The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1433

00:00:00.640 Hello and welcome to Podcast of the Lotus Eaters. It is episode 1433 and it is Thursday the 3rd of June, year of our Lord 2026.

00:00:09.560 I'm joined by Farras.

00:00:11.600 Hello.

00:00:12.280 Nate.

00:00:13.320 What's up, you alright?

00:00:14.280 And a new guest, Frank. Thank you for coming on.

00:00:17.660 Oh, thank you for having me.

00:00:18.960 Yes, we will look forward to having a chat with you.

00:00:21.580 um also um if you have the um privilege being a subscriber to lowdiseach.com we are going to

00:00:27.940 have a round table a little uh later on three o'clock today going out live and we're going

00:00:32.180 to be talking about the britain that failed henry novak so uh join in for that uh as as we get into

00:00:39.320 the get into the issue so with that we should probably move on to our our first segment um

00:00:45.040 the other day tucker carlson well yesterday actually tucker carlson asked a very interesting

00:00:49.700 question i just want to uh reframe that question and and we're here what he had to say well out of

00:00:57.860 nowhere the other day we saw somebody a clip of a man in britain offering some measure of hope

00:01:05.040 not because the current system can continue it can't and it won't but because there are options

00:01:13.160 that are not based on hate and division and violence,

00:01:16.840 that are instead based on decency and kindness.

00:01:22.060 And in fact, we haven't always lived this way.

00:01:25.140 Our current system is a fairly new invention.

00:01:28.380 People didn't live this way 200 years ago.

00:01:30.720 In fact, they couldn't imagine it.

00:01:33.640 That man is a man called Frank Wright.

00:01:36.780 Now, he was caught on camera by a reporter walking down the street in the UK,

00:01:41.420 and the reporter asked him a question.

00:01:42.440 you know, how do you think Britain's going?

00:01:44.680 How are things going?

00:01:46.340 And he gave a pretty remarkable answer

00:01:49.100 for a man on the street interview.

00:01:50.320 Here's part of it.

00:01:51.520 So what does Finnish look like?

00:01:53.320 What does Finnish look like?

00:01:55.460 Finnish looks like an economic collapse. 0.98

00:01:57.720 Finnish looks like spending all your money on foreign wars

00:02:00.920 when nothing works in the country. 0.99

00:02:03.220 Finnish looks like you can't get a job for being competent.

00:02:07.260 There's no sanity even in recruitment.

00:02:09.140 We have a competency crisis

00:02:10.400 because for increasingly ideological and insane reasons employment opportunities even training

00:02:15.840 opportunities are restricted there's there's one new story after another about why for political

00:02:21.920 reasons we're doing mad things that bankrupt the country that basically park people's careers that

00:02:28.160 exclude talented people of genuine principle from any area of influence whatsoever and taken

00:02:33.520 collectively this is the politics and economics of national suicide so it has to stop

00:02:40.400 So who is that guy, we thought?

00:02:43.020 That's an interesting question.

00:02:44.180 Who is that guy, Frank?

00:02:46.060 Oh, well, I believe it's me.

00:02:49.220 Oh.

00:02:50.220 Sorry about that.

00:02:51.680 And sorry you had to hear so much of me so far.

00:02:56.600 I'd like to respond to the idea that I'm somehow AI,

00:03:00.500 and as far as I'm aware, I'm not.

00:03:02.060 Right.

00:03:02.480 I'd never met Mr. Coleshill before.

00:03:05.360 I'd never met any of these people before,

00:03:07.220 and I genuinely thought that Mr Coleshill was some bloke who had a podcast in his bedroom.

00:03:12.480 But as it's probably quite abundantly clear,

00:03:15.260 I have been thinking about these things for rather some time.

00:03:18.220 Well, you have, because you've been doing quite a lot of stuff lately,

00:03:21.100 your sort of meteoric rise after discovery on the street there,

00:03:24.820 and you've been talking a lot in your appearances about the system.

00:03:29.280 What is the system, Frank?

00:03:31.300 Well, it's the Liberal system,

00:03:33.660 and one of the things that we aren't supplied with by that system

00:03:38.000 is the understanding of how it came about

00:03:39.900 and the fact that it is a political system

00:03:42.100 that is inspired by its internationalist economic model

00:03:45.140 and I've tried to investigate the causes of the condition that we inhabit today

00:03:50.700 rather than simply continue to get enraged about the obviously enraging effects,

00:03:55.100 these terrible effects that we do all have to inhabit as a result of it.

00:03:59.200 I thought, how has this come about?

00:04:00.480 and in brief it's because what we call liberal democracy was an internationalist project that

00:04:07.500 was really invented at the beginning of the 20th century to standardize the world underneath its

00:04:12.220 own standards economically politically in terms of the beliefs it supplies to you and so on and so

00:04:18.120 i think that that's the system that we're talking about today and it's it's everywhere in the west

00:04:23.600 and it's producing the same catastrophic effects everywhere it's taken root so so what is it about

00:04:28.960 modern britain that people have come to believe that simply isn't true well the best and simplest

00:04:35.920 way to put it is that we if you imagine you're living in a sort of thought experiment conducted

00:04:40.500 against your will then that probably explains why everything seems to be mad and because it is

00:04:46.980 and the simplest way to explain why that is is because the manufacture of mass belief through

00:04:52.740 every aspect of our consumer and social and political culture is basically a form of propaganda

00:04:58.540 to make you believe in the utopian beliefs of the liberal system.

00:05:02.980 Now, what that means is those beliefs aren't actually based in reality.

00:05:06.800 They're based in what liberals want to see replace reality.

00:05:10.320 And of course, when they apply them at scale in the political economic level,

00:05:14.300 they don't produce a paradise on earth, but rather a hell on earth.

00:05:17.660 And that's why everything is ruined,

00:05:19.240 because it's basically an anti-reality revolutionary system.

00:05:23.260 And we don't really understand where it came from,

00:05:25.540 because it doesn't tell us that.

00:05:27.160 well it's basically john lennon's imagine propagandized at you through every single

00:05:31.500 media outlet 24 7 well yeah even if you buy like a pair of shoes or usually if you go to buy a pair

00:05:37.680 of shoes anything that you go to buy if you go onto the internet there are terms and conditions

00:05:41.440 to your online and offline reality and you'll find that every kind of aspect of your consumer

00:05:46.820 existence is somehow infused with an ideology that is so imminent it's so omnipresent that

00:05:53.980 it's invisible but once you begin to see it's there you can see it's everywhere and there's

00:05:58.600 nothing else but that that's very significant it's not just what is put into it it's what isn't put

00:06:04.760 into it and there's a great deal of practical economic and indeed spiritual wisdom that is

00:06:10.220 deliberately subtracted by this method by which we are effectively ruled which is the manufacture

00:06:15.220 of belief through every form of mass culture now for most of our lives there's been essentially

00:06:21.800 two political choices you can have you know the Labour Party or the Conservative Party

00:06:25.800 um what is it that you think went wrong with conservatism because I mean they've now arrived

00:06:32.240 at the point where the oldest most successful political party in the world looks like it is

00:06:36.420 on the verge of going extinct I'm not a conservative and I believe that conservatives

00:06:45.140 can be detransitioned from their doomed ideology but and why would i be so swingingly damning about

00:06:52.800 that well look around you for its monument what have the conservatives conserved now as i was

00:06:59.440 i was compelled to go to jordan peterson's arc conference one year which i wouldn't have

00:07:04.980 willingly gone to and i was sat there and i couldn't get a table probably because of my

00:07:09.880 shocking self-administered haircut and the fact that no one wants to be sat next to a sweaty

00:07:14.140 little dwarf in a tweed jacket or for other reasons that probably aren't that mysterious

00:07:19.300 anyway i ended up sitting on this table with these bunch of people who appeared to be very wealthy

00:07:23.720 backers of the conservative movement including conservative party and reform and so on

00:07:28.020 and unfortunately they asked me to comment on their conversation and i said look around you

00:07:33.300 for the monument of you conservatives we are sitting in a vast light industrial shed staffed 0.95

00:07:38.220 by third world migrant labor which is increasingly replacing everything that you people said you 1.00

00:07:43.120 wanted to conserve architecturally physically socially morally it's wiped everything out 0.95

00:07:48.700 and it's reduced the value of life to price i said you have a moral nihilism and you're making

00:07:55.120 us live in an international nowhere land where no place seems or even feels like home and i think

00:08:02.360 these people did have the power to have me assaulted and ejected from the building by

00:08:06.600 security but they didn't and to their immense credit they said well he's right

00:08:09.880 but I didn't have a second conversation with him well I mean that sort of immediately poses a

00:08:15.380 question well what is it that the people who are running this country actually believe

00:08:18.360 well I think one of the most remarkable statements about the most successful politician of the last

00:08:24.220 30 years who effectively invented the machine politics which is why everyone talks like a

00:08:28.640 Dalek in it now Tony Blair one of the best things that was ever said about him is that Tony Blair

00:08:32.880 passionately believes in whatever he's saying at the time why is that so effective as a political

00:08:38.540 technique well because obviously it's convincing if you're into demagogic rhetoric then if you

00:08:43.880 speak with this extreme sense of conviction we're going to do this now and i've not got a reverse

00:08:50.760 gear it communicates a sense of self-belief to people who don't know what to believe in anymore

00:08:55.220 because the liberal system has destroyed the moral and religious and civilizational values that we

00:09:00.420 used to believe in and replace them with its own so then you get people who simply believe in

00:09:04.900 themselves and whatever they're saying at the time is whatever if you like the liberal machinery

00:09:10.680 wants to do and what what an electoral machine like new labor wants to do is to gain and retain

00:09:16.540 power if you look at the phenomenon of new labor it's a really good example of this about the

00:09:21.160 complete absence of any essential belief whatsoever that's just a machine created to win elections

00:09:26.820 and they'll do whatever they have to do to gain and retain power and that's what machine politics

00:09:32.220 is that's all it is and when you look at that you can see on every level of our lives from the

00:09:39.100 increasingly needlessly miserable working environment that we go it's a form of punitive

00:09:44.660 injustice an attempt to live a normal working life is is now immiserated by needless commissariat

00:09:52.800 rules for example that don't need to be there and actually make you less productive then if you look

00:09:57.860 at the political system at scale it doesn't actually believe in anything at all there is

00:10:01.980 no bottom to how far we can fall morally and socially as t.s elliott pointed out in the 20th

00:10:09.680 century his notes towards a definition of culture so it's nihilistic it means they actually do

00:10:14.540 believe in nothing and all these slogans that you get about progress and equality and justice

00:10:19.060 that's just to do what the machine wants at the time that's just a marketing campaign yes i think

00:10:24.640 i think it's going to resonate with a lot of our viewers but a lot of our viewers are you know

00:10:28.860 younger chaps uh or or lasses um who don't know anything different to this and you had a good few

00:10:34.500 decades um growing up in this country what is it that has declined the most in your lifetime i'd 0.53

00:10:41.540 first like to start by saying every revolution succeeds when it successfully subtracts all

00:10:46.320 historical memory from anything before itself so i understand your profound sense of confusion and

00:10:52.000 even despair of being born into this moment without any idea about what we've lost when you

00:10:57.240 subtract so much on a civilizational scale it is a crime so vast it has no name and that's what

00:11:03.300 we've suffered and that's why so many of our younger generation feel utterly bewildered

00:11:07.700 placeless and their lives are meaningless and frankly hopeless because if they think this is

00:11:12.280 all there is and that's what the system says the liberal system says this is all there is

00:11:15.960 this is the verdict of history this is this is utopia the best of all possible worlds

00:11:20.160 then they basically give up on hope completely and it's and can you blame them if they fall into

00:11:25.500 drugs and pornography and computer game addiction and anti-social and withdraw completely into some

00:11:31.800 some state of of kind of desperate hikikomori withdrawal a complete rejection this we're

00:11:38.480 breaking the spirit of the younger generation and that that's meaningful it's meaningful and

00:11:45.720 it's immoral and it basically violates if you have any respect whatsoever for the essential

00:11:50.920 dignity of human life it's completely unacceptable it's not even a political question it's such an

00:11:56.200 act of vandalism against the human spirit and it's obvious and if you just go and ask any young

00:12:00.780 people and say why don't you just go and ask them a simple question um when are you going to save up

00:12:05.020 to buy a house they just laugh at you of course they're not going to do that there's no realistic

00:12:09.200 hope of self-betterment or what's your vocation in life we don't speak of vocations anymore people

00:12:15.040 just get by usually on debt so the meaning of your life has been degraded to a basic form of

00:12:21.980 subsistence where you just have to try and survive what's effectively a kind of war zone on the human

00:12:26.440 spirit do you think there's anything left though i mean that britain cannot function without because

00:12:32.980 we are decayed on so many levels but we still have those vestiges of once we were great country oh

00:12:38.760 absolutely i mean one of the accidental sentences i've come up with recently uh doing um a series

00:12:46.180 trying to do i'm trying to put a series together on on the basis of our civilization and we went

00:12:50.440 to netley abbey myself and this man called joseph kelly who wrote a history of the monasticism in

00:12:55.480 britain which is the beginnings of european christianity really and i said to him look we

00:13:00.880 we live among the ruins of our civilization but it has not gone completely and it is not yet

00:13:06.980 completely forgotten and and that is true now there are there are nations on earth that don't

00:13:13.940 have those thousands of years of heritage that we do and we can go and see them we can touch them

00:13:19.920 and you can almost breathe along with your own ancestors we've been here for so long we we should

00:13:25.280 remember who we are outside of this entrancement this hypnotic system that has degraded us into

00:13:32.060 disposable units and a vast international economic machine this is not the only way we can live we

00:13:37.660 don't have to live like this but i would say that the practice of civilization can be forgotten

00:13:42.780 but in order to defend it you must invite people to start remembering and when they remember they

00:13:48.920 begin to believe in something better because it becomes real to them and it is real and all you

00:13:53.920 have to do is put it before people and say no look this isn't all you can have we can have an economy

00:13:58.440 that is for us that doesn't just dispose of us at the beginning and end and indeed the middle of

00:14:02.980 our lives we can do better than this and we must you talk about forgetting things is is there

00:14:08.640 something that um we have forgotten that we should be talking about that we're just not talking about

00:14:13.980 well there's a great many things that we've forgotten that we should be talking about because

00:14:18.720 again you are supplied the beliefs which are necessary and convenient to keep the machine

00:14:25.080 running if you like that's the kind of engine oil of the machinery of how our lives are organized

00:14:30.360 and the organization of scale uh the lives of a population that's ruled by a state is called

00:14:36.140 political economy and it supplies things ideally like security and prosperity and some form of

00:14:44.060 meaning to your life and it doesn't do any of those the first thing i would say is let's try

00:14:47.820 and remember duty because we are drowned in hysterical talk about rights the violation of

00:14:53.560 rights my rights-based grievance no one ever talks about duties if you understand the significance

00:14:59.400 of duties for example the duties of the state towards the people it rules and the duty of the

00:15:04.860 ruled towards the ruler and the duty of capital to labor and our reciprocal and mutual duties to

00:15:11.580 one another these are the basis of a politics of the common good that can replace the political

00:15:17.360 economy of an institutional evil and you can't have a common good unless you have if you have

00:15:22.960 nothing in common you can't have a common good that's a basic principle it's just reality it's

00:15:28.240 not offensive uh in the sense that it isn't designed to be invidious or to create hatred

00:15:33.300 it is simply a statement of fact but we must have a politics of the common good because everything's

00:15:39.100 so bad now for the reason that we don't and that could that shared thing be something outside of

00:15:44.440 politics for example faith yes yes the politics of the common good is basically the political

00:15:49.320 economy of the catholic church written by leo the 13th between 1863 and the 1890s and he wrote

00:15:54.680 wonderful series of encyclicals called on the catholic social teaching the most serious of

00:15:59.360 this pertinent to the economy is called rerum novarum and this was the basis of maurice glasman's

00:16:05.360 doctoral thesis after which he produced a book called blue labor the politics of the common good

00:16:09.780 now he's a socialist and i'm not because the church condemns it because it's nihilistic

00:16:13.840 which means it's morally neutral which is which is evil now if you look back at this if you look

00:16:21.540 at what he actually said you you'll look at me and think how can a man with such a based haircut 0.66

00:16:27.540 be going on about a fake and gay religion the modern religion that we have broadcasted from 0.68

00:16:34.020 the vatican is the liberal state religion of open borders the worship of net zero and the rainbow 0.96

00:16:39.800 flag and that was because there was a revolution that took place in the church as well as it did

00:16:44.700 in our states in the liberal century replacing everything with liberal beliefs go back to before

00:16:51.060 that revolution took place and have a look about what the church said then and have a look about

00:16:56.700 what other thinkers said then and you'll see that the basic statement of facts about reality

00:17:02.540 are so breathtaking shocking even but it's like being drenched in cold water it immediately takes

00:17:09.500 your breath away but afterwards you feel invigorated and full of vim and like oh how sane

00:17:14.160 so i would encourage you to have a look at it and it really is just basic statements of fact

00:17:19.680 let's get back to reality what i'm talking about here is not some kind of theocratic demagoguery

00:17:25.840 i'm introducing to you the notion that there is a sound politics based on the nature of being and

00:17:32.200 reality that does not change that includes human nature and that includes the necessary respect for

00:17:38.440 the dignity of human life at the center of our economics and politics yes um we we sort of teased

00:17:44.600 to our audience you're coming on and the audience have submitted some questions you up for taking

00:17:48.320 some of those well frankly uh what a thing to say after i saw that silhouette i did bring along a

00:17:55.560 booster cushion because i noticed that my silhouette was very low down in the image wasn't it i i don't

00:18:01.540 know who created that image we we can we can find out who who put that together afterwards it's a

00:18:05.960 mysterious mystery that could never be solved yes so somebody asked um if you could outline

00:18:11.460 why because obviously you you identified as a restore supporter early on where have you heard

00:18:16.360 that can you outline why reform and farage is not going to change the decline they wanted to know

00:18:21.000 i will give you a reasonable answer which is i believe that populism populism is not a politics

00:18:27.820 populism is a counter-liberal spasm it's understandable that people hate the other

00:18:32.300 parties but simply saying we're not them is not enough it doesn't provide a positive politics

00:18:39.000 that's to say it's apophatic which is a theological term meaning that you are defined by what you are

00:18:45.560 not but you're not saying what you are this is dangerous if you look at what populism did in the

00:18:51.060 united states of america what people thought they were voting for isn't what they got and i think

00:18:57.540 that that's an obvious enough example to say that the national emergency is extremely serious

00:19:03.020 and the british people should be should have absolutely no doubt whatsoever what they're

00:19:07.600 going to get it shouldn't simply be riding a wave of popular discontent against the other previous

00:19:15.400 parties without really coming clean about whose interests you're going to serve and whether those

00:19:21.280 interests are in the best interest of the nation this one is probably a joke question so you don't

00:19:26.880 need to answer it but it was highly rated have you ever eaten too much cheese yes i i have been

00:19:32.800 for for reasons obviously unconnected to my um disputatious personality i can only laughingly

00:19:39.220 refer to the word career in reference to myself so during one of my long periods of absolute

00:19:44.380 poverty when we were living in this tiny little two up two down in yorkshire i accidentally won

00:19:49.680 a travel writing competition went switzerland and all expenses paid trip with my missus i was

00:19:53.920 only person in the entire hotel to turn up in a pair of um hiking trousers and a bergen as other

00:19:59.960 people turned up in kind of open top sports cars and whatnot there was a vernissage and someone

00:20:04.860 came over to me one night and said monsieur tonight is she's night from six o'clock there 0.80

00:20:09.020 will be 330 sheezes from all over the world i'm like wow i starved myself all day right i mean

00:20:15.740 i couldn't afford to go snowballing went snowballing all day i didn't i didn't eat anything

00:20:19.480 right and i got in there at five to six right and they opened these curtains and there was a kind of

00:20:25.180 90 foot table with three waiters on and it was covered in cheese honestly i thought i died and

00:20:29.160 gone to heaven and in my effort to eat them all i nearly did so i got to 36 i think i'm going to

00:20:34.780 say 36 and i just couldn't move anymore because i'd set out to eat all the cheeses right and i

00:20:40.500 knew that this opportunity would never come again in my life and it never has and to be honest i've

00:20:46.000 never got over it yes i mean to be fair when i phoned you yesterday you were in the middle of

00:20:51.060 eating cheese so yes yes so there was there was that um somebody asked um when did your views on

00:20:58.020 britain change and what flipped you out of being a liberal because i think you mentioned one of

00:21:01.320 your interviews that you started out as a liberal i didn't start out as a liberal i was a kind of

00:21:05.680 cradle catholic but when i went to secondary school and so on and then i became quite

00:21:10.340 mysterious reasons good at reading books and whatnot and so i kind of transferred my loyalty

00:21:16.500 to the teachers who were overwhelmingly liberals and so i thought that's what clever and good

00:21:21.280 people do so i became one you know ideologically and all that uh and started to read everything

00:21:26.620 about it what happened to me was reality and it i i just want to say that that's the truth i'm not

00:21:33.320 going to go into it but it was reality i attempted to do various things for for a job and one of them

00:21:38.660 was concerned with trying to address serious problems in urban youth crime and I had quite a

00:21:46.460 significant but in a minor sense a very local sense a role in trying to do this it's kind of

00:21:52.200 frontline stuff and over a number of years I realized not just the clientele but also the

00:21:57.080 institutional intransigence basically they don't want to solve the problem because they monetize

00:22:03.080 the problems but i'd like just just tangentially i just like to say we have a political and social

00:22:09.940 environment where it is almost impossible nowadays to honestly admit that you've ever made a mistake

00:22:14.540 and i've made many mistakes in my life and if i am wise and if you think i have anything decent

00:22:20.100 to say it is because of this one habit that i've developed to try to be less bad and the only way

00:22:25.280 that i've been i've become a bit less bad than i used to be in in some cases significantly is

00:22:30.140 because i have acknowledged the mistakes i've made and i've tried to learn them and not repeat

00:22:33.800 them whereas nowadays you you people seem to be extremely reluctant to say look i was wrong

00:22:37.680 not not even i'm sorry i i was wrong i shouldn't do that anymore anymore that led to these terrible

00:22:43.500 outcomes if we look at our entire political economy that's what we need to say now that was

00:22:48.020 wrong we need to do something else i couldn't agree more if i ever make a mistake i'll be the

00:22:51.820 first to admit it um this is one we might possibly disagree on is um where do you land on the death

00:22:58.800 penalty because people have asked about that well i would suggest you go and look at the essay by

00:23:03.520 who lived through the french revolution and it's called the executioner and it tells you

00:23:08.440 why the case for the death penalty is sound added to that of course our justice system is completely

00:23:14.900 rotten and you cannot trust these people with this with the power of life and death so the death

00:23:20.180 penalty requires the restoration of natural justice to our state i'm not the first person

00:23:25.620 to say that the state the liberal state is illegitimate and that's because it doesn't

00:23:29.420 discharge its duties but the british political philosopher john gray would support that point

00:23:33.340 and has done abundantly for a number of years it's a controversial thing to say it is a deeply

00:23:37.560 grave issue and again not a political question even if you despise me and i understand why because i

00:23:42.380 probably despise myself more than you ever could despise me i've got used to it even if you do 0.98

00:23:47.860 even if you don't agree with me politically or because of my stupid mustache which i only grew 0.98

00:23:52.180 to annoy my wife then you will obviously agree with me that we are in a terrible state and the 0.98

00:23:57.440 state isn't just and everything's going wrong and that affects all our lives whether whether it's

00:24:03.280 our bitter political enemies or yours or whether i'm yours that's the state we're in and we must

00:24:08.640 do better yes um no that's a good answer um this one is quite weighty though so i do want to get

00:24:14.620 this in before we run out of time but um somebody asked how do we ensure that civil unrest doesn't

00:24:19.800 happen it is the duty of the state to justify and exercise the maintenance of its monopoly on

00:24:26.300 violence by using responsible means to address the causes of civil unrest and if you don't address

00:24:34.060 the causes you will lose the capability to contain them when it breaks out and then we shall have

00:24:37.940 universal vengeance and anarchy and it is surely the prime duty of the state to prevent such an

00:24:43.400 outcome from ever occurring and i think restore britain's responsible policies and if you like

00:24:48.580 integrity will see the restoration of precisely the kind of justice and addressing the causes of

00:24:54.900 the problem not merely punishing or threatening the effects that's what we need we need to look

00:25:00.880 at the root cause of the problem and root them out and it is the duty of the state to protect

00:25:06.480 the ruled from vendetta vigilantism universal violence and anarchy a couple of people did ask

00:25:15.420 about restore and if you could essentially boil down what it is that you see in restore what what

00:25:21.320 the core mission is in a few sentences and how it avoids becoming a bit of a purity spiral which

00:25:25.880 things on the edge of the existing paradigm can sometimes do yes well the thing that distinguishes

00:25:32.600 it for me is as i said about duty i personally believe that my life is a series of duties and

00:25:38.340 they've just been magnified now if you don't believe in anything beyond yourself then you're

00:25:41.580 not fit to rule the state the nation is in a terrible emergency and it needs men and women

00:25:47.100 who can see beyond their own purpose and interests in life to serve the nation selflessly until we

00:25:53.600 have put out the fire and we can restore some dignity to our people now that includes some

00:25:59.240 very harsh economic and social measures that people may bulk up but if we don't take them

00:26:04.480 we're finished we're finished as a people in our own homelands and we're finished as an economy

00:26:10.420 and as a potentially thriving nation the medicine will be shocking to some but if we do not take the

00:26:16.780 medicine the patient dies that includes the this the basic fact that if millions of people do not

00:26:23.500 go home my children and yours will never have one yes um i mean something that we've been thinking

00:26:30.280 about quite a lot lately is is is in this program of restoration can the police be included in that

00:26:35.500 can the police be restored from where they are now first of all let me say something shocking i think

00:26:39.620 the police should be abolished obviously i'm not an anarchist i would draw your attention to the

00:26:43.520 publication of pete hitchens today yet another extremely brilliant and well-reasoned argument

00:26:48.200 as to why the police service as is today is completely unfit for purpose it has lost the

00:26:54.480 confidence of the nation it's an ideological bureaucracy it isn't designed to police by

00:26:59.920 consent anymore so what mr hitchens rather sagely advises is we abolish it and replace it with the

00:27:06.940 sort of police service that sir robert peel imagined when it was first instituted well that

00:27:12.920 would have been very different we should have a british police force that serves the interests

00:27:18.640 of what the british consider to be natural justice we shouldn't have one that acts as a de facto

00:27:24.340 enemy of our own people and a lot of police officers that i've met personally have been

00:27:29.780 thoroughly decent people and probably agree with practically everything we've said but

00:27:33.980 unfortunately the way they are ruled by this ideological bureaucracy masquerading as a

00:27:39.680 legitimate government effectively permissions our rape and murder over decades and this is a crime

00:27:45.320 so vast that it is nameless and so the crisis is deep and if we do not take sane and rational

00:27:52.380 but radical measures then we will be delivered into an emergency from which we cannot come out

00:27:58.600 with any recognition of who we were before what we stand to lose even at this point of mass

00:28:04.700 subtraction is very serious but what has been done by policy can be reversed by policy the

00:28:11.360 problems can be fixed if there is the political will and the way you generate that in terms of

00:28:17.700 the popular vote is to make an honest appeal for a national effort to save the nation yes

00:28:25.040 um another question people asked is if if you could debate any labor front venture

00:28:31.820 who would it be it would have to be the right honorable david lammy yes

00:28:36.580 i believe that david lammy should be immediately with this instant not only elevated to the highest

00:28:44.900 office in the land but i have repeatedly sent tweets to mr elon musk in my wilderness years

00:28:50.920 when his algorithm sent me barking up a drainpipe

00:28:54.260 to an audience of 27 likes,

00:28:57.400 that he should implant a kind of cerebral interface

00:29:01.380 into David Lammy's brain

00:29:02.960 and produce something called Lamicam

00:29:05.140 so the entire world can see his every thought

00:29:07.560 and every word instantly broadcasted in life.

00:29:11.140 I don't know how much bandwidth that would take up.

00:29:13.120 I think we need to see everything that David Lammy believes

00:29:16.500 and thinks at the time that he's believing and thinking it

00:29:19.400 so we can have a full picture of the direction of the nation

00:29:21.920 under Lamyism and his political allies.

00:29:25.600 And Musk is probably the man for that,

00:29:26.880 because it might well fit into 140 characters.

00:29:28.560 Elon Musk has, as they used to say about the Bionic,

00:29:31.220 we have the technology.

00:29:32.760 We need Lamy Cam now, and David Lamy for Prime Minister.

00:29:36.280 I wouldn't debate him. I would not debate him.

00:29:38.740 I would sit in the room with him, I would get down on my knees,

00:29:41.140 and I would beg him.

00:29:42.460 I would beg him to seize power today

00:29:44.960 and to become the maximum leader of Great Britain,

00:29:48.200 so we can see what he and his faction stand for and the british people can see the argument made

00:29:54.740 as it were in reality so the second highest rated question uh which again i think is a

00:29:59.540 joke question so you don't have to answer this when you don't want to but what is your favorite 0.98

00:30:02.220 dinosaur i relentlessly and mercilessly mock my idiot son who people mistakenly believe is some 0.99

00:30:10.640 kind of national hero for his belief in dinosaurs exhibit a consider our coats of arms and national 0.99

00:30:18.960 flags you see a velociraptor on there diplodocus no no you do not you see dragons don't you and

00:30:25.220 for the ladies of august i've got a six-year-old daughter right unicorns the national animal of

00:30:30.880 scotland is a unicorn i've learned to say it that way to please my kids and i'm never going to change

00:30:35.600 so yeah where where are the dinosaurs in the history of our vexillology and frankly i'm british

00:30:41.620 it's it's ridiculous i'm not a dinosaur believer and i i mercilessly ridicule anyone who's fallen

00:30:48.360 for the tricks of big dinosaur who've clearly invented dinosaurs just to sell dinosaurs to 0.98

00:30:53.100 credulous idiots like myself it's all same but the same decline thank you very much frank um we do 0.96

00:30:57.920 have a couple of uh questions that popped in as we go i have to i have to lean for this sorry 0.99

00:31:03.360 because the screen is all the way down there

00:31:05.300 and my eyes are old

00:31:07.440 and all the way up here. 0.97

00:31:09.160 So, bloody hell. 0.96

00:31:12.160 That's a random name says 0.96

00:31:13.360 you managed to get the Hobbit man on the podcast.

00:31:16.200 Let's not minimise

00:31:17.440 Frank everybody. I hope they're all not going to be

00:31:19.520 like that. 0.98

00:31:21.460 Oklador.

00:31:23.140 Thank you put so much into perspective.

00:31:26.580 Siglestone says

00:31:27.260 quite sagely

00:31:29.160 and then there's another hype reference. Stop doing that people.

00:31:31.640 Stop it at once.

00:31:32.220 DragoncornLadyChris says

00:31:34.780 Frank you're incredible

00:31:35.660 your knowledge

00:31:36.400 intellect

00:31:36.960 and ability

00:31:37.740 to convey your thoughts

00:31:38.860 is seriously impressive

00:31:39.900 and there is

00:31:41.400 no such thing

00:31:42.220 as too much cheese

00:31:43.480 so

00:31:44.200 yes

00:31:45.340 I've got a supporter there

00:31:46.780 BaySleep says

00:31:48.820 AI has

00:31:49.780 replaced

00:31:50.620 Coda Jobs

00:31:51.540 Frank has replaced 0.88

00:31:52.740 the Lotus Eater's Jobs 0.97

00:31:53.860 what on earth

00:31:55.320 could be

00:31:55.780 too much cheese

00:31:56.900 possibly mean

00:31:58.060 yes

00:31:58.720 that's a random name

00:32:01.080 also says

00:32:01.500 I'm afraid Lamycam would just be

00:32:03.700 static. No, I'm sure that's some kind.

00:32:05.700 It would be glorious. We must see it done

00:32:07.780 today. Yeah. And

00:32:09.620 Tomrat says

00:32:11.940 what do

00:32:13.780 you think of

00:32:14.920 Heinleinism? Is that the

00:32:17.420 starship people? Oh, Robert A. Heinlein. Yeah, probably.

00:32:19.720 Yeah. What do you think of Heinleinism?

00:32:22.840 I'm doing my

00:32:23.700 part. Right.

00:32:26.240 Good answer. Thank you very much.

00:32:28.840 Who have we got next?

00:32:29.800 I forgot your... Yes.

00:32:31.500 So I thought I would give us a bit of an update on where we are with the Mandelson-Epstein-Rothschild saga.

00:32:39.920 Because there's a couple of things that have come out, and I feel like trying to connect them,

00:32:44.760 even if I haven't fully grasped the connection.

00:32:47.600 But I have the sense that Jared Kushner is kind of becoming a global Mandelson.

00:32:54.240 And the first thing that I wanted to mention is, you know, who was Mandelson based on the latest revelations of his files?

00:33:01.500 He was the guy, of course, who was sending state secrets to Jeffrey Epstein, who was doing everything that he could to help the banking class through Jeffrey Epstein and to basically get as much power for himself and as much control of the Labour Party as is imaginable.

00:33:20.540 A self-styled Prince of Darkness.

00:33:22.140 A self-styled Prince of Darkness, indeed.

00:33:23.940 Princess of Darkness, maybe.

00:33:24.920 And we see that in his days, based on the most recent files that were revealed, 1,500 pages of documents of some of his text messages, we see that he was involved with Keir Starmer and setting election strategy and managing messaging of the Labour Party and saying to Keir Starmer what should be said and what shouldn't be said.

00:33:45.080 we also get the impression that he had a horrifically low opinion of everybody in the

00:33:56.080 Labour Party he's very catty wasn't he in these messages insanely so insanely so so it should be

00:34:03.840 said that everybody in government was going around trying to congratulate Peter Mandelson

00:34:09.700 when he was appointed ambassador to the united states uh the junior ministers senior ministers

00:34:16.040 all of them were sending him text messages saying what a wonderful appointment this is and keir

00:34:21.420 starmer has been praising him and things like that and uh well he's connected say again he's

00:34:28.420 connected he's not just connected it's obvious from the conversations that he has with people

00:34:34.220 that he sees them as a as being at a much lower level so west street and got involved in a bunch

00:34:40.420 of uh in a text message exchange with peter mandelson saying to him that something should

00:34:46.240 be done about palestine there has to be recognition of a palestinian state the french have gotten ahead

00:34:51.440 of us the israelis are committing atrocious crimes and mandelson just speaks to somebody else i think

00:34:57.580 pat mcfadden and says uh essentially that west reading is hysterical and having a bit of a midlife

00:35:04.640 crisis and he isn't to be taken seriously he doesn't look old enough to have a midlife crisis

00:35:09.260 well he's having an early midlife crisis where the words are vanderson and you see this level

00:35:15.080 of contempt across the board even to people like morgan mcsweeney and to keir starmer well this is

00:35:23.780 interesting because we've not seen these messages before no messages we saw before were the messages

00:35:30.060 to epstein and those were not dismissive in the slightest those in fact if anything very

00:35:34.740 ingratiating and what this shows you is the nature of the hierarchy where the elected officials are

00:35:43.460 treated by the moneyed classes with nothing but contempt and you see mandelson sort of sitting

00:35:50.540 in the middle of this between the elected politicians and the moneyed classes. So when

00:35:56.520 he's talking to somebody with money like Epstein, he's doing his best to ingratiate himself with

00:36:01.780 Epstein and tell him what a good friend he is. When he's talking about the flunkies in the Labour

00:36:06.920 Party, when he speaks to them directly, he tries to gain their confidence so that they'd leak stuff

00:36:11.640 to him. But when he speaks about them behind their backs, it is utter contempt. And this is shared.

00:36:17.940 So even McSweeney was saying to Mandelson, according to these messages, that Morgan McSweeney, the architect of the rise of Keir Starmer, he's been saying to Mandelson that he has no faith in Keir Starmer's ability to govern or to change number 10.

00:36:37.620 And he needs to do something completely different.

00:36:42.140 And he says, I'm slightly losing faith in all of this.

00:36:44.900 This is Mac Sweeney speaking to Mandelson, which begs the question, why would Mac Sweeney report these things to Mandelson?

00:36:53.220 But we know the answer to that because Mandelson is connected to actual decision makers, whereas Keir Starmer is basically at the level of implementing an agenda, not at formulating an agenda.

00:37:04.980 Well, of course, the thing with Keir Starmer is that he was picked for the job by Morgan Mac Sweeney.

00:37:10.040 Who was the protégé of Mandelson?

00:37:11.920 Yes, Morgan McSweeney came first and they identified him as a man that we could use and he was brought in.

00:37:18.160 And that's why Keir Starmer was so reluctant to let him go because he was the puppet master.

00:37:23.020 Yes. And then when he's speaking to somebody called McFadden, who is a sub-minister for pensions or whatever,

00:37:29.700 who seems to have a very high opinion of himself, McFadden says that the whole policy of labor is who to tax to give benefits to whom.

00:37:38.820 That's the entirety of everything that they're doing.

00:37:41.920 Um, but Mandelson comments to that by saying rubbish in, rubbish out, essentially describing 0.99

00:37:51.860 the entirety of the Labour cabinet and Keir Starmer as rubbish. 0.98

00:37:56.640 Well, that's quite comical because he chose a lot of them. 0.88

00:37:58.840 But he chose a lot of them and he was involved in the selection of MPs.

00:38:02.620 Well, yeah, but you also just have a sea of completely vapid excuses for human beings,

00:38:07.600 don't you, really?

00:38:08.140 Which is, if you are part of a class there.

00:38:11.920 If you are part of the moneyed classes,

00:38:14.760 you certainly don't want somebody with substance running things.

00:38:17.980 Well, no, yeah.

00:38:18.780 Because they might actually... 0.99

00:38:20.260 They had that perfect puppet at the end of the day.

00:38:20.920 Exactly.

00:38:21.720 May I speak to that briefly?

00:38:23.060 Please.

00:38:24.040 It may be extremely controversial to hear,

00:38:25.700 but there is a left-wing journalist called Jodie McIntyre

00:38:28.620 who has done, in my view, my experience...

00:38:30.800 Incredible work.

00:38:31.480 The most outstanding investigation

00:38:34.280 and well-evidenced investigation

00:38:35.860 of the funding of the Labour Party,

00:38:37.820 of who paid for this operation,

00:38:39.760 Who paid for Keir Starmer's election campaign, which resulted in, if you like, the handpicking of, I think, a third of the members of the Parliamentary Labour Party.

00:38:48.640 Now, that's a third of the MPs that rule us, had been handpicked by, effectively, by sponsored machinery.

00:38:56.740 I suggest you go and have a look at that work.

00:38:58.960 I suggest you go and have a look at Firaz's treatment of this deep national scandal.

00:39:03.360 And, of course, this is very serious.

00:39:05.800 Again, it's not really a political question.

00:39:08.540 it's not oh look we don't like these people because we've got different colored ties on

00:39:12.560 oh i have or i haven't but the point is is that this speaks to the deep corruption of our state

00:39:19.000 and i'll just say this very quickly the epstein files revealed how we are ruled and by whom

00:39:23.180 it's not really about what they do in their private lives for entertainment which is evil

00:39:28.640 yes it's about how we're ruled and this reveals how we're ruled and it's rotten yes sorry yes

00:39:34.140 completely uh jody mcintyre's work basically shows incredibly deep connections between the

00:39:41.900 parliamentary labor party and israel and it is well evidenced uh through through financiers

00:39:51.180 through various financiers who are in britain who are british and it's just not deniable at this

00:39:57.880 point so did the former times journalist greg hadfield as well he was persecuted for revealing

00:40:02.040 the fact that the former i think his former defense minister iva kaplan and former mp for

00:40:06.620 either hove or brighton was in fact a convicted child sex offender and he was persecuted for that

00:40:11.860 threatened with prosecution by the same machinery that that has chosen are as you said the the vapid

00:40:18.460 people to staff will be components in the political machine and that's run by these interests that

00:40:24.600 aren't really known to the public again this is the significance of subtracting significant facts

00:40:30.740 from the picture of how we are ruled and by whom a charade of democracy we have a right to know

00:40:35.920 because it's significant absolutely absolutely um now something happened here samson i was

00:40:43.780 wondering if you could help me with this it is also worth remembering that despite the revelations

00:40:50.040 of total and utter contempt uh towards the entirety of the labor party peter mandelson

00:40:57.820 is still being protected. To the extent that he actually refused to cooperate with the authorities

00:41:05.640 and hand in his personal phone. And then the authorities said, well, there's nothing we can

00:41:10.640 do about this, and just raised up their hands and gave up. Which is, given that the man is at the

00:41:17.940 very least involved in economic espionage and treason, given that he was leaking state secrets

00:41:23.880 to the moneyed classes

00:41:25.200 so that they could profit off of decisions

00:41:27.780 that were being made by the EU

00:41:30.700 and the British government

00:41:31.840 before they were revealed to the public,

00:41:34.940 at the very least,

00:41:36.260 you should be compelled to hand over everything.

00:41:41.380 No one else would get that treatment.

00:41:42.940 No one else would get that treatment, no.

00:41:44.880 No.

00:41:46.060 Forgetting the various phones

00:41:47.580 that were stolen at very convenient times

00:41:49.780 and the fact that Keir Starmer himself uses

00:41:53.660 self-deleting

00:41:55.320 disappearing messages

00:41:57.820 but also even that alone just as a quick aside

00:42:00.080 not enough people are actually

00:42:02.120 disgraced

00:42:03.820 and disgusted by

00:42:05.380 by the fact

00:42:08.080 that we have a political elite

00:42:09.620 effectively governing just via WhatsApp

00:42:11.940 yes

00:42:12.680 that's appalling

00:42:14.900 it's truly appalling

00:42:16.580 it goes down to the very rotten core 0.83

00:42:18.620 of how these simpletons don't take things seriously 0.52

00:42:21.480 it's a joke to them

00:42:23.420 they're not serious people well of course of course not but i mean that's that's it's

00:42:27.560 perfectly emblematic although the moneyed interests behind them are definitely serious people yes

00:42:31.860 they are um now it's worth recalling that peter mandelson used to live in a property that was

00:42:39.360 owned by nate rothschild and that really yes and that uh during the epstein the revelations of the

00:42:50.100 epstein files we saw a connection between epstein and the french branch of the rothschild family

00:42:57.340 not the english branch but there is a connection between the english branch of the rothschild

00:43:03.200 family and this whole mess oh may i just speak to that yes please it's not only peter mandelson

00:43:10.020 who's been um a friend close personal friend of nate rothschild i think since the 1980s from

00:43:15.800 memory but there is also a public record of meetings taking place in some exotic island

00:43:21.180 of the mediterranean attended by mandelton yes thank you thank you for as george osborne for

00:43:26.380 example turns up at those meetings you're looking at what looks like an internationally coordinated

00:43:32.500 cross-party network that doesn't respect elections that makes political distinctions so to the public

00:43:39.040 meaningless if these are really how the levers of power maybe not always but often operated

00:43:44.780 It makes our politics into a sort of pantomime behind whose curtain some obscene business is undoubtedly going on.

00:43:54.580 And going off of that point, we know that Rothschild, Peter Mandelson, Osborne and a Russian Israeli oligarch or Russian Jewish oligarch called Oleg Deripaska were meeting each other in that.

00:44:12.960 Well, it was on his yacht.

00:44:14.060 The meeting on his yacht, I think.

00:44:15.560 It was on Deripaska's yacht.

00:44:17.240 Yeah.

00:44:17.900 And also involved in the meeting was Saif al-Islam al-Gaddafi.

00:44:21.900 Yes.

00:44:22.440 The son of the late Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, who himself now is also deceased.

00:44:28.300 Apparently, there was some exchange, which you can find quite readily on the internet,

00:44:31.860 where I think it was Mandelson who was talking about how much he was personally attracted to Saif Gaddafi and or his bodyguards.

00:44:38.840 He was openly making these references, which shows you the kind of tone of these meetings.

00:44:44.440 Yes, exactly.

00:44:46.020 These men are not morally exemplary.

00:44:50.700 No.

00:44:50.940 These aren't people of integrity.

00:44:52.540 But bear in mind that Peter Mandelson's role in the transformation of the machinery of the British state that survives elections was pivotal.

00:45:01.340 And it also, you may remember the cash for honor scandal around 2003 about Lord Levy.

00:45:06.400 Well, that actually permissioned, by allowing the public to forget what was going on,

00:45:11.000 the transition of the funding of the Labour Party itself

00:45:13.980 from the trades unions that founded the Labour movement

00:45:16.960 to wealthy donors who remain nameless.

00:45:21.340 And now the dependence of the Labour Party on the unions has reduced very dramatically.

00:45:27.280 And the dependence of the Labour Party on big money has increased very significantly.

00:45:31.680 Not an accident.

00:45:32.460 Not an accident at all. Not an accident at all.

00:45:34.820 So you've ended up in this weird situation where, you know, the connections that actually matter that Mandelson had, which is to the Rothschilds via Nate Rothschild and via Mandelson and via Epstein, sorry, have survived.

00:45:53.880 Sorry, quickly, before you go on to that, just back one time.

00:45:57.040 I noticed that the only two people who were considered for US ambassador

00:46:02.220 was Peter Mandelson and Gideon Is Osborne.

00:46:07.500 Yes.

00:46:08.220 Both of whom were on that yacht.

00:46:10.380 Yes.

00:46:10.720 Which is always interesting.

00:46:12.800 Lovely connection there.

00:46:15.300 And Mandelson is angling for an American,

00:46:17.980 for being ambassador to either Paris or D.C.

00:46:22.860 for the better part of the last decade.

00:46:27.800 Now, here's an interesting connection that came up recently,

00:46:31.500 which is that Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump are buying an island.

00:46:38.580 And they're buying an island that is around 14 square kilometers in size

00:46:45.260 off the coast of Albania

00:46:47.520 and the person who was involved

00:46:51.160 in arranging it

00:46:52.740 was the same Nat Rothschild.

00:46:55.340 And this isn't me being

00:46:56.980 a conspiracy theorist.

00:46:58.760 This is what Jared Kushner said.

00:47:01.580 In the interest of time,

00:47:05.700 I won't play this,

00:47:06.640 but it's there in the links

00:47:07.600 and you can check it out.

00:47:09.620 He actually says this.

00:47:11.460 I encourage at least

00:47:13.000 to have a look at Jared Kushner's face

00:47:14.720 because he has one of those kind of uncanny valley animatronic aspects to him

00:47:18.740 that just make him deeply disturbing to look at.

00:47:21.080 But bear in mind, he and his brother were educated at Harvard

00:47:24.260 by Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer, Alan Dershowitz,

00:47:26.680 which is another remarkable point of interest.

00:47:29.720 Yes, yes, absolutely.

00:47:33.780 And Jared Kushner, just in case you were wondering,

00:47:38.080 he's the guy in charge of the negotiations with Gaza and Iran and Ukraine.

00:47:44.720 He's the top negotiator for the U.S. administration.

00:47:49.140 So he's the one conducting the actual foreign policy, not Marco Rubio.

00:47:55.660 I think it was around 19 foreign diplomatic agencies complained that these men,

00:48:00.820 he and Wyckoff, had no diplomatic skills, didn't know anything about nuclear weapons,

00:48:05.180 went to the Russians and offered them a financial deal that horrified the Russians

00:48:08.220 because they're looking at what they believe to be a kind of existential war

00:48:11.020 on where the borders of Russia and the West are.

00:48:13.340 they have no understanding whatsoever of these crises and attempt basically to do financial

00:48:17.600 transactions instead i would suggest you look at the former mi6 officer's account of this business

00:48:22.340 alistair crook who explains that what the united states seems to be doing is replacing diplomacy

00:48:27.600 itself with a sort of financialized series of incentives yes now that seemed to be the big

00:48:33.480 idea it hasn't worked with the gaza peace board obviously it's collapsed the idea of a prosperous

00:48:38.280 middle east it hasn't worked in russia it's not working anywhere and yet there seems to be no

00:48:43.260 other idea than attempt to to get people in onto lucrative deals the the only other thing that

00:48:47.860 deserves me slightly is you mentioned that he's the chief negotiator with iran yes but isn't this

00:48:52.940 also the same guy who's so close to benjamin netanyahu that when benjamin netanyahu used to

00:48:58.260 come and visit um the us he would sleep in gerald kushner's bed not with gerald in it he would move

00:49:05.020 yes yes yes so if he's the chief negotiator with iran and he's that close to benjamin netanyahu

00:49:14.660 but he is faithfully representing the u.s yes okay yes and the things that are coming out

00:49:22.740 with this deal with albania are slightly insane because it seems that there is some kind of

00:49:28.440 Qatari-Syrian connection that is intended to put pressure or to give incentives, shall we say,

00:49:36.740 to top American decision makers to remove sanctions on Syria, which is something that

00:49:42.320 the Qataris and the Turks want, which is something that the Israelis don't want, by the way.

00:49:47.540 So there is this level of confusion here between personal interests, Israeli interests, all of

00:49:53.460 these things. And the national interest of the United States. Forget about that. Are you serious?

00:49:58.440 come on well look they when you speak to what's going on in in these various negotiations i think

00:50:05.800 it's worth mentioning that the picture from people who are informed from the diplomatic perspective

00:50:09.600 no one seriously believes that mr witkoff and jared kushner are acting in the national interest

00:50:15.720 the united states no that the public should know this yes it's not just a slur and that's the

00:50:20.460 perception anybody who knows anything about what's going on doesn't believe that they are there to

00:50:26.000 act in good faith, to the extent that during the Iran negotiations, it was the British government

00:50:31.660 that had to send a technical team to negotiate with the Iranians because Witkoff and Kushner

00:50:37.720 didn't even bring a technical team. Could I just briefly explain to the audience why this matters?

00:50:42.340 If you are agreement incapable, that's to say if you can't be taken seriously for making diplomatic

00:50:47.560 deals, you can't stop wars, you can't stop the killing of potentially millions of people if it

00:50:53.520 goes nuclear you can't stop global disasters such as the one that may be permissioned by the latest 0.58

00:50:58.500 round of destruction if the israelis initiate it you can't stop the worst possible outcomes if you 0.71

00:51:03.680 can't make agreements and that means these these men shouldn't be in that position because no one 0.58

00:51:08.340 can take them seriously yes that means that's what agreement incapable means that's why it's

00:51:13.120 so important and they are viewed as agreement incapable by the people who are supposed to be

00:51:17.380 making agreements with them to stop all these terrible wars and disastrous outcomes yes

00:51:22.380 and just to add a it's not a matter of prejudice it's a matter of necessity that you have people

00:51:28.080 in positions of power if you value human life yes if you value human dignity and human life

00:51:33.520 it is a matter of necessity and just to sort of add another layer to this the fact that this 0.89

00:51:41.520 island is being bought in albania is itself slightly insane because albania is a narco state 0.50

00:51:50.120 no 0.93

00:51:51.320 believe it or not

00:51:53.520 I think people in Britain might have

00:51:56.360 some experience of this

00:51:57.640 smirch the Albanian name

00:51:59.200 the entirety

00:52:00.320 the good name of Albania

00:52:04.120 how dare you sir

00:52:04.840 they are well represented in the

00:52:07.980 organised crime stats

00:52:09.120 insanely so

00:52:10.720 the country exists

00:52:14.220 as an extension of 1.00

00:52:15.940 Albanian criminal enterprises

00:52:19.300 The Albanian government is just an extension of Albanian criminal enterprises.

00:52:25.000 And by the way, Tony Blair and the Prime Minister of Albania seem to have a good relationship. 0.57

00:52:34.560 Can I just mention for a second, if you look at the conversations between Jeffrey Epstein and Ehud Barak,

00:52:39.300 both of them were really rather horrified at how much money Tony Blair had and the nefarious means he had of making it.

00:52:45.120 So if that's the kind of reputation you get of Jeffrey Epstein, just saying.

00:52:48.560 I mean, if Jeffrey Epstein thinks that you're a bad apple, I think it's a bit of a problem.

00:52:53.860 I think you thought there's something dodgy about it.

00:52:55.520 I think that there's a little bit of a problem.

00:52:57.820 And there's this investigation from Follow the Money that is actually very good.

00:53:01.860 But again, I can't go over all of it.

00:53:03.980 But the key point that I want to mention here is that Ursula von der Leyen and the entirety of the EU

00:53:10.220 are also deeply supportive of the current leader of Albania,

00:53:14.680 who by any metric seems to be up to his ears in the drug trade

00:53:22.020 because two of his interior ministers got arrested and charged

00:53:27.860 for being involved in drugs.

00:53:29.600 We must say that they were cleared, but come on, it does seem a bit fishy

00:53:34.300 that two interior ministers literally responsible for stopping the drug trade

00:53:39.200 would end up being accused of being involved in it.

00:53:41.360 And he's on the coast of Albania, but this island is being bought.

00:53:46.320 Through the good offices of Nat Rothschild.

00:53:49.760 Good grief. 0.98

00:53:51.540 If you say these things, you sound insane.

00:53:57.440 But they're all true.

00:54:00.260 Well, at what point do those that profess

00:54:07.620 what what others consider a conspiracy theory become prophecy at what point are they prophetic

00:54:13.020 when all of these things keep coming true over time i don't know what to say i don't think it

00:54:19.900 sounds insane uh that said things are kicking off in albania all of a sudden over this particular

00:54:26.740 deal with huge protests in albania against the government and against selling this land to

00:54:32.240 Kushner, which is a development that none of these people expected, because it goes back to

00:54:38.960 the point of contempt. It's not just that Mandelson has total contempt for everybody in the British

00:54:45.680 government. It's that the people above Mandelson have nothing but contempt for everybody that they

00:54:53.200 a point to rule over. And so they didn't expect that the purchase of land in supposedly secular

00:55:04.120 Albania by people deeply connected to Israel and to Qatar would kick off quite a reaction,

00:55:10.500 but somehow it did. And there is now a massive wave of protests in Albania against this particular

00:55:17.440 deal because of its environmental impact and its corruption and its Israeli connections. 0.94

00:55:23.280 Alleged corruption, I should say. 0.98

00:55:26.400 And so the theme of this is that you're governed by people who absolutely despise you, but

00:55:33.040 the people who govern you officially are also despised.

00:55:37.920 And I'll leave it there in the interest of time.

00:55:43.160 Let's have a look at the comments here.

00:55:44.680 As a young American boy

00:55:47.100 I heard stories of something

00:55:48.780 in the yard of the Tower of London

00:55:51.300 that could be used to fix problems

00:55:53.120 Was it just a rumour?

00:55:57.220 That's an excellent question

00:55:58.560 I have no idea what you're talking about

00:56:00.720 I'm sure, but that is an excellent question

00:56:02.280 Whatever it is, I endorse

00:56:03.540 Sigilstone says

00:56:06.540 We shall not minimise Frank

00:56:08.240 We won't be making him seem small

00:56:10.040 We can't cut him down to something

00:56:11.620 Stop it you people, stop it at once

00:56:13.200 it's not big and it's not clever

00:56:15.760 Sigil Stone says

00:56:17.680 an island in the Mediterranean

00:56:18.860 would it be the same one

00:56:20.440 Kushner just bought

00:56:21.300 after John Jr.

00:56:22.440 married the daughter of

00:56:23.360 did he marry the daughter

00:56:25.040 of his banker

00:56:25.980 say again

00:56:27.260 did Donald Trump Jr.

00:56:29.580 marry the daughter

00:56:30.340 of Epstein's banker

00:56:31.400 I heard that the other day

00:56:32.980 I've heard that

00:56:33.860 but I don't know if it's true

00:56:34.900 I can't attest to that

00:56:35.900 I can't remember

00:56:36.400 there's so much about this

00:56:38.180 I keep hearing about this

00:56:39.560 but I will look into it

00:56:40.900 Elite Theory 101

00:56:42.520 which i'm not opposed on principle the real problem is that the elite that is controlling

00:56:47.420 the west is clearly rotten yes i agree this rotten elite is as a legitimate

00:56:54.040 is seen as illegitimate by everyone including other elites worldwide because they hold

00:56:59.820 everyone to impossible standards while holding themselves to none correct correct thanks for

00:57:06.540 that that's a random name anyway all right we need to talk about the islamo-communist alliance

00:57:13.480 and it all beginning to break down no no no the veil no the veil that left-wingers have had over

00:57:20.780 their heads for too long over their eyes it's beginning to shift and wither in the wind that's

00:57:26.060 really sad it's like when a nice couple you know start to go through marital difficulties so yeah

00:57:31.560 so this this is just a bit of fun quite frankly um spurred on because i've interacted i've not

00:57:39.800 may have interacted with five pillars or at least one of their one of their writers i called him a

00:57:45.080 disgusting fifth columnist i believe uh so their things their posts have begun to sort of pop up on

00:57:51.960 my twitter feed and it's interesting it's sort of a peek behind the curtain of this festering 0.82

00:57:57.640 rot and cancer within our country um and so they tweeted this out what does islam say so five 0.78

00:58:05.960 pillars is an islamic organization yes yeah five pillars refers to the five pillars of islam

00:58:10.540 which everyone is mandated to follow and implement fifth columnists as well well that's five columns

00:58:17.400 so what does islam say about homosexual acts as lgbtq pride month begins muslims are reminded

00:58:25.980 of islam's clear teachings on homosexual acts do you know them i think you know what these 0.55

00:58:30.660 teachings are because this is a this this is an atrocious translation you try reading that it's 0.79

00:58:35.940 awful i i think that um buildings might be involved okay and hurting yeah it's pretty bad isn't it's 0.91

00:58:42.760 pretty obvious yeah but muslims take the attitude that gravity is free so god has provided you with 0.85

00:58:49.080 a solution to um to the yes we'll read from the quran here this this awful translation says do 0.98

00:58:56.620 you and this is i'm not stuttering or spilling over my words do you commit such immorality 0.93

00:59:02.340 as no one has preceded you with from among the worlds indeed you approach men with desire 0.58

00:59:11.020 instead of women rather you are a transgressing people a lot needs an editor yeah it's a whole

00:59:18.200 a lot of word salad to say they don't like the lgbtq alphabetti spaghetti okay that's not rocket

00:59:25.380 science to anyone literally and everyone knows this it's pretty obvious everyone's been saying

00:59:28.560 it for years obviously tossing people off of rockets be considered blasphemous and too modern

00:59:33.520 or do there's the sort of generosity towards gravity still apply here yeah then yeah they're

00:59:40.140 not they're not too happy about it and they're not too happy about sadiq khan posting this

00:59:45.880 this pride month london stands with our lgbtqia plus communities here and around the world

00:59:52.300 i look forward to seeing hundreds of thousands of londoners and visitors taking to our streets

00:59:58.100 in celebration and solidarity for pride in london i don't saturday the 4th of july now

01:00:03.900 they didn't like this yes he's a muslim but they didn't like this

01:00:10.660 What they can't see is that in a document from 1991 by the Muslim Brotherhood, there was talk there about the need for Muslims to develop a new jurisprudence for political alliances,

01:00:28.780 which permits Muslims to ally with elements that are genuinely destructive to the West,

01:00:36.620 such as pride, in order to accelerate the Islamic takeover. 1.00

01:00:43.720 Now, Sadiq Khan is intelligent enough to be involved in this and to do it. 0.98

01:00:50.780 The Five Pillars guys are perhaps more honest and committed to their faith.

01:00:58.780 and therefore avoid such nefarious practices well to their credit i would say so it's interesting

01:01:06.280 they they didn't actually suggest here that they hated it yes they simply tweeted out 0.99

01:01:12.840 a few days after returning from hajj london with a really stupid haircut london mayor sadiq khan 0.99

01:01:20.420 post this and you're like oh okay cool everyone with eyes and a functioning brain with more than 1.00

01:01:26.500 two cells is aware

01:01:28.540 what they're saying we can all read between

01:01:30.480 the lines yes

01:01:31.580 wow

01:01:32.760 oh the comments

01:01:36.380 have been very

01:01:38.640 very fun

01:01:39.540 Narinder Kaur our

01:01:41.680 favourite per capita

01:01:44.660 legend

01:01:46.100 why on earth would you say this

01:01:48.360 oh I wonder

01:01:50.500 Narinder

01:01:50.920 like this 0.96

01:01:53.380 the thing about 0.89

01:01:56.300 being a leftist is that you have to pretend to be retarded all the time and i'm sure it gets 0.95

01:02:01.220 exhausting well here's our here's our number one leftist owen jones as a gay man who stands 0.80

01:02:08.840 against islamophobia i'm proud to have a muslim mayor who stands for the civil rights of my 0.99

01:02:13.800 community too yes but not after he takes over you moron but you can see they didn't actually 0.97

01:02:20.740 explicitly say that they disliked it they just said oh he came back and tweeted this and everyone's 0.98

01:02:25.320 like what have you got against this what's going on i mean you can start to see from their comments

01:02:32.820 the whole thing is predicated on them fully understanding the alliance that they have made

01:02:37.140 yes can i give you a great anecdote for this so a few years ago there was um uh one of those

01:02:43.900 reddit or was it um 4chan trends where they in they started putting up these posters and the

01:02:50.120 poster simply read islam is right about women and everyone knows and you then had i think it was

01:02:59.060 done in a university you then had the the the deans of that university and the police and local 0.87

01:03:05.020 public leaders had to come forward and condemn it but they couldn't explain why they were condemning

01:03:11.420 it well this this goes back to everything that we've everything we've been talking about the

01:03:15.600 entire time isn't it it's the sort of facade of what they're trying to build here that sort of

01:03:19.760 denies the reality of everything around them and so this is reality hitting them uh in the face with 0.98

01:03:25.800 a baseball bat and so yeah just just to throw this here you know he's a gay man blah blah blah 0.98

01:03:30.440 he's not a muslimo but carry on you know what yeah blah blah blah i mean 0.92

01:03:34.440 if technically if you go outside of the consensus of the ulama of those learned in religion

01:03:44.740 then you can be referred to as an apostate if you reject mainstream islamic teachings you can

01:03:52.160 be described as an apostate yeah and so when edna here says he's not a muslim little old lady edna

01:04:00.020 seems to understand islam better than owen jones here now this is genuinely funny

01:04:08.280 but for all the wrong reasons yeah well if you want to talk about reasons let's think about that

01:04:15.000 we can see that there's an obvious contradiction that's insoluble between if you like the ideology

01:04:19.920 of the lgbt the political belief in the virtue of the rainbow people it's completely incompatible

01:04:26.640 with the inflexible beliefs of every interpretation of islam yes so let's ask for what's the reason 0.97

01:04:33.060 these people are uniting what could possibly unite people with such inflexible antagonistic

01:04:38.500 grievances other than a common enemy what's the common enemy well it's us and our civilization

01:04:45.160 oh yeah and this is the reason why just think about this yeah practically no one who's watching

01:04:49.760 this probably realized that today is the feast of the sacred heart of jesus and june is dedicated

01:04:55.500 to him not to this political religion so you've seen your life subtracted we now know more about

01:05:04.360 the rainbow people and islam than we do about the history and tradition of our own people and our

01:05:10.320 own civilization but it must be that because it can't be that half of this alliance is just

01:05:14.660 looking forward to the free gravity that the other half of the alliance is going to provide the day

01:05:19.120 after they win so it must be that you you do add a lot of gravity to the discussion and i think that

01:05:24.720 That's been very helpful.

01:05:26.520 Just to go off of Frank's point about the nature of this alliance,

01:05:32.580 you saw the same exact thing with the Dikva murder. 0.94

01:05:36.160 Yeah, yeah. 1.00

01:05:36.800 Where you saw the Muslims saying that they will side with the Sikhs 0.80

01:05:42.000 against any attempt to bring reason to policing in Britain. 0.99

01:05:45.920 Yeah.

01:05:46.560 Because they know that they are favorite classes,

01:05:49.380 and so the alliance is based on them remaining favorite classes. 0.86

01:05:54.460 Now, the Muslims have a plan for the day after. 0.90

01:05:58.080 Well, this goes to the Islamo-Communist Alliance 1.00

01:06:00.600 and the useful idiots of the left. 1.00

01:06:03.280 And that's all that they are massively. 1.00

01:06:05.840 And going back to the, you know, 0.99

01:06:07.540 I mean, these are two religions, right?

01:06:09.980 They're two sort of ideological religions.

01:06:12.000 They are two religions.

01:06:13.080 The only way to see liberalism is as a religious equation. 0.89

01:06:15.460 Yeah, and they're two incompatible ideologies,

01:06:22.560 but yet they still are partnering together and the left still knows that they're incompatible

01:06:28.620 with it yes but this is all sort of the veil is lifting here i just thought it was really funny

01:06:32.660 so five pillars also tweeted this out we asked our audience if it was understandable for sadiq

01:06:36.880 khan to promote lgbtq and alcohol given his position as london mayor serving all communities

01:06:41.840 based on 960 responses an overwhelming 95 said no

01:06:46.740 five pillars are essentially saying look we have a muslim mayor but why aren't you behaving like a

01:06:56.160 muslim why aren't you being a muslim basically yes yeah but the comments again comments absolutely 0.90

01:07:00.800 comical literally leave then yep this is a country built on beer and gin this is the kind of brain 0.98

01:07:08.140 dead liberalism that i'm talking about from tom harwood but it is not built on beer and gin this

01:07:13.700 is insulting of course it's just degenerate that's the it goes actually to what you were

01:07:20.060 answering one of the questions of like how do we restore things what's the issue

01:07:23.820 is that the younger generations have been so disinherited from their ancestry that this is

01:07:31.620 actually what they believe well it's just this sort of vapid uh consumer nonsense i can't but

01:07:37.460 it's just a bit of beer that's what we are it's just a bit of it that's it there's nothing wrong

01:07:41.760 with having an ale i love to have a pint but that's not the basis of my life the meaning of

01:07:47.020 my identity that's not the story of our people on these islands for goodness sake thousand years

01:07:51.540 that is a degenerate point of view now thousand years constituted down to diluted down to gin

01:07:56.340 yeah yeah yeah to a bottle of blue wicked i mean it's it's disgusting and again it's reductive and

01:08:01.800 it just makes you into a product that's something that you consume we're more than that but i mean

01:08:06.440 It also makes you much more vulnerable to the attack by other identities against you.

01:08:15.840 Reducing people to economic units also weakens you spiritually as a society

01:08:21.100 and makes you more vulnerable to your enemies.

01:08:24.560 But if you don't know your ancestry, you don't know your community, you can't bind together.

01:08:28.700 And this is why we're seeing this knee-jerk reaction from the state at the moment,

01:08:32.200 is because they're realising, and this is why they're like,

01:08:34.560 whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa don't group together guys we can't you you can't group together we'll

01:08:40.360 do everything to stop you actually everyone else can do that that's fine yes but the moment we

01:08:44.540 begin to group together as a people they're like whoa and that's why all of a sudden christianity

01:08:49.500 is on the uptick yeah among the youth very true because they are realizing that the actual root

01:08:54.400 of the west isn't beer and gin tom harwood yeah what what why is it so controversial to try and

01:09:01.480 assert the idea that we should have a national interest and we should be interested in it

01:09:06.160 and then to point to look at these other competing interests that are effectively seeking to supplant

01:09:11.080 that why do we have a very liberal gay friendly muslim mayor there when 95 percent of the people

01:09:18.600 who share his religion are implacably opposed to it isn't that somewhat suspicious from the point

01:09:23.640 of view of political technique saying oh look we have this acceptable muslim here who's the mayor 0.58

01:09:28.080 of london he's fine he likes gays he likes drinking beer well muslims don't and that's i'm not saying

01:09:34.720 that that's a good or a bad thing i'm saying that that is a thing that is obviously deliberately 1.00

01:09:38.780 obscured by his elevation to this office and his conduct in it because let's face it he's not come

01:09:43.300 up with this himself and this is this is this is a sign of messaging management to soften the image

01:09:48.640 of a group of people who have no real history here beyond some mills in the north of england

01:09:55.900 in the last 125 years if you're going to be extremely generous about it but absolutely

01:10:01.380 no right to be here on the scale that they are from the point of view of our history

01:10:05.860 well it's to ingratiate them in isn't it really that's why they post of course it is ingratiate

01:10:10.120 them but again this is just that reality hitting up against one another where they realize that

01:10:15.140 that's all it is it is just sort of to ingratiate when other people that are so far more i say more

01:10:21.660 fundamentalist i mean really they are fundamental anyway but more honest yeah if we're made to

01:10:27.220 forget who we are if these new identities and new beliefs are supplied to us then we will not

01:10:32.880 recognize who we are we will not recognize that we have a home and we won't recognize that we're

01:10:37.560 being made homeless so i have i have a i have a counter that you're under attack yes i have

01:10:42.680 counter proposals i have counter proposals for that is because if you look at i i actually this

01:10:48.380 is just a quick aside anyway but on on that point yeah i actually have a great deal of hope that

01:10:52.760 the english as a people as a nation as a culture will never be so disenfranchised from their

01:11:02.660 ancestry as their people because you only have to look across all uh immigrant forces

01:11:08.520 immigrant populations to realize that second or third generation immigrants are some of the most 0.92

01:11:13.780 fundamentalist closer to their own cultures because they feel a lack of uh binding because 0.98

01:11:20.480 they are so they are in nowhere land from their from their native homeland that i feel like you

01:11:29.460 can sort of transpose that upon uh the english people being removed from their ancestral homeland

01:11:34.280 at least sort of metaphysically yeah so i actually feel like people will just double down and that's

01:11:39.240 actually what we're seeing now so i actually have a great deal of hope that that will never happen

01:11:42.920 well this is an extremely important point that you made because we hear about this kind of

01:11:47.420 assimilationist integrationist magic soil idea where simply importing people from wildly different

01:11:53.600 areas these are peoples with their own different cultures and traditions they'll magically become 0.95

01:11:57.480 just like us by being immersed in us and so on but obviously their presence dilutes what we are 0.87

01:12:02.200 so how does that work but as you pointed out this assimilationist idea of being inexorable is 0.60

01:12:07.660 actually contradicted by reality because successive generations become more and more attached to their

01:12:12.400 own if you like original heritage and practices making this kind of idea simply a contradiction

01:12:18.200 of reality yeah yeah so just back to this ever so slightly um they continued their

01:12:24.640 their sort of uh posting upon various politicians about lgbtq are mayor zoran mandami or whatever

01:12:34.440 his name is now again similar thing uh and then again owen jones cry more it's like owen mate

01:12:40.120 you you love Palestine you are Palestine's biggest proponent here buddy people have been

01:12:49.740 saying to you for a very long time that you are probably uh batting for the wrong team

01:12:56.460 on multiple levels um I have to ask the Douglas Murray question but has he even been

01:13:02.220 has Owen Jones been well he's still tweeting so yes right but you can see

01:13:09.480 i thought so as well but again this whole cry more point right this whole cry more point it's

01:13:14.760 like right yeah but owen mate thinking what are you doing but he's starting but you but and he

01:13:21.960 knows it he does actually know it you can see that he knows it and this this comp this islamo

01:13:27.640 communist alliance it's starting to to break the cracks are there here's something i just thought

01:13:33.160 of just that instant sorry to interrupt if you if you don't have children because you're a 0.99

01:13:37.560 homosexualist and because basically sex for you is just orgasm chasing so you don't really have 0.99

01:13:42.660 an investment in the future so why would he think beyond his own present personal satisfaction 0.98

01:13:46.960 advantage of making a snarky little tweet and so on but no this is a serious point because if you do

01:13:52.920 produce children not buy them you're going to stay not buy them produce them you know as a man and a

01:13:58.600 woman and a family then you you have a you have it's not an investment in the future you want to

01:14:03.220 see your children have a future worth the name so you would care about what happens after you

01:14:09.460 after you've made a sensational tweet or you've had your fun this is the this is the politics

01:14:15.760 and mentality of an eternal present determined only by personal satisfaction and there's no

01:14:22.400 future in that for anyone not even for him and he can't even see it oh no yeah yeah well it's that

01:14:27.980 sense of duty isn't it you have children you have a duty that you're going to leave you're going to

01:14:31.540 bestow upon them a land which is better you know in a far better situation than the land you

01:14:37.800 attain from your forefathers we are but stewards of the land and we gift it upon

01:14:43.200 but if you can't see beyond yourself no you can't just that's just not real to you yeah no i

01:14:48.820 completely agree um and again this is just more examples of it all sort of falling apart we asked

01:14:56.840 our audience if they approve or disapprove of home secretary shabana mahmoud who recently banned

01:15:02.540 left-wing activist uh chenk yuga weger and hassan piker from entering the uk um yeah they didn't

01:15:12.640 like that but there was there was one comment that was very funny and it was like well uh they

01:15:18.420 probably didn't like it because she's a woman actually because they're muslims and she's a

01:15:23.440 woman and again it's that two two ideologies two religions uh butting up against one another to 0.98

01:15:29.880 be fair i didn't approve of banning chank yuga and no well no neither did i but they're doing

01:15:34.880 it for another but i but i also didn't approve of them banning either the dinkerbrook yeah and

01:15:40.640 they probably would have done and here we see it this is that roshan this guy is is genuinely a

01:15:46.280 disgusting fifth columnist absolutely awful human being um retweeting this i mean he works actually

01:15:51.360 four uh five pull it by five pillars he's the editor he says shabana mahoud uh is easily the 0.97

01:15:56.700 most disliked muslim politician among muslims in this country she will be toast at the next 0.93

01:16:01.700 election so even their pets even the establishment's pets yes cannot function because they feel too

01:16:10.780 confident now whereas the ideologues in the 1990s who designed these kinds of alliances

01:16:15.840 knew that they were on very thin ice and therefore they thought well maybe we'll ally with the left

01:16:22.200 and that will be our vehicle towards greater success now that they've seen how soft western

01:16:27.600 states are towards them and how much they favor them it's genuinely gotten into their heads

01:16:32.920 and it allows them to speak a lot more freely and a lot more openly

01:16:36.640 and therefore you see this sort of discourse yeah we can see that the cracks sort of naturally

01:16:42.600 emerging because the mayor of london and the mayor of new york i don't i don't think they're 0.71

01:16:46.520 promoting lgbtqi plus whatever for the muslim community oh no it's very much bum fun for the 1.00

01:16:52.960 but not for me yes they kind of expect that you just understand that it's for the heathens and 1.00

01:17:00.120 it's not for them but just naturally the cracks start to emerge where people start saying well 0.98

01:17:05.440 hang on no this is our moment now we've got the muslims in power we want it now we're not 0.99

01:17:12.480 we're not waiting until 2050 we want it now well you're seeing that with all the independents uh 0.81

01:17:18.040 the independent muslim councils councillors which will now of course it's just a foregone conclusion

01:17:23.000 they will now bind together uh create their own party it looks quite likely yes if this seems

01:17:30.720 extremist to people and it's possibly unlikely given the likely audience if you're watching me

01:17:34.580 i suppose just have a look at look for ramen in tower hamlets for example and see how this kind

01:17:39.120 of institutional permissioning of this because you don't really see it in the news you don't

01:17:43.160 know it's going on but it actually does not just corrupt but capture the entire political culture

01:17:48.140 of whole areas even in our capital and of course our country it is not sensationalist to point this

01:17:53.420 out it's simply a matter of procedure and this is part of the way this procedure is permissioned

01:17:58.440 but those are microclimates which or microcosm of what's going to be inflicted upon the whole

01:18:02.960 country so hold on a second tower hamlet sits between the city and canary wharf to some extent

01:18:07.920 So the two most economically prosperous areas of London have Tower Hamlets sort of sitting in between them.

01:18:15.900 And if you want to get quick access to both, you couldn't do better than living in Tower Hamlets.

01:18:20.700 And it's a very nice area. 0.98

01:18:22.580 It's completely captured by Bengali nationalist Islamists to the extent that they rig elections 0.98

01:18:30.000 and they just completely loot the local council and nobody can do anything about it.

01:18:37.200 it's not alleged either no no it's not alleged it's been going on for a very long time yeah

01:18:42.060 exactly oh no i'm clarifying to the audience so it's not even alleged like we're not it's not

01:18:45.540 with the full complicity of the labor party which donated the land of the east london mosque with

01:18:51.560 the east london mosque being some of the most one of the most extreme yes religious establishments

01:18:57.100 in britain yeah so it it bears mentioning these things and when they see this level of submission 0.99

01:19:05.760 from the state towards them they just feel more and more emboldened yep oh yeah and you see it

01:19:10.340 from this this statement here Sadiq Khan should choose between his faith and being London mayor

01:19:14.640 because clearly the two are not compatible

01:19:16.880 again begins to crack I mean even this the brazen nature of this Five Pillars has compiled a brief 0.77

01:19:27.600 guide for Muslims living in the west on how to navigate LGBTQ pride month during June 0.95

01:19:32.020 actually that sounds like it could be helpful well it's more the brazen element of it is the 0.90

01:19:37.880 fact that they feel so emboldened that they can write this because they're being propped up by

01:19:43.140 the ideological left whereas if you were to say something i mean imagine that this type of article

01:19:50.760 this type of thing but catered towards us imagine catered for us doing something that we wish to do

01:19:57.740 it would be it'd be labeled far right you know neo-nazi whatever it'd be it would be chastised

01:20:03.860 in parliament anything that's good for us is evil yes exactly if if christians were to say this is

01:20:10.720 the month of the sacred heart of jesus you should absolutely reject lgbtq stuff and this is how you

01:20:16.860 navigate it you can bet that the police would be at the doors of whoever authored this yeah 0.99

01:20:22.900 you know uh the people who would author this would be right because christians have no business 0.99

01:20:28.740 engaging with the lgbt stuff but you can bet that the state would instantly crack down on that oh 1.00

01:20:36.020 yeah be hate crime yes i mean that i think in fairness that does uh meet the threshold existing 0.92

01:20:42.140 the very least of what a non-crime hate incident yes at the very certain nonsense under the existing

01:20:46.860 nonsense garbage yeah um and you can see people like patrick christie say just but i will just 0.98

01:20:51.300 move to a muslim country then or stop being so degenerate that you allow this usurpation to 0.99

01:20:57.300 happen yeah yeah yeah uh and again paul here britain isn't a members only club for people 0.97

01:21:04.200 who share your moral views patrick now i thought this was interesting actually

01:21:07.200 because actually blogging theology

01:21:14.340 what is it we've got a borderless bazaar where we're plundered by billionaires and invaded by

01:21:21.160 people who can anyone who can get a dinghy and pay someone five thousand dollars so what is it

01:21:25.740 then well yeah this this i yeah i thought we'd end on this because britain isn't a members only

01:21:30.260 clever people who show i mean kind of should be yes yeah kind of should be that's a nation mate

01:21:35.920 not a market a nation yeah so there you go the islamic communist alliance is breaking and cracking 0.93

01:21:43.160 who knew yeah who could have expected this yeah oh do we we got some what's some of this stuff 0.82

01:21:52.600 what we don't know uh what am i reading what's that's a random name is that the one samson is

01:21:58.200 that the first one uh we're not allowed to come together and fight for our interest because the 0.83

01:22:02.780 last time us europeans did that we conquered the world so can you really blame these losers for 0.99

01:22:07.680 fearing that uh well you can't keep the genie in the bottle for that long mate if a group of white 0.96

01:22:13.800 people come together with a mission the only thing that stops them in the end of the laws of physics 0.70

01:22:18.480 obviously 11th hour so yes uh binary surfer says the choice for the british state is now what form

01:22:26.580 of group identity they allow brits not if they allow one the challenge for us is to ensure that

01:22:32.120 we remain become prime not a random newcomer well yeah that's that goes to um what you can

01:22:42.360 see with the state now uh sort of shuffling the the sort of deck of cards trying to maneuver

01:22:48.660 itself to contain uh the sort of grouping of the natives at the moment that's what i believe

01:22:54.920 they're trying to do that's why the bbc is highlighting the novak murder yeah it's really

01:22:59.060 i hate that they're trying to say hey let's get back to 1990s liberalism hello fellow kids i'm on

01:23:04.980 your side it's like yeah you're really not uh binary surfer says shibana mahmood uh shibana

01:23:11.580 banned chenk because our bacon grease and butter reserves would be exhausted for a generation

01:23:16.960 brilliant all right there you go where's the lie samson do we have any videos today

01:23:25.840 oh what did he say no video no videos okay right oh good we get to do the the comments

01:23:32.500 of the people the subscribers the best of the best the legends uh speaking of which the first

01:23:38.080 comment is actually um i heard frank's impromptu speech i assume uh that guy is a lotusy to

01:23:43.660 subscribe are you a subscriber i'm not i'm afraid oh well you parallel thought then you could join

01:23:49.700 the chosen few but to be perfectly honest for a long time i tried to read and watch as little

01:23:55.620 as possible so i could actually think about what i was doing because i realized rather like a kind

01:24:01.180 of as you say like a kind of an anticipated difficult movement something was boiling within

01:24:07.200 me and i had to try and work it out and it took a long time to do it so i kind of cut myself off a

01:24:11.340 bit was that shortly after the trip to switzerland was it or i'm glad i survived that but really i

01:24:19.160 just thought it'd be a glorious way to die and just in case i did i told the waiter i said here's

01:24:23.040 my epitaph he loved his cheese right and annie moss says i really like the deep thinking of

01:24:28.600 today's guest frank right his analysis on the world is spot on very good yeah um

01:24:34.380 uh we'll see oh yeah uh binary services frank is entirely correct living in the ashes of our

01:24:41.100 civilization uh also i see my tweets on mcpherson scarman casey reports have ended up with a young

01:24:48.320 boy being told he's

01:24:50.360 not drowning in his own blood 0.71

01:24:52.120 or the enrichment gangs

01:24:53.560 he also makes

01:24:57.020 a good comment actually

01:24:59.020 your point about the

01:25:02.280 broken spirit of the younger generation

01:25:04.260 he says

01:25:05.100 the phrase is do you know how badly you have

01:25:08.280 to mistreat a mammal for it to not want to

01:25:10.260 breed I do

01:25:12.180 actually because if you look into

01:25:14.140 JB Calhoun's mouse utopia experiments

01:25:16.420 it shows that when you concentrate rats in a utopian situation just by the sheer scale of

01:25:21.680 their numbers they begin to develop pathological behaviors where they self-harm and they refuse to

01:25:26.980 reproduce and they effectively destroy themselves completely so yes that's because you're in a

01:25:34.380 hostile environment that sends you mad and corrupts all your natural instincts and in fact

01:25:40.620 makes them impossible which is what our system is doing at scale yes where does that not bit in the

01:25:45.880 day um michael bodra uh drybelbis says the death bonnet is not about deterrence or punishment it's

01:25:52.500 about removing society's worst elements that's kind of where i'm coming at it from well i think

01:25:58.340 if you look at just after master he'll tell you that men in in general who commit terrible crimes

01:26:03.840 are not restrained by anything but the fear of death if they were moral men if they were good

01:26:09.780 men then they wouldn't need to be deterred at all now this is what i would say is why we have to

01:26:14.860 reform the state you should be teaching people I should be teaching people we all should that the

01:26:20.520 best form of freedom is discipline if you learn to command yourself you cannot be commanded by

01:26:26.940 your fears your desires your hunger your appetites by hypnotism through the mass media you are

01:26:32.480 liberated from the poison of modern life and the poison of the soul and you do not have to be

01:26:38.020 directed by a leader but if you cannot direct yourself others will direct you by manipulating

01:26:43.920 your incontinence so if you are capable of self-command and discipline good but many people

01:26:49.440 are not and those who commit the worst crimes are not motivated by anything other than the avoidance

01:26:54.320 of punishment and if it's absent then there's nothing to stop them well i mean this might sound

01:26:58.820 like a reductive absurdum but um i mean i've been through this with my children my dog you know they

01:27:04.940 they have to learn the rules of the house children can now do certain things and once they've once

01:27:08.920 they've mastered the rules well you've got the run of the house then you can do what you like

01:27:12.500 again with my dog you're you're not allowed to jump up on the kitchen counter you're not allowed

01:27:17.080 to do this you're not allowed to do that after that he's got the run of the house he can do

01:27:20.040 whatever he damn well pleases because he respects the rules likewise living in a society like this

01:27:24.520 there are certain rules that you must follow and if you do follow those rules well you can have

01:27:28.060 pretty much maximum liberty outside those rules but we don't do that what we do is is we try we

01:27:34.220 try and limit everybody's behavior and their thinking because we know that the population

01:27:38.980 cannot follow simple rules or at least an element of it can't and therefore

01:27:42.120 have a look Paul says that his freedom is in Christ

01:27:45.100 and isn't that why we were invited to accept the gentle yoke of Christ

01:27:48.760 rather than subservience to other powers

01:27:52.120 yeah you're right you're right but I just I'm sorry I just want to blurt this

01:27:55.740 out because I think it's very important people would say oh that's a terrible

01:27:58.820 thing bringing back the death penalty oh that's authoritarian

01:28:01.020 look at what liberties have been taken under the liberal system against our

01:28:05.740 people in the last 30 years the mass rape of our children and now the permissioning of the murder

01:28:10.700 of our children and people through the throwing of voodoo curses this is the hell on earth that

01:28:16.780 this free-for-all has delivered us in fact it's not a free-for-all because we are far less free 0.97

01:28:22.780 than practically every other of all the other groups well you don't as you build a house you

01:28:28.980 don't just stop at the foundations or you don't just uh throw the foundations out when you get

01:28:34.220 to the roof you would build a society and a culture on which was cultivated with the death

01:28:40.200 penalty and then we've just gone oh well we've reached the end of time now this is fine we can

01:28:44.340 stop that saying yeah but that's one of the foundational pivot points on what created a safe

01:28:48.880 and prosperous society that we actually had you're just now throwing it out to one side and gone 0.90

01:28:53.820 why has everything gone to complete shit and people are awful it's like well yeah that's one 0.96

01:28:58.200 of them that's the kind of fact is one of the keystone points it gets you locked up you're a 0.99

01:29:02.320 factist yes fine good is there anything you wanted to pick out from your comments um fraz uh oh very

01:29:10.680 briefly that's a random name makes a comment about the problem with democracy and why he doesn't

01:29:15.300 believe in it which is a view that i'm yes i won't comment here um nathan nichols says given how

01:29:23.760 opaque and multi-layered these business style negotiations and transactions are on what basis

01:29:28.580 can we claim that any one nation is the clear beneficiary rather than a shifting mix of private

01:29:33.180 individuals and nations well exactly yeah exactly that that's how the government is being run really

01:29:38.920 anything from yours uh nate uh dirty belter says the weakness of multiculturalism is the absence

01:29:46.840 of the constant maintenance it requires yeah um so thank you very much for our guest coming in

01:29:55.020 If people like the cut of your jib, where can they find you

01:29:58.160 and learn more about your views on things?

01:30:02.080 Oh, dear.

01:30:02.900 Well, practically everywhere at the moment, and I apologise for that.

01:30:05.680 But inevitably, I do have a sub-stack.

01:30:08.820 Sorry.

01:30:10.660 It's a kind of mark of shame these days.

01:30:12.620 So, on the Twitters, and I do, and have done for a number of years,

01:30:18.720 by the good grace of LiveSiteNews, had a job, impossibly,

01:30:22.420 talking about things writing about things for them as well so you'll find me there too yeah

01:30:26.720 oh very good right and i will remind you again uh if you are um one of god's chosen you are a

01:30:33.120 subscriber to lowdiseas.com do come to the round table uh the britain that failed henry uh noack

01:30:39.960 uh and we will be we'll be getting into that so thank you very much for joining us thank you to

01:30:45.080 our guest and our hosts and um see you later and fine people

01:30:52.420 Thank you.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - June 04, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1433

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