The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1333

00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to podcast of the lotus eaters episode uh one three three three on uh thursday

00:00:07.300 the 15th of january the year of our lord 2026 and i'm joined by faraz hello and uh guest nate

00:00:14.020 hello again yes all right um now we are we are aware that um robert jenryk has apparently been

00:00:21.200 booted out of the tories because he was about to defect but we haven't got time to write a segment

00:00:25.440 on that so we're not going to talk about that um instead we are going to talk about how um

00:00:31.080 australia is actually even more of a dystopia than britain it just has nicer weather so we don't

00:00:35.980 realize um that's that's you isn't it for us yes yes um then i've got a good news segment for you

00:00:42.400 women are having their rights taken away and nate has got something about the chagos islands yeah a 0.97

00:00:46.540 bit of an update a bit of a drama of an update yeah yeah so oh and also um by island there we go

00:00:53.080 there we go by islander and uh you actually kind of need to get on with it if you are because we've

00:00:59.000 sold a lot and it's like week one uh and we're probably going to run out a lot sooner than we

00:01:04.080 normally do so so bear that in mind um and with that um over to neighbors yes so uh i don't think

00:01:12.600 anybody has forgotten the lunacy of australia's lockdowns uh people were concentration camps they

00:01:20.060 built yeah yeah they they built concentration camps for people who were suspected of maybe being

00:01:26.360 infected uh you couldn't leave your house and you had government workers dropping off sloppy food

00:01:34.960 to your door um because you weren't allowed to go anywhere and if you did go anywhere you might get

00:01:43.580 beaten by the police every once in a while or get shot with pepper pepper spray and all of that

00:01:49.580 they even used the military and had helicopters flying around making sure there wasn't some evil

00:01:57.120 random australian taking a walk in the park or something so all of the worst brutality videos that

00:02:03.440 i saw during the covid period yes all of the worst ones came out of australia yes yes and then of

00:02:10.180 course we had the um bondi massacre we covered that uh on on here on the podcast where uh navid and

00:02:21.320 siraj something something akram i think it was whatever it was decided to form a father and son team

00:02:28.440 to go and murder uh i think it was 16 aussies mostly jews and injure some 40 people

00:02:36.720 and so the response to that was to tighten hate speech laws while focusing specifically

00:02:45.780 on the far right and giving islam an exemption wait wait wait what yes yes yes and i'll get to

00:02:55.680 that in a moment and i'll get to that in a moment you couldn't make it up i mean if i told you that

00:03:01.020 the australian government wanted to silence its people and absolutely hated their guts you i would

00:03:06.680 sound crazy but that seems to be the truth and there doesn't seem to be any other kind of explanation

00:03:14.120 is a bizarre society because it's it should be full of anglos well but but but but but but but but is it 1.00

00:03:21.240 a bizarre society because it was founded with two distinct groups wasn't it right prisoners and prison

00:03:27.840 guards so they're just they're just living downstream of that right well let's just say that the uh that

00:03:34.800 the worst prison guards are in charge of australia right now and they're trying to consolidate their

00:03:39.560 grip over the country um so they've come up with a law called the anti-semitism and hate and extremism

00:03:48.360 blah blah blah legislation which allows them to pretty much shut down anything and they gave themselves

00:03:55.800 just two days for the public to review it the time to review it has already passed now it seems

00:04:02.680 that between the time that we prepared this segment and now it's looking unlikely that it will pass

00:04:11.120 but it's looking certain that they will try again the law is absolutely superfluous there's no need for

00:04:18.140 it whatsoever the issue is about enforcing existing legislation and policing radical islam 0.98

00:04:25.040 that's always the case though with these situations yeah i actually just just enforce the laws that

00:04:30.400 are already in place maybe don't you don't need to legislate even further like this is all this

00:04:35.680 stuff is already against the law in some shape or form anyway just so hate speech has been a crime

00:04:40.120 in australia since 1995 yeah it's not new they've been well ahead of the curve on this stuff sadly um sadly

00:04:49.540 so they decided to go a little bit all out and i'm going to just mention a couple of things and discuss

00:04:56.740 what the law looks like um it basically criminalizes causing fear what yes so if how that's so subjective

00:05:08.840 even the hate thing so subjective but this is even this is even worse yeah yeah yeah what's worse now is

00:05:13.540 liberal women who are afraid of literally everything yeah well yes well yes several generations now of 1.00

00:05:19.920 complete wet wipes i mean everyone's everyone's afraid of everything now so so so basically you're

00:05:25.420 guilty if the conduct would in the all the circumstances as in all of the examples above

00:05:31.900 cause a reasonable person who is the target or a member of the target group to be intimidated

00:05:38.060 to fear harassment or violence or to fear for their safety which is about as vague as it gets

00:05:45.240 but if i was living in australia the number one thing i'll be afraid of by some margin is the australian

00:05:51.060 government yeah that's hate speech mate um i mean remember why aren't they denied carl benjamin a visa

00:06:00.120 yes because they thought that he was more dangerous than the people who they had given visas

00:06:06.740 including the bondi beach shooters so these are not reasonable people that we're dealing with and

00:06:12.820 we should stop pretending that we're dealing with reasonable let alone well-intentioned people

00:06:17.640 um but just causing fear for a group is a crime and so if statistics cause you fear

00:06:28.040 which going by the number of people who refuse to understand per capita does seem to be the case

00:06:35.040 then pretty much everything is hate speech

00:06:37.700 um public places me includes private land this is this is wonderful the definition of a public place

00:06:48.020 is everything includes private land australia yes so i don't understand why they're focusing on

00:06:54.020 public places if it includes private land but but it does but it does and anything on the internet

00:06:59.600 or that is disseminated or that is whatever that's included in the law

00:07:03.680 um it's irrelevant if the hatred actually occurs if you're inciting hatred and accused of inciting

00:07:12.000 hatred but no hatred follows like i try to explain to you that look there's a real dense

00:07:16.900 danger from jihadism you don't listen to me i've still committed a hate speech yeah this is this is um

00:07:23.680 an actual non-crime hate crime so that's basically but they but now this is actually a crime so that's

00:07:31.980 what we have in this country isn't it non-crime hate incidents yes yes but however actually a crime

00:07:36.680 now if you look at how they've tightened the prison penalties some of the prison penalties for this 0.99

00:07:42.060 for these things are 12 years and 15 years so don't don't underestimate these bastards oh no no 0.98

00:07:48.140 i'm not underestimate i'm i'm this um i'm saying it's the non-crime hate instances on steroids 0.96

00:07:52.800 but this this was an old philosophical question if if a tree falls down in the woods and nobody

00:07:57.160 hears it did it fall down kind of thing if if i go for a walk in the woods and i say a racial slur

00:08:02.600 that's 15 years in prison even if nobody heard it it might be just five okay right it might be

00:08:09.180 you know i'm lucky like i haven't just five i haven't looked at it in in in the kind of detail

00:08:15.580 that i want because they only gave 20 48 hours for people to review it so it's not that i was being

00:08:23.560 lazy or anything i tried um they can declare any kind of prohibited group and there is no procedural

00:08:30.880 fairness requirement well like opposition parties for example what makes you say that well because

00:08:37.640 that's the most awful thing that i can think of them immediately doing with this well it just so

00:08:42.220 happens that the as far as i'm concerned the objective is the white australia party oh love it

00:08:49.820 uh like the age i say predictable is too short of like the prime minister the new south wales premier

00:09:01.120 vowed to do everything in his power to stop uh the national socialist network from from organizing and

00:09:09.800 elbow uh albanese whatever his last name is the prime minister has vowed to make sure that the white 0.91

00:09:15.920 australia party can't be allowed to run so they're sort of doing this to target anybody who's not with

00:09:25.560 the agenda and if you look at the bill it's a genuine freaking horror show let me give you an example

00:09:32.180 the purpose is of of various uh clauses in this bill is to protect the australian community against

00:09:40.300 social economic psychological and physical harm i don't think the government's job is to protect

00:09:49.120 my psychological well-being i could be crazy what's the government or my social well-being

00:09:54.480 governments are terrible at protecting people from economic harm they're destroying everyone's economy

00:09:58.260 don't you dare mention that migration brings down wages and raises housing costs and therefore causes

00:10:06.560 economic damage because that would be a hate crime oh you can't hate him enough yeah and there's

00:10:12.920 it's very specific it's basically anybody who doesn't agree with the current thing don't dissent

00:10:17.700 criminal yes yes we're on we're on this train and you're not getting off and you're not getting

00:10:24.100 off exactly exactly yeah we're riding this train all the way to oblivion brilliant if like it becomes

00:10:30.240 a hate crime if the person's conduct constituting the offense was motivated whether wholly or in part

00:10:36.880 by hatred of another person or a group of persons how do you and that hatred was because the person's

00:10:43.380 belief that the target person or persons are distinguished by race national or ethnic origin so

00:10:48.680 sorry sorry they're defining what they're defining so they're counting so if if they think i hate you

00:10:56.000 because you're white obviously that's okay but let's assume that it wasn't if they think that i hate you

00:11:01.620 because of your race they don't have to really prove it it could be wholly or in part um by hatred you can't

00:11:11.940 notice any differences then if you notice any differences so crime statistics uh statistics about

00:11:19.040 somali's welfare dependence and propensity for fraud uh pointing out that there are too many somalis 1.00

00:11:24.680 working in american airports and the truth is not a defense and the truth is obviously not a defense

00:11:30.320 i think germany established that like the truth is always not a defense these kinds of things there's

00:11:36.220 this weird evolutionary quirk with australia where everything in it is is unbelievably toxic far more

00:11:42.960 toxic than it than it needs to be yeah i always just assume that applied to like the spiders and

00:11:48.320 the snakes and stuff but it appears to apply to the government as well yeah yeah yeah um so material

00:11:57.240 so if it applies if racial hatred is likely to be stirred up this is why i'm saying that noticing is a crime

00:12:04.080 noticing is obviously a crime and the law is intended to ban any kind of of of noticing

00:12:12.360 um so funny like if you wouldn't need these laws it well you wouldn't need the laws if you just

00:12:20.240 didn't do this to begin with but they obviously are aware of the differences between people obviously

00:12:26.540 yes and that's why they implement these kind of policies because yes we've got to keep a lid on

00:12:31.300 this pressure cooker as much as possible yes you know it's like diversity is such a strength until

00:12:36.220 you notice that diversity is diverse well and i like i always say just talk to anybody from

00:12:42.440 lebanon about diversity and then they'll explain it to you um if your intent is just to disseminate

00:12:49.360 ideas not cause violence that could be a crime that could be a crime um

00:12:57.300 um well you can't even have a positive account of the british empire pretty much what yeah i mean

00:13:04.580 it it does sort of seem to apply here uh if you say that the anglosphere has the best political system

00:13:14.540 you are expressing supremacist ideas and because you're expressing supremacist ideas you are implying

00:13:21.440 that i don't know afghanistan's tribal council the lawyer is inferior to uh westminster democracy when

00:13:31.700 it actually worked and that expression of supremacy um go to jail go straight to jail

00:13:38.500 oh is it just children playing in politics and we know that it's going to be two-tiered like

00:13:43.820 there is no need to waste your time on that um however if you're only quoting your religious texts

00:13:54.420 or referencing religious teachings for the purposes of general discussion or teaching religion

00:14:00.580 then you're exempt uh yeah but probably not though you know you know not though that when i say that the

00:14:07.840 old testament says certain things about usually being bad that that christ kicked out the money

00:14:14.480 changers that uh the old testament disapproves of of various behavior that we now refer to as

00:14:22.000 lgbt um it's not going to apply to me but you know that when it happens in a mosque it is oh that's 1.00

00:14:30.100 yeah that's that's all that's fine that's kosher you sort of know from the outset how this is going to

00:14:36.660 be applied ah yeah and we could pretend that they are being you know that this is just a mistake

00:14:43.380 that they didn't really mean the to discriminate but come on we're all adults here we know what is

00:14:49.800 the purpose of this there's no need to pretend that the government isn't governing against its people

00:14:56.040 and this applies to pretty much the entirety of the anglosphere and here we are this is an extreme case

00:15:03.120 yes there's no way we could have the lotus eaters in australia no no no um and any kind of sharing or

00:15:11.360 dissemination of messages like for example let me give you this one is absolutely wild um when it

00:15:18.980 comes to defining a member of a band organization a member of an organization includes a person who is

00:15:25.320 an informal member of the organization they're not a member so who's not a member well so who's not a

00:15:32.740 member which means yes which means that anyone so our australian fans are advised to use vpns i don't

00:15:44.200 know these are easily hackable and they don't provide full security um i i don't know what to say

00:15:51.880 but if you watch the lotus eaters regularly or comment on our website regularly that could mean

00:15:58.180 that you're an informal member of a hate group right has the undersecretary of state for the states

00:16:06.640 commented on this yet they the the trump administration has been telling the australians

00:16:12.820 they've commented on other things than if you do this right okay and uh yeah sarah waters i believe

00:16:18.760 her name is she's been commenting about this stuff and the trump admin has privately warned the aussies

00:16:24.980 not to go down that route um you see the usual suspects in australia pauline hansen uh one nation

00:16:34.060 all of these guys coming out against this nonsense um and uh i just wanted to remind you in terms of

00:16:44.260 how this actually works so there is this religious carve-out clause yeah but when uh israel fulau who's

00:16:51.800 a togan rugby player he's now had to go to japan because everybody in australia cancelled him

00:16:58.180 when he expressed basic christian views on sexuality the prime minister stepped in to say that his views

00:17:06.580 were reprehensible uh etc etc calling him out presumably it was something like oh why doesn't

00:17:13.260 a man have a husband or something like that something like yes yes yes a man have a wife sorry i'm so his

00:17:18.720 criticism was along the lines of pretty basic traditional christian morality same-sex marriage

00:17:26.320 is not a thing homosexual stuff that's been commonplace for the like you know up until

00:17:32.520 yeah yeah in civilizational time up until five seconds ago um so saying that from a christian

00:17:40.600 perspective that's going to get you in trouble but if you say for example that the christians are

00:17:48.500 lying about their scripture as islam does or that all those who believe in the holy trinity are 0.93

00:17:53.620 kufar and therefore must be fought against etc etc this kind of religious teaching can be exempted

00:18:01.820 under the laws it currently stands so basically in australia convert to islam or go to jail 0.65

00:18:07.460 well if you had doubts about how severe this is i'm going to make you listen to something for three

00:18:14.360 minutes oh really and then and then you can sort of see that it's genuinely wild uh let's listen to

00:18:23.300 this please in part five the racial vilification defense on page eight uh that works through

00:18:34.180 um some of these new offenses just want to turn to where you've spoken about expressions of race color

00:18:43.720 and national or ethnic origin um and it says on the fourth line there for example those of jewish origin

00:18:54.300 would be protected by the offense um given that jewish people uh i could convert to to judaism uh how then 0.91

00:19:05.840 do you suggest that you'll be protecting uh jewish people of different ethnic origins under this legislation

00:19:15.360 um so for this offense uh that reference draws on the uh racial discrimination act um and uh

00:19:26.480 uh it is uh it is uh in that context these terms have been found to encompass jewish people

00:19:33.440 also seeks as ethno-religious groups so jewish people as seeks are protected

00:19:38.880 uh yes so we're satisfied that that reference to persons or groups distinguished by race color

00:19:45.600 national national ethnic okay what about other religious groups would it protect

00:19:51.360 uh uh well i'm catholic would it protect uh well i'm catholic would it protect catholic people

00:19:55.440 um i mentioned uh that uh i think there has been consideration that it will apply to um

00:20:03.520 sikhs as also a ethno-religious group um and in other contexts um uh would depend on the broader range of

00:20:13.120 characteristics um but um uh being catholic alone would not constitute race color national ethnic origin

00:20:22.800 but it might be that in certain circumstances if there are broader other considerations um that

00:20:31.040 meant those individuals formed uh and then she goes on and then she goes on to clearly say that no

00:20:36.720 christians in general would not be protected why are so many women in politics can you just get out now 1.00

00:20:42.160 you are destroying politics this bloody hr childless women trying to protect foreigners because 1.00

00:20:49.520 they've got nothing to look after in their life just get out of my politics please as as you see in

00:20:54.560 the states discussing you're destroying the western world as you see in the states you see liberal

00:20:59.600 mothers going out to protect somali migrants yeah so it's not just the childless the virus women are 0.99

00:21:06.720 more prone to being manipulated and they have been horrifically manipulated but it sounds like what

00:21:13.360 this bill is actually doing is criminalizing everybody who is white and christian and it's

00:21:19.440 just a question as to whether they enforce it or not on you but if you are white and christian you know

00:21:24.320 that there was a there was a guillotine over your head yes essentially that's the purpose of the law

00:21:30.320 the law now uh australia's conservatives who are called appropriately liberals uh thought about

00:21:39.200 supporting the law but then the uproar on x made sure that they couldn't do it um and then there were

00:21:45.680 some other reactions which i'm going to go through in the interest of time uh give me a split second

00:21:54.240 here we had the executive council of jewish organizations coming out in australia and saying

00:22:03.600 that their problem is that the law wasn't tight enough that they fully support it and they think

00:22:10.240 that it should be tightened even further now in case you were wondering about the uh politics of of

00:22:18.880 australian jewish jewish people the executive council of australian jewry is the umbrella body

00:22:25.920 comparable to the board of deputies in britain um and it has representatives from pretty much every

00:22:33.360 single jewish organization in australia that participate in it and it is the uh umbrella group

00:22:42.080 that is recognized by the world jewish congress he's mental to me and they've come out and said hold on

00:22:48.000 they've come out and said that the legislation is a significant step in the right direction

00:22:54.400 but it still suffers some significant shortcomings which will limit its effectiveness they want it to

00:23:00.800 be tighter right yeah uh the offense is limited to the promotion of hatred of others on the basis of

00:23:07.360 the race promoting hatred based on inherent attributes such as gender identity sexual orientation age or

00:23:16.720 disability will not be prescribed the implication being that they should be people who are targeted

00:23:22.800 for hatred on the basis of these attributes are equally entitled to protection so their view is

00:23:28.560 that this should be tightened even further so sorry let me let me just get this straight so 0.92

00:23:35.280 muslims attack jews gays most affected yes brilliant um right the proposed offense does not cover

00:23:43.280 instances where a person recklessly promotes racial hatred so it should be even tighter again so we're 0.99

00:23:51.440 still allowed to go after fatties but that's about it yeah yes i suppose no probably not um 0.92

00:23:59.520 thirdly hold on hold on sojournistic hold on thirdly the dehumanize sorry the proposed offense

00:24:07.520 would exempt quoting or referencing religious texts for the purposes of religious teaching

00:24:13.600 now don't say gluttony basically so that needs a sin basically this one is interesting because if you

00:24:22.560 look at saint paul's criticism of the jews of his time you could pick out pieces in the new testament and

00:24:29.840 say that these were anti-semitic um the serious vilification offense will only be established if

00:24:37.360 a prosecutor can prove that the conduct would put a reasonable member in fear so instead of saying

00:24:45.680 that's absurd to just prosecute people for apparently causing fear because that's that's highly subjective

00:24:53.280 this requirement goes beyond guilty renaissance should be decided solely on the basis of the conduct

00:24:59.840 and the impact on the victim should be relevant only in determining the sentence meaning that

00:25:07.600 just having hatred should be the criminal offense now to be fair the australian jewish association

00:25:18.560 which has a much smaller membership and is closer to the likud party in israel and is not considered the

00:25:26.480 the establishment organization um has a few thousand members compared to the much wider membership of of

00:25:33.840 the executive council put out a statement saying the opposite and they're attacking the australian 0.67

00:25:40.480 government and they are defending uh speech and they are saying that this is absolutely ridiculous and

00:25:47.680 that there are other things that should be done to combat anti-semitism uh but not this nonsense like 0.89

00:25:54.080 i don't know closing the borders for to islamists you just committed the hate crime you just 0.63

00:26:01.520 stop committing hate crimes it's just you just can't help yourself mate it's just so it's awesome

00:26:07.120 isn't it it's it's mental to me i don't understand why any i mean i'm an englishman so for like uh there

00:26:13.600 would be no jews or muslims in this country like i just i'm not interested in any of it but there are jews 1.00

00:26:18.720 here so it's mental to me that any jew wouldn't be pro just like islamist blockade no it's you're 0.99

00:26:26.400 mental you're mad there's no self-preservation what i don't understand when you read the old testament 0.98

00:26:32.960 is why the ecag would want to defend transgenderism and homosexuality and all of that i genuinely don't

00:26:41.040 get it this is a fundamentally unbiblical view this is a fundamentally destructive view um the aga

00:26:50.560 doesn't criticize that but you know here we are the legislation is i'm looking at the time now the

00:26:57.600 legislation is probably going to fail uh not least because there's a bunch of people who are going to

00:27:04.000 protest against it on the 26th of january on australia day and remind the government that this

00:27:10.480 legislation pretty much makes everybody who likes australia a criminal but also because the greens

00:27:15.600 decided that the legislation doesn't go far enough oh great and so they decided to withhold their

00:27:24.880 support remind me again how how hate speech helps the environment somehow something magic it helps

00:27:33.120 so fortunately this law isn't going to pass by the look of it things could change and the trump admin

00:27:41.600 has stepped in and said this is madness and anybody who looks at the thing can clearly see that it's

00:27:47.680 absolutely insane um but the greens decided not to let it pass because it doesn't go far enough

00:27:56.480 and they were bargaining with the government before it became clear how unpopular this was

00:28:02.000 trying to get them to tighten the legislation further and to expand it to cover an even wider range of sane

00:28:12.240 sensible normal opinions

00:28:17.440 so it seems that the aussies dodged the bullet this time but it's not going to last

00:28:22.640 when i've tried to do it once i just do it again yes yes exactly brilliant so that's uh that's all the time i 0.96

00:28:29.840 have for this but uh stay safe there well that's safe out there australians your government freaking

00:28:36.160 hates you that is very disturbing stiglestone says mr h did uh hate crime uh luke saint 91 says

00:28:43.680 maybe the only thing islam gets right is that women don't have any rights or you're going to like my 0.99

00:28:47.520 segment then and um wonder why white people are getting more radical especially when they rely on us to

00:28:52.960 defend the country or grab all the mouse yeah sure um um magnus 87 thank you for the 20 uh old soviet

00:29:03.760 joke you know someone uh was lying when he says he got 10 years and didn't do anything because the

00:29:08.880 sentence for not doing anything was five years um and uh that's a random name says why women allowed 1.00

00:29:17.520 so very good um we we we shall turn now to a um a bit of a white pill something to cheer us all up

00:29:26.320 so please you've probably all been aware that there's been this bit of a hoo-ha in this country 1.00

00:29:31.280 white um grok well actually not just all all of the ais you could go to it you say

00:29:38.000 here's a picture put it in it put it in a bikini and all of the ais do it but keir starmer kite wants to 0.98

00:29:44.240 ban x because it's not controlled by a shit lib and and therefore they they seized upon this and 0.98

00:29:49.680 they there was a big hoo-ha about being able to put women in in bikinis oh someone put my dog in a 0.99

00:29:54.640 bikini well oh yeah you could do anything toaster you could put the bikino in and anything really um

00:30:00.800 but um but but but uh grok has now had to respond to this because because the uk government decided to

00:30:05.760 go down the path well we're going to ban you then so so grok has now um banned uh banned its ai from

00:30:12.080 generating sexualized images of women and children after the uk made it illegal to create

00:30:18.720 non-consensual images however it is still responding to a quest to put men in bikinis

00:30:24.560 or sexual positions now this was universally praised on the left and right and everybody's

00:30:30.560 saying well this is obviously a good thing oh so they were just just to clarify i guess as well uh elon

00:30:37.040 musk and everyone else came out and was like there was nothing about kids that there's nothing about

00:30:42.400 kids on this at all no there was just to clarify that yeah that was something whipped up by the media

00:30:47.360 no that yeah that is perfectly true um but um but you know everybody has thought that this is a good

00:30:53.040 thing and i've seen so many comments from people saying there was no possible reason why you would

00:30:58.880 not be in favor of this and i thought well i can actually see a pretty glaring one okay and i want

00:31:04.720 to take you on my thought process and tell me that i'm not wrong in this so for a start i have a very

00:31:09.920 different reading of this tweet and samson leave it on the screen so the audience can see it as i say

00:31:14.480 this the way i read that because i'm infinitely more based is that um what that is actually saying

00:31:21.520 is that women have just had their rights restricted and are being treated like children 0.97

00:31:26.160 i'm not wrong am i yeah we'll lock you up no one can look at you do anything about you yeah

00:31:34.560 talk to you and and and essentially what it what it comes back to is this old distinction um or no um

00:31:42.480 paradox and liberalism that has never been resolved which is women are both strong and powerful 1.00

00:31:48.800 at the precise same time as being vulnerable and needing special protection yes liberalism has never

00:31:54.640 been able to resolve that um before before we go on and i'll take you through my argument i just i

00:32:00.160 just want to give an acknowledgement to the fact that it is only now a few years um since we wouldn't

00:32:07.200 have been able to have a conversation on the dynamic of men and women um because of the other 72 genders

00:32:14.160 now you might think oh that that's that's that's done and i remember that stuff he's only it was only a

00:32:18.880 few years ago this was medically reviewed in in 2024 that's only two years ago where this was the thing

00:32:25.120 so um just a quick blast from the past let's let's let's just remind ourselves of the genders that 1.00

00:32:30.720 they used to be i can't go through all of them aerogender aerogending i think i saw the last i saw

00:32:36.560 the film on that the last aerogender yeah what effectogender uh agenda flux um alexander

00:32:46.160 genera that's presumably when you imagine yourself to be alexander the great or something

00:32:49.680 um what else we i mean there's um blur auto gender are they a car auto gender that sounds

00:32:56.880 that sounds like the base one doesn't it astral gender brilliant um i mean you get to a certain

00:33:03.040 point on this and it basically just looks like a glossary of terms that you make can i be serious

00:33:08.160 about this for one second how yes bear with me i don't see this ego gender brilliant um these are

00:33:19.600 people trying to find weird ways to express their own uniqueness yes within the constraints of the

00:33:28.720 the dominant transgender culture and what they're saying is that they are suffering and they don't 1.00

00:33:36.560 know how to express it and the only permitted avenue for expressing it is through some kind

00:33:42.800 of sexualized identity yes there was a time where we would respect people's suffering because we all

00:33:50.480 shared in it but that was predicated on having a christian morality and they are right that every

00:33:57.280 individual is unique and has unique trials and tribulations and an individual cross in a sense um but

00:34:07.840 that doesn't need to be expressed in this particularly insane and satanic manner i just

00:34:14.800 think they're mental but you're right it is about over sexualization and that being the only narrative

00:34:20.000 and that's kind of where i'm going with which is why i go with insane and satanic yes because what 0.65

00:34:24.640 i'm saying is the pendulum swung to such a ridiculous length it's now starting to swing back um before i

00:34:31.600 move on i'll just point out what i like actually it is the um alex gender a person who has a fluid

00:34:37.440 gender identity between one or more type of gender although they cannot name the genders they feel fluid

00:34:43.040 in that's just a mental person yes yes and and when you get someone who's telling you i am mentally

00:34:48.880 unwell i'm suffering please help me and a normal process would be yeah go to a priest confess your sins

00:34:56.400 maybe get slapped around and and and and fast to for penance yes um but they can't be told to do the

00:35:03.920 same thing yes and so they're told well that i've just discovered a new gender doctor yep um this one 1.00

00:35:10.240 is absolutely different from all of the others let's cut off their tits and and graft the penis and and 1.00

00:35:16.800 when you get later down in this for me this just feels like a glossary of spare terms that you have 1.00

00:35:22.240 at the back of your science fiction show you can just sort of picture you know captain the the demiflux

00:35:28.400 is interacting with the um a dredger gender yeah and and it's going to cause a femifluid explosion or 0.93

00:35:35.920 something like that i mean it's just just all over the bloody place anyway so i mentioned that so this

00:35:42.640 is my point is is that you know the the pendulum is really swinging on this now my actual argument is

00:35:49.920 this okay is that i don't think that women are going to lose rights through sort of ideology or 0.99

00:35:55.840 malice what is happening here is that we are instantiating a safety and compliance logic where

00:36:03.840 rights are risked managed permissions okay so so in in the digital system systems they don't recognize

00:36:11.360 rights they recognize permissions right and platforms understand that they've got to shut down

00:36:17.200 the risk profile of everything so basically what happened is what is going to happen is that the

00:36:22.400 temporary safeguards are going to harden into policy and you know you start with emergency blocks because

00:36:28.240 there's a crisis um and then you get internalized risk categories and then you get best practice now

00:36:34.480 women as we have established now um they're a high risk class so you need additional protection layers 1.00

00:36:43.680 on women and you've got to treat them like children effectively so the language is the language that 0.96

00:36:48.960 is going to be used is not going to be um oh um taking away anything or restrict it's not going to

00:36:54.800 be that it's going to it's going to be safeguarding it's going to be protections it's going to be out of

00:36:58.880 caution nobody ever says restriction they only ever say care that's the way that they go on this

00:37:06.640 right and then um sex or gender whichever way you look at it is is is going to become administratively

00:37:12.880 real at the digital layer so sex is going to correlate with um abuse likelihood and reputational

00:37:19.520 harm and therefore digital protocols have no choice but to store infer and use in decision trees okay so

00:37:27.920 equality remains rhetorical what's actually happening underneath this is that the divergence is happening

00:37:35.920 in the code and it's a set of permission layers and then what happens is these systems right they don't

00:37:42.160 um they don't they don't they they stack right they don't reset so everything is a layer built upon

00:37:50.560 another layer put upon another layer okay so new systems that are developed off the back of this and

00:37:57.120 everything is going to becoming increasingly more digital over time everything is going to get more

00:38:01.360 and more and and you can see more of the civic engagement chain moving on to the digital world right

00:38:08.320 and every new system that is going to be built on the old systems are going to inherit

00:38:12.800 the existing risk flags they're going to inherit the compliance rules and the known vulnerabilities

00:38:18.960 and that's how they'll be thinking about it so i mean stuff like digital id it's obviously going to

00:38:24.240 come i know i know that keir starman said he's backing off he's not really backing off um i mean maybe

00:38:30.640 maybe we should talk about that for a second there's announcement and a lot of people got excited okay

00:38:34.240 um you know digital id is no longer going to be mandatory like so what what what will happen

00:38:40.560 that's the thing it will be just in orbit name it will mandatory if you want to be able to do

00:38:45.200 anything yeah if you don't want to do anything it's not mandatory if you do want to do anything it will

00:38:50.320 be mandatory like even your interactions with something like company's house yes they have to go through

00:38:56.720 a dot gov one id whatever it is which is effectively a digital id um and you can easily tie pretty much

00:39:07.280 everything to do with government benefits taxes whatever to this identity and then you just link

00:39:15.840 it up to the nhs which already has a decentralized database about you and then that's it you are

00:39:23.520 fully part of the digital id environment so they are going to sneak this through the back door

00:39:29.200 and if as you say there are these layers of protection that are stacking on top of each other

00:39:35.440 with women being you know being female being one of the protected characteristics it just means 1.00

00:39:41.600 that males are the excluded group and the ones that are permissible to be put at risk which is fair all of 0.78

00:39:50.320 the history of humanity is about putting men at risk be it in construction or in war or in agriculture

00:39:56.640 or in hunting because that's their job to provide and protect um but it would be nice to recognize

00:40:04.560 that this is the objective truth but okay but actually i think that's a good thing here because

00:40:09.760 it's it's yes okay men are more at risk um but but in the terms that that they are not protected by

00:40:17.680 these categorizations these things that have to be built in so you can see that the civic tech when

00:40:23.440 it comes along you know digital voting is going to be built on top of this you know anti-coercion

00:40:29.440 messages are going to have to be built into it you're going to need identity assurance and you're

00:40:33.520 going to need basically a zero tolerance for any scandal and so the risk analysis and the compliance

00:40:39.520 departments and all of these when they're building it up it's going to be who is most likely to be

00:40:44.880 coerced well we know the answer to that because the risk flags are all over women you know they're 1.00

00:40:51.040 they're the ones that can be compromised they're the ones that are higher risk and so the system

00:40:54.880 will correctly infer from the previous stacks built below it okay well the answer is who's vulnerable

00:41:01.040 women because that that is what we're training into it now so it's it effectively what they're going 1.00

00:41:07.920 to get is a lot more friction so nobody is ever going to come along and say to one no you can't vote

00:41:13.120 the rhetoric will be the same but the downstream consequence will be that getting through to the

00:41:20.480 point where you can actually do that where you can take a full civic engagement is going to be a lot

00:41:25.440 more friction so it's going to be extra verification and it's going to be um you know delays and manual

00:41:31.360 reviews and all this kind of stuff yeah so you know whereas men they're going to get the default 0.99

00:41:37.440 digital access and they're going to get the low friction path while the women are getting the 1.00

00:41:40.880 safeguarded pass which is just slower and more complicated so you know women can still vote but 1.00

00:41:47.280 it's it's it's just slower and more friction in order to get better and you once you start layering

00:41:53.040 this up you're not going to get the um you're not going to get rollback because removing safeguards can

00:42:00.320 immediately be flagged as okay well you're risking harm to women yeah yeah um and if keeping safeguards

00:42:06.640 there are basically no downsides to this and it's ultimately compliance officers and not

00:42:13.040 politicians who own the system who run the system right so you know the the inversion occurs where um

00:42:21.840 liberalism claims that women are all of these things you know fully equal agents and and structurally 1.00

00:42:26.800 vulnerable and stuff but every time there's a scandal or something that comes along they they start

00:42:32.080 building in behaviors which are perfectly the opposite of that now i i i then want to show a

00:42:40.000 tweet that i put out last night that people seem to have responded to quite well because i'm i'm

00:42:43.760 trying to think about the system of governance in in a different in a different frame trying to invert

00:42:50.080 the frame on a lot of this stuff and and see if any of this makes sense okay so here i say look what

00:42:54.880 if all of the following is true right britain is no longer a democracy it's a credential weighted

00:43:00.080 compliance system real power flows through the treasury regulators and courts because they own risk

00:43:06.800 so the treasury owns sort of bond risk all that kind of stuff courts um you know um legal compliance

00:43:12.640 risk all that kind of stuff the state doesn't govern it processes risk policy is downstream of risk

00:43:18.800 frameworks not ideology or voter preference parliament is a signaling layer not a decision layer mp signal moral

00:43:28.480 alignment launder system decisions into narratives and absorb public anger britain is governed by

00:43:35.840 inherited assumption and there's a whole bunch of these you know such as growth cannot benefit the

00:43:40.160 natives and i mean this is a core one legibility to international systems outrank domestic concerns

00:43:46.720 um you know i go on to say things like immigration was never a policy choice it was a structural output

00:43:50.960 if you've got declining compliance with the natives where you need people who are going to not contest the

00:43:55.120 authority and that um the real constitution is basically statistical not written because what

00:44:01.040 a constitution do is it restricts you so the real constitution is bond yields credit rating agencies

00:44:06.720 legal harmonization um you know it's all of that and i'm saying effectively the collapse has already

00:44:11.920 happened but it looks to us like stability without any purpose and ultimately where i get to all of

00:44:17.680 this is that britain isn't being misgoverned it's being governed exactly as a late stage administrative

00:44:23.200 system must it's all risk mitigation all the way down i mean you could easily compare the government

00:44:31.760 of britain to the people who were sitting in the um in the emperor's palaces in china in in the uh

00:44:38.080 in the garden city in the holy city whatever it was completely isolated they're there sometimes

00:44:44.960 as a lightning rod for public anger um it is a bunch of eunuchs in charge at the end of the day 1.00

00:44:53.360 genderless unit yes and um yes yes kia starman fits that bill i'm sure to be honest well the ukrainian

00:45:02.400 rent boys might well yeah you know yeah i think their trial is coming up in march or april that should be

00:45:10.640 entertaining oh they won't say anything oh nothing will be public oh i'd love it to be it won't be

00:45:16.960 i'd love it to be but it won't be maybe can't let that get out but but basically what i'm saying here

00:45:22.720 is restricting women's digital right because we can do something they can't and and i know it sounds

00:45:29.120 frivolous at the moment but i can take a picture of myself and say the grok put me in a bikini right

00:45:34.720 and and you might think okay well that's well i have i have done that as well but i mean just

00:45:39.280 just just to see if yeah just okay just just to see if it could be done right and that might appear

00:45:44.800 entirely frivolous at this point but my point is serious if you start building risk flags and

00:45:51.680 permissions onto women and then you build everything else onto a digital system let me yes let me agree 1.00

00:46:00.880 with you with an anecdote i was writing a piece on iran yesterday and i wanted an image of khamenei

00:46:08.960 the supreme leader of iran with a target on him okay and american jets in the air do you know whose

00:46:15.920 image grok gave me elon musk's yeah and another random white man it absolutely refused to put

00:46:27.360 khamenei in a turban and his normal dress and also with a target on him because obviously that would 0.99

00:46:37.040 violate some kind of hate speech programming but it did instantly spit out elon musk and i'm not lying

00:46:43.520 i have the image i futed it out um didn't get a reply but when you ask grok to take the supreme leader

00:46:53.600 of iran put him in his proper dress and put a target on him it'll give you an image of a random

00:47:00.800 white man and elon musk instead yes so bizarre no turbans no no turbans no religious dress

00:47:08.560 but i mean isn't this fascinating extending from that to your logic yes you could sort of see how

00:47:14.800 this kind of endless programming that is going to go through algorithms that have the same safety

00:47:20.320 requirements and the key thing is they stack and they stack and they stack exactly yeah exactly

00:47:26.480 is going to end up with a conclusion yes that with a white man he's allowed to do anything yes but with

00:47:34.560 a woman especially if she identifies shut it down restrict it protect her she's vulnerable exactly yes 1.00

00:47:41.360 so this is the logic that you're going and then when and i am seeing it in real life yes and then when

00:47:46.720 when you start to build all of the later stages that will come over the next two decades yes civic

00:47:52.240 engagement including voting so i mean and that is how i get to i mean just to come back to the original

00:47:58.240 link um you know women are having their rights restricted and treated like children that's why 1.00

00:48:03.360 i think it's a good thing um which so i've i've come at it that this is a good thing everybody everybody

00:48:10.240 agrees that this is a good thing i'm agreeing outside of it for a completely different reason

00:48:18.960 not the reason that absolutely everybody else thinks that this is a good thing a true feminist would 1.00

00:48:23.840 want to defend femininity right rather than pretend that that men and women are the same

00:48:30.480 a true feminist but we're not and it used yes always used to be that men and women are different and

00:48:35.760 then we got all that gender nonsense i talked about at the beginning where you know there were 72 0.52

00:48:40.080 different genders including genders for people who don't know what gender they are and can't make up

00:48:43.760 their mind yes and and the the pendulum is swinging back and and people can't see that it's happening but

00:48:50.320 that pendulum is swinging we are taking rights away from women we are doing it all over again we are 1.00

00:48:56.640 setting up for a situation where they won't be able to vote or at least they won't be able to vote with as much friction

00:49:01.520 and everybody at every stage especially the feminists they're like cheering going yay this is 1.00

00:49:06.320 excellent and i'm and i'm there going yep but for completely different reasons right and and um i

00:49:13.680 mean i'll i'll show you i'll show you this video this this is i mean this is where we need to get back to

00:49:18.320 um i mean this is this is um from from broad walk empire this is how the world used to be

00:49:23.760 uh it used to have thought patrols i'll just i'll just show you this pull it down sister big part your 0.94

00:49:30.320 skirt's too short too short for what it's the law lady the bottom of the skirt shall be no higher 1.00

00:49:36.480 than seven inches above the knee they actually measure what kind of town is this all right you

00:49:41.760 a summons and you can find out swell make it out to molly fletcher i take it you're not from around

00:49:48.800 here san francisco new in town not much of a welcome is it ten dollars what i don't have that kind of money

00:49:58.080 fine then you can spend the night in jail come on you have got to be kidding me nice you're attracting

00:50:08.000 the beach lizards now oh let them gawk they're called knees fellas what's the trouble she refuses 0.80

00:50:15.920 to cover up and she won't pay the fine you really want to go to jail sure i'm a public menace officer

00:50:22.080 i'm sorry my cousin is a joker if you let me pay the fine i'll be sure to keep her out of trouble 0.99

00:50:28.480 gee you'd do that cuz

00:50:33.120 that all right with you suit yourself

00:50:38.320 and cover her up 1.00

00:50:41.600 sorry base patrol yeah exactly i mean this is what we got to get we

00:50:45.120 why have we ever lost for thought patrols

00:50:50.960 that's what we we need we need women like that going around you know looking up only fans like 1.00

00:50:56.400 fine for you and no no no my position on only fans is very clear oh shut it down shut it down yes no

00:51:02.160 no drone strikes yes on the servers drone strikes on the owners end it yes we're done here yes um but

00:51:09.840 you know i'm i'm just saying um you know just if you've got to start thinking about things in terms

00:51:15.200 of systems and not just for the not just the headline that you see in the news what does this

00:51:22.240 instantiate what behaviors does it does it reward which behaviors does it shut down and then what gets

00:51:29.280 built on top of that layer by layer by layer because i think the feminists are cheering for something 1.00

00:51:34.800 here which they don't quite understand what the downstream implications yes of treating women

00:51:40.240 like children yeah which is actually what they've done and i'm not saying i don't agree because i do

00:51:45.120 agree i mean but but i agree because i thought it through all the way all morality is about protecting

00:51:52.720 women and children yes biologically yes this has always been the priority and we've found ways to sort of

00:52:00.800 elevate women elevate children through christian thinking but all morality biologically is about 0.95

00:52:08.320 safeguarding women and children but but we've become so woke we're rediscovering tradition tradition

00:52:14.000 is you decided to pretend that everybody's equal yes which is an insane assumption it's a bit like

00:52:19.040 every so often you see some feminist on twitter post something like well if women can't have abortions 1.00

00:52:25.040 that means that men have to provide for her and the child for the rest of his life you've rediscovered 0.97

00:52:29.440 marriage yes congratulations and you've rediscovered marriage well done we're in agreement honestly

00:52:36.000 once a month a feminist hits upon this killer line and posts it and then just gets the entire right 1.00

00:52:42.000 wing posting under yep your terms yep that's fine yeah that is absolutely fine we are bill rebuilding

00:52:48.880 tradition and and and and proper modest feminism by because we went too woke it's as if these cultural

00:52:57.040 norms are there for a reason yes yes it's as if there is a reason why things are the way they are

00:53:06.480 i don't know all right so i i will uh i'll read some uh comments um oh dear this one seems to have um

00:53:15.920 yes this one seems to have riled people up um

00:53:20.720 oh traveling tortoise for a very generous uh fifty dollars the absolute state of our politics

00:53:25.600 uh bracket state of politics uh great youtube channel uh when's dan coming on i don't know um

00:53:32.160 do you want to come on the uh state of politics well i've got something interesting to talk about

00:53:35.520 i mean that'd be your decision since you run the shop um well i'm not against it well we we we

00:53:41.280 me and beau can have you on just to enough interview you absolutely um uh siglestone says my gender is

00:53:48.480 dan uh very good um luke saint 91 says i disagree i think they came up of all these genders just to be

00:53:55.760 special if you notice a lot of these people are white and they're trying to get around the anti-whitism that

00:54:00.960 we're dealing with um and he also says i find it funny you guys should uh uh you guys are talking about

00:54:06.560 stuff now the migtails have been talking about for a while where the migtails um men going their own way 0.94

00:54:12.480 uh yes um hayden w is demigender named after demi lovoto don't know um logan says off topic dan can you

00:54:25.200 do a brokonomics about canada i mean possibly um if i had a good guest i guess it's going to become

00:54:30.800 america right that that would be good i'll cover it at that point um luke saint 91 also says i brought

00:54:37.600 this up yesterday but you guys really need to have a serious look at migtail community um possibly 0.95

00:54:43.040 yeah again if you can recommend a decent guest i'd consider it um and a drunken changeling says uh

00:54:48.480 feminats once again creating patriarchy from first principles yes that is exactly what they're 1.00

00:54:54.240 doing and that's why i'm in favor of it uh tell us about chagos i'm controlling the mouse yes let me

00:55:05.680 just scroll through this quickly right let's have a a whistle stop tour of chagos go on then bit of

00:55:17.360 an update on everything that's going on because i haven't heard much for a while there's been little

00:55:21.760 bits of updates here and there but they're they're comical they're really comical so this isn't like a

00:55:27.920 great grand update nothing major's happened but it's setting the stage i think for things to happen

00:55:34.240 moving forward but what has happened is very very funny so i wanted to talk about it uh this one

00:55:40.880 the chagossians announced a government in exile what yep okay i mean i'm i'm here for i'm i'm pro

00:55:49.920 how many chagossians are there enough for a whole government well and no for two governments at this 1.00

00:55:55.520 point yeah yeah yeah there's like 60 of them or something yeah so the chagos islands community has

00:56:01.120 announced the creation of a government in exile i mean again i'm laughing but i'm pro this following

00:56:06.640 an informal referendum in which 96 of voters supported the proposal more than a thousand

00:56:12.400 chagossians worldwide so there you go there's your answer were eligible to participate and the result

00:56:18.080 was led by newly elected interim first minister misley misley man mandarian uh the poll which took place

00:56:26.080 over the weekend at the time of you know this going it was a little while back now uh received

00:56:30.800 the following result question one formation of a government in exile do you support the creation

00:56:36.320 of a government in exile to represent the chagossian people until a permanent settlement is achieved

00:56:41.680 in favor 1233 91.9 and against 108 so 8.1 i mean i'm pro this okay i'm pro this so so they they

00:56:52.880 announced that they were going to they're happy that they were going to do it they got there's

00:56:56.800 like 1400 approval yeah i mean i mean just on logistics sake there must be people who are both

00:57:02.000 in the chagossian government and the chagossian opposition at the same time just because they

00:57:05.760 have such a shortage of manpower probably that's a new take on crossing the aisle to argue with oneself

00:57:14.560 uh and then they appointed the interim first minister which is obviously this chap misley

00:57:21.040 mandarin um and then they also just a few more bits and pieces here they just say this so the

00:57:26.880 announcement comes amid growing scrutiny from international bodies the u.n committee on the

00:57:31.920 elimination of racial discrimination recent which is brilliant because that's like that that's the

00:57:37.360 the most left-coded thing yeah it's proper woke innit working for the other side that's hilarious

00:57:43.840 yeah and so they recently urged both the uk and mauritius to pause ratification of the sovereignty

00:57:49.440 deal oh this is so cute warning that it may violate chagossians rights by preventing resettlement

00:57:54.720 on diego garcia they think they're going to resettle diego garcia do they it's all over honestly

00:57:59.840 it's very cute uh the government exile in exile has pledged to seek recognition from international

00:58:06.240 institutions and governments uh its leaders say that they will advocate for resettlement

00:58:11.520 compensation which we'll get to and cultural preservation whilst challenging the uk mauritius

00:58:17.200 agreement as inconsistent with international law and human rights standards so there was that right 0.97

00:58:22.400 there is a little video i don't think we we don't really need to watch it i think we can skip that

00:58:27.600 yeah and then um and so then they wrote the so because they thought so they formed their government

00:58:33.520 in exile and then they were like right we're a government now don't tell me they wrote a

00:58:38.320 constitution no we are going to write a letter to um to queer starlin um which you can't really see 0.89

00:58:45.600 there but i can see it so i'm going to read it to you um this is from first minister miserly man that

00:58:50.960 is terrible yes mate samson that is jesus that is that's that'll give you an aneurysm miserly yeah

00:58:58.160 miserly mandarin um said dear british friends oh i write to you as the first minister of the

00:59:05.760 chagossian people again i'm pro chagossians here i'm laughing but i am just clear yes chagossians and

00:59:11.360 as someone who still believes in britain's sense of fairness responsibility and quiet strength today

00:59:17.360 i ask you to stand up to speak out and act the british government is on the brink of surrendering

00:59:21.840 the british indian ocean territory including the chagoss uh uh your archipelago archipelago to

00:59:30.480 mauritius if this deal is ratified it will be irreversible and britain will live to regret it

00:59:36.000 which i i agree with this that's true this whole thing is mental yes should not be happening so i

00:59:40.480 agree with all of this true yeah agree so far uh this is not a distant technical matter it is about

00:59:48.000 british territory british scrutiny british taxpayers money yeah like 30 is it like 30 30 billion quid

00:59:53.280 34 billion pounds or something yeah it's mental um and so uh continues a little bit further and says uh

01:00:01.760 and and a natural treasure and britain has protected better than almost any nation on earth so they talk

01:00:10.160 about the 60 islands uh 59 of them are completely uninhabited untouched uh except for birds turtles fish

01:00:16.480 and coral which is again it's all things that we were supposed to protect yeah i mean i'm again

01:00:21.360 i'm pro all of that they're among the most among the most pristine islands and waters anywhere in

01:00:26.880 the world and this did not happen by accident it happened because britain took its responsibility

01:00:30.880 seriously the decades britain has protected chagoss a marine sanctuary of global importance its reefs

01:00:37.520 are among the healthiest blah blah blah so we'll just scroll a little bit past that basically just

01:00:41.680 trying to prey on the whole environmentalism part which i'm again i'm prey i'm pro all of that why not

01:00:45.920 um and so then go further mauritius is over a thousand miles away yep they had no contact

01:00:53.920 between mauritius and chagoss before china china began to institute it initiate the whole situation

01:01:01.120 the whole thing is absurd there there is no relationship between the chagoss islands and

01:01:04.480 mauritius it's mad well they're both islands yeah that's a good point uh it does not have the naval

01:01:13.760 capability the patrol capacity or the resources to protect these islands uh and in the past it has

01:01:20.000 had to ask other countries for help simply to police its own waters nice little nice little dunk on

01:01:24.640 mauritius there yeah yeah um and they lost the dodo did they yeah that was mauritius wasn't it

01:01:32.080 that's new zealand right no pretty sure it was mauritius they had dodos they maybe it

01:01:38.560 well savage savage uh to pretend that it can suddenly safeguard one of the most remote

01:01:44.480 archipelagos on earth is fantasy i like this guy he's he's he's a legend uh once sovereignty is

01:01:51.200 transferred britain will have no control fishing exploitation and environmental degradation will

01:01:56.080 follow what britain has preserved impeccably will be handed over to a state that cannot realistically

01:02:01.360 protect it this deal this is all like in bold is also deeply dangerous for britain's security yes

01:02:07.840 diego garcia one of the chagoss islands hosts one of the most important uk us military bases in the

01:02:13.120 world from there britain and its allies deter hostile regimes protect global trade routes and respond

01:02:19.760 to international crisis uh recent operations in the middle east have depended on this base

01:02:25.680 so i love all of that good stuff what a legend uh continues further says yeah under this deal britain

01:02:30.640 will give up sovereignty and pay more than 30 billion pound potentially closer to 35 billion

01:02:35.520 to rent back what it already owns yes just it's mad like none of it makes any sense so this is kind

01:02:39.760 of stuff you already know but the fact that he's actively engaging with the british people as a

01:02:44.800 government as a as a as an elected official this is all new so i love this stuff this is great um

01:02:52.640 and then they say this serious new concerns are emerging mauritius has been implicated in illicit

01:02:58.240 financial dealings linked to the venezuelan regime of maduro whistleblower documents point to china's

01:03:04.800 strategic interest in chagoss beyond the 99 year lease period the treaty itself risks undermining

01:03:11.280 the treaty another treaty oh no it is their treaty sorry uh raising questions about whether future

01:03:18.080 orcus related operations from diego garcia could even remain lawful this is not scaremongering these

01:03:23.280 are real documented risks uh being raised by defense experts parliamentarians and international observers

01:03:29.520 i'll bet you anything that an intelligent british prime minister could sell the chagos islands to the

01:03:34.880 americans you have 50 billion yeah instead of giving it to mauritius and giving them money

01:03:41.920 you could easily sell it to the americans for 50 billion maybe even a hundred billion yeah yeah

01:03:47.360 and just you know that's it yes and i checked on the dodo thing that was mauritius and while i was

01:03:52.960 doing new zealand no it's definitely mauritius but they had dodos new zealand had a bird

01:03:59.120 you might be thinking a bunch of birds yes you might be thinking kiwi was that a bird was that

01:04:04.080 that i can't remember anyway the point is i i then checked how close is mauritius to the chagos

01:04:10.800 islands quite far they're nowhere bloody it's it's one thousand five hundred miles away yeah it's quite

01:04:17.360 far they they had no connection to it it's only because the brits administered put them under the

01:04:24.400 the same administration just sort of imperial efficiency i can see what it's like saying aidan

01:04:30.960 which was part of british india yes should go to the indians this is the same exact logic

01:04:35.920 yeah it's totally mad i mean it's it's it's i mean it's about the length of turkey

01:04:42.000 i mean it's or or or britain yeah it's a huge distance you you you're not doing that on your

01:04:48.240 little coconut phone no no no no the whole thing doesn't make any sense yeah and so now they go a

01:04:54.640 step further appealing to the sort of woke crowd but in in the best way and then there is the human cost

01:05:00.640 the chagossian people were forcibly removed from our homeland between 1968 and 1973 so that

01:05:08.080 diego garcia could be built we sacrificed our home so britain and its allies could be secure

01:05:13.600 today without our consent our homeland is being traded away we were not consulted we were not asked

01:05:20.260 we were ignored and i agree with all of that i mean you know yeah that is the situation that happened

01:05:24.160 um but they also want to remain british right they they want to remain under us right that's all part

01:05:30.240 of it so they then go and ask people to contact their local mps and get that sorted uh you know

01:05:35.680 get them sort of speaking up in parliament and trying to help them um and you can see this as well

01:05:41.520 so this is just another sort of an update um chagoss deal to go ahead despite protests despite all of

01:05:47.040 this despite the letter despite the fact they've elected a government um despite numerous like high

01:05:52.640 court uh injunctions that were put on briefly you know to sort of stop it and halt it and all this kind

01:05:57.200 of stuff uh mad like i'm absolutely mad they just don't care they're not interested so this was the

01:06:01.360 11th of january um and some of these letters were like in december uh and they say again just crazy

01:06:07.120 stuff right there's gonna be no change in policy of the uk's decision to hand the chagoss islands to

01:06:12.240 marit it's not hand we're not we're not handing it to them we're paying them to take it and and this

01:06:20.240 has been a year now and i still haven't heard the explanation as to why we're doing it no there is

01:06:25.200 there is literally none there is none yeah there is none it doesn't make any sense i mean this would

01:06:32.800 be a stellar level of corruption if you look at the lawyers who were involved yeah yeah yeah yeah

01:06:38.400 they've got details that like mauritius these guys that's the one thing that they do a bit of money

01:06:44.400 laundering on the side other than fishing and so on a bit of money laundering on the side

01:06:47.920 and so not a bit is it this is whoa laundering 30 billion pounds can make a lot of people a lot of

01:06:56.640 money yeah you can bet that there's going to be kickbacks so london-based chagossians they've been 1.00

01:07:02.080 out protesting against the plan saying they're being shut out of decisions about the future of their

01:07:06.480 homeland well i mean i can improvise with that that is complete yeah i mean i'm i you know i feel it

01:07:14.080 uh you know i'm there guys um and so then there's some of this right chagossians very hopeful starmas

01:07:20.800 chagos handover deal will be stopped in crunch for crunch day for treaty so this did actually happen

01:07:25.360 right so it was going through the lords and so but they didn't really stop it they stopped it but not

01:07:31.600 really they have a half-assed one did they neither manage to extract an explanation as to why the hell

01:07:37.520 we're doing this in the first place no right international law i mean that buzzwords you don't

01:07:45.840 need to explain yourself but i mean there's still a really sizable hole in this entire story as to

01:07:51.520 why the hell are we doing this at all it literally doesn't make any sense i'm lebanese i explain

01:07:55.920 everything with corruption yeah so so basically the members of the house of lords were they've already

01:08:02.160 done it uh were set to vote on the third and final reading of the legislation to ratify the bill

01:08:07.840 uh and could still vote vote it down so they did but they didn't squash it there's two ways that they

01:08:13.840 basically publicly embarrassed queer starlin um but they didn't what i just love the name uh the fact

01:08:23.840 that your face doesn't change in the least when you use it i say it so using it i say it so much

01:08:29.200 that's just that's the goat it's got to the point if you ever introduced to him it'd be awkward

01:08:33.600 because you wouldn't be able to do the original version anymore yeah all right queer starlin um 0.79

01:08:38.880 but so they basically the the lords voted to embarrass them but that was it it wasn't a full

01:08:45.360 uh squash down which is again mental but that's that's part and parcel of how governments can now

01:08:52.480 just pack the lords with favorite you know favorable uh characters which is just again just nonsense

01:08:59.200 um and then so then we got this so uh again a little bit more uh recent now protect uk uh queer 0.96

01:09:07.360 starlin blasted over chagos islands in furious pmq's rant so you can see like people are you know people

01:09:14.000 are in there now people are getting annoyed uh it's nice to see the mps doing it but it should also be

01:09:19.600 why we why are we paying to to give it away like what are you doing yeah and this should have been

01:09:24.880 happening last year all of this should have been happening last year the fact that it's happening

01:09:28.880 now right the the final crunch time is nonsense is that's insane it shows you how mindless parliament

01:09:35.200 is and it shows you how thoughtless these people are and they only move with vibes they don't move 1.00

01:09:43.120 yeah they just move with the mood but they're just idiots they're all idiots they've got no no um 1.00

01:09:48.880 um no thoughts of their own and so then this is what i was referencing peers rebuke uh ministers over 1.00

01:09:56.000 chagos surrender deal as they again refuse to support the law but they didn't they didn't do 0.98

01:10:00.160 everything that they could have done they and they should have done as well i mean there is no there's

01:10:04.720 no reason to give to pay mauritius to have it there just is to give it to them in the first place

01:10:10.080 if you're going to give it to anyone give it to the americans yeah and take some money from them

01:10:13.520 yeah well the hope now is currently people they're hoping currently that um trump will

01:10:24.320 kind of step in that's that's the hope basically um but you even have things like this right so

01:10:30.240 un watchdog uh has chimed in delivering stinging rebuke of starmer's chagos deal warns agreement must

01:10:37.520 not be ratified this is the un watchdog again you know i don't care about these institutions or

01:10:42.480 anything like that this is what queer starlin loves these these kind of institutions yes this 0.66

01:10:46.640 is awful for him right yeah the message from the united nations is unmistakable a deal that excludes

01:10:52.240 an entire people from the ancestral home he doesn't care about that or i'm telling you he doesn't care

01:10:58.240 uh and denies them justice for decades of suffering is not a solution ratifying this agreement would not

01:11:03.040 close the chapter on colonial injustice in the chagos uh it would lock it in for another century which

01:11:07.840 actually i mean is true they're like well colonialism bad but mauritius colonialism that's good yes mad

01:11:17.360 absolutely mad um i do have in here as well where is it talk amongst yourselves briefly whilst i try and

01:11:23.280 find something find something yeah so how about that robert jenrich then

01:11:27.840 how about nothing right so they were also um what's comical about this now uh is the chagossians 1.00

01:11:37.360 are trying to seek um reparations from quid starlin they've come out and asked for reparations

01:11:46.160 basically they've said if this goes through we want reparations everybody wants reparations

01:11:51.040 mate but they won't be able to find it but they've just given what 50 billion to mauritius

01:11:55.440 yeah 30 35 billion 30 34 billion so that but again i'm just still so confused about this i mean

01:12:03.680 if if if quid starlin was a car salesman he'd be like why don't you buy this car i'll pay you 50

01:12:11.040 grand to take it and you'd be like hang on so what mate yeah what's going on at least there is something

01:12:17.840 there's something so fundamental and basic at the bottom of this that just has never been explained

01:12:22.240 i just i just can't get my head around any of it obviously corruption obviously corruption there is

01:12:27.120 no other way around it how does how does queer starlin benefit from this is a job after after his 0.90

01:12:35.040 failing government it's going to be something so he's going to be appointed to an ngo in mauritius

01:12:39.280 he's going to be some kind of lawyer nobody's going to be giving him gifts of free eyeglasses

01:12:44.160 and clothing oh yeah penthouse and what have you at the moment he's got lord ali buying his

01:12:48.880 underpants for him exactly yes and so when he loses all relevance he loses all ability to make money

01:12:55.840 now granted he has a generous pension probably and uh a security detail as a former pm yes but beyond

01:13:03.360 that he's accustomed to a life of luxury and he's accustomed to people giving him all kinds of fancy

01:13:08.400 gifts right and um now he's going to pay his own so he might get invited to dinners that pay like

01:13:15.520 90 grand for for 10 minutes and some of them will be hosted in mauritius or something but it's what

01:13:20.720 it's one of his mates that is doing this deal so right and he's a lawyer so he'll just go back to

01:13:25.360 doing that and getting deals and taking percentages of deals basically okay so that starts to make sense

01:13:30.880 so here's the bit that i was trying to find sorry protests and reparation demands

01:13:34.960 chugossians uh many who are resettled now in the uk have been protesting in london and demanding

01:13:40.560 reparations from starma for quote giving away their homeland love it you love to see it love it uh

01:13:47.360 and the self-proclaimed chugossian government in exile's interim first minister lewis meisley

01:13:51.440 mandarin appealed directly to u.s president trump to block it offering to name an island after him

01:13:57.120 and warning of chinese interference which it is chinese interference that's just obvious

01:14:01.760 so we name an island after queer starlin no after no no he's after trump oh he's like help help us 0.63

01:14:06.960 and we'll name an island after you trump oh he would go for that yeah i know appealing especially

01:14:12.240 if it was if it was the biggest one exactly well diego garcia donald trump yes so that's basically

01:14:19.920 the update there's not been a lot of updates but there is a fair amount there new government

01:14:24.480 un you know i mean the un committee basically saying well hold on you can't block the chugossian

01:14:33.040 people from exercising their cultural rights and preserving and transmitting their cultural heritage

01:14:38.160 aren't they as british as everyone else now no they're chugossian okay oh so these people get to be 0.91

01:14:44.240 native yeah i don't i don't make the rules okay i guess they're they're not white i suppose as long as

01:14:49.600 somebody does i mean they're somebody they're not white are they so that's that but that is actually

01:14:52.960 under the un here we go somebody in the chat's got it trumpo garcia that's what we oh love it yeah

01:15:00.400 so there you go there's there's the update on well thank you hey guys oh very good thank you oh and um

01:15:08.800 there was an in in the in in the comments uh where was it there was there was one counter

01:15:14.400 offer offer may i discuss that a council offer yes uh instead of the americans paying to get diego

01:15:23.760 to get diego garcia uh britain will just give it to them and the americans will

01:15:29.280 do something considerably worse than what was done to maduro yes to nice mr kia starmer yes

01:15:36.000 and all countries would benefit i'm down for it um this is the offer that we have received

01:15:40.240 um if it's made formally i'm told that nate would consider it and therefore lord protector beau would

01:15:47.600 consider it and and i leave it to you gentlemen to decide i'm down now i i must respond to this

01:15:53.840 because because annie moss has been hammering me constantly in the comments and and both the live

01:16:00.400 chat and the comments about why i've got dollies and and to be fair i didn't mean to explain this at the

01:16:06.240 beginning um but i had a senior moment and i forgot so um what what it is is people send us stuff all

01:16:13.680 the time and and this jamie chat and then we are grateful and we are grateful we are grateful uh jamie

01:16:19.600 i mean especially grateful for this because what he sent us was a whole bunch of um um

01:16:25.200 kia starmer artifacts so we got t-shirts and we got various books about him and by him and we are

01:16:32.240 immensely grateful because of course you can never have enough kia starmer in your life and we also

01:16:37.040 got a kia starmer dolly so um that is why we have dollies i just forgot to mention it earlier which i

01:16:43.440 probably should have done um oh there might be some some of those uh rumble rant things on your segment

01:16:50.000 um luke says you're thinking of kiwi the pathetic um version of the emu and cassowari yeah i do like the 1.00

01:16:59.840 fact that they're using woke language against the woke government sometimes effectively using their

01:17:04.640 tools against them yeah i do like it i'm i'm pro chi garcians all right i'm gonna have to look up 0.93

01:17:09.120 what a kiwi looks like now i'm just imagining a shit ostrich or something but yeah no presumably 0.60

01:17:13.440 something like that um the the engage view says uh the us counter offer in return for giving us diego 0.96

01:17:18.720 garcia we keep our 50 billion and put an r9x on kia starmer's forehead i don't know what an r9x

01:17:26.720 is i'll tell you what that is in a moment okay but i like the sound of it um yes okay right do

01:17:32.880 oh there oh that's a kiwi oh god that's that's cool not much of an ostrich though is it no it's

01:17:39.760 cool though it's a ground bird i think i like it i think i like it um okay yes um do we have any of the

01:17:47.760 videos normally we get videos nothing nothing okay okay well we get we get to go to um this

01:17:55.600 member sure the comments right let's let's scroll down cambrian kulak says the aussies have some

01:18:03.040 courageous activists their situation is even more dire than the uk uh thomas sowell uh ju

01:18:10.000 joel davis blair curtail uh they keep on keep on trucking aussies love from the motherland we will

01:18:16.400 endure yes i hope you will uh mason royce says australia is increasingly adopting the singaporean

01:18:22.720 method to quell the ethnic unrest that the immigration-based culture caused yes yeah uh 0.95

01:18:28.240 mason also says count this message as my civil disobedience to the government

01:18:32.080 i officially support this hate group come at me well done uh michael says some blasphemy we don't

01:18:39.840 approve of blasphemy uh free speech isn't a thing in the rest of the anglosphere the aussies need to

01:18:44.880 step up and vote like their lives depended on it yeah fair enough um could you scroll down could

01:18:50.560 someone scroll down i don't have a the necessary implement uh and says the aussie government is

01:18:57.280 declaring open season of christians well it has been for a few decades now uh arizona desert rat says um

01:19:06.160 criminalizing great well there goes all the haunted houses in australia fair enough

01:19:10.160 uh carl's evil twin vosh okay aussie police went to a dog pound and shut shot all the dogs to stop

01:19:19.600 people going to adopt yeah that pissed me and spreading so much that happened yes they they 0.98

01:19:25.600 they went to a dog pound and murdered all the dogs so that somebody with kobe couldn't turn up and try

01:19:31.200 and take a dog and and it was worse than that as well whenever they arrested somebody if you spoke out

01:19:36.400 against kobe they'd go and arrest you and then they would take your dog off you because they had

01:19:41.120 arrested you because you couldn't look after the dog and they'd murder your dog so basically if you

01:19:45.840 criticize the government on social media it was basically a death sentence for your dog yeah or

01:19:51.200 genuinely awful people yeah i mean it's just i mean if if i could drone strike one government out of 0.98

01:19:58.480 existence it would be australia without just barbarism without a second straight up barbarism yeah monsters they are 0.99

01:20:04.240 bastards uh lord inquisitor hector rex says dan i share your facial expressions throughout the 0.98

01:20:12.400 segment absolutely baffling well good for you sir and uh derek power says firas refuses to be nudged 0.91

01:20:17.840 well yes i try um go on dan let's read some of yours all right okay um no removing women women's rights

01:20:26.400 yes on dan's segment i noticed that right before the grok stuff blew up nobody kicked up a fuss when the

01:20:32.960 only fan girls asked grok to put themselves in bikini so that's the other baffling thing about

01:20:38.000 the thing it is my feed was was like 10 on this topic was 10 feminist complaining that that you know 1.00

01:20:46.320 one person had put them in a bikini or complaining that nobody had put them in a bikini but you know

01:20:52.560 theoretically they could he's like oh you haven't sexualized me you could if you want though but you 0.94

01:20:57.200 know it would be really bad right and and and 90 percent thoughts just just ass cheeks everywhere 1.00

01:21:03.440 all over my feed and uh you know i don't i don't think my scrolling habits would have engendered i

01:21:08.640 don't think so anyway but anyway the the thought to prude ratio is is what i'm saying is out of control

01:21:15.280 um uh oh yeah lord inquisitor hector rex says you know the only acceptable gender is islander general 0.86

01:21:23.280 yes very good buy it now while you still can um he also says nate there are people who

01:21:29.360 marry their cars and race no i'm not reading that right i don't know i don't know why that came in

01:21:36.800 that is the most random statement auto gender oh it could be that couldn't it is that what it means

01:21:42.400 that's a bit weird isn't it um freaks um he also says um uh dan if you want

01:21:48.560 a migtail guy on get dr random cam i do like dr random guy i like his hat um he made zero seat

01:21:56.320 song and has been migtail for years now and um nick dixon he's migtail isn't he i don't know i think i

01:22:03.360 i think he is i think he i think he self-describes i think there's quite a lot of them to be honest

01:22:08.080 so all right we i'm sure we could find one wouldn't be too wouldn't be too hard um

01:22:13.040 um derek uh powers uh says digital id dystopia women most affected uh yes they're sort of

01:22:22.560 viewers dan says auto gender sounds like a new faction from the transformers yes 0.58

01:22:29.440 it it's and he's put a hyphen in there is transformers different to the because i knew the

01:22:35.840 transformers when i was a kid but if if there's a hyphen in the middle is that something else i is

01:22:41.200 is that a different type of yeah i suspect i think so it wouldn't surprise me yes i've taken to call

01:22:47.600 them i mean when you have people who are um calling themselves novigender or um or genderqueer or sort

01:22:55.680 of you know fluctuating genders or yeah they're literally transformers because because i've taken

01:23:01.040 to basically calling all of that lot just just grouping them and just taking all of them and just

01:23:05.840 call have you heard of the janissary guard yes okay so i call them the tranissary guard

01:23:10.880 right now the reason i think that's a bit clever because you because you know how the janissary guard

01:23:14.880 behaved he was like you know genuine butchers yes they were the worst of the worst yeah yeah but 1.00

01:23:20.240 but they including a bit of butchery to themselves a bit of a bit of you know we're gonna you know we

01:23:25.120 we're not we're basically going to cross a bridge and we're not going to be able to come back from

01:23:29.280 it we we have formed our identity within the janissary so it's a tranissary guard i think is very clever

01:23:34.000 uh i've just got to get that instantiated in popular culture um and cambrian uh kulak says paul joseph

01:23:41.680 watson did a video yesterday about the uk government planning on accessing your private messages oh me and

01:23:47.360 my mates are cooked absolutely cooked if that goes through um uh get 10 years in the gulag for listening

01:23:55.040 to the lotus eaters all right very much uh so derek powers said chagos is going to be kekistan

01:24:03.760 realized shadowlay um i remember that that's old me that's old memeing magic that is

01:24:11.760 yes all right okay uh roman observer says if you have to get colonized at least get a first world

01:24:17.280 country to do it instead of a third world one yeah honestly my biggest regret is that the brits 0.79

01:24:22.880 kicked the lever to the kick the french out of lebanon yeah shame for shame uh roman observer says 0.51

01:24:30.880 does the trump island have an undiscovered species of duck that we can name after the potus i don't

01:24:36.960 know i just think they're desperate clutching at straws now it's weird that trump hasn't blocked it

01:24:42.240 it's so strange so it's so odd it doesn't make any sense there must be something else going on like

01:24:49.280 an alien artifact has been discovered under it or something i but you'd want it if that's the case

01:24:54.880 well i don't know maybe it's a bad one i don't know there's definitely something going on with

01:24:59.600 where cthulhu doesn't make any sense yeah yeah we better get out of there quick yeah we just won't

01:25:04.240 rent it back maybe maybe they'll renege on their leasing it back deal and they'll be like no we're not

01:25:09.520 going to lease it back actually doesn't make any sense i have whatever uh anon says need the meme

01:25:17.840 of trump looking out the window to trump oh garcia yeah i love that uh and then geordie swordsman says

01:25:24.400 nate is thinking of the great orc okay i don't know maybe i don't know what that is what's a great

01:25:30.000 orc i don't know no idea can you can you google a great orc because we've run out of comments we still

01:25:37.120 got four now there's an honorable mention oh is there grant gibson says just waded through the

01:25:41.360 18 inches of snow we got last night in southern ontario to pick up my island and number five now

01:25:46.960 waiting on my breakfast with bone mug the great orc a uk not not the not the warhammer kind yeah the

01:25:55.600 great a uk a uk yeah that's what i was thinking of what what's that i don't know isn't that a penguin

01:26:07.920 is that a top duck yeah i i have yeah this i think this is what i was thinking of

01:26:14.880 okay i think okay yeah kind of like a puffin looking thing isn't it puffin and a penguin yeah

01:26:23.920 it it looks like the the batman version of a regular penguin to me but okay what

01:26:30.400 oh all right i don't know what i don't know i'm not sure i'm not sure um uh anyway right so um

01:26:43.120 hang on if if anybody says interesting anything has anybody got anything interesting to say for

01:26:47.520 the remaining two minutes because somehow we've actually managed to manage our time effectively

01:26:51.280 there's a beautiful comment from sigil stone oh god then the tranny series have been joined in

01:26:55.600 minnesota by lesbolla that's just legendary that is legendary

01:27:06.080 yeah it's very good legendary um i'm i'm i'm honestly not gonna i'm not oh yes oh hang on

01:27:11.280 and annie mosses dan talk about silver yes actually i have been looking for an opportunity no no now i've

01:27:16.240 only got 90 seconds go go 90 seconds to talk about silver yes so silver is really interesting

01:27:21.760 and it's going up and it hit through like 90 or something last night right you've got to be a

01:27:25.440 little bit careful though because they can pull the bloody stuff out the ground for 15 an ounce

01:27:30.160 okay and then you add on okay a bit of amortization a bit of capex costs um you know royalties or

01:27:35.840 something you know maybe that gets you up to 25 but i'm stretching it slap on an extra five dollars

01:27:41.840 or something for a really inefficiently run mine okay you're now at 30 and and i'm being generous at

01:27:48.400 this point right um all the time that it's above 30 and it's something like 90 the margin on silver

01:27:56.400 is absurd right so all of these silver mines they're going to be going they're going to be hiring

01:28:01.840 guys left right incentives bonuses they're going to be working their plant into the ground until it 0.65

01:28:06.480 explodes plus also you've got to remember that silver is a is normally a byproduct of other things

01:28:13.200 yes copper mines for example throw out a lot of silver so you're just going to get um the copper

01:28:19.120 mines are like okay hang on we're now earning margin on this we can ramp up our copper right and get the

01:28:24.880 byproduct of this so short term silver brilliant fantastic don't mistake it for a fixed supply capital

01:28:34.160 good because supply will come online so if you're riding it absolutely get greedy and ride it but

01:28:42.480 only to a sensible degree because it will flip and roll off because you can pull it out the ground for a

01:28:48.080 third of the current price the question is and oh i've got about 12 seconds left the the the um the 0.98

01:28:54.720 question is right can things like comex get through this crisis without having to do something stupid 0.52

01:29:00.400 like converting um settlement to cash only destroying the value of the future markets in the process

01:29:06.720 so there you go in 90 seconds that's as quickly as i can describe the silver thing have fun beware

01:29:12.320 that that yes that that is the key thing right okay um and on that bombshell i i guess we have to

01:29:19.840 we have to leave it now so um cheerio until tomorrow

01:29:30.160 you

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - January 15, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1333

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