arguing about jollof rice in the chamber

01:10:38.660 like makes zero sense and here we go so i've got the quote so

01:10:42.040 iqbal muhammad um he is an independent mp

01:10:46.860 obviously i believe he's pakistani um he said he preaches well he said um

01:10:53.200 an estimated 35 to 50 percent of all sub-saharan african populations prefer

01:10:59.180 cousin marriage and it is extremely common in the middle east and south asia

01:11:03.560 so obviously why are you talking about sub-saharan africa the middle east and

01:11:08.280 south asia in the uk you're you're supposed to be a british

01:11:12.080 mp yeah i know i mean what an absurd thing it was kind of a sickening thing

01:11:18.560 to a negative i mean we stopped all of the whole

01:11:21.380 current cousin marriage stuff ages ago with like papal degrees

01:11:26.280 going back a papal bull yeah yeah going going back like centuries if not over a

01:11:32.300 thousand years like we just yeah we don't do that

01:11:34.740 we don't do that i think it's mentioned in bead in the venerable bead yeah we've

01:11:38.500 not done that for a long time like the 600th or 7th century 632 something i'm

01:11:44.320 sorry iqbal muhammad is an indian muslim it says here but um still an

01:11:48.680 independent mp yeah and there's lots of um other independent mps from pakistan

01:11:54.280 you know advocating for gaza that were just elected on gaza so we've lost that

01:11:59.000 sense of well it just proves the point of why do we have essentially foreigners 0.99

01:12:04.140 in the uk parliament again because we just don't have a strict we didn't have a strict

01:12:09.620 enough law in place to prevent it if you go to lots of other countries in the world

01:12:13.320 there will be a law on their statute books i can read it so it's the act of settlement

01:12:18.600 of 1700 where it says that foreigners so anyone that was foreign born without english

01:12:25.760 parents were not eligible from holding high office or sitting in parliament and that's

01:12:32.120 only changed with i was gonna say was that repealed at some point then yes um so you'll never guess

01:12:38.340 when so you have the british nationality acts of 1948 and 1981 um essentially 1981 was when uh

01:12:47.700 thatcher isn't it 1991 well it would be sorry go ahead sorry no it's fine but basically it's um

01:12:53.920 we we had this all in place in the 1700s so for anyone that would say oh lucy white's tweet was

01:13:01.040 racist it's not it's actually if you go back and look at our legislation it was written in our

01:13:05.480 constitution it's actually trad and it's just been erased um so from you know 1948 1981 british

01:13:13.540 nationality acts we have to repeal those and once we go back that's how we restore our uh parliament

01:13:20.320 being what we would call british but nowadays i feel i have to say i'm english because if anyone can

01:13:26.140 be british it means nothing again this ties into some of the stuff that i was saying which is that

01:13:30.800 all of this stuff all of these attitudes were implemented five minutes ago on the timeline of

01:13:36.580 how long england and the english has been around like that's five minutes ago and in that time

01:13:42.840 the country has gone to the dogs and everything has got worse and we've allowed untold abuses and

01:13:50.420 awful things to happen and that's not just been under the um auspices of foreign people in parliament 1.00

01:13:57.580 that's also been under our own traitorous elite class but that's why this whole traitorous elite

01:14:02.380 class the natives and the foreigns alike need to be cleared out ultimately because they do not have 1.00

01:14:08.480 our best interests in mind they hate us yes even the white liberals i would argue are actually more 0.92

01:14:13.180 dangerous because they're the ones that hold the door open for mass migration so obviously we need 1.00

01:14:20.300 to reverse migration through re-migration but equally those that are the traitors you have to ask 0.99

01:14:26.420 why are you doing this why are you deliberately trying to destroy our country and part of that is

01:14:33.500 from what we said before where if you don't respect your history or your ancestors or you're ashamed of

01:14:39.420 it's essentially suicidal empathy yeah or it's suicidal empathy where they think we were a bad force in

01:14:46.100 the world and therefore we must destroy ourselves so it never happens again empire evil because india's 1.00

01:14:51.520 share of global gdp went down that's that's the argument isn't it for the whole 45 trillion thing

01:14:57.820 is it's like well when they invaded invaded we were this much of the global gdp but by the time they were

01:15:04.620 done we were only this much of the global gdp and it's like yeah your economy still grew there was like 1.00

01:15:10.620 this whole industrial revolution thing going on in the background these people are just stupid but 1.00

01:15:15.640 people let those arguments actually convince them because people are stupid sadly well you're right 1.00

01:15:21.700 what kind of madness is that i get why somebody like um i don't know like dawn butler or something 0.99

01:15:28.760 would want to see us destroyed or clive lewis or something because they're consumed by racial jealousy

01:15:35.480 or hatred or something or other but you get people that are supposed to be british or english someone

01:15:41.340 like tony blair or john mcdonald or someone or jeremy corbyn or stella creta or some people like that

01:15:47.300 what kind of mania are they suffering from they're seeing what's happening to the country what's

01:15:54.100 happened over the last decade or two like the the cliff that we're accelerating towards and still

01:16:00.920 going for it still making those arguments what kind of madness is that with with blair and his

01:16:06.840 types i think people forget because he's done such a good job of painting himself kind of as like this

01:16:12.400 um this middleman moderate over the past few years he's a sensible voice in the room people forget that

01:16:18.440 back in like the 1970s him and jack straw and those types they were student radicals yeah yeah trotsky

01:16:23.900 yeah they were trotskyites and people forget that because in the 90s when new labor came in they 0.97

01:16:29.100 presented themselves as oh we're the sensible alternative to rubbish tory rule we're going to

01:16:34.260 make a communist yeah yeah tony blair was once on desert island desert island discs on the radio

01:16:40.740 one of the books he chose was a biography of trotsky

01:16:43.840 i mean tells you everything you need i mean he was an interesting fellow but i can think of better

01:16:52.160 books you want to read that over and over again on a desert island for the rest of your life i don't

01:16:55.600 know so anyway you've got some more links no i'm i'm just sort of thinking about tony blair i mean

01:17:00.480 he implemented the um sorry how unfortunate the human rights act of 1998 in the echr was enshrined

01:17:07.600 into british law so if you look at all the problems with mass migration especially illegal today

01:17:12.880 it all dates back to that um yeah i think we've just had government after government that just do

01:17:20.460 not put the british people first you've had the boris wave which was horrendous and and i don't

01:17:26.420 understand why anyone today could still support the conservatives because if you look at the current

01:17:32.560 shadow cabinet kemi badenock has chosen priti patel to be the shadow foreign sec and yet priti patel

01:17:42.680 was the one that you know scrapped all these caps on migration and opened floodgates under the boris

01:17:49.380 wave and so to put her as a shadow foreign sec today it just shows you don't understand the

01:17:53.860 damage of the boris wave to put her on the front bench the only conservatives that i think are

01:17:58.900 credible uh well is your figures like sir john hayes who's been around since the 1990s a true

01:18:05.560 tory and now they've just been uh washed away not that i want to speak about the conservatives i think

01:18:10.640 um the issue is is that there's currently i don't see a current patriotic party we were speaking

01:18:17.380 earlier about reform and this bangladeshi candidate who's not even a british citizen like what on earth

01:18:24.960 how is how is this even allowed how is it possible yeah well i mean you know there's a number of

01:18:30.980 movements aren't there i mean it's possible i mean like advance restore there's things like

01:18:36.800 homeland aren't there or pa or britain first there's a number of english democrats there's a number of

01:18:41.780 small parties and movements aren't there um yeah restore britain i believe is the most um

01:18:48.520 well the most hopeful the most logical the most sensible that actually looks so if you look at

01:18:55.920 restore britain for example they were just discussing this bangladeshi candidate and it's because of the

01:19:00.420 the representation of the people act 1983 which allows anyone from the commonwealth um with legal

01:19:07.120 resident legal residents in the uk to vote and to be eligible to stand and so it's like okay well

01:19:13.800 then the logical response is you go back to this 1983 act and remove it repeal it yeah well for me

01:19:20.800 obviously restore are not a party they're they're a movement they're a kind of functioning almost

01:19:27.640 like an ngo trying to draft up legislation or plans for legislation have people work within them that

01:19:33.500 can do research um my the best hopes because at this point where things stand right now is looking

01:19:40.000 like it's likely to be a reform government after the next general election right the best hopes would be

01:19:47.040 if there could be some kind of it's not going to happen but this is wishful thinking it's christmas

01:19:53.280 i'm allowed right if there was some kind of reconciliation and reform kind of had some internal reforms

01:20:01.180 to how they operate put all of the animosity with rupert lowe to the side and worked to

01:20:07.500 implement some of the plans and draft legislation that restore could put together because that could

01:20:15.140 be the best bet for because we all know that politicians themselves mostly on all of their

01:20:20.740 legislation most of the figures that they get most of what they have done is driven by the work of

01:20:25.420 ngos like they don't write their own legislation for the most part so restore could operate as a 1.00

01:20:31.700 genuine right-wing legislative force to provide those those drafts and that work for our guys if they

01:20:39.560 get in that could be the best bet it would take a hell of a mountain to climb to get there i don't

01:20:47.400 think it's going to happen but that would be the best bet because reform are the only electorally

01:20:53.060 viable party at the next general election at least beyond that perhaps new vistas open up

01:20:59.300 beyond that but perhaps because it break the back of the of the parliamentary labour party

01:21:04.260 the tories remain broken and then reform a post-reform world you might get an actual

01:21:11.900 nationalist or patriotic party and or movement i still harbor dreams of somebody uniting the right

01:21:18.300 of all these small groups and parties i talked about um you know advance restore yeah yeah all

01:21:25.240 these things yeah that there's is he uh a dashing bearded gentleman with his owner with his own

01:21:31.500 breakfast show no not me i don't have the cognitive capacity to all right i'll do it

01:21:37.180 ask me twice no this um yeah i don't know some sort of a governing body like fifa or something

01:21:44.980 or like lucky luciano's commission you get all the leaders of these smaller parties come together sit

01:21:51.560 around a table and you get to keep your you get to keep your party your family your football club

01:21:57.760 you the governing body doesn't interfere with any of that but you all push together and you stop going

01:22:02.100 to war with each other so reform that ever happen reform the british right alongside football slash

01:22:09.840 mafia lines yes perfect except without the end goal being like uh liquor and prostitution and numbers

01:22:18.680 and drugs it's winning at the ballot box it is but then at the ballot box before that we need to

01:22:23.980 do two things one who should be eligible to even be a candidate and two who should get the right to vote

01:22:29.480 because a lot of people do not work in this country or are not even from this country and have the right

01:22:35.600 to vote which is insane because if you aren't paying taxes you aren't contributing to the government

01:22:41.860 budget and therefore how should you dictate how it's spent i mean if you look at the breakdown of the

01:22:46.740 muslim vote so 16 the muslims of working age 16 to 64 years old 42 percent i believe do not work 0.99

01:22:55.820 and while the argument could be well that's because they're women again misogyny but also 1.00

01:23:01.140 why are they voting then yeah i mean yeah restricting the franchise i'm for that it only makes sense yeah

01:23:10.300 people i mean in the ancient world sort of the ancient athenian or roman republican franchise was

01:23:16.160 very very very limited very limited very few people were citizens let alone eligible to vote you'd have to

01:23:22.200 have a property qualification yeah you'd have to have a stake in the state yeah kind of simply

01:23:28.240 and if you look at the uae for example um united arab emirates it's you cannot just become a citizen

01:23:36.160 you're always you might be a guest in their country but you're not a citizen and certainly not with the

01:23:40.860 same rights as them so i think this idea of us giving out citizenships i mean if you look last year

01:23:45.900 we gave 739 citizenships on average a day out the top madness 739 passports every single day

01:23:55.460 and can you guess the top three nationalities of course well indian indian second pakistani yep third

01:24:03.000 would it be chinese no nigerian yeah all right so if you think about that if so you have an influx of 0.95

01:24:12.220 those you know indians pakistani nigerians but then becoming citizens being able to vote being

01:24:18.880 able to stand in election um someone made the good point on lotus eaters recently that what if

01:24:24.080 china saw what's going on in the uk and said well we can just send chinese agents over win local 0.92

01:24:32.340 politics become mps and infiltrate um parliament you could also say that about russia so it's not even an

01:24:38.940 issue of race it's really not it's an issue of foreign interference and this is national security

01:24:43.360 yeah national security yeah and you see how the national suicide yeah and you see how these people

01:24:48.120 organize i mean even on um when i was talking last week uh about jersey on the channel islands

01:24:53.960 there are for whatever mad reason 700 kenyans on jersey island and already that sounds like a very

01:25:02.780 small number they already have an association to organize for their own interests jersey's tiny yeah

01:25:08.720 jersey's really tiny yeah but they're brought over on work visas and they say that oh no we're 0.60

01:25:13.920 basically modern slaves now let's form our own organization presumably actually organized and run

01:25:20.580 by some kind of human rights lawyer or is there enough accommodation how's there enough beds i i i know

01:25:26.800 but even just when you get these small numbers in they organize as their own group for their own

01:25:32.280 group interests yeah and how is it any different on a broader national parliamentary scale yeah they

01:25:37.700 can't integrate but also if you look at this case of talking on my well ken that was kenya but looking

01:25:43.020 at nigeria where joshua anthony was um you know miami um the other day against jake paul yeah and

01:25:50.840 he's supposed to be fighting for britain yet he pulls out the nigerian flag on in the arena but

01:25:58.600 i'm not blaming him because he's obviously nigerian so he should obviously he should have

01:26:02.980 the nigerian flag he just shouldn't pretend that he's british he's obviously nigerian and he knows

01:26:08.000 that he has a map of africa here tattoo good you are nigerian that's great but then this pretense of

01:26:15.180 it's the code switching it annoys me yeah it's dishonest yeah the thing is they come to our country 1.00

01:26:21.920 and they can be nationalist they can be you know there's always like these communities in england of

01:26:26.360 the pakistani community or the nigerian community or the indian but we as white british apparently

01:26:33.620 we're not allowed to be nationalistic or um patriotic it's it's a bad thing

01:26:39.260 yeah it's a stigma again a hump we'll have to get over we'll have to

01:26:45.000 yeah but i think we should move on to the video and written comments if we've got time for them samson

01:26:52.860 no video comments so i'll go through some of the paid rumble rants and then we'll go through

01:26:57.900 a couple of written comments and call it so luke for my segment sent in a few saying uh

01:27:04.620 g'day hope you're doing well we don't give santa warm milk here we give him a nice cold beer to deal

01:27:09.040 with the heat as he pulls his sleigh with six white boomers big male kangaroos interesting it does freak 0.99

01:27:14.760 me out that in australia summer is christmas yeah i've never spent a christmas in the southern

01:27:19.960 hemisphere i've never experienced a baking hot summer christmas day i would quite like to i mean

01:27:25.580 it'd be interesting have you ever done it have you no no have you ever done i'd love to go australia

01:27:29.220 i've been to australia or whatever during christmas no no no i've got family in australia so maybe one

01:27:34.120 day on a christmas i'll just pay them a visit and we can all go to the beach i fancy giving a go one

01:27:38.340 year yeah office trip uh luke again i had said years uh years ago that for a nadoc week don't

01:27:47.760 know what that is sorry um i assume it's something australian oh national aboriginal and indigenous

01:27:53.080 day of celebration i assume how the about the aboriginals go uh go out to the bush with no 0.98

01:27:59.080 running water power modern anti-venom lie and live like they did before we came if we're all so evil

01:28:05.240 well i mean mainly what they'd miss is the beer and the petrol that they sniff um luke again could

01:28:12.240 you imagine it's true look into it uh could you imagine what would happen if we didn't exist do

01:28:17.360 people not realize how much of the modern world is created by us approximately all of it maybe if

01:28:22.140 it's time maybe it's really when you look rounding up yeah all of it basically if you look at the

01:28:27.960 cultural technological contributions of any country from outside of europe or north america

01:28:34.120 from about 1500 onwards literally it's all us it's all us everything else that's been done

01:28:41.780 across the world western europe yeah northwestern europe everything else that's been done has

01:28:45.360 basically been slight variations on what we've done or just outright theft of what we've done like

01:28:50.880 the chinese model of technological development um maybe it's time for us to uh take it away 1.00

01:28:57.980 going the atlas shrugged right there marx lives says we need an early life check on sunny bunch

01:29:04.620 uh the uh yeah yeah yeah uh that's uh joseph joseph addison aldred says uh in regards to the original

01:29:13.680 depiction of brown beachy head woman that's zendaya look a bit like zendaya a little bit yeah 1.00

01:29:20.180 uh magnus says having to reject the universal of universalism of star trek has been heartbreaking

01:29:26.120 but i now vastly prefer warhammer 40k very based also it's not really universalistic it's a double

01:29:33.780 standard it's universalism for europeans particularism for everybody else and when you

01:29:40.020 look into it that's how most programs and films were shown outside of some historical dramas for

01:29:47.080 decades in the post-war period 40k is reasonably based though right yeah no no 40 most of the

01:29:52.420 astarte seem to be anglo white dudes they desperately fighting a terrible evil xenos they desperately 0.86

01:29:58.940 don't want it to be they really don't want it to be and some of the people in charge of it now

01:30:03.880 are doing their best to try and like twist and morph it all into out of order and out of proportion

01:30:09.500 but they can't it is what it is yeah right you can't change that i'll

01:30:15.780 read a few of these written comments from the website harry's white monster really zesty king

01:30:22.860 says i went through the entire british educational system through to degree level without ever learning

01:30:28.080 about the normal norman conquest i think that was missed out of my history module as well

01:30:32.460 english civil war or the british empire no one's stopping you from reading a book bro that sounds

01:30:37.460 weird i love zesty king i know he's great that sounded really out of order and really mean i didn't mean

01:30:41.600 it like that we did learn about you can learn about the norman conquest on in your own time

01:30:45.260 there's nothing but when you're growing up and when you've got access to tv and video games and

01:30:50.180 everything else it's the point of the propaganda being taught at university i think i get it yeah

01:30:55.220 i mean that's a fair point that's ridiculous that even degree level yeah they're not talking about

01:31:00.000 it um it's only through traveling in the uk and reading its literature for three years that i

01:31:04.240 finally know the cultural inheritance i possess and i know what is currently at stake that's right it

01:31:09.300 also gives you a sense of perspective michael draebelbus so whitey is responsible for 0.95

01:31:14.680 everything his ancestors have done as said by people who can't take responsibility for their own

01:31:19.220 actions true uh cumbrian kulak very proud of my ancestors they were broadly collectively north

01:31:25.780 sea people's apex humanity on any metrics war ideas innovation law exploration civilization arts

01:31:33.140 building i am one thread in this tapestry that's a lovely lovely way of putting it do you want to read

01:31:39.020 through some of yours uh sure let's see what sophie live says yeah the enemy of my enemy is not my

01:31:45.160 friend that was always a dumb saying yeah yeah right pretty much yeah the enemy of my enemy has to be

01:31:52.680 my friend no he said no yeah that doesn't i don't buy it i don't necessarily buy that uh zesty king says 0.96

01:32:00.060 it seems bow that all you're proposing is simply not being a traitor yeah putting your own people's

01:32:05.340 interest first was always the default throughout human history yeah i mean where's the liar yeah just

01:32:10.900 stop being a traitor what's that yeah is it too much to ask it's that expression which we hear a lot

01:32:15.780 which is why is it only white countries that have to be multicultural and multi-ethnic yeah yeah no 0.97

01:32:23.500 absolutely yeah it's just ludicrous why aren't there why isn't there more white representation on 0.99

01:32:28.900 cambodian tv why not that's why not you know it's stupid it is these countries have their own tv 0.95

01:32:35.940 channels their own authors their own everything so the fact that they have to try and squeeze their 0.91

01:32:41.360 way into ours is well you are starting to see this kind of advocacy and rhetoric being used in japan

01:32:50.240 a little bit obviously they have immediately gone and turned the other way and said no we're going to

01:32:55.740 elect an anti-migration party but you're starting to see this kind of thing promoted in japan as well

01:33:00.940 and i can only assume it's because japan is looked up to as a still a very very nice country somewhere

01:33:08.500 that is homogenous and has its own culture that's distinct from other people's and people like it

01:33:13.200 and they appreciate it and they respect it and the people in charge of all of this just see nice

01:33:18.040 things and want to break them i'm going to japan next week so i should get some respect them

01:33:23.380 real life perspective yeah i will respect them yeah you need to do a catch up on that new

01:33:27.760 japanese iron lady prime minister yeah we need to figure out she's actually really based did she 0.99

01:33:32.680 keep her promises is she going to be a boris johnson she was a metal drummer in the 80s which is weird

01:33:38.000 she's going to pull a maloney on us yeah that's what we don't want is she going to keep it bannon 1.00

01:33:42.920 she's going to keep it bannon what photos of her with epstein oh yeah that was that was weird it

01:33:50.060 was disappointing wasn't it yeah um do you want to do you want to read through your comments or

01:33:54.680 um i'll let you read them because i can i'll just do all right let's just read one or two yeah yeah

01:34:01.620 just real quick we should monakendon blair's a lunatic end of true cumbrian kulak thank you lucy you

01:34:06.420 may think little of it but the mind is today's battleground and your statement does so much to

01:34:10.180 undermine the psychological and political narrative that has taken literal decades to

01:34:13.880 cast sovereignty and belonging are foundational to people it pushes them to battle you have stuck

01:34:19.300 struck a stunning blow on their monster a champion for our people uh be just and fear not

01:34:25.300 here here inspiring words yes um and alex ogle one of the lucy you don't need to speculate about

01:34:32.800 china's infiltration of british politics you only need to look at the example of canadian politics

01:34:37.020 where michael ma video taking part in a ccp celebration was elected a conservative mp and

01:34:42.580 recently crossed the floor to help push the liberal party closer to an outright majority

01:34:46.180 without an election that is incredible and from what i'm aware isn't the ccp's main tactic not to 0.78

01:34:51.680 infiltrate your politics by getting their people elected but just to put like chinese spies in bed with 1.00

01:34:56.660 the politicians well there was a case i think a year or two ago where two conservative

01:35:01.680 um staffers in parliament were found guilty of spying oh yes we covered that yeah i did i did a

01:35:09.780 segment so yeah so it's it's not always as obvious as you know this is a chinese this man has a sudden 0.83

01:35:15.780 chinese girlfriend who's way out of his league out of nowhere yeah but it's a standard of him i suppose

01:35:21.380 yeah i mean as we say it's this global standard other countries have their people governing it's just

01:35:26.560 common sense as we said which is why i hit a nerve i just cut straight through and said

01:35:30.620 we should be governed by our own people which makes sense every other country does that so and so

01:35:38.100 should we just one final point those two guys never went on trial though did they that was the story

01:35:44.500 that was a big part of the story that their their trial collapsed i mean it was almost certain now

01:35:48.320 it was almost certain it seems uh it was alleged that they were spying on behalf of the ccp but

01:35:54.980 they never actually went to trial so and we need to did they move did they stay in england or did

01:36:00.800 they move over to china i think they're still here oh okay all right all right no yeah they they didn't

01:36:05.640 go full uh that would be cambridge that would be the most i've actually went and lived no but um

01:36:11.380 all right then well uh that's all we've got time for we've run over a little bit thank you very much

01:36:16.760 for joining us today lucy would you like to tell the audience where they can find you and get updates

01:36:21.540 from you yep you can find me on x twitter as some people like to call it lucy white or lucy jane

01:36:27.440 white one is my handle and it was great to spend my afternoon with harry and beau here so it's it's

01:36:34.580 been fantastic up like that it's fine it has it's been great although i must say i was quite sad i

01:36:39.620 didn't have a santa hat um you can there's still there's still time there you go you can end the

01:36:46.160 podcast we all know what we're wishing for this christmas so our country back a lion

01:36:51.520 fair enough fair enough dad feelings anyway uh so thank you all very much thank you for joining

01:37:02.720 us again lucy uh remember three o'clock for those who are fans firaz is doing realpolitik live for you

01:37:11.160 so make sure to check that out in 22 short minutes take care we'll see you again tomorrow for

01:37:16.480 the last podcast of the year merry christmas folks

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