The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1437

00:00:00.880 Hello and welcome to Podcast of the Lotus Eaters, episode 1437. It is Wednesday. Is it Wednesday?

00:00:09.660 No, I think it's Wednesday. It's Wednesday the 10th of June. My notes say something different

00:00:15.840 because I forgot to update it. Year of our Lord, 2026. And today we're going to be talking

00:00:20.900 about there was a spot of bother in Belfast. Nothing much, but we'll cover the little bit

00:00:27.120 that happened um carmelo anthony's sentencing yes and i'm gonna we're gonna talk about the

00:00:34.260 sentencing i think it's too lenient but we're also gonna have some fun with the videos

00:00:38.520 of the reactions yes and um um nate is gonna try and explain to parties that you're not entitled

00:00:46.260 to people's vote because you say you are yeah just a conversation about democracy i guess

00:00:50.500 it sounds a bit controversial though yeah some that's a bit very far right maybe

00:00:55.820 so last night belfoot belfast pushed back hard really hard i mean this was after the brutal

00:01:04.400 beheading attempt um i mean just just before this we we saw photos of the poor guy's face

00:01:10.040 who's got attacked it is an absolute horror show it literally looks like a something out of a

00:01:15.000 horror movie uh the guy's face can i can i just interject just briefly sure they were still

00:01:21.200 moderate in their response oh yes oh yes although they push back hard this is still moderate yes

00:01:28.720 exactly uh i think that's still really important to uh oh it could it could have gone a lot further

00:01:34.880 and we go into that but um big protests all across belfast um you know things were torched

00:01:42.120 and as nate rightly says this is this is still very much in the moderate sphere what was happening

00:01:46.640 last night but for me there is something fundamentally different about what happened

00:01:50.660 in belfast as opposed to what happened in southampton this this is the key idea i want to get

00:01:54.200 across in this in the in southampton the protests were basically an appeal to the state yeah it was

00:02:02.060 yeah so the protesters sought out the police and went to them and stood in front of them and show

00:02:08.500 us you're not too tear yeah and and basically it was making a an appeal to the state saying notice

00:02:14.540 us change it was an appeal to the police of moral framing about they were doing their kneeling in

00:02:19.580 of the police and trying to get the police to do it as well it was like you know just act like you

00:02:23.420 acted when it was the george floyd yeah exactly but in belfast um they went where the police

00:02:30.620 weren't they made no attempt to appeal to the state notice us changes they avoid it they didn't

00:02:37.500 they didn't go around filming themselves there's no they were interestingly i don't know if you're

00:02:41.660 going to get to it they they did the complete opposite any orders they they they got rid of

00:02:47.100 them any news there was uh yeah so there's a gb news group yeah and and they were told in no

00:02:52.860 uncertain terms get out of here go away and they backed off a bit and then they went to them as

00:02:57.500 again they said you're not far enough away go away so they because basically what they did in

00:03:01.820 southampton is they is they built the prosecution's file for them yeah by filming themselves going

00:03:06.560 around without masks queuing up in front of the police so you take the police body cam footage

00:03:10.080 you take the live stream footage and you've got you've got the prosecution file yeah i mean that

00:03:15.140 yeah that's this was this was um organized very much so it was methodical very smart in terms of

00:03:24.140 everything that they were doing it feels like there's a bit of muscle memory in in belfast

00:03:28.280 about how to how to approach there's any yeah if there's any people but but not like in south

00:03:33.140 hampton where they sought the police out and they sought the authority out no they they they went to

00:03:37.660 the distributed notes they went to the hmos yeah they went they went to the immigrant businesses

00:03:42.060 they just did stuff like that and they left very low evidence trail i'd like to think that those

00:03:46.380 guys didn't even take their phone out with them because that would have been a yeah but i i get

00:03:50.940 the impression they did but but there was no moral signaling it was like we know that you guys hate

00:03:56.300 us no there was okay not to the state they said they they warned white businesses you close your

00:04:03.500 shops up by 5 30. yeah they warned everyone yes they said close your shops up because we're going

00:04:08.780 to be out there yeah if you're a white business shut your shop so they did appeal yeah morally 0.66

00:04:15.180 but they weren't they weren't they weren't making an appeal to the state they bypassed the state

00:04:19.420 they bypassed the police they went they took it straight to community level of action which is it

00:04:24.220 and it isn't it's so important because it is a sea change in a reaction to the state we know

00:04:29.580 people have basically given up and i'm still one of these guys i'm still one of these guys and 0.93

00:04:33.180 there's going to be like 100 comments below this saying dan's an idiot but i'm i'm still one of 0.94

00:04:37.260 those guys thinking we can vote harder and and these guys are like yeah don't care well so we're 0.98

00:04:42.780 not in that sphere anymore you you can appreciate what they've done from a perspective of this is

00:04:49.020 the logical conclusion to uh people feeling like the peaceful options have been exhausted

00:04:57.100 whilst also still wanting peaceful options to come to fruition yeah i mean i i still want that but i

00:05:04.220 need i need the state to understand how dangerous it's getting if oh yeah if people just give up on

00:05:09.160 politics we're in something else while while i'm talking about southampton i just mentioned this

00:05:13.280 is that um sam mealy who had on brokonomics recently is looking to get in touch with anybody

00:05:18.060 who um was involved in the southampton stuff and they apparently can help out with that so

00:05:23.220 if if that's relevant to you then that might be interesting but okay what was going on in in

00:05:27.920 belfast so i mean they were going because it's it's all local based it's all community based

00:05:33.580 they were going house to house

00:05:35.480 in areas where they suspected

00:05:37.760 there were sort of HMOs

00:05:39.580 and illegal migrants being put up 0.99

00:05:41.660 and they were just

00:05:43.360 if they identified one, so this is obviously

00:05:45.680 a house they know is an HMO

00:05:46.780 they're just turning up, put the windows through 0.88

00:05:49.780 leave immediately

00:05:50.520 they're not standing there doing something performative

00:05:53.540 in front of police

00:05:54.900 I mean this is action

00:05:57.480 yeah this is very

00:05:59.180 very direct

00:06:00.240 this isn't uh this isn't a peaceful protest right like you know it's not just performative it's not

00:06:08.100 asking for things it's not you're not asking for permission no no what they're doing what they're

00:06:12.240 doing is they're changing incentive structures yeah because they're basically saying okay we

00:06:16.560 know that voting doesn't do anything appealing to politicians or the police doesn't do anything

00:06:20.920 so we're going to change the risk calculation for landlords and for people who are moving into this

00:06:27.360 area who we don't want here that that's that's what they did i think i think it's really important

00:06:31.460 to know right you know you can decry this you can also just step back and just look at the

00:06:37.980 whole situation and go right democracy has several avenues to uh you know democracy has several

00:06:44.100 courses that it can take there are peaceful democratic solutions and then there are non-peaceful

00:06:49.000 democratic well the entire liberal order is based on removing any possibility of a peaceful outcome

00:06:54.860 through the democratic means nate what you said about democracy one of the things i see here is

00:07:00.060 that every four or five years people vote for overall agenda there is one thing that is common

00:07:07.900 to parties of both let's say main you know rival factions like no left right traditional if they

00:07:15.660 converge on mass migration we could get people who don't want mass migration voting for parties

00:07:23.100 because they like their overall agenda and despite the fact that they are going to keep promoting

00:07:28.620 mass migration now one thing to say about this first of all i don't condone vandalism

00:07:34.140 one of the persistent themes of a rhetoric is that warnings are not threats contrary to what

00:07:39.420 the establishment wants to say what we are saying here frequently is that if this

00:07:46.540 policy continues especially the way it does it will disintegrate into

00:07:53.100 the scenes we are looking at, and we don't want to look at these scenes.

00:07:57.100 It's like physics.

00:07:58.960 If you deprive this room of oxygen, we are going to gasp to breathe.

00:08:03.380 What we're looking at here is this was out on the streets in the middle of Belfast.

00:08:08.060 And even with this, notice the OPSEC.

00:08:11.140 They're not filming faces.

00:08:12.860 So this guy, for whatever reason, would have been trusted to have a camera in this situation.

00:08:18.260 If he wasn't trusted, he wouldn't be allowed to have a camera out.

00:08:21.740 he's not filming faces

00:08:23.520 what they're basically doing is they're going around here

00:08:25.760 and when they're seeing a Deliveroo driver 0.87

00:08:27.940 which you know basically all foreign guys

00:08:29.920 all Middle Eastern or African guys 1.00

00:08:31.440 they're slapping the bags out of their hand 0.99

00:08:33.340 so I mean this is going to be described

00:08:35.720 as extreme thuggery

00:08:37.680 and all that kind of stuff

00:08:38.440 this is still tame

00:08:40.960 this is still in the model option

00:08:42.640 tame with respect to what it could

00:08:46.000 have been or what it can

00:08:47.380 we know

00:08:49.100 from every angle I mean you've got to remember

00:08:51.600 right no one's no one's actually been harmed and there's a video circulating of someone trying to

00:08:57.500 cut someone's head off yeah this is very tame yes people have gone to war for less now i'm not

00:09:03.620 suggesting that is the outcome but well if you're looking at throughout all of human history yeah

00:09:08.460 people have actually enacted wars for less well you don't you don't even need to go for all of

00:09:12.540 history all you need to do is go to belfast in the 70s and 80s we we know what belfast looks like

00:09:18.480 when they're not holding back we are still and and the the leftists won't believe it we are still in

00:09:24.060 the holding back bit we bypass so it's what i'm saying that relative to what it could have been

00:09:29.260 yeah yeah exactly so so i mean you know a whole bunch of um uh immigrant businesses turkish

00:09:34.940 barbers that kind of stuff they they had their windows things that everyone have constantly

00:09:38.940 these are all the things that's tame blm tame blm getting uh you know breakfast but this is still

00:09:45.800 but this is still things which people have uh peacefully vocalized that they're against yes

00:09:51.640 for decades people have said hey guys these turkish barbers are clearly fronts

00:09:56.440 can you do something about it no i walk past turkish barbers all the time and i mean there's

00:10:02.120 there's there's several that i walk past in swindon all the time they've never got any

00:10:05.960 customers they've all got premium german automobiles outside it's like the math isn't

00:10:11.800 math thing we know something is going on and obvious and the barbers in a shop with no customers

00:10:17.020 yeah and and the ones that do actually have a few customers they're putting they're putting the the

00:10:20.740 native hairdressers out of business i saw a post the other day from a hairdresser who's saying

00:10:23.800 look i have to pay tax yeah i had to do all this regulation stuff and i've now got seven barbers

00:10:28.800 in my area who don't pay any tax who don't do any of that i can't compete i'm being put out of

00:10:33.780 business and i've appealed to the tax authorities and say look if you go tax me can you tax them as

00:10:37.460 well so we're on a level playing field and they don't do it these places just shut down and

00:10:41.740 start up again they don't even change premises they just close down the company and they start

00:10:46.240 a new company on companies that's part of what i'm saying is that when the system acts this way

00:10:50.760 and reacts this way to such blatant injustices it communicates to people i'm not fulfilling my

00:10:57.680 role in protecting you therefore people will feel that the social contract has been broken

00:11:02.340 and it's not much to ask for the police to just do its job yeah well yeah yeah so feedback from

00:11:08.300 guardian you can never be safe belfast's sudanese community because of course we have to be desperately

00:11:13.660 worried about the sudanese community at this moment after a sudanese guy absolutely mutilated

00:11:19.420 somebody and tried to saw his head off and left him community most affected yeah suddenly sudanese

00:11:24.620 most affected it's the meme of you know i i make it about you yeah another one you go in there and

00:11:31.340 you make it about you it's like i don't care what the sudanese community feels right now

00:11:35.580 someone was in the street almost beheaded yeah i i actually don't care there shouldn't be

00:11:41.740 a sudanese community in ireland there shouldn't be one there i don't understand why there is

00:11:46.860 grow over anti-immigration protests after asylum seeker charge of attempted murder and then you

00:11:52.380 know basically the the guardian is doing this stuff a sudanese barber owner at the cash restaurant

00:11:58.540 was smiling at the question did he feel safe in belfast when two men strolling down the street

00:12:03.180 paused in his open doorway and unleashed a sudden shrieking howl it ended as abruptly as it began

00:12:08.380 and without a word the two men uh white in their 20s wearing gray tracksuits resumed their struggle

00:12:14.060 okay so yeah i mean obviously it's awful that a sudanese barber is is being yelled at um can we

00:12:19.360 can we talk about being a 12 year old girl in bradford now can we can we talk about you know

00:12:25.160 we're talking about a little girl in bristol yesterday yeah or afghans yes okay so tell us

00:12:30.800 about that so well i mean it's just it's everywhere it's every single day yesterday

00:12:36.080 in bristol there was a report now a girl was held in a house for afghan men obviously

00:12:44.960 you could do the math you know what happened it's everywhere it's every single day people

00:12:50.620 have asked nicely please sort this out every day there's a new and everyone just goes there's

00:12:56.420 multiple i mean it's up to 200 a day if you actually look into the figures it's insane

00:13:00.320 it's insane and what what do you expect because of course we only hear about the highest profile

00:13:06.080 cases but it is it is well you're saying 200 a day i can believe that 200 a day of the

00:13:11.660 it's just it's a staggering decay of what once was a civilization if everything falls oh there

00:13:19.660 we go samson's found the story so afghan men fled uk in lorry after raping girl and again this is

00:13:26.080 this is just the one that we hear about not only are there no consequences for for the perpetrators

00:13:31.360 there is also an ideology by the establishment that tries to sort of minimize and do damage

00:13:37.840 control because they tolerate it yeah this is what they tolerate they either tolerate it or they 0.76

00:13:42.440 want it well i think they want it yeah i mean the thing is you know queer starling comes out every 0.53

00:13:47.580 single time something that like this happens when he's forced yeah to make a statement remember that 0.61

00:13:52.200 when he's forced yes because when it's everyone else he doesn't he doesn't he'll just jump out

00:13:56.600 and say whatever he wants but he always goes i don't tolerate this it's like yes but you actually

00:14:00.580 do you actually do multiple times and you did bend the knee for george floyd yeah not now 0.92

00:14:06.040 everything this is a this this is a choice having people in your country that want to behead you

00:14:14.880 is a choice yeah it's a choice it's a political choice the establishment tolerates all of this

00:14:20.720 i don't know well and that's why in belfast they've given up appealing to the establishment

00:14:25.780 and they're so they're just going around and they're hitting um hmos so i mean it's still a

00:14:30.900 bit fuzzy um you know exactly the details of the stuff because there there wasn't live streamers

00:14:35.780 on the ground i mean i think this is a sky news helicopter that did this but from what i'm hearing

00:14:40.920 and this this might have to change in the future as we know more but they they went to this house 0.98

00:14:46.480 they'd identified it as an hmo a whole bunch of women wearing hijabs were basically told get out

00:14:53.800 you're getting out they got out and then they and then they torched the house and there's a

00:14:58.580 whole bunch of examples i don't know how many this is the one there's cars there's houses

00:15:02.300 very specific yes i mean they because they know their community and they know that they there's

00:15:08.100 no point talking to the politicians they know there's no point appealing to the police so

00:15:13.020 they're just going to go okay well we're just going to change the um change the calculation

00:15:16.900 for people choosing to come here so there's that we're going to up the stakes aren't we basically

00:15:20.800 is you know now everyone who owns a property the calculation is do i take government money

00:15:26.920 to house illegal immigrants or legal immigrants whatever you want to call them in this in my

00:15:32.460 property because it may get burned down yeah and that's the calculation and that's a point i've 1.00

00:15:37.260 made on twitter and people come back and say oh dan you're so stupid they're going to get 1.00

00:15:40.120 reimbursed by the government okay how are they going to get reimbursed for their kneecaps if 0.99

00:15:43.380 this goes on but this is the thing this is this is this is still the tame yes initial stage of

00:15:48.680 an escalation point so it's escalated from appealing to the state to now changing the

00:15:53.380 dynamics of what people have to consider exactly when they're um going around their data you know

00:15:59.500 their sort of businesses and it's like right well the calculation has to now be is this going to

00:16:04.160 take a step further is this going to escalate is it is it it so multiple hmos hit um in this is

00:16:11.740 this is somewhere else where is this this is oh this is liverpool so so there was there was sympathy

00:16:16.660 protests all over the uk and a whole bunch of different places southampton liverpool and i'm

00:16:20.320 sure a whole bunch of other so they they went to a hotel um that is full of migrants and and they

00:16:27.560 were and but they're doing it within the frame they're they're not setting anything on fire

00:16:30.960 so the belfast model hasn't yet spread to the uk but it's not fundamentally difficult you look at

00:16:37.880 what they're doing and it's like okay they're not going where the police are they're they're

00:16:41.500 masking up they're wearing black they're leaving their phones at home they're they're knowing what

00:16:45.860 they want to hit they're going out hit hit hit go home again that it's so much more focused and the

00:16:51.120 police are going to massively struggle to respond to any of this stuff um this is fascinating okay

00:16:58.100 so let's let's actually listen that's all that's not from now no that's this is about

00:17:02.180 it this is a few months old at this point um but nevertheless uh listen

00:17:10.180 we've got sound some people of newry morning down

00:17:13.460 we the new republican movement have watched their counselors and mlas over the past 12 months

00:17:19.460 is the audience getting the sound at least okay well i'll tell you what i'll describe it

00:17:23.060 um so this is basically um a bunch of last as you'll notice that's the island flag behind them

00:17:29.440 these are not these are not loyalists these are republicans and they are they are basically saying

00:17:34.100 look we're fed up with our women being attacked with our kids being attacked they describe

00:17:38.380 themselves as the new republican army all right and that's really significant right because

00:17:43.040 tony blair for all his faults and i don't like the way he did it because of the compromises

00:17:49.320 but he did manage to wrap up the troubles that were a massive thing in this country and a massive

00:17:55.540 thing in northern ireland at the time and he did it by bringing them into the process and that's

00:18:01.000 why you've got shin fein in government that's why you've got um dup in government they're the one

00:18:05.520 they're always in government but you you've got that you've got the sort of republican and the 1.00

00:18:09.380 loyalist forces in government right problem is those guys they're all boomers they're all in 0.94

00:18:16.060 their 50s and 60s and apparently they're woke tards now yeah they are they are well i i wouldn't i 0.97

00:18:22.320 wouldn't accuse a dup of being woke but they they've made their peace with the establishment 0.93

00:18:27.080 um bringing in infinity immigrants globalist and and they kind of push back on it the same way that

00:18:32.780 the tories do it's like okay well yeah it's going to happen and we've got to be nice about and

00:18:37.640 procedural about it and but shin fein are just full-on yeah we want we want infinity africans

00:18:44.760 as many africans but and and but they're all the older guys they're the old they're the old crew 0.90

00:18:49.740 they're the establishment top the younger guys the guys in their teens 20s and 30s the guys with

00:18:54.960 the energy the guys that you need to watch out for uh they're coming along and say no we're not

00:18:59.960 part of that we are something new so starmer in his massive massive ineptitude he he's managed

00:19:07.420 to unite republicans and loyalists yeah but they're not fighting each other anymore they're

00:19:12.660 fighting him well this is the thing that people need to be aware of the political establishment

00:19:17.660 and anyone with half a brain cell would would tell you this because every single time there's 0.95

00:19:23.580 an atrocity queer starlin will come out and go it's the far right gonna face the full force of 0.93

00:19:28.800 the law okay that only works when people have something to live for you've disinherited entire 0.96

00:19:36.420 generations in their eyes whether you agree or disagree it doesn't really matter that's how they

00:19:42.020 feel they have been disinherited and they've got nothing well the really fundamental psychological

00:19:47.720 shift that has happened is the entire liberal progressive way of boxing this stuff in is to say

00:19:54.280 okay if you you toe the line or we're going to call you racist we're going to get you sacked

00:19:58.980 we're going to unperson you and what's happening now is people are saying i genuinely don't care 0.94

00:20:03.760 your shame has lost all power to step up from that you've got you've weaponized every single

00:20:10.360 institution in the state against the natives there are entire generations now a multitude 0.52

00:20:17.000 of young white men that are struggling to get work so they don't have a job so you can't get

00:20:23.020 them fired yeah they don't care they have nothing and even that is incredibly dangerous because

00:20:29.420 that's trying to beat them with that stick of the full force of law they don't care yeah they're

00:20:33.780 not interested they don't well and even they've got they're fighting for a future yes they want

00:20:38.520 the future that you have denied them but that's parallel pardon me uh dan that's parallel to

00:20:44.600 another thing is that there is no social harmony that is being disrupted yes by people who talk

00:20:49.840 about it it's already there's a disharmonious situation and they are trying to censor everyone

00:20:56.380 who's talking about it yeah i just don't notice it so so what i will say down whilst we maintain

00:21:01.480 the status quo no thanks what are we what i will say about the um you know the old ways coming back

00:21:07.400 in in in belfast um from the sort of republicans the loyalist forces is that the rest of the uk

00:21:14.100 is going to be looking at northern ireland now and saying oh okay they're going to look at the

00:21:19.000 model now that's what i will i will point out that the methods are fairly simple to copy um the

00:21:27.660 don't invite auditors don't don't invite people that you know do vox pops down to your protest

00:21:34.460 but the discipline the discipline is harder maintaining discipline under stress is harder

00:21:40.460 and that's why these guys can do it and and in england people will struggle but people in england

00:21:45.660 will almost inevitably start doing this but what they're going to do is they're going to have to

00:21:49.820 climb a hurdle of getting the operational discipline up because these guys um you know

00:21:55.660 they will be able they they going up to people in the street and saying don't feel more words

00:21:59.900 we're going to kneecap you and they meant it and you know that they meant it yeah so england will

00:22:06.040 struggle to copy this but it will get copied and that and that discipline ladder will get climbed

00:22:11.280 um not that we're advocating for anything no i'm not advocating for it just to clarify 0.97

00:22:15.640 no which we have like i say i'm still one of those idiots who think that we can vote harder 0.91

00:22:19.800 i'm still coming at this from the within the legitimacy framework which is saying 0.92

00:22:24.180 uh to the state you need to recognize that these are legitimate concerns now if you're if you are

00:22:29.460 a member of the state i know that you wake up every morning just desperate for this to become 0.99

00:22:34.780 a third world country and have as many africans as possible into the country and you think we're 0.85

00:22:40.120 mad because we don't want that so just just take our word for it that we don't want that and 1.00

00:22:44.140 and we genuinely we genuinely want to stop this and you're going to have to give us something

00:22:50.900 unless you want to lose control of the situation and honestly in in five years time you are going

00:22:56.340 to be begging for a reform government because you will under for what i restore government

00:23:01.260 hopefully because you will understand that the alternative is a hell of a lot worse than doing

00:23:06.160 this politically so here we got checkpoints uh so they were setting up checkpoints in northern

00:23:11.180 islands and checking the ethnicity of cars coming through again we're not we're not approving of

00:23:17.900 this but this is where it gets to if you shut off the political option if you tell every time 0.95

00:23:23.300 somebody tries to push back every time somebody tries to vote all you do is say shut up racist

00:23:29.000 yeah or the what the conservatives do which is to say yeah we agree with all of that and then as 0.66

00:23:34.600 soon as you elect them they do the boris wave the complete opposite and i think i think nigel

00:23:39.200 farage is going to cuck on this as well i really do well but they even they they even shout down

00:23:44.640 and boo down nigel farage's cuck to civ nattery yeah in parliament and it's like no you should

00:23:50.940 probably listen to him at the bare minimum you should be listening to him right now it's very

00:23:56.000 simple because he's weak source because yeah it's very it's very annoying that they constantly bring

00:24:01.500 the conversation to the 30s and they talk about you know weimar and stuff just stop replicating

00:24:07.620 the conditions of the extremism use if you don't want if you don't what comes after weimar don't

00:24:13.120 recreate weimar um so let's get a bit on to a bit of the leftist reaction so this guy is saying 0.92

00:24:20.780 oh you you all thought he was somalian he's actually sudanese but you feel stupid now you 0.98

00:24:27.840 shameless racists honestly this this is like when your woman tells you that that color is mauve not 1.00

00:24:32.860 purple he is such a disgusting fifth columnist yes i hate this guy um where is he from oh this 0.98

00:24:40.460 is this is my he works for uh five pillars this is this is my point about reform um here's an old 0.92

00:24:46.180 bit from robert jenrich who is now one of the key men in reform the uk and this is from robert

00:24:51.020 jenrich uh top man in reform he says the uk is proud to welcome sudanese nationals through both

00:24:57.660 the uh uk resettlement scheme and the community sponsorship scheme just in case you're wondering

00:25:02.660 why we all restore here and not reform i mean there you go um keir starmer's reaction um he's

00:25:10.260 still doing the file for something law that of course he goes he goes straight to that right good

00:25:16.040 luck that that that is meaningless for those people and let me let me speak to the issue of

00:25:21.740 this right in southampton they they built the prosecution's case for you by filming everything

00:25:27.200 and having their phones on them okay and that is that is a team of detectives that's an afternoon's

00:25:32.600 work to sit there because gchq will provide them all the cell phones that were active on that street

00:25:37.540 the names and they'll probably go into the phones and pull out what they're pretty sure is a selfie

00:25:42.260 of the owner of that phone and then they'll sit there with the body cam footage and the live

00:25:46.460 streams and they go through yeah that guy that guy match that guy match that guy we've now got

00:25:50.420 his address we now get him on video we're going to prosecute him he's going to get five years in

00:25:54.300 jail for throwing a wheelie bin through thin air and that actually has actually i think the guy got

00:25:58.260 three years for throwing a wheelie bin through thin air and didn't hit anything okay how are you

00:26:03.320 going to police the belfast stuff but not i mean yeah worthy points not only that look how he ends

00:26:09.700 this appealing for calm must be the priority and that is why i urge now we must let the police get

00:26:15.640 on with their work well there's two things there you're appealing you're appealing for calm whilst

00:26:18.680 you yes actually do nothing and just maintain the status quo but also you're absolving yourself of

00:26:24.320 all of all responses let me just let me just explain the difference between policing something

00:26:30.040 like Southampton and policing someone like Belfast if you're going to police something like what we

00:26:34.260 saw last night it's not a detective sat in a room doing what I've just described what it is is you've

00:26:39.880 got these small cells you've got to map them you've got to infiltrate them you've got to find dirt on

00:26:45.180 somebody you've got to get an informant you've got to get inside them like that is months of police

00:26:50.480 work months and months of police work it is not an afternoon sat in the office looking at live

00:26:56.520 cam footage and matching it up to this to the cell phone data you got from gchq the state does

00:27:01.420 not have the capacity to respond to belfast if and when belfast type stuff because we don't need

00:27:10.160 it to spread to the entire country for the for the policing model to collapse you need what

00:27:15.540 happened in belfast to spread to 20 cities in the uk yeah and the policing model will collapse

00:27:20.620 because they cannot respond at that level and you and you say it takes months yeah that's the

00:27:24.720 entirety of summer that's it's done at that point if that does spread yes and it goes on all summer

00:27:30.340 and that gets me into the deeper logic right the problem is not that if belfast becomes the

00:27:38.380 standard model for the uk the problem is not that the police can't arrest anybody the problem is is

00:27:44.100 that they will need to turn those 20 or 30 cities into what northern ireland looked like in the 70s

00:27:50.200 and 80s they will need to turn it into a paramilitary lockdown state in order to be

00:27:55.460 able to make arrests and what that will do is massively fuel the problem because then everybody

00:28:02.220 were looking at and saying hang on you're treat you're you're you're basically treating us like

00:28:07.420 a militarized state in order to get immigrants in there is no solution to this that does not

00:28:14.540 involve a change of course that does not get us to the point of civil war once you start going

00:28:19.380 down this track right and all of the this for what yeah so what's the yeah what's the so that

00:28:27.660 we can have so that we can get to infinity africans as soon as possible and to and to 0.59

00:28:32.240 respect the human rights allegedly of rapists and stabbers attempt of people who attempt to 0.63

00:28:39.160 decapitate natives yeah so so zara zara here is going with the far right in belfast i mean

00:28:46.620 it's always gonna be far right this is a bloke oh really surprise me children are living in fear

00:28:53.180 yes children are living in fear yeah yeah grooming grooming gang girls have been living in fear for 0.97

00:28:58.300 decades and every attempt at a peaceful solution we got told to go screw yourself you you far

00:29:05.180 rightists yeah like a conspiracy theory it's this it's that oh it gets covered like what

00:29:11.820 uh narinda kerr they set a bustle oh yeah everybody's talking about the bus the left

00:29:16.220 is all talking about the bus because they can attach a monetary value to the bus and they can

00:29:19.700 say that bus costs apparently 700 000 pounds well i care more about i think 700 000 pound bus so

00:29:25.440 they're all talking about the value of that bus and i just go on then say okay what's the value

00:29:29.900 of the guy who had his life ruined last night what's the value of um you know what's the value

00:29:34.880 of wayne broadhurst riona white um those girls in southport um the the grooming gang what's the

00:29:41.400 value of their lives rigby yes i mean there's so many examples yeah it's literally manchester arena

00:29:47.560 i mean when is it when's enough enough right and and this is this is why you're seeing this tipping

00:29:53.120 point because it's not just it's not just oh this happened and people have gone oh i'm just gonna

00:29:59.780 riot now no no no no it's decades of actual atrocities that people have you know been we've

00:30:08.300 been tolerant long enough as as a people people keep asking for tolerance and if you look at how

00:30:14.300 much the the the british people have tolerated i mean it's unfathomably tolerant it's not it's not 0.96

00:30:21.400 an infinite line of toleration for stuff like it does end at a certain point yeah zach palancy is

00:30:28.120 is um you know he's he's trying to go after his political opponents by saying look this wouldn't

00:30:32.640 be happening because he thinks that people don't have any agency he thinks this is only happening

00:30:36.760 because people like Farage and Rupert Lowe and Elon

00:30:40.020 talked about this stuff on Twitter.

00:30:42.820 He thinks that people have no agency.

00:30:44.740 No, that's the point.

00:30:45.880 This is what you're missing, right?

00:30:47.040 Those guys in Belfast, they're not listening to politicians.

00:30:50.560 They don't care what politicians or the police have to say.

00:30:53.340 They have bypassed...

00:30:54.920 They have checked out from the political process.

00:30:57.460 The people who are listening to Rupert Lowe and Farage and Elon Musk,

00:31:02.660 they're still in the political process.

00:31:04.200 They're not the ones doing this,

00:31:05.260 and you don't understand this fundamental point.

00:31:08.480 Eastwood MP, child being rushed from the building.

00:31:13.080 I hope those who flanned the flames are content with themselves

00:31:15.540 because they knew this violence was coming.

00:31:17.560 That's you. That's literally you, Saoirse.

00:31:20.820 Yes.

00:31:21.100 That's you.

00:31:21.680 And the extraordinary point is some politicians in Northern Ireland

00:31:25.020 are conducting themselves in the last few days, months and years

00:31:27.240 has played a huge contributing part to this.

00:31:29.960 what was the contribution to pushing mass immigration down our throat when we clearly

00:31:37.380 didn't want it demonstrably for decades everyone's voted against it everyone's asked everyone's

00:31:43.240 peacefully said no thanks we wouldn't like that that'd be great cheers and you just betrayed 0.96

00:31:47.460 everyone i mean what ed ed davie's response is to go after elon again yes he's a cretin isn't he 0.90

00:31:55.000 an odious little cretin all he can do and he's going to be focusing on this if we just shut down 0.92

00:31:58.640 next now we were talking about this before we came on air uh this is what nepal did so nepal 1.00

00:32:03.660 were having problems and what they did is it got to the point where they decided they had to turn

00:32:08.440 off social media so they turned off social media and then people didn't have that outlet

00:32:12.820 two days later nepal's parliament building was in flames and and cabinet ministers were being

00:32:20.160 you know run down the street with people chasing them and and they changed government if you think

00:32:25.780 that turning off social media social media is a pressure release valve again these people do not

00:32:31.260 understand what they're doing which is which is crazy really considering how many psychologists

00:32:35.980 they have that work on those cobra meetings yeah i mean and how do you not get that this is the

00:32:41.380 and that's why one can only assume that this is this is what they want well this is what i've

00:32:46.840 been warning them for years you have to you have to discover a course correction otherwise this is

00:32:52.440 going to leave the political sphere right so how has the government actually responded to these 1.00

00:32:56.620 events well they're going to bring in more migrants and we're paying for it and we yeah we 0.99

00:33:02.240 are going to be made to pay for more replacements because the government will cover the costs 1.00

00:33:06.720 of companies who bring people in it's like the government doesn't understand how serious this

00:33:12.740 is getting now all right with that i'll hand oh we might have some comments we might have some

00:33:19.860 I definitely do have some comments.

00:33:27.340 Okay.

00:33:28.440 Oclador says,

00:33:29.160 Samson, thank you for the Belfast coverage last night.

00:33:31.600 Oh, yes.

00:33:32.060 For those who don't know,

00:33:33.100 Samson has a channel.

00:33:34.960 What's it called?

00:33:37.180 It's just called my own name, Samson.

00:33:39.660 It's called...

00:33:40.040 Okay.

00:33:40.420 Samson has a channel called Samson.

00:33:42.780 And last night,

00:33:44.020 he was covering the Belfast stuff,

00:33:45.940 which was very good.

00:33:46.440 I listened to that.

00:33:47.920 That's a random name. 1.00

00:33:48.800 It says, voting harder will only work as long as boomers are alive. 0.99

00:33:53.420 The moment they're gone, we'd be minority white, 1.00

00:33:55.580 at which point voting will no longer matter. 0.89

00:33:57.400 So about 10 years or so.

00:33:58.840 Yeah.

00:33:59.400 Yeah.

00:33:59.720 I mean, we really are in the last chance saloon with this stuff.

00:34:03.020 The hapsification said, 0.98

00:34:04.540 these checkpoints were the first thing to happen in Lebanon

00:34:08.020 before the civil war.

00:34:09.040 Yep. 1.00

00:34:09.280 Another good point.

00:34:10.580 Yeah.

00:34:10.860 A word for us about that.

00:34:11.800 Because when you get to checkpoints,

00:34:14.140 and the next thing is going to be judges, politicians,

00:34:16.480 and police chiefs dragged out of their bed at midnight and kneecapped and i'm not advocating

00:34:19.860 for that i'm saying it's just human nature yeah you are you are trying to get people to go against

00:34:27.200 fundamental human nature yes people like the idea of their wives daughters sisters not being raped

00:34:34.620 and attacked in the street or their son's head cut off they got um the hapsification said these

00:34:42.000 checkpoints oh no the yeah uh sigil stone says uh this year marks 250 years of parliament

00:34:48.360 starting um balls to the walls with bumming in the uk just a suggestion maybe try and form a

00:34:55.380 government less horrendously malevolent okay uh thank you for that um we don't are you able to 0.90

00:35:03.360 run your segment from here or do you need uh no no i do need audio okay that's it yeah are we live

00:35:10.480 now we well we are but he's restarting the computer thing that puts stuff up on okay so i i can just

00:35:16.300 say some things to the audience that won't go to the youtube first of all i love you you're great

00:35:23.060 you're awesome i think you kevin we don't like you now the next segment is simultaneously tragic

00:35:30.120 and a bit comic because it's a tragic situation it's a tragic occasion but there is also some

00:35:37.020 plenty of hilarious you're smiling so you you've managed to find something when when i look at

00:35:41.700 these videos i just can't but i'm cackling right yeah i was howling ago before don't know if you

00:35:48.080 heard me i i may have heard i may have heard yes no it's just it's just hilarious when i was

00:35:58.800 telling today it's just if you watch an eddie murphy movie it's just you think some some of

00:36:05.700 his mannerisms are an exaggeration but but as you'll see we have them all on

00:36:10.920 video right so let's try a video to play a video to see that there is audio

00:36:18.240 yeah that's a video can't hear the man what's going on you have to enjoy with

00:36:30.940 earphones this segment for total pleasure you have to enjoy it with

00:36:35.500 earphones Samson I ain't hearing the man what's happening just I mean we will

00:36:46.060 talk a bit about I'll say some things about just build build your case and

00:36:51.040 then and then we're smoothly editing the tech has been unboomed right so I won't

00:36:56.860 say what I'll say in the beginning of the audience are saying that they can

00:36:59.560 here yeah but i i want to respond to the points raised i can lip read in sudanese um okay i can't

00:37:09.160 that's i was an american what was it useless skill an american yes let's see if technology

00:37:17.400 isn't gonna fail us now let's hear the man

00:37:21.320 he has some things to say yeah okay okay okay right thank you samson

00:37:30.360 now why are we do we have to open all of them yeah yeah yeah okay what what why don't we just

00:37:41.520 start the segment um samson and then we we want maximum pleasure we want maximum pleasure it's

00:37:49.140 not like you don't you don't want to mid journey or mid just the maxing to be stopped what yeah 0.94

00:37:56.900 what maxing just the maxing it's like when you're being a court jester like we're acting like a fool

00:38:02.960 trying to aura farm this is new to me right we have a verdict on the carmelo anthony case

00:38:11.780 the jury has found him guilty in the murder of austin metcoff and he got 35 years in prison

00:38:19.920 and i think that they're gonna let him out him out in 17 if he has good conduct now um if you

00:38:29.760 ask me this is way too lenient but as many people in the chat have told me it could have been much

00:38:37.240 worse could have been much worse but it shouldn't be should it really yeah you know the western

00:38:42.540 world is far too lenient on this stuff i mean this it just creates a permissive culture it's

00:38:46.960 lenient it creates a permissive culture as you said but and uh another corollary is a culture

00:38:52.820 of entitlement and we are going to have a conversation or two about entitlement in this

00:38:58.000 segment this is an abc news article carmelo anthony sentenced to 35 years for murder in texas track

00:39:04.780 meets stabbing and yeah he was found guilty the prosecutors called the stabbing senseless and

00:39:12.540 plain and simple murder or the defense argued that anthony acted in self-defense the prosecution had

00:39:19.120 a very simple line of argumentation you can meet a shove with a shove you can meet a shove with a

00:39:27.100 stabbing that's a an escalation there that merits punishment now again i don't think that the

00:39:37.140 punishment was enough right uh the defense said that he was acting in self-defense now what was

00:39:44.740 the self-defense about they touched him so instantly they said this was a provocation

00:39:54.680 it was a minute one two minutes before midnight he was in a situation of emergency when he had to

00:40:02.400 defend himself and therefore justice was was um violence was justified according to the defense

00:40:10.480 that's a terrible defense that's a terrible defense a terrible argument obviously a very

00:40:15.580 also very i'd say very entitled arguments like someone literally touched you someone told you

00:40:22.240 to leave their tent their team's tent and suddenly you think that your whole world is being destroyed

00:40:29.300 and you are being essentially your whole you are in an existential risk of of death obviously

00:40:37.580 nonsense following the announcements metcalf's parents and his twin brother delivered emotional

00:40:43.460 victim impact statements addressing anthony directly we will never know what our future

00:40:48.640 could have been megan metcalf austin metcalf's mother said according to wfaa for journalists

00:40:56.720 activists this is a story for my for our family this is our reality jess metcalf his father said

00:41:05.520 his son's death destroyed the person he used to be people think grief is sadness it is not it is rage

00:41:12.880 pure unfiltered rage he said as he slammed his fist on a table according to wf

00:41:19.360 double a and it's obviously emotions are high and uh yeah the i can understand the father saying

00:41:28.800 i have absolutely no care about what carmelo anthony is going to say it's not going to bring

00:41:34.640 my son back and he feels enraged and also incredibly sad about this and there have

00:41:41.280 been people who have tried to actually do something really twisted to completely twist

00:41:48.640 reality to invert reality and present kermelo anthony as the victim here because as they say

00:41:58.000 by playing the race card because blacks were enslaved for 400 years some time ago that's

00:42:04.640 literally the argument of several of the spokespersons for austin metcalf here we have an

00:42:11.520 an article by new york post talking a bit about these senseless statements austin metcalf's accused

00:42:17.360 killer carmelo anthony now he was found guilty of murdering him needs support fighting white

00:42:24.400 supremacy after murder indictment the spokesman for the family of carmelo anthony launched into

00:42:31.520 yet another racial tirade after the 18 year old was indicted tuesday for allegedly stabbing frisco

00:42:38.400 texas track star austin metcalf to death uh one thing i think right now he's 19. he's not uh 18.

00:42:46.720 shortly after the indictment dominique alexander fadden founder and president of the ngan took

00:42:53.760 to x to announce that the legal process will move forward toward trial this case involves multiple

00:43:00.160 minors and sensible sensitive details that i cannot and will not speak about publicly as he

00:43:05.360 said that is why from the beginning i have refused to let this be tried in the court of public opinion

00:43:10.940 and they say that alexander then spoke directly to those who he says have targeted

00:43:17.000 anthony and he says to the racists the bigots and those filled with hate who have targeted carmelo

00:43:23.960 his family and even myself you do not intimidate us we are not backing down i wonder why people

00:43:29.420 would be filled with hate there matey yeah and also to the racist and bigots what what the same 0.60

00:43:34.800 people that um contributed to carmelo's fund and were saying like yeah kill whitey and all this 0.98

00:43:40.340 kind of stuff yeah well done you got you got one like what about them no nothing crickets cool 0.99

00:43:45.540 no nothing and uh racist and bigots and we are bearing in mind that we are talking about a

00:43:52.500 cold-blooded murder we're talking about a cold-blooded murder here they're trying to spin

00:43:57.700 into a by playing the race card it's just something like the the sort of uppity entitlement

00:44:03.500 of it is staggering isn't it it's narcissism on another level this kind of attitude yeah 0.96

00:44:09.000 to have like you've killed someone you don't need to like yeah shut up where's your humility shut 1.00

00:44:15.420 up where's like humble yourself a little bit you're disgusting degenerates here we have the 1.00

00:44:21.500 other case of the meme, the go there and make it about you. He says, this case is yet another 0.99

00:44:28.700 example of what it means to be black in America, where even our self-defense is questioned,

00:44:33.940 scrutinized, and politicized. My involvement, like many others, came as a direct response to

00:44:38.800 the overwhelming hate, threats, and outside influence that have surrounded this case since

00:44:43.820 day one what's the hate about it's about not wanting to be stabbed is that just is that okay

00:44:52.120 or do you think that the the family should just say hey just we're offering our son to you because

00:44:57.600 you you were a bit um annoyed that our son told you to leave the tent so here we give you our son

00:45:04.380 you can do what you want with him is that what would qualify as a non-systemically racist

00:45:09.700 thing to do there's no it's a staggering lack of self-awareness isn't it really

00:45:15.540 like they don't understand broad broad broad stroking here as a group how much fatigue is

00:45:22.320 there at the moment again like the fatigue is real you are asking people to be to tolerate

00:45:27.940 your behavior just just behave better i want us to listen to this man and i will have several

00:45:34.380 things to tell him so black lives don't matter in the legal system because he killed a white guy 0.89

00:45:50.060 and he was sentenced to what will probably be 17 years behind bars what let's continue 0.93

00:46:04.380 by the way that was a slip of the tongue he wanted to say race card

00:46:09.020 he he used a p instead of a c

00:46:12.460 right so the reason behind the fatigue and i don't extend it to all

00:46:28.860 black people i i do not in fact i will have several good

00:46:33.900 posts by black people to mention here but the reason behind the speak on a monolith of it

00:46:39.140 obviously just yeah but one of the reasons why i'll tell you why i have fatigue and who i have

00:46:44.900 fatigue with it's right when you talk about people you can't symbol simultaneously say you don't see

00:46:52.600 me as an individual on the one hand and on the other hand they tell you but you also don't see

00:46:58.120 me as a collective abstract thing called blackness if you want to be seen as an individual

00:47:06.160 what happened to other individuals is besides the point if you want to be seen as a collective

00:47:12.980 you will not be seen as an individual and this is my message to this person there and

00:47:18.640 and i'm not i'm not pro-slavery not at all but if you dislike equality you can't claim that people

00:47:28.320 who don't want to be your slaves and subjected to you by means of being um two second-class citizens

00:47:36.120 in who will just take it and say i'm going to give you my son so uh in order to to just vent

00:47:44.740 your anger by doing anything you want to him, well, people will say, no, that's not fine

00:47:51.180 with me. I don't want to be a second class citizen. I don't want to be someone who will

00:47:56.280 be subjugated to you. So if you don't like equality and you call it racism, people will

00:48:00.680 say, no, I will not want you to be the person who will subjugate me. Let's move on to other

00:48:08.240 reactions. So this is a good reaction, I think, from CJ Pearson. He says, as a black man,

00:48:13.560 how can you not empathize with Carmelo Anthony? Well, for one, he says, because I'm black,

00:48:18.340 not a murderer. Let's start there. He is one of the people who are saying essentially here in

00:48:24.280 this discourse, it's not about black, it's about the fact that he murdered. And one thing is just,

00:48:29.420 this is one of the reasons why, you know, in some ghettos, you could say that, for instance,

00:48:35.520 black communities are disintegrating. Because if your signal is, it's okay to kill if you're black, 1.00

00:48:43.000 what is not okay because because you're black well yeah you are going to be living around among 1.00

00:48:51.020 killers you're going to be living among people who will not be raised in the way that other 0.98

00:48:58.160 people who get the moral formation from a society that penalizes them from acting antisocially

00:49:03.840 that's an issue of responsibility right here we have the funding the systemic racism that

00:49:12.900 they are accusing people of gave him more than 600k in in defense

00:49:21.240 no idea just how a quick word on that fundraising um a lot of the leftists have pushed back and said

00:49:29.600 because people have said okay he's got all this money and a lot of leftists have pushed back and

00:49:33.200 said well actually his family was already rich uh before this funding came in oh and well no

00:49:39.320 that's interesting right because so it's not socio-economic factors that drive black crime

00:49:45.240 then i wonder i wonder what it might be then because it doesn't matter about the individual

00:49:49.460 in their mind it's a collective called blackness and in opposition with another collective called

00:49:56.580 whiteness that's all it is it doesn't matter that he was rich if he if he was rich right so let's

00:50:03.620 here this person is saying essentially i don't understand why are they crying about the family

00:50:10.420 that's just here hold on let me get this straight so carmelo anthony just got sentenced right

00:50:14.660 and you can see the parents freaking crying bro over the murderer of a son

00:50:19.700 they're crying because he was found guilty you can't make this stuff up what did he even do to

00:50:25.780 warrant such a glaze um what are your comments gentlemen well good i mean this person's clearly

00:50:33.060 got morals is raised right yeah good you know um i mean i you know there's nothing else really to

00:50:38.980 say good i mean it's just that's normal behavior completely incapable of understanding that a 0.71

00:50:44.260 family who lost uh their child doesn't care only about vengeance because it isn't just whiteness 0.78

00:50:51.780 and blackness and whiteness goes on and uh you know blackness was punished here they don't think

00:50:56.740 this way they think we lost our son and yeah they i'm i'm sure that to some extent they think that

00:51:05.540 justice was delivered to some extent i say this because i think it's way too lenient but the major

00:51:11.860 emotion that they are going to feel is sadness for the death of their son now let's look at the

00:51:18.660 reactions of several of the people one other thing i want to say here is just that the following is

00:51:24.020 that there is something really tragic and something really comic i mean you do get serial killers like 0.88

00:51:31.380 people who eat their boyfriends and keep their asses in the fridge having a fun club who is 0.96

00:51:36.560 protesting for them but what we have here is an establishment whose whole ideology is 0.99

00:51:43.660 the fan club's ideology let's look at uh some of the top reactions

00:51:50.100 um the judge as well in this case that it was not a case about race but you cannot deny

00:51:57.160 that this is just the facts of the case and what we've seen play out since then and what we're

00:52:02.660 watch happening now is because the defendant is black the victim is white and that's it's

00:52:10.820 definitely scholar behavior i'm sure you can engage in argumentation with this man jumping

00:52:16.580 up and down you're gonna make me lose my mind right so let's hear this is a good post by frank 0.81

00:52:24.020 mccormick one thing i learned teaching in a black school is that a shocking number of blacks think 0.52

00:52:30.340 self-defense means revenge can we stop capital b blacken seriously in their minds the second 0.86

00:52:36.820 someone puts their hand on you all limits disappear and you're justified in doing

00:52:41.860 whatever you want in return let's look at something to protect black people anytime a white man or

00:52:47.860 white child can go and put their hands aggressively on anybody and something like this occur it's

00:52:54.660 self-defense it's self-defense you put your hand on me and see how i respond so if you just touch 0.71

00:53:02.500 them if you just touch them they're in a automatically they go carl schmidt dictator

00:53:09.300 comes in the the sovereign full force you know it's interesting but it's a terrible argument

00:53:15.460 that they're trying to make there because if if that if that's the way you want society to work

00:53:20.580 yeah i mean you you'd be decimated as as a people that that or that or segregation yeah uh one thing

00:53:28.540 though i i i do i do want to engage with arguments from the other side and i believe in all honesty

00:53:34.140 that it's important to hear people and their arguments i do think that the best argument

00:53:38.520 they can give is this one so sorry i think a new meme is born we have to make this a meme

00:53:59.960 this has to be made into a meme cross eyes

00:54:05.320 right okay so let us just uh in conscience of time cautious about time let me just i had

00:54:13.480 so many things i wanted to tell you this is one here if evidence does come out that carmelo was

00:54:20.120 not in fact fighting for his life when he stabbed and killed austin metcalf do you think that the

00:54:24.920 the black community will accept that if if evidence shows that he did not no we're gonna

00:54:31.300 stand by ours regardless they stand by theirs that's it it doesn't matter to her whether he 0.95

00:54:37.960 actually went and killed a white guy it's just you know blackness and whiteness and you stick 0.51

00:54:47.140 with blackness no matter what never asking themselves whether this kind of attitude is 0.88

00:54:53.640 one of the one of the reasons which could be many i'm not saying it's just one one of the reasons 0.68

00:54:59.760 why black communities disintegrate well and that actually goes all the way down so if if you look 0.99

00:55:07.040 within africa they're they're killing each other over which tribe they're in yeah yeah so it's it's 1.00

00:55:12.560 not a question of whiteness or blackness it's it's something inherent which is i'll leave it there 0.87

00:55:18.120 So, Geoffrey Mead has a good point here, that's why I wanted to include someone who says that this is nonsense. 0.97

00:55:26.120 He says, black Americans have to stop having this unrelenting loyalty to being black.

00:55:31.120 It overrides common sense and also overrides right and wrong. It's a problem. 0.99

00:55:36.120 It's one of the reasons why we struggle at the level we do.

00:55:39.120 I basically think that's common sense.

00:55:41.120 sense um i want to um share you this one because it's also a it's a question that some people are

00:55:48.220 having what do you want us to do what what do you want us to do at this point what i'm i'm lost

00:55:55.160 i don't know what to do i got five boys i don't know what i ain't got nothing to tell them no

00:55:59.940 more you can't walk away no more first of all uh i think that it's imperative that she does a

00:56:06.280 pedicure if you look at her here the other pair is just tell them to not murder people well yeah

00:56:12.140 but she said i they i they can't walk they can't walk away no more but well if carmelo had walked

00:56:17.820 away he he wouldn't be going to prison he just walked away rather than murder someone he'd be

00:56:24.260 all right or even better not provoke a situation in the first place yeah and then you wouldn't

00:56:28.940 have to walk away from the situation you provoked presumably tell them to not murder people

00:56:33.420 just that's an idea maybe maybe you need at least a double digit iq and maybe she doesn't have it

00:56:39.860 and and when she says that she has when she says she's got five kids i'm just wondering do do all

00:56:44.980 the five kids have different surnames i mean i suppose no idea here it's loading i'll what do i

00:56:51.320 tell my five boys i don't know yeah why don't you why don't you put that responsibility on the father

00:56:55.040 right okay so um the other um narcissist representative jasmine croquette if a 300

00:57:04.920 pound man is beating me like on top of me and beating me down i i'm not limited to fist

00:57:13.340 you know i would argue that even the only time we go into things like people's hands being

00:57:19.880 um considered deadly weapons it's typically like if they're a professional boxer or that

00:57:24.640 kind of stuff but i think by the time you start getting to like football player good argument

00:57:30.740 good freaking argument we're not talking about like the golfers we're talking about football

00:57:37.300 players right she is a democrat representative in congress that that sounded to me a lot more 1.00

00:57:43.980 like her sexual fantasy than anything else imagine a 300 pound on top of 300 pound man on top of me 0.95

00:57:49.860 and he's and he's a football player and all the rest of it it's like yeah some some other 0.99

00:57:54.420 yeah another fun thing there was a black man with a white lives matter um card from

00:58:03.620 from africa says i'm from africa i'm blacker than all of you and then they started telling 0.66

00:58:09.080 you ain't black like in the biden sense if you don't vote for us you're not black

00:58:13.620 right so i think we're running out of time i'm conscious of of time so i'll leave it at that 0.87

00:58:21.800 i'll just say for for a last word i think the sentence was very lenient but when it comes to

00:58:30.460 this attitude i'm beyond fatigued beyond fatigued just

00:58:36.220 yep

00:58:43.320 okay

00:58:46.260 that's a random name says what you want us to do

00:58:53.240 lip smack we can't do this no more clicking sounds

00:58:57.480 when my son asks me what to do what should i tell them 0.99

00:59:01.100 shit starts twerking just tell them 0.99

00:59:04.520 tell them to not go about murder people and that it's not the way to go through life yeah quite 1.00

00:59:12.580 right mr white to keep these diversity candidates occupied you just need a sheet of paper with

00:59:20.000 police turnover written on both sides ko seven seven seven six um if races were flipped these

00:59:29.400 people would be arguing the exact other way yeah absolutely absolutely it doesn't matter to them

00:59:35.880 um yep okay and uh there's another one brother stelios i think the fatigue is incredible

00:59:44.420 just scroll up a bit so i know who it is 40 and baba yeah okay let's move to the next segment

00:59:53.220 so i thought we would talk about makerfield and splitting the vote just the concept of democracy

01:00:00.960 and just how uh effectively reformers uh reformed hearts are dripping with arrogance

01:00:11.040 i've titled this i hadn't noticed that yes but it is it is a certain type of arrogance so

01:00:16.900 we've got a we'll start with this servation survey right uh and it just it's literally

01:00:24.000 just polling isn't it right so we can see andy burnham uh 49 uh reform robert kenyon at 39

01:00:32.900 and rebecca shepherd restore at eight very bad polling group you know for 518 not exactly

01:00:44.520 staggeringly high it's not exactly a great pool to to pull from um and the dating on it as well

01:00:51.480 not great either you know where is the date here 26 of may 1st of june so actually quite old

01:00:58.480 right but this was released it is not that long again thursday uh june 4th so that's quite old

01:01:05.680 how long does it take to process what do you say 500 518 it can't take you a week i could do that

01:01:12.680 in an afternoon you i mean you really you'd be collating it as you pulled it in anyway you can

01:01:18.240 do it on just a spreadsheet yeah then just click and then it would calculate it at the end wouldn't

01:01:22.840 it really well the thing is they do they do a whole bunch of weird stuff so one of the stuff

01:01:26.060 they do is is they ask about have you voted in past elections and if you haven't they they

01:01:30.920 basically subtract from that that's why that that's why the restore vote is so high because

01:01:34.680 restore typically attracts people who haven't voted or for a long time yeah because they've

01:01:39.660 given up on the system yeah so when when people say i'm going to vote restore and then they say

01:01:43.780 did you vote in the last election they say no they say oh right well we halved the percentage

01:01:47.700 for restore or something but all of that could be done on a spreadsheet like a calculation on

01:01:52.360 it certainly shouldn't take a week yeah certainly so but i thought this would be a really good

01:01:56.820 starting point um just just look at the polling data i don't believe this polling data anyway

01:02:02.720 obviously here at low diseases we were all restorers restore britain uh supporters and

01:02:10.560 actually um i was speaking to someone in restore uh and and they said this is in terms of what

01:02:16.720 their internal data was it was over double uh what this servation survey said so you know we'll see

01:02:24.760 obviously and this could this could age badly but i think it would be higher um and you know

01:02:32.680 actually having been on the ground in great yarmouth people always say you just talk about

01:02:36.600 stuff you don't even leave a studio no i was actually on the ground in great yarmouth um

01:02:40.760 doing sort of boot stomping around speaking to people and their data collection was actually

01:02:45.960 really really good um just to clarify so anyway that's our starting point right

01:02:51.320 observation survey and then i wanted to go to this because this is off the back of those polls

01:02:57.840 if those polls and those surveys that we're getting are just that the cope that you get

01:03:05.760 from mainstream media the sort of argument that you're getting from mainstream media seems a bit

01:03:09.180 of an extreme stance this headline has so fundamentally misunderstood what's happening

01:03:14.560 for those who are listening it says restore britain to steal a fifth of reforms voters 0.97

01:03:19.800 polls suggest so clearly the person who wrote that headline the idiot has just looked at what 0.95

01:03:24.580 restore restore is getting and thought okay well that must have come off the reform vote because 0.97

01:03:30.060 the only way that voting happens is everybody who the 40 percent of people who vote every election

01:03:36.680 are the only people who will ever vote at every election and therefore we can just say okay well

01:03:42.260 that's a right-wing party and that's a right-wing party therefore that must have come from that no

01:03:45.780 it doesn't bloody work like that 60 of people don't vote in most elections how was how was the

01:03:51.040 brexit referendum one i'll tell you it's because dominic cummings understood that he couldn't win

01:03:56.360 by appealing to people who voted every election yeah so he designed his strategy around getting

01:04:01.900 people who don't vote the 60 of people in this country who don't vote he reached out to them

01:04:07.420 and he got them to vote and it was a watershed moment in british politics that you realize that

01:04:12.720 you could do that and ever since then every main every journalist every mainstream journalist every

01:04:18.600 every politician has forgotten that as an option right and that is the reason why the only person

01:04:24.260 in the entire establishment commentariat to understand what the store is doing is dominic

01:04:30.500 cummings yeah yeah yeah that's fair that's that's completely fair i mean it's a wild headline isn't

01:04:36.040 restore britain to steal a fifth of reformed voters mad absolutely mad statements like this

01:04:44.240 i mean we'll scroll through this is the individual that wrote it pieter snap vangers

01:04:50.800 brilliant british name are they non-binary looking at that picture i don't know they look non-binary

01:04:58.620 to me anyway so they've also got some polling here one in five people who backed reform at the last

01:05:09.540 general election would now vote for restore britain a new poll has found the find out now

01:05:14.620 poll surveyed more than a thousand people who voted for reform in 2024 and it found 19 were

01:05:20.840 now backing rupert lowe's breakaway party on the right however more than twice as many people said

01:05:26.500 that they would rather nigel frage was the prime minister than mr lowe the findings come amid

01:05:31.820 growing evidence that a split vote between reform uk and restore britain will hand victory to andy

01:05:37.500 burnham at next week's makerfield by-election so it's a it's a fascinating take isn't it it's

01:05:44.900 truly fascinating right they've taken this find out now poll this survey and said right okay so

01:05:52.040 in 20 in in 2024 okay um 19 of those people that voted for reform in 2024 now are interested in

01:06:02.860 rupert lowe's party right okay well fundamentally what happened in those two years what's happened

01:06:08.280 in those two years that they've they've chosen to completely ignore that ignore every single

01:06:14.100 statement that's been made every single back was wearing a different color is it in 2024

01:06:18.140 for there's that there's but also it's nigel farage's interviews his actions his signatory

01:06:25.160 yes right his when we're going to capitulate to islam that's what we're going to do because

01:06:30.440 otherwise we're going to lose we have to capitulate to them because otherwise how are we going to make 1.00

01:06:33.880 the vote for us in 2050 when they're the majority exactly oh okay that's a good argument for us

01:06:38.580 thank you very much yeah perfect preemptive surrender yeah that's brilliant yeah give me

01:06:43.640 that yeah and and let let's not forget uh richard tice and his well i'll be long gone put it that

01:06:50.420 way direct quote to uh uh demography demographic change he didn't care that uh british people

01:06:58.480 would become a minority because he'd be long gone put it that way direct quote so we're overlooking

01:07:03.940 all of that and this gigantic big brain chap peter has come to the perspective of

01:07:10.820 oh well they've just they've they're just splitting the vote and and actually they're

01:07:17.600 owed those votes and that's basically the the take here isn't it that's the conversation that

01:07:22.420 i wanted to have was that everyone pulling this argument the entire argument of vote splitting

01:07:28.220 is predicated on and and they even say it you know steal it's the it's the fact that

01:07:34.780 the political commentariat believes that certain parties are owed your vote yeah and the previous

01:07:42.040 election it was the conservatives exactly yeah we're still living in the paradigm of like the

01:07:47.680 two-party system and all that's happened is reform have taken over the conservative position on that

01:07:53.880 so they're owed the right-wing vote yeah no you're not no no absolutely they're not and one thing i

01:08:00.980 want to say is that because i am in some respects you know um sensitive to the argument of vote

01:08:08.600 splitting what is interesting here it's time if restore launched six months before the next

01:08:15.340 general elections where realistically wouldn't have time to win the elections then i would be

01:08:22.260 more sensitive to the argument but we're talking about three and a half years before the next

01:08:26.940 general elections and if they made the argument well yeah but you're not focusing on the on the

01:08:33.200 local elections well yeah but what does that mean that there's never going to be another party

01:08:38.700 well the argument yeah i mean yeah yeah precisely this argument of well we you shouldn't be voting

01:08:45.200 for restore because andy burnham will get in i mean there's multiple layers of that anyway um

01:08:50.200 one who cares if he's going to get in like you're just swapping one reprobate out for another it

01:08:55.080 doesn't really matter you know it's really i mean who cares labor are still in charge there's also

01:09:00.600 a direct contradiction of what uh reform campaigned on at the local elections which was vote reform

01:09:06.560 get starmer out wait sorry what now you want to stay in yeah a bit coherent with this guys come

01:09:12.820 on now you sound a bit schizophrenic um but it's also okay this argument extrapolated downwards

01:09:20.420 upwards or outwards this argument of well you shouldn't be voting for restore because

01:09:25.540 you know the left-wingers might get in well that applies to every election right like that logic

01:09:32.020 applies everywhere and fundamentally what people need to understand which you're watching this so

01:09:37.260 of course you do this is for the reform times i guess is that you are not owed people's votes you

01:09:42.940 don't own people's votes right you have to earn them yet you fundamentally have to earn someone's

01:09:51.140 vote all political parties are there to do is go hey guys i've got this i've got this outlook i've

01:09:57.660 got this mindset for the country i've got this um grand great future for the country here's here's

01:10:03.160 how i perceive yeah vision here's how i perceive it to go here's how i want the country uh to

01:10:08.900 progress moving forwards do you want to vote for that that's it that that's that's that's their

01:10:14.180 job that's a political party's job it would be very unusual for restore to not stand in an election

01:10:22.040 why would you expect them not to they're a political party of course they're going to

01:10:26.140 stand in and this and this tells you that they know that restore support is significantly higher

01:10:31.280 than those polls suggest because you notice they're not going after the conservatives and

01:10:35.240 to get them to stand down no they why why if if restores vote is really like this seven or eight

01:10:41.480 percent like you say why do you care it's clearly much higher than that otherwise otherwise you'd

01:10:47.560 be going after the conservatives with their six percent yeah it's gonna be 20 plus it's gonna be

01:10:51.880 20 plus percent easily um but you get again it's the same kind of argument it's the same kind of

01:10:57.320 argument told you i'm proven right again the lefties would like to thank you for ensuring 0.99

01:11:01.960 they remain in power they're in power you moron and what's the argument here that he's proved 0.99

01:11:08.240 right because an opinion writer has the same opinion as him but but but they're in power 0.99

01:11:14.340 they're they're not going to not be in power just because reform wins the by-election what

01:11:19.260 are you talking about this is not quite absolute drivel but this is the argument that they're

01:11:25.560 they're pushing out there to be like well you shouldn't be voting for restore no

01:11:29.460 no one should be browbeaten anymore into voting for substandard parties

01:11:35.720 what restore offers appeals to people so people are going there if you don't like it reform 0.95

01:11:44.900 then nige mate maybe you need to change maybe you need to have some introspection maybe you 0.95

01:11:51.300 need to look at yourself in the mirror and go do i have the political acumen for this 0.99

01:11:55.400 should i be in power everyone is acting like nigel farage it's his time everyone is acting like he

01:12:03.000 it's preordained he belongs it's the hillary clinton thing isn't it prime minister yeah

01:12:07.840 where she put up that post oh happy birthday to the future president herself yeah they just think

01:12:13.860 it was owed it is not nigel farage's time to be in power unless people vote for him and people

01:12:19.380 will vote for him when he offers a vision for the country that the electorate en masse

01:12:26.000 as a majority approve of now if he doesn't do that and people go and vote for Rupert

01:12:33.820 Lowe which they should then the only person to blame is Nigel Farage it's his missteps

01:12:40.160 it's his lack of vision it's his being out of touch you know democracy in this way can

01:12:47.540 can be viewed like uh capitalism or um you know consumer-based products you don't have to buy a

01:12:55.640 product you're not forced to buy a product but and this is something which happens often uh in the

01:13:01.420 movie industry in the video game industry is that they offer us complete crap and then they go okay

01:13:08.240 surprise no one bought it oh it's flopping it's like yeah this you can extrapolate it outwards

01:13:14.300 for political parties it's the same principle right they're offering you something for you to

01:13:18.800 buy into literally with membership but also with your vote which has a inherent value don't give

01:13:25.160 it up willy-nilly don't just cast it asunder to anyone that that you know that sort of speaks 0.98

01:13:31.740 remotely to you well ultimately because they know they've got a shit product and and the reason that 0.97

01:13:36.260 reform don't want people to vote for restore is the same reason that the legacy broadcasters want 0.98

01:13:41.740 to get podcasts like this shut down because we're taking their viewers yeah rather than looking at

01:13:47.080 themselves and going well what are we actually doing that's not appealing to people what are

01:13:51.840 we doing that's turning people off so so many people well we'll just shut that down so many

01:13:56.140 people under under 40 they they they never watch tv they they just have they just have youtube a

01:14:03.160 few video games and that's it if they have a tv it's for like watching movies and that's it yeah

01:14:07.700 so i think we'll uh there's some other links here i've got to use this instead and you see

01:14:14.620 these kind of headlines you know restore about to give burnham victory no no actually nigel is

01:14:20.640 going to give burnham victory because if he is not appealing to people and people are going to 0.65

01:14:25.840 restore the onus is on nigel that's nigel garage's fault find a way to appeal to them well stop being 0.92

01:14:33.720 such a massive cuck would be a good start you know stop being weak source and and and also 0.90

01:14:38.800 if if if the argument is well that's who he is well then that's yeah that's who he is then that's

01:14:43.920 fine but don't be surprised when another political party offers something that the the electorate

01:14:49.660 wants and then they vote for them i think people have lost sight because we've been given such 0.97

01:14:55.840 nonsense to vote for for decades this two-party system of absolute just pathetic unintelligent 0.96

01:15:03.940 losers who offer the same thing people have lost sight of actually how valuable your vote is right 0.96

01:15:11.680 it has a it's a huge value you don't give it to just anyone and i'm not saying either you must 0.84

01:15:16.760 vote for restore no no the message here is understand the value of your vote do not be

01:15:23.860 guilt tripped brow beaten into voting for just anyone they must parties have to earn your vote

01:15:30.580 it's a really interesting thing when canvassers come to people's doors because most people don't

01:15:35.020 engage with them and they actually don't expect to be engaged with by and large anyway in my area

01:15:39.140 it's a massive lib dem region and i go out and have a word with them and i speak to them and

01:15:44.960 they don't they don't expect people to engage with them properly and actually quiz them

01:15:48.620 and go well let's drill down into what you believe and they don't expect it but that's

01:15:54.260 what people need you know you need to you need to hold your vote in as high esteem as what the

01:16:00.000 political the people in political office should be uh you know attributing the value of your vote to

01:16:07.000 right it's valuable there's political office there's a sense of duty there should be a sense

01:16:16.840 of duty there there should be a sense of sort of grandiose spectacle that should be important

01:16:20.720 but it's this constant decline the decline of our civilization is drilled down even into that now

01:16:28.040 i i sometimes engage um with when they when they knock at the door i actually had the conservative

01:16:33.040 candidate knock on my door at the last election and i spent 20 minutes i spent 20 minutes trying

01:16:37.780 to convince him to um resign from the conservative party and tear up his membership and um i don't

01:16:43.700 think he was quite prepared for for that door knock and then so this just to end anyway this

01:16:50.140 is rupert lowe um and he sums it up quite nicely one of the laziest arguments against restored

01:16:55.820 britain is that we're splitting the vote i entirely disagree voters are not the property of virage

01:17:01.080 or reform voters are earned not owned or owed either right owned owed earned so if people are

01:17:10.240 leaving reform and backing restore britain instead that is not because we stole them

01:17:13.720 it's because reform failed to keep them and that's the thing right you you don't have a right to

01:17:20.000 anyone's vote no one it restore britain doesn't have a right to anyone's vote they're only getting

01:17:26.280 support because they're speaking visionarily wise policy wise to what the public want do you know

01:17:32.720 how reform are responding to a store it's by lashing out well they've changed their uh they

01:17:37.860 changed their color they've picked a color which is like 98 similar oh it's so so funny it's so

01:17:45.240 funny so this splitting the vote thing in makerfield is nonsense don't don't allow people

01:17:51.580 to browbeat you into it don't allow people to uh guilt trip you into voting for certain parties

01:17:58.000 because this logic you take it to its its logical conclusion right the most simplistic term is well

01:18:04.500 reformer here don't vote for anyone else that's their argument make these parties earn your vote

01:18:11.620 and the same applies for restore it applies to everyone understand the inherent value of your

01:18:19.160 vote you're giving these people power they work for you and this gets down into the rot of every

01:18:26.820 single politician in this day and age they believe they are owed your vote they believe they own your

01:18:32.380 vote rather than the other way around they earn your vote so they can earn the right to represent

01:18:38.460 you they work for you and this is why we've got such reprobates and degenerates in parliament at

01:18:46.600 the moment just not enacting the will of the people because they think that they could just

01:18:51.320 get your vote regardless and i think that there is something deeper there is that you know from

01:18:56.700 a common sense perspective i'd say is that the job of the government is to protect people's

01:19:02.060 liberties it's not so it's not liberties are not permissions to be granted at the bureaucrats

01:19:09.320 disposal when they act this they act this way it's like they think right now um you are going

01:19:16.580 to be free to the extent i give you the permission to be free yeah you you owe me your support

01:19:22.340 not the way to go

01:19:24.920 okay you have a comment or two yep yeah i've got some comments here uh

01:19:33.560 uh what's this i think faraj got those this is from cookie boy i got i think faraj got those

01:19:41.280 tories especially in the deem sahawi specifically to ensure that rupert would never come back to

01:19:47.000 oust him and take the lead of

01:19:48.880 reform

01:19:49.340 Terrible idea isn't it

01:19:52.980 Fortean

01:19:54.620 Barber says I assume the constant entitlement of

01:19:56.760 reform and the skewering of the

01:19:58.920 polling is for sure going to bite

01:20:00.800 them hard in the posterior

01:20:02.620 Yep

01:20:03.960 One more as well the Piers

01:20:06.520 segment on Novak

01:20:08.260 with Dave Smith, Knowles Hill and

01:20:10.640 Ali was frustrating

01:20:12.540 Smith and Knowles knew too few

01:20:14.780 of the two tier facts like sentences

01:20:16.700 for Melia and

01:20:18.400 Southport protesters or Nudge Unit

01:20:20.100 well yeah you can't get

01:20:21.260 and I'll just respond to

01:20:24.200 JDK Moody 2029

01:20:26.560 yeah I have seen the

01:20:28.080 Russia glazing on the timeline

01:20:30.260 recently and he says even 0.80

01:20:32.180 Candace going to that hellscape

01:20:34.480 third worldism is out of control 0.51

01:20:36.320 yeah I've seen it I mean we 1.00

01:20:38.240 knew it yeah I kind of warned you about it

01:20:40.340 and you knew it as well so

01:20:42.240 yeah let's have the first

01:20:44.280 video comment

01:20:46.700 Hmm.

01:21:16.700 so for those who are listening uh that was a uh large compilation of headlines from left-wing

01:21:23.620 publications basically saying that riots was a good thing um which they seem to no longer believe

01:21:30.820 they know it's more about when they do it it's about the black and also i'm reminded of michelle

01:21:36.860 obama who was saying that uh black women are too quiet and aren't allowed to articulate to complain 0.90

01:21:42.920 and articulate their pain 1.00

01:21:44.400 most people often 1.00

01:21:47.140 think that black women are too quiet 1.00

01:21:49.000 that is very true 1.00

01:21:50.880 alright Lotus Ears

01:21:54.540 you guys have a segment on the

01:21:57.120 California elections

01:21:58.160 the Dems basically are stealing it right now

01:22:01.240 because Gavin Newsom himself said

01:22:03.220 if more than one Republican

01:22:05.280 gets onto the ballot

01:22:06.460 he has a break glass scenario

01:22:08.700 where he ensures that no Republicans

01:22:11.080 get on the ballot in November

01:22:12.880 you need to look at this

01:22:14.980 because it's kind of serious

01:22:16.680 also, how bad is it

01:22:19.440 for the Dems if they have to cheat in California

01:22:21.680 I've always wondered if

01:22:27.480 California really

01:22:29.700 is a blue state, or at least to the extent

01:22:31.600 that it is, I think they're cheating

01:22:33.400 already in California

01:22:34.320 good point, any more videos

01:22:37.680 Samson?

01:22:40.840 oh there we go

01:22:42.020 Remember during the Iran protests that the Iranian regime would bring in militias from places like Lebanon and Syria to assist their police in putting down the dissident rioters. 0.95

01:22:53.340 It's the glum thought that our own regimes have similar intentions with their Kurdish militias or moderate rebels in Syria or even the Afghan refugees we brought in by the planeload who basically can act as a off-the-books reserve army that could be used should things get too fiery in Europe with the uppity natives. 0.87

01:23:13.980 i mean it's part parcel of one of the rhetorics that we listen to is just when they say that 0.90

01:23:24.600 democracy is thing only about the next election but non-democratic states plan ahead and when

01:23:31.220 they want to influence you know other states they are trying to infiltrate them and form

01:23:37.160 fifth phalanxes from within yeah i mean they're totally doing it yeah a couple of comments from

01:23:42.560 segments um on the one about belfast alex uh ptolemy says now what's interesting about last

01:23:48.660 night's protests is that the only counter-protest from the left was in southampton and that's

01:23:53.600 because they don't have any organic support but they do have organizational capabilities due to

01:23:57.980 organisms like stand up to racism the british public organically reacted to the mutilation

01:24:04.100 in belfast and took to the streets across the country the left don't have organic support

01:24:08.000 so they couldn't do this yep uh very true um good point dirty belter says remember that the ira won

01:24:15.740 um i i might push back a bit on that i mean they're in government but they didn't get a unified

01:24:20.660 island so we give them half marks for that uh the taliban won the vietnamese won short of total

01:24:26.640 genocide there is no way to defend against a decentralized insurgency yeah that was kind of

01:24:31.500 point that i'm going to is that now that we've got to to paramilitary level organizational pushback

01:24:39.040 and that almost certainly will spread over time to 20 or 30 citizens in the uk the only way that

01:24:45.520 they will be able to make a risk is turning those cities into basically lockdown um militarized

01:24:52.060 zones which will then feed the circle it will then it will then feed back more and it will turn into

01:24:59.600 a proper civil war and so the only way is is the is the establishment need to change course

01:25:04.860 otherwise this will blow up and it will become a civil war definitely on that track um he also

01:25:12.520 says uh why does the left care about the bus they didn't care uh with the protest and leads in 2024

01:25:17.460 yeah uh all the um although was in bristol the colston statue that went in the harbor

01:25:22.940 nobody got prosecuted for that yeah yeah so so they're very much i mean it's like that video

01:25:27.840 that we played a minute ago.

01:25:28.800 They don't care about protests most of the time.

01:25:33.420 Henry Ashman says,

01:25:34.320 the scenes in Belfars remind me a lot of the protests

01:25:37.080 south of the border in Republican Ireland.

01:25:40.020 It's almost, don't look back in anger,

01:25:41.740 doesn't work on communities that haven't had

01:25:43.780 a couple of hundred years of domestic peace

01:25:46.160 the island of Great Britain had.

01:25:49.040 I don't know if we had a couple of hundred years.

01:25:50.860 I mean, yeah, okay.

01:25:53.700 But I see what you're saying there.

01:25:57.840 yeah and and charles says if they're leaving their phones with people sending innocent text

01:26:02.420 messages and the evidence gathering will be tricky i mean yeah i mean that i mean i i would

01:26:06.060 never of course do anything like that but if i was i would i would start a movie um and have

01:26:13.520 somebody like text halfway through it to a friend about something innocuous and then and then come

01:26:18.660 home but i mean whatever or i would start a steam game or something or whatever it is some sort of

01:26:23.820 digital track record because you don't need to uh you don't need a slam dunk case you need a

01:26:30.520 introduce an element of doubt with a jury because they've got a tenuous case against you

01:26:34.580 john v says good morning stelios nathan dan hello john v the caramello case shows that a lot of 0.99

01:26:40.840 these useful idiots never actually bothered to learn the facts about the case they're giving 0.95

01:26:44.920 such strong opinions on the same thing happened with jacob blake kyle rittenhouse etc or maybe 0.99

01:26:51.300 they know everything but still believe an injustice was carried out against carmelo which is insane 0.84

01:26:56.040 i hope that's not the case and that they're just ignorant i think they to be honest they were

01:27:01.520 really clear about not caring it was a combination though as well a combo yeah

01:27:05.860 dradna logan i think you're making a mountain out of a molehill here this type of defense is

01:27:11.480 buy me a dozen and it normally never works out for them don't understand why i'm making a mountain

01:27:17.280 out of a molehill lord inquisitor hector rex amazing that these people supporting carmelo

01:27:23.520 anthony don't realize that the black jurors were struck off for saying they couldn't be unbiased

01:27:30.640 and jimbo g says it must be exhausting to be a based african-american having to fight the

01:27:36.400 constant attempts by the media to hypnotize you into a frenzy over a murderer being held accountable

01:27:42.560 all right well mine henry ashman says restorers getting voters because they're providing an

01:27:49.680 authentic alternative option with a positive vision for transforming the country is there

01:27:54.500 a vision for a reform-led country and if so is it any different to labor now now i often say

01:27:59.860 actually like what's the difference between what reform believe and the the standard blair right

01:28:05.740 paradigm i mean literally nothing there isn't there isn't no that i don't i don't see what

01:28:11.880 the difference is you know uh reform are a swap from the mainstream in the same way a vegan burger

01:28:19.780 is a swap from a vegan sausage restore just bring the 100 british beef in this analogy

01:28:26.320 prime filet beef aberdeen angus uh but imperium walker welder says i really hope reform keeps

01:28:38.380 the entitlement because all it will do is turn away everyone who isn't in the farage fan club

01:28:43.180 yes yeah completely agree with that and luke robinson says reformers are full of arrogance but

01:28:49.540 also desperation the amount of begging and pleading from them is off the charts

01:28:54.760 excellent well um thank you to my uh co-host and oh i should also point out um we're lighter on

01:29:04.760 premium content this week because we're doing stuff from makerfield and the first video dropped

01:29:10.860 yesterday and there should be one every day now um of harry with a sensible haircut for once going

01:29:16.680 around makerfield speaking to people so that's that's on both on the site and on youtube so

01:29:21.740 check out the special content we've got coming from makerfield this week and um see you in the

01:29:27.420 next one or tomorrow i'll be on friday but but you can come and watch the one tomorrow bye

01:29:34.760 Thank you.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - June 10, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1437

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