The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1451

00:00:01 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters for Tuesday the 30th of June, 2026.

00:00:07 I'm joined by Connor and Dan, and we have an absolute banger of a podcast today.

00:00:11 It's not good news. Obviously, it's never good news. We're living the dream in Britain.

00:00:15 But the podcast is going to be brilliant. We're going to be talking about how things are careening off a cliff.

00:00:20 Terrible things keep happening every day and no one knows what to do about it.

00:00:24 And then we're going to be talking about the two latest hot movies.

00:00:27 but you'd think what's that got to do with things careening off a cliff it's like well actually 0.87

00:00:30 everything and then we're going to be talking about the rage of an angry ginger complaining

00:00:35 about you objecting to his personal replacement and so again you might think well what's that got

00:00:42 to do so well everything all of these things are tied together when we talk about these things in

00:00:47 reference to the left we often call it the omni cause everything that's bad for us therefore well

00:00:52 it's the reverse omni-course everything that's good for us we're for omni-crisis the omni yeah

00:00:58 the omni-crisis i like that uh and these things are all connected everything about our civilization

00:01:03 is actually a holistic whole and all of these things are expressions of the problem but anyway

00:01:10 let's just begin shall we there's a new horror in the headlines in britain every single day and i

00:01:16 that we'd open with just a couple that have happened in the last few days, and then get

00:01:22 on to the time-worn truth that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. And

00:01:28 that means in modern Britain, or the UK, as even our American friends have cottoned on 0.99

00:01:32 to, that means as things get more violent and volatile, there are members of the native

00:01:38 population who are inspired by this fibrility to respond with violence in kind. And we have 0.71

00:01:43 to say at the start don't do this don't ruin your own life don't ruin any political projects that

00:01:50 have a prospect of reversing the problem wholesale and also as we'll get onto at the end don't give

00:01:56 our enemies a pretext to continue to crack down on us because you will just be their case study

00:02:02 for why they should censor and continue to turn you into a second class citizen just to be clear

00:02:07 we are 100 pro-democracy this will be solved at the ballot box i appreciate that is not a popular

00:02:13 position online but it's what we believe and it's what we're going to continue to press for

00:02:17 so a couple of horrific examples just in the last few days uh over the weekend five people were

00:02:24 injured in a car ramming attack in ealing in london uh none of the injuries were believed to

00:02:29 be life-threatening fortunately the metropolitan police say a 34 year old somalian born driver

00:02:35 fled the scene but was stopped in nearby grange park a short time later this was reported as a

00:02:40 somalian british man i hate the framing as well after a car hit several people well after a man

00:02:47 drove into several people yeah just that the car was possessed separating him from the car

00:02:52 oh i had no idea what was happening yeah no sorry he's since been arrested and on suspicion of

00:02:56 dangerous driving and attempted murder so i'm i'm sure we'll find out what this gdp generator was 0.88

00:03:01 doing in our country in due course another horrific example um this one's particularly 0.99

00:03:06 harrowing um a man just a man according to the bbc has been accused of raping and murdering his

00:03:12 two-year-old daughter now again this is not one of the frequent crimes that we see like the grooming

00:03:18 gangs of henry novak whereas one of theirs against one of ours but it's still horrific nonetheless

00:03:22 like this is this is a child whose life has been ended um kevin kergin who is a french national 0.81

00:03:29 born in the central african republic um there should be no people from the central african

00:03:33 republic in france but or in britain yep quite uh his two-year-old daughter his two-year-old

00:03:41 daughter asia kerjean was found in a property uh in surrey he appeared at guildford crown court

00:03:48 via video link from hmp wandsworth and had to speak via an interpreter according to a police

00:03:53 police spokesman the home office has confirmed that kerjean illegally entered the uk and applied

00:03:58 for European Union settled status

00:04:00 in December 2020 and was granted

00:04:02 leave to remain in March 2021

00:04:04 and gave an extension which gave him

00:04:06 permission to remain until March 2031

00:04:08 so yet again just another 1.00

00:04:10 legal migrant doing things

00:04:12 that legal migrants do. I suppose at least on this 1.00

00:04:14 case he took his family with him

00:04:15 and it ended badly. No no

00:04:18 we just need to bring back the death penalty

00:04:19 there's no upside 1.00

00:04:21 it just needs to be hanged. Unfortunately these 1.00

00:04:23 barbaric acts do happen

00:04:25 in countries all over the world

00:04:27 they just shouldn't be happening in my country

00:04:29 they just shouldn't be here

00:04:30 and because this barbarism keeps happening

00:04:33 some of the more

00:04:35 impulsive

00:04:37 and violent members of our

00:04:40 own population have started responding in

00:04:41 kind and so last week

00:04:44 there was a man

00:04:45 who was going around Edinburgh

00:04:47 shirtless, attacking properties

00:04:49 who stabbed

00:04:51 multiple people, none of them

00:04:54 fatal, so

00:04:55 fortunately but police were called at about uh 10 to 9 at night and uh there were two men that

00:05:03 were injured close to the broomhouse mosque in the west of edinburgh they were taken to edinburgh

00:05:08 royal infirmary then uh more footage several miles away at the shell petrol station on telford road

00:05:13 shows a taxi with its windows being smashed in with police at the scene um broken glass and an

00:05:18 axe handle were hand axe was found on the seat of the vehicle um police said three other men were

00:05:23 attacked on telford road and leith walk and then said man uh in in this footage here i think we can

00:05:28 actually play some of it from the bbc i'll be sure to mute it um he was just going down the street

00:05:34 and threatening random bystanders and and this one i've got to say does seem a bit odd because

00:05:39 i mean i know they always say with other attacks it's just a isolated mental health incident but

00:05:45 this one does actually look like a actual mental health breakdown well he he does seem deranged

00:05:51 Right, also explicitly political.

00:05:53 Yes.

00:05:54 Does say, what was it exactly he said?

00:05:56 Well, when he was arrested, he was shouting, 1.00

00:06:00 I'm protecting the country from these effing Muslim bastards raping our young daughters. 1.00

00:06:03 There is, there is. 1.00

00:06:04 I hope you stay in the game for protecting the country 1.00

00:06:07 and these fucking miserable bastards raping our young daughters raping our kids. 1.00

00:06:12 Enough is enough. 1.00

00:06:13 I have had enough.

00:06:17 If this problem, which is a very real problem,

00:06:19 does not go addressed then some of the most volatile people in our country will feel desperate

00:06:26 and turn to violence now again do not do this you will ruin your life for it however

00:06:31 i think by us saying don't do this we're talking to people who aren't gonna do it exactly instead 0.61

00:06:37 i don't think this man is amenable to reason he's probably at least somewhat schizophrenic and a

00:06:44 whole bunch of other issues but the thing is he's so far out on the on the bell curve of mental

00:06:48 health that well this is where it kicks in this is where it starts i mean maybe but what i find

00:06:53 really interesting about this is he is speaking in a language that is completely alien to the

00:06:59 police for arresting him they know actually speaking in english which is why we can understand

00:07:05 him um but we can also understand him because we understand this kind of thigmatic group

00:07:11 responsibility which is what he's operating on but they don't understand that there is a group

00:07:17 of people in scotland called the scottish and actually they have a dignity collectively that

00:07:22 needs to be upheld and that dignity is being violated in the worst possible way when you get

00:07:26 a grooming gang in glasgow or edinburgh wherever it was right they they don't understand that for

00:07:32 them every action is individuated and isolated and separate from any context so that was terrible

00:07:39 oh that was terrible well this terrible thing keeps happening but each one's individual so

00:07:43 there's no larger pattern or group effect that it has so they they have been trained to be blind

00:07:49 they are they they are unable to understand why he would do it and he just seems like you say like

00:07:54 he's mental and don't get me wrong i'm sure he is mental but he's also approaching the world from a

00:07:59 completely different perspective he is in fact approaching it from a pre-modern perspective 0.96

00:08:03 and they are 100 so deep into modernity that he looks like a lunatic to them but actually if you

00:08:10 go to any other place in the world like if if this was happening in the central african republic or

00:08:15 in pakistan or something like that oh they would understand precisely why he did what he did and

00:08:19 if the roles were reversed they they'd be taking well so long ago we had kephra in blatelock on

00:08:25 the podcast and she was saying that when she was a young student in india yeah something happened

00:08:29 i think there was a murder or something of a a sikh man murdered somebody a hindu um and they

00:08:35 and and the local indians the hindus just started killing every sikh they could find and obviously

00:08:39 i'm not for that um but that is but that is a base response to an attack on what is perceived

00:08:45 to be your group by another group exactly what what we've been coining as gammonzilla

00:08:49 this is an expression of it and while the authorities fail to recognize that there is

00:08:54 the kind of pre-rational phimotic claim to the land well i think this will keep happening

00:09:00 tribal violence is the predictable unfortunate but predictable outcome of importing and encouraging 0.69

00:09:06 foreign tribes in our country who do perpetrate collective crimes against us and when the police 0.99

00:09:12 in the symbolic case of henry novak hold your hands behind your back and say you can't have a 0.92

00:09:19 negative opinion of this group that does violence against you because racism is worse than their

00:09:22 violence their violence is an individual act your negative opinion of them is a collective act

00:09:28 against this community then people are starting to going to start to as we've seen here respond

00:09:34 with retributive violence collectively one of ours for one of theirs and this this was highlighted

00:09:41 really well in a tweet that you pointed out with the bangladeshi grooming gang leader who can't be

00:09:47 deported for some reason which he obviously could be deported uh in the court where he screamed

00:09:52 we're the master race i mean you can't take the group dynamics out of their crimes they are

00:09:58 explicitly in them i mean he literally did it because he feels that the the muslim bangladeshis 0.94

00:10:03 and pakistanis are a master race above what he calls the disgusting whites so you can't pretend 0.84

00:10:08 that the tribal dynamics are not at play but what you can do is make sure that one tribe is unable 0.81

00:10:14 to respond in kind and that's all our state can do so this is when when he's saying i i was reacting 0.88

00:10:21 in a tribal manner why don't you understand these people are just like this guy's a lunatic i have

00:10:25 no idea what he's talking about because they they've been trained not to see the tribal manner 0.87

00:10:29 when we do it.

00:10:31 Yeah, and when you can see the tribal manor, 0.99

00:10:32 you know that this is the inevitable outcome, 1.00

00:10:34 so you want to prevent the policies

00:10:36 from being implemented

00:10:37 that lead to this kind of violence.

00:10:40 Yes.

00:10:40 There is an update on this,

00:10:41 so he's been charged with terrorism.

00:10:43 So he's 36-year-old Lewis Hawkes.

00:10:45 He's been charged with

00:10:46 five counts of attempted murder,

00:10:48 one count of assault and robbery,

00:10:49 two counts of breach of the peace,

00:10:50 two counts of culpable and reckless conduct,

00:10:52 and the charges were aggravated

00:10:54 by reason of having a terrorist connection.

00:10:56 Now, I want to point that out

00:10:58 because Vikram Digwa's father and brother

00:11:01 and Axel Ruddy Cabana's parents

00:11:02 have still not been charged.

00:11:03 Really?

00:11:04 Yes.

00:11:05 Still not been charged.

00:11:08 I mean, Digwa's brother was explicitly complicit.

00:11:12 Yeah.

00:11:12 The only charges that they, I believe, have received

00:11:15 is having unlicensed weapons in their home,

00:11:18 which had nothing to do with the actual murder.

00:11:21 But he was literally complicit in the murder.

00:11:23 Just for anyone who doesn't know,

00:11:25 Digwa's brother phoned up the police

00:11:26 and told them that he'd done a racism

00:11:28 and did not inform them that he'd been

00:11:30 stabbed. Well, and he's banged to rights because they had

00:11:32 him speaking in Hindu in the van. 0.66

00:11:34 Exactly. It was Urdu, but yes.

00:11:36 Punjabi. Oh, Punjabi. Yes. And 0.99

00:11:38 also the father restrained Henry Novak on the

00:11:40 ground while the mother took the weapon away

00:11:42 and has been prosecuted.

00:11:44 So they're actual

00:11:45 accomplices to murder. Yeah, and so are Ruda 1.00

00:11:47 Kobana's parents. They bought the rice in. They bought the weapons.

00:11:50 They knew he bought multiple weapons. They knew he was going to the

00:11:52 school a week before to stab someone. His father literally

00:11:54 interceded when he tried to do it the previous week

00:11:56 and then just said nothing and did nothing.

00:11:58 Completely completely. And they repeatedly lied

00:12:00 to authorities to try to shield their son from it.

00:12:02 And the point being

00:12:03 the charges are very quick

00:12:06 and they are political because terrorism

00:12:08 is a political charge when it's a 0.98

00:12:10 white guy doing it to Muslims. When it's

00:12:12 the other way round, not the case.

00:12:14 And just to be clear, this is

00:12:16 not incorrect either. It expressly

00:12:18 gives a political reason

00:12:19 along this tribal theorising

00:12:21 that that is correct.

00:12:23 but it's every other time

00:12:25 it happens the other way

00:12:26 it's ignored

00:12:27 it's a blind eyes turn to it

00:12:28 and when it happens

00:12:29 the other way as well

00:12:30 the BBC does not contact

00:12:33 for example

00:12:33 white advocacy organisations

00:12:36 because very few exist

00:12:37 you know

00:12:38 although they're explicitly

00:12:39 politically prescribed

00:12:40 as terrorist groups

00:12:41 but in this article

00:12:43 before he had been charged

00:12:44 with terrorism

00:12:45 before he'd been identified

00:12:46 they spoke to MEND

00:12:48 and the Muslim Council of Britain

00:12:50 oh really

00:12:50 or statements on this

00:12:51 we'll get to those organisations

00:12:53 later but essentially that the moment that you know a white british person goes out and does

00:12:58 an act of um in well not indiscriminate but um just violence against bystanders because of a

00:13:04 his his feel that his collective group is being threatened by their group suddenly they get the

00:13:09 community liaisons to respond again never happens the other way around i am just worried about the

00:13:15 backlash about peaceful white british people though so the political response was predictable

00:13:20 um of course john swinney who's the first minister of scotland head of hazard of the smp said don't

00:13:25 look back in anger uh he said there is no place for race-based or faith-based violence in scotland

00:13:30 my thoughts are with all who have been impacted the victims but also the communities who are

00:13:35 understandably anxious by what happened we must all stand united in utter condemnation of the

00:13:39 heinous attack that took place in edinburgh anti-muslim hatred is abhorrent we must allow

00:13:43 not allow recent attempts to stoke fear to divide us so the typical rhetoric you get out of the

00:13:48 government don't look back in anger my primary concern is with the muslim community writ large 0.99

00:13:53 there is no understandable motive for this person it's pure arbitrary bigotry and hatred exactly 0.99

00:14:00 hatred yeah it's the same script they always use yeah but even when the underlying characters are

00:14:04 swapped yeah they can't change the plural they they literally view this as any kind of tribal

00:14:11 interchange between communities as a form of hatred like they just can't accept that tribes

00:14:16 have collective claims, and therefore

00:14:18 the assertion of a collective

00:14:20 claim is a form of hatred as far as they're concerned.

00:14:23 And so they, like you say, it's the same

00:14:25 script, because they don't have any other programming.

00:14:27 Outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starman, of course,

00:14:29 responded, absolutely appalling, no one should

00:14:31 face violence on our streets. The suspect

00:14:32 appears to be motivated by anti-Muslim hatred.

00:14:34 Curious that he commented on this before

00:14:37 the charges were brought forward, or the proceedings were

00:14:38 concluded, because he didn't want to do that for Southport,

00:14:41 he didn't want to do that for Reno-Vac.

00:14:43 Funny that, might prejudice the trial, you know.

00:14:45 He says, I will not tolerate this,

00:14:46 he will face the full force of the law.

00:14:48 My thoughts are with those who are injured,

00:14:50 and I thank the police and the emergency services

00:14:52 for their response.

00:14:53 I mean, I believe he'll face the full force of the law.

00:14:55 Yeah, exactly.

00:14:56 Well, you know, strangely, again,

00:14:59 the courts are kicking into overdrive with the charges,

00:15:01 but not the case with, again,

00:15:02 Vikram Diggler, Axel Ridicabana's families.

00:15:05 I mean, look how long it took

00:15:06 for those guys in Manchester Airport

00:15:07 who punched that woman's nose in to face charges.

00:15:11 It took months before they were even charged.

00:15:13 Well, it took, actually, reform

00:15:14 bringing forward the threat of a private prosecution.

00:15:16 against them because originally they were let go um and because a bunch of muslims gathered

00:15:22 outside the police station agitated to their release and then uh what was it um akhmed yakub

00:15:26 you know the independent lawyer did a video with them sat in his trackies and then it took uh tyson

00:15:31 faraj to say okay well we'll privately prosecute them themselves and then the cps were like oh

00:15:35 actually well it is on camera and now by the way they're currently prosecuting the police officer

00:15:39 who leaked the footage showing that his colleagues were vindicated in you know arresting them kicking

00:15:44 him while the drought down yeah they're prosecuting him for misconduct and a quick prediction this guy

00:15:49 um will stay in jail for at least 20 years longer than Vikram Digra even though that he didn't

00:15:55 actually kill anyone and Digra did he'll probably get a whole life sentence yeah well the same goes 0.77

00:16:00 for the um man who raped the Sikh woman and was shouting anti-Muslim stuff again someone who is 0.97

00:16:06 committing a collective crime and obviously deranged and evil but as we mentioned the

00:16:11 ringleaders of the Rochdale rape gangs got 10 years won't be well a lot of them got five because

00:16:16 they came out on good behavior and then they will be seamlessly integrated back into their community

00:16:20 because their community doesn't think they've actually committed a collective crime against

00:16:23 ours they think it's justified but it was expressly collective expressly racial and

00:16:28 the the difference in sentencing is just in sentencing is galling yes and as we've already

00:16:33 highlighted the difference in the eagerness of the likes of Keir Starmer and John Swinney to 0.91

00:16:37 politicize uh they're almost excited to be able to go ah yeah anti-muslim racist white guy thank

00:16:44 god you know they're almost excited about it they have an avatar for all their concerns

00:16:48 but yet again i mean we shouldn't be shocked at this rhetoric because um as i mentioned previously

00:16:53 we have the the don't look back in anger department in britain we have raiku you can see my previous

00:16:57 segment on that but um a great example of this is actually how riannon sky white's mother has come

00:17:01 out in in recent weeks and said that um officers talking to her had told her that you shouldn't

00:17:07 express your concerns about illegal migration in light of deng chong majek the sudanese migrant

00:17:12 who stabbed her daughter 23 times with a screwdriver bought alcohol and then celebrated 0.71

00:17:15 her murder in his hotel room because we quote don't want another southport so she said did

00:17:21 they tell us what to say no did they guide us so it didn't look aggressive maybe i was aggressive

00:17:25 and they toned it down i think they didn't want violence they didn't want to riot those migrants

00:17:29 were out within two hours, I think that's because

00:17:31 the police feared

00:17:32 violence, because after

00:17:34 her daughter's life support was withdrawn,

00:17:37 suddenly the police decided to go and evacuate

00:17:39 the migrant hotel where she had been working

00:17:40 and was killed. You can feel the pressure cooker

00:17:43 building. That's what's happening.

00:17:45 Yeah. And everyone can tell. Essentially,

00:17:46 what the police were saying to her is, you have to accept

00:17:49 being killed individually so that you don't get killed

00:17:51 in a group. Well, so your group

00:17:53 doesn't kill them collectively.

00:17:55 Well, we're saying we don't want another Southport. What they're

00:17:57 saying is you have to accept that every so often

00:17:59 one of us is going to when they say another sample they mean the riots they don't mean the

00:18:03 oh right i guess they they don't they actually don't care about the stabbing that wasn't a 0.56

00:18:07 threat to the system yep you're right hordes of white working class men burning down migrant

00:18:12 hotels that's what they're that's not what they want their principal concern is protecting their

00:18:17 violent client groups from backlash from the native population yep and i actually so i've been

00:18:21 i i i i was when he said that that was the first thought that went to my mind as well and then i

00:18:27 I just took that on end.

00:18:28 They don't care about that.

00:18:28 No, you're absolutely right.

00:18:29 No, I was exactly on that for a moment as well.

00:18:31 They mean something completely different by Southport.

00:18:33 And I actually think I have a bit of an insight

00:18:35 into what they mean, 1.00

00:18:36 why they're willing to tolerate the Southports

00:18:37 but not the riots,

00:18:39 because you did a very good presentation recently

00:18:41 on the differences in nationalism

00:18:43 without the nationalists.

00:18:44 I'm doing something similar soon,

00:18:45 and I've been reading through a fair amount

00:18:46 of literature on the work.

00:18:49 And Ernest Gellner was a philosopher of nationalism.

00:18:52 He was sort of an anti-nationalist,

00:18:53 but he understood nationalism from Cambridge.

00:18:55 And in his book, Nations and Nationalism,

00:18:57 He actually describes the mindset of the peoples of European elites

00:19:01 who were creating the Balkan states in the late 19th, early 20th century

00:19:05 and why they were willing to tolerate all the atrocities

00:19:08 that were committed in these redistricting.

00:19:10 And he says,

00:19:11 The populations of Eastern Europe were still locked into complex multiple loyalties

00:19:14 of kinship, territory, and religion, tribes with collective claims.

00:19:17 To make them conform to the nationalist imperative,

00:19:20 the recreation of new states that abolished those lines,

00:19:23 was bound to take more than a few battles and some diplomacy.

00:19:25 it was bound to take a very great deal of very forceful cultural engineering in many cases it

00:19:31 was also bound to involve population exchanges or expulsions more or less forcible assimilation

00:19:36 sometimes liquidation in order to attain that close relationship between state and culture

00:19:41 which is the essence of nationalism and all these consequences flowed not from some unusual

00:19:46 brutality of the nationalists who in the end employed these measures they were probably no

00:19:51 worse and no better than anyone else but from the inescapable logic of the situation uh the

00:19:55 conclusion to which this series of steps leads us cannot be avoided with luck understanding and

00:20:01 determination the price can be mitigated but its payment cannot be altogether avoided just to be

00:20:06 clear as well france fanon in wretched of the earth makes a very similar point not actually

00:20:11 quite as eloquently though though he is quite a good writer um he he objects between the um

00:20:16 subnational ethnic tribal groups and says, well, these people have all of their various rivalries

00:20:22 and contradictions, and this is something that will have to be ironed out to create the nation

00:20:27 and the national state. And one of the issues is the national bourgeoisie acting as the

00:20:36 facilitator between the newly emerging nation and the imperial apparatus that actually widely

00:20:43 controls the global network uh it essentially plugs the nation into that rather than allowing

00:20:49 this national culture to merge and meld so in effect uh the national bourgeoisie are kind of

00:20:54 um traitorous class in his view and he he was trying to avoid it um so this is very interesting

00:21:02 very interesting i think he's correct on this it's what we've got now something i'm sort of

00:21:06 coining as the phrase nelson gap between what's actually happening and elite discourse on the

00:21:11 ostensible right so murders rapes atrocities the predictable backlash of a scot going out and

00:21:16 stabbing muslims and phrasing elson saying we've got an integration miracle on our hands here's 0.76

00:21:21 this graph as to why crime is actually going down and your life is getting better and if you try and 0.97

00:21:25 even talk about things like demographics or or the abrasions between cultures that we've imported

00:21:30 against your wishes well that's snobbish and lowbrow and i'll look at you like i'm on an

00:21:34 episode of mock the week and if you if you combine this with this kind of attitude of the

00:21:38 i guess homogenization is the correct term of the um people into a nation with the state

00:21:45 and then france finland's view of the national bourgeoisie and gramsci's view of the organic

00:21:50 intellectuals you can see fraser nelson as part of the uh traditional intellectuals plugged in

00:21:56 to the international system that he part as part of the national bourgeoisie understands himself

00:22:02 oh no i'm a british like almost like viceroy i'm a colonial administrator a british colonial

00:22:08 administrator for this area because i'm british but again underneath it there's horrific violence

00:22:13 going on as the tribes are clashing and normally in this case or in the case of algeria whatever

00:22:20 there were at least people who were trying to control and mold this in a direction but that's

00:22:24 not happening now no one's trying to control or mold anything and so it's just chaos like there

00:22:29 there was at least in all of this in all these horrors there was at least an outcome they were

00:22:34 trying to arrive at right yes there will be expulsions of these people from here or forced

00:22:38 integration to be for a reason but we're not even getting the reason we're just getting forced

00:22:44 expulsions direct horrors like the the pressure of the grim gangs to make their victims convert

00:22:49 to islam and marry their abusers things like this to what end like there's no purpose it doesn't

00:22:55 occur to their own narrative isn't effective it's it's like it's not even that the the purpose is

00:23:00 the chaos for the liberal order right they don't want an actual they want multiculturalism so the

00:23:06 chaos is baked in because they're not trying to get to a homogenous nation at the end of it

00:23:10 they're trying to get to a wide sort of dispersed number of different cultures who just exist

00:23:18 with one another and get the don't look back and anger narrative the second one of them does

00:23:22 something terrible to the others so they expect it will pop into place eventually and there will

00:23:25 be no more violence exactly because they believe that underneath it all we're exactly the same

00:23:29 It's just that we have been divided by the happenstance of geography

00:23:31 or economic inequality.

00:23:33 Tribal loyalties.

00:23:34 Division, arbitrary bigotry.

00:23:35 And the moment that's all resolved, then there won't be any of these things. 0.98

00:23:39 So it's tolerable in the short term that your daughters are raped, 0.99

00:23:42 that your sons are stabbed to death, 0.99

00:23:43 that you're ethnically cleansed out of your ancestral areas, 0.64

00:23:45 because eventually we'll all be the same and there'll be no problems. 0.97

00:23:48 The ancestral loyalties will all fall away,

00:23:50 and everyone will emerge out of the barbarism of history

00:23:55 into the full light of the end of history as atomised individuals

00:23:58 who are just living perfect lives is mental.

00:24:00 One of these colonial administrators 0.74

00:24:02 that was asked to comment on such matters

00:24:05 was Michael Gove.

00:24:06 He was on GB News yesterday

00:24:08 sitting in the chair that should be occupied

00:24:10 by our right winger, but there you go.

00:24:12 Ofcom's never going to come down on them

00:24:13 for balance for that.

00:24:15 And Michelle Dewberry said,

00:24:16 okay, well, if I were to move to Japan,

00:24:18 I wouldn't be Japanese, would I?

00:24:19 And so therefore, 1.00

00:24:21 we shouldn't expect white British people

00:24:22 to put up with their identity being redefined

00:24:24 and them being expunged from existence

00:24:27 in a particular violent fashion.

00:24:28 And Michael Gove, in two clips of the play back-to-back,

00:24:32 essentially said, well, that's racist if you thought about the football team.

00:24:35 Do you want to be British?

00:24:38 Are you prepared to subscribe to the core values of Britishness? 0.97

00:24:42 I mean, if I decided I wanted to be Japanese, I'm not going to be Japanese, am I? 0.94

00:24:48 One of the glories about the United Kingdom...

00:24:50 Let's just express this point.

00:24:52 If I decide to go and get a job in Japan and I decide I want to be Japanese,

00:24:57 Nobody's going to take me seriously if I describe myself as Japanese.

00:25:03 Likewise, if I meandered off to China and decided I want to live there.

00:25:08 Again, if I describe myself as a Chinese person, nobody's going to really take me seriously.

00:25:13 I think one of the differences between the United Kingdom and certainly China, Japan is a more complex case,

00:25:21 is that people have come here over time fleeing persecution

00:25:26 or seeking a better life, and they've become British.

00:25:30 So if one looks at Britain's Hindu or Sikh or Jewish communities, 0.99

00:25:34 then I don't think that anyone can say

00:25:36 that they're anything other than effectively integrated.

00:25:39 I don't think you can look at Rishi Sunak's parents

00:25:41 and say they're not British.

00:25:43 Well, I saw a case at the weekend, and I've got to watch my footing here

00:25:48 because it's a live case

00:25:50 so I can't speculate

00:25:51 about the guilt

00:25:53 of the person involved

00:25:54 but they were talking about

00:25:55 it was like

00:25:56 a British Somalian

00:25:57 or a Somalian-British man

00:25:59 or something

00:25:59 and I was like

00:25:59 what are you talking about?

00:26:01 Mo Faris.

00:26:02 If someone is

00:26:02 I know but

00:26:03 what I'm trying to say is

00:26:04 and again

00:26:04 I maybe shouldn't have

00:26:05 Pausing there

00:26:06 Michael Gove's reaction

00:26:07 to the story that I opened with

00:26:09 where a Somalian man

00:26:10 has driven into five people

00:26:11 using a car

00:26:12 in Ealing Broadway

00:26:13 and then 0.75

00:26:14 Michelle Dubry turns around 1.00

00:26:16 and says

00:26:16 Somalian-British person

00:26:17 well obviously not

00:26:18 he's a Somalian 1.00

00:26:18 his thing is to go 0.99

00:26:19 Mo Farah

00:26:20 midwitted

00:26:21 oh exception to the rule

00:26:22 not that it is

00:26:23 no he's not

00:26:23 have you ever read any

00:26:24 interviews with Mo Farah

00:26:25 he's deeply loyal to Somali

00:26:27 he thinks about his family

00:26:28 in Somali

00:26:28 and how his brother

00:26:29 is still there

00:26:30 and isn't an athlete

00:26:31 and he sends money home

00:26:32 and all this sort of stuff

00:26:33 like the loyalties

00:26:34 don't go away

00:26:35 I mean Rishi Sunak's

00:26:36 another great example

00:26:37 deeply loyal to India

00:26:38 India cheered

00:26:39 when he became

00:26:39 the Prime Minister

00:26:40 they said it was

00:26:41 a British son

00:26:43 an Indian son 1.00

00:26:44 S-O-N 1.00

00:26:44 finally rises over the empire 1.00

00:26:45 it's vindictive

00:26:47 yes

00:26:47 and yeah yeah no it absolutely was and what was the um the pakistani guy in scotland oh hamza

00:26:52 yousef that's it he oh you mean the one that actually responded to this um saying that rupert

00:26:55 lowe and tommy robinson are to blame yeah all of this he called himself a son of the soil of

00:27:00 pakistan a son of the soil of pakistan like these michael gove as the colonial administrator as the

00:27:08 traditional intellectual is just acting as if these tectonic plates are not moving beneath the 0.86

00:27:15 surface but they 100 are and everyone can feel it man yeah he's responsible for them and um just

00:27:20 just to play this quick quick quick bit before we we wrap up um this was just at the end that

00:27:25 gb news didn't clip um i still i still just i feel and maybe i'm just on a different um i don't know

00:27:34 maybe i'm just on a different wavelength or something maybe i'm in my own little bubble i

00:27:38 just i still feel like i'm not sure you get it i just feel that the sense out there the demographic

00:27:44 changes within this country people don't want any more of it people feel that in the not too

00:27:52 distant future they're going to start to become a minority in this country well first of all it

00:27:57 depends on what you mean by uh minority and who we're classifying in that regard but more broadly

00:28:04 let's just pick let's just pick something out of my out of thinner white british people they might

00:28:09 be watching this many of them will be watching this and saying actually michelle we feel in the

00:28:13 not too distant decades ahead,

00:28:15 we will become a minority in this country.

00:28:19 Yeah, but, well, the first thing I was going to say is, 0.81

00:28:23 I think once one starts talking about white

00:28:27 as a term which defines whether or not someone is British,

00:28:31 then look at the England football team.

00:28:34 Look at the people who've been prime minister.

00:28:35 No, I think once you start talking, Michelle,

00:28:38 once you start talking about black and white

00:28:40 as what defines British, that is problematic.

00:28:43 So contemptible. He's a leftist. He's just a leftist.

00:28:47 What is wrong with A, ending illegal migration, 0.96

00:28:51 B, dealing with the backlog of people who are currently here

00:28:54 under indefinite leave to remain? What is wrong with that?

00:28:57 Well, I'm going to respond to this because I'm not having this. 1.00

00:28:59 You're allowed to talk about black people.

00:29:02 You're allowed to talk about brown people.

00:29:05 You're allowed to talk about every single group under the sun.

00:29:08 But the second you mention the word white, all hell breaks loose.

00:29:13 And apparently that is a taboo thing that shouldn't be said, shouldn't be suggested.

00:29:18 I'm not having this. Let's discuss this after the break,

00:29:20 because I think there's so much more that needs to be said.

00:29:22 You're itching to come back, aren't you?

00:29:24 For the sake of time, we'll have to talk about it.

00:29:25 Yes.

00:29:26 Good for Michelle Dubry, I tell you that.

00:29:28 Correct. They think your concerns are illegitimate, 0.95

00:29:29 and so the violence will just continue, unfortunately.

00:29:35 Sigil Stone says,

00:29:36 There's a show called The Good Place with a beginning plot of a demon trying to engineer a hell

00:29:41 where people torture each other by being together for relief on the system. 0.63

00:29:44 That's modern England.

00:29:46 Well, I mean, Gove was exactly the colonial administrator there.

00:29:50 It's like, no, no, no, we can't be concerned about you.

00:29:52 I'm here to protect these settlers.

00:29:54 That's my job, is to protect the settlers from you.

00:29:57 And Michelle, being a part of the tribe, our tribe, is like, well, hang on a second, we're bothered by this.

00:30:02 And he wouldn't even hear it.

00:30:03 He was outraged by it. 0.99

00:30:04 Disgusting. 0.61

00:30:06 um when i get the mouse control where's the mouse gone it's on the sidebar there is um i've always

00:30:15 said that everyone uh that i've always said this everyone that the british state particularly the

00:30:19 english state has historically been the first anti-white nation to ever exist the british state 0.71

00:30:23 is our ultimate nemesis well clearly um the purpose of these horrors is the extinction of 0.65

00:30:29 all white europeans i'm not sure they would frame it like that i think what they would say

00:30:33 is um they would think of us at best as just one minority among many right they they they would not

00:30:44 say well we're here to genocide or anything like that but they do not recognize that we have a

00:30:49 primary claim to the land that we live in i think native tribe ethnicity is purely incidental and

00:30:54 actually our sort of bitter clinging to it to use sort of obama era phrase is the only thing stopping

00:30:58 integration in the first place yes yeah no that's exactly right but they also view us as kind of

00:31:03 like a an open land we we don't exist in a tribe and therefore we've got no claim we are atomic

00:31:09 individuals because we're white liberal people and that's uh as far as they're concerned that's

00:31:13 what uh a legitimately an honest white person is they don't believe michelle jubry is connected

00:31:19 to a group they just don't believe it um lord of nothing says remember that game story i talked

00:31:24 about last week well someone likely blm knocked out my windows is that my trash can on fire oh

00:31:28 god sorry to hear that man um and it always amazes me the media gives cars and guns

00:31:33 more agency than migrants but sorry for the case in safe time we're gonna have to move on

00:31:36 let's go just waiting for the link samson all right so we're going to talk about a couple of

00:31:42 movies um we'll start off with supergirl not the not the good 1984 one it's not good well it's

00:31:48 not good it's atrocious but well it is atrocious but by comparison to the new one it now looks good

00:31:54 are you putting it in the same category of right so i've got i've got like four categories of film

00:31:58 great films good films or like mediocre and then films that are kind of crap but don't actively

00:32:04 insult me and then the new tier of films which is i can tell the director hates my guts and even

00:32:08 competently made like i would i would sooner watch like too fast it's it's like a level grades a c

00:32:15 minus from 30 years ago is equivalent to an a plus today yes so yeah no no that's exactly right

00:32:20 because in the 2000s there was this whole slew of films that at the time were considered absolute

00:32:25 crap but if you go back and watch tonight what was that's a really good movie it's pretty good

00:32:28 like league of extraordinary gentlemen that is bad yeah it was it that's what we thought at the 0.98

00:32:33 time but it wasn't that bad if you watch it again now van helsing and even doom looks good

00:32:37 it's black the doom film yes perhaps yeah there are loads of films where because because underpinning

00:32:43 it is mere incompetence it's not we hate you and want you dead right yes whereas all of the movies

00:32:49 now are we hate you and we want you well no it's just that some of the films are so competent that

00:32:53 an average film which would look like a good film today yeah there was a i like the old super girl

00:32:58 because the old super girl was far far hotter i'm not the only person to have said this but she does

00:33:05 look like the kid from mad max 2 yeah she does really your friend arch insists that the new

00:33:10 super girl looks like a neanderthal from a side profile we do have a side profile coming up but

00:33:15 she has got a rather simian draw structure i will point out so no we're actually going to talk about

00:33:20 first of all um super girl have either of you seen it no no and i refuse to because i don't

00:33:25 want to watch any of james guns dc movies not giving these people my money well this is like

00:33:30 desecrating my childhood okay i i will tell you what happens in the film very quickly so that

00:33:36 you don't have to watch it and spoiler alerts if any of you were thinking of watching it of course

00:33:39 that doesn't apply to any of you but there will be lots and lots of spoilers right so basically

00:33:44 when krypton blows up um her dad can one up superman's dad and just transports a whole

00:33:51 city into space and then krypton blows up i'll go city yeah oh yes that's one and so she has a

00:33:57 fairly normal childhood until like the age of 19 or something and they all get sick and then she

00:34:01 gets fired off into space oh right okay and then between the ages of like 19 and 23 she spends her

00:34:07 time basically just going to dive bars getting drunk constantly by going to planets with a red

00:34:14 sun so that she doesn't have superpowers so that whiskey works yeah so what they've done is they've

00:34:20 they've butchered the actual supergirl character because there's multiple supergirl characters so

00:34:25 in the late 50s to mid 80s um she was introduced as superman's cousin she was adopted by an earth 0.88

00:34:32 family and there were these sort of like teenage hijinks wholesome stories and then she disappeared

00:34:37 from the comics for a little while until they brought her back in the early 2000s as um cara

00:34:43 zorrell superman's cousin same origin story but she lands at age 16 because she was older than

00:34:49 baby superman but she got stuck in stasis and so she's landed having known him as a baby and now

00:34:54 he's kind of her mentor and so she has a sort of fish out of water story right and it wasn't until

00:35:00 a couple of years ago when tom king who is one of the more subversive like beta male leftists

00:35:05 writing he made batman like a depressed cuck basically he wrote a supergirl story where she

00:35:10 hits her 21st birthday nobody's celebrating with her and she becomes essentially like a

00:35:14 dive bar alcoholic going around certain planets drinking and they lift that story from that so

00:35:19 it's a complete break from the wholesome teenage supergirl stories that preceded it

00:35:24 Before we go on, the question is

00:35:27 why? Because none of this is

00:35:29 accidental. I did a video on Marcel Gunchal called

00:35:31 Why Do They Race Swap? And the

00:35:33 answer is they believe that movies

00:35:35 and all media is didactic

00:35:37 and instructs people in how they should

00:35:39 live their lives. So what are

00:35:40 young white women being told? 1.00

00:35:43 You should just slot around dive bars, getting 1.00

00:35:45 drunk and doing whatever terrible things

00:35:47 for your late teens

00:35:49 through your 20s. I am

00:35:51 actually coming to that. That is

00:35:53 true so anyway so she she just wastes her time and she just wakes up in piles of sick because 1.00

00:35:57 she's got drunk and stuff like that so right completely unacceptable um some girl turns up 0.98

00:36:02 called roofie which i'm which i'm pretty sure is a date rape drug but whatever that's her name 0.99

00:36:06 and she turns up and she's got a story because her parents were killed can she please kill her 0.97

00:36:11 parents killers or something like that and she's like no i'm not really interested in that oh and 0.99

00:36:15 another thing about super girl is even though she hasn't got any powers and she can get drunk 1.00

00:36:19 she is like absolute elite tier fighter she could easily take on guys significantly larger than me 0.98

00:36:27 with no problem whatsoever so in fact one of the things you think while watching this movie is why

00:36:32 does she even need powers when she's such an absolutely exceptional fighter and what we don't 0.99

00:36:37 understand is how between like the age of whatever it was 16 19 when she left the planet and now she

00:36:44 appears to have spent all the time in a bar but she's also become an elite level fighter well they

00:36:48 haven't established wonder woman in this universe yet so even if she had spent x amount of time on

00:36:53 paradise island training with the amazons like that might be a plausible explanation for why 0.99

00:36:56 she might be a skilled fighter but if she's got no powers she won't be able to match like giant 0.95

00:37:01 aliens like lobo for for raw physical strength so it wouldn't make any sense well or or even me for 0.99

00:37:06 example i mean she wouldn't but again what are they teaching young women you should be contemptuous

00:37:10 of the physical power of men yes you are the physical equal of men is that not true and there

00:37:15 are loads of those reddit posts where they're like oh my my boyfriend was me and my boyfriend

00:37:18 were playing around and they grabbed me and pit me and i was just like oh my god i was completely

00:37:21 yeah you will be women don't have no idea i i had this the other day with my mother she asked me to

00:37:26 move a heavy chest and she was like it's a really heavy chest it's a really heavy chest i had to

00:37:31 take the other side and it's and for her yeah and i was like no i can just pick it up i can it's

00:37:36 it's not heavy it's heavy for you it's not heavy for me but i did this with the portable air

00:37:41 conditioner i had in my office the same thing last week it was heavy don't get me wrong but i you

00:37:45 know stag up the stairs with her my wife was like wow you know yeah it's like completely welcome 1.00

00:37:49 darling yeah right so anyway uh so uh ruthie is saying um please go and fight this guy and she's

00:37:56 not interested this is just a crap version of the plot of logan by the way and it actually works

00:38:00 because logan is father-daughter but and then for whatever reason this bad guy he just shows up

00:38:06 just randomly shows up and shoots her dog with a poison dart okay which isn't instantaneous 0.58

00:38:11 it's slow acting yes it's like a slow acting poison dart now because he's a krypton dog all 1.00

00:38:17 she would need to do is get on a space bus which she does do and take him to a yellow star but she

00:38:22 leaves the dog at home i'm just i'm just very quickly skimming through this not not i don't

00:38:28 need a massive law dump on this i know you could tell us the what happened in 1957 i'm crashing

00:38:33 out okay okay anyway so she goes on a space bus without the dog um and gets into more fights but

00:38:39 now she's by yellow sun and she's invincible or something it makes no bloody difference because 0.97

00:38:43 she she just wins every fight anyway um lobos oh it looks like shit now i only watched this 0.94

00:38:50 yesterday is he in kiss isn't that karl drogo yeah no it is he'd previously played aquaman 0.98

00:38:56 in the previous dc movies and now they've recycled personal humiliation is what they're doing i i

00:39:02 only watched this yesterday and i'm already forgetting why he was in the movie i can't

00:39:06 remember why and service but i think i think it was just they realized they had a bad movie so

00:39:11 they wanted to put something fun in it but there's no reason for him being in the movie

00:39:15 right um and then oh here we that's a side profile with a rather simian draw structure that she's got

00:39:21 they're recycling costumes from guardians of the galaxy because so james gunn directed this he

00:39:26 directed the guardians of the galaxy movies they look exactly like the ravagers from guardians of

00:39:29 the galaxy this is just yeah it costs money kind of james gunn pet project yes anyway so there's

00:39:35 the bad guy now the reason he's the bad guy apart from just being a man is what he's trying to do

00:39:41 is he's trying to go around and gather up young women because they're trapped in this dystopian

00:39:50 world of like living free and liberal and going to bars and he's gathering them up so that they

00:39:57 can become brides and mothers and she and she rescues the brides from that which is like they

00:40:03 swap the justification for all this going on or something so he's the guy who's bringing about

00:40:08 patriarchy yes and and and so the whole film is basically about we're going to take down the

00:40:14 patriarchy and save young women from being brides and mothers why does he look like he's in mad max

00:40:18 though you think he'd wear a suit he's a completely one-dimensional character i don't know why we're

00:40:22 supposed to hate him i don't know why we're supposed to like her i i don't get any okay

00:40:26 but anyway incidental incidental um now um the movie um did not do well so it cost apparently

00:40:35 175 million to make in terms of production costs you've got around about 100 million for marketing

00:40:41 costs um now the people like nerd erotic and all of those guys they were slamming on this for weeks

00:40:48 or months they've been months and the people who hated it have been saying things like oh it will

00:40:54 probably only make 50 million in its opening weekend and people were like don't be ridiculous

00:40:59 it's not going to make 50 million in its opening weekend um it didn't it made 38 it made less than

00:41:04 morbius yes ah but didn't they say it was morbid time i mean yeah they did indeed yeah they re-released

00:41:10 it because of all the memes anyway i'm still skipping this bit basically the movie needs to

00:41:16 make something like a hundred 550 million in order to make its money back does does anyone

00:41:21 remember batgirl no no because it never was released right they counted it as a tax right

00:41:26 they shelved it because they raised what batgirl they made fat brendan fraser god bless him uh

00:41:30 firefly and they never released it because it was that bad so how bad must batgirl have been

00:41:37 compared to anyway they released this i wouldn't like to have seen that back this was this was

00:41:41 actually meant to be the first like two or three minutes of the segment so i will quick i will

00:41:45 quickly skim through this right um um now this this this movie was written by this uh was it 1.00

00:41:52 anna noriega whatever um now she used to be a tv actress and she used to be hot but then she turned 0.92

00:41:59 30 and they film everything in high def now so she can't do active acting anymore no problem with

00:42:05 her seriously all right she's not my type but it's all right it's fine okay i i don't think 0.90

00:42:13 she's hideous but all right let's go okay fine enough looks maxing we'll worry about that okay 1.00

00:42:17 fine fine um anyway so she can't do actressing anymore because not everybody has the standards 0.99

00:42:21 of carl and um connor but so so she but she has read scripts and therefore she was considered 0.99

00:42:29 suitable to write a script what was her name like anna noriega or something i might be pronounced 0.70

00:42:34 she have any other writing credits no right no i mean that would explain why she just lifted

00:42:40 tom king's comic book and anyway i'll i'll skip over the the analysis of the supergirl movie but

00:42:45 but um basically it's a it's a feminist manifesto of course lumsily presented as a film and there's

00:42:53 a whole bunch of reasons don't like it like but going back to this chap you could you could make

00:43:01 the argument um that basically what happens in supergirl is that she she murders a rape gang 0.99

00:43:08 right right right okay no don't don't don't don't don't don't go deep yet but she she murders a

00:43:14 rape gang now so this is where i'm going to bring in the second film but just a quick thing on this

00:43:19 because what she's saying is don't don't what the lesson of the film is is be an unencumbered

00:43:26 salute in your 20s don't get married don't join the patriarchy uh that's incumbent infringing on

00:43:33 your freedom uh do you think she's married with kids yes of course she is married probably

00:43:37 every single time she's married with kids so it's just like yeah we're married with one kid it's 1.00

00:43:42 female covert competition it is absolutely well that's what feminism is it's it's so i think 1.00

00:43:47 feminism is a very old instinct in women which is when we're living in small tribal yeah when 1.00

00:43:53 we're living in small tribal bands if you could convince all of the other women not to have 1.00

00:43:56 children your children got more kids yeah um and the and so that female pathology has collided 1.00

00:44:02 into the female need for consensus and so that's that gives you feminism yes and what she's teaching 0.55

00:44:07 young women is no no screw up your lives yes so my kids get more resources anyway i do want to get

00:44:11 i do want to get to what i wanted to talk about was so you could frame this as basically super

00:44:16 girl is a movie where they kill rape gangs yes okay have there been any other movies lately about

00:44:21 killing rape gangs well there was one that elon musk was a fan of was it this one it was citizen

00:44:26 vigilante there we go um what did we think of citizen vigilante i haven't seen it i have seen

00:44:33 a clip or two floating around x and it's a not very competently written or shot revenge fantasy

00:44:42 i i have seen it um i have to say i wasn't impressed with the dialogue um i wasn't impressed

00:44:49 with how um uh unvarnished a power fantasy it was uh it's really interesting that the

00:44:58 protagonist is a landlord a slum landlord slum landlord who is uh getting ripped off by his uh

00:45:05 tenants and how he uh decides to take vengeance on a grooming gang and the judges who facilitate

00:45:15 the grooming gang and it ends with uh the line um i'm doing this until you learn to do it for

00:45:22 yourselves and so it to me comes across quite clearly as a direct call to arms for people to

00:45:29 commit violence against muslims and judges which i have to say i don't approve of and i don't think

00:45:35 we should be just committing arbitrary acts of violence well and police i mean there's a scene

00:45:39 where he murders a whole bunch that's true and the police as well yep yes but i mean i i thought that

00:45:43 the um the judge bit was really interesting yes because i mean that's something that david betts

00:45:49 has been talking about a lot if you in david one of david bett's most recent interviews he says i

00:45:53 think that judges have an outdated and was it an out of date model of their level of safety so he

00:46:00 said something like that this is the first film that i can think of that has actually depicted

00:46:06 the hero for heroic reasons eliminating a judge and i had i had to search on ai to try and see

00:46:13 if it could find any examples of that and it can find examples of judges being killed in like say

00:46:18 batman movie when they're like i was about to reference the dark knight actually yeah when

00:46:22 when the judge is like fully owned by the mob yeah that's happened in films before but a judge

00:46:28 doing what a judge is supposed to do within the system yeah and the judge argues his own case

00:46:32 during the film yes he makes the argument from like oh this is what i'm supposed to do and did

00:46:38 you know that that argument that he made that that tv thing that the judge made in that that

00:46:42 was a real speech given by a real judge right i mean that the i mean an actor re-read it but it

00:46:47 was a real speech from a real judge and the the cases that are um the the murder and the initial

00:46:53 murder is horrible it begins very first scene the very first scene yeah as a french i think

00:46:59 is front is in france well they never admit where it's right okay but it's i see you know so it's

00:47:03 somewhere in europe a mother and her son just walking along and you see this african walking

00:47:08 along with a knife point his back and suddenly just plunged it into her neck blood spurts out

00:47:11 she dies in front of her kid it's based on real events unlike uh adolescence this is actually a

00:47:18 real thing that you know you can find news articles about i mean i mean and just that alone is

00:47:22 remarkable because i mean all the time you get scenes like that but muggers are always young

00:47:28 white men it's like basically the only job that young white men can still get in acting is crime 0.63

00:47:32 but in this they are ethnic minorities and the white man is killing them because he thinks 0.97

00:47:39 they're not going to find justice any other way but the argument i wanted to make is basically

00:47:43 both of these movies are doing the same thing both of them are a power fantasy both of them

00:47:47 revenge movies um except one of them thinks that the um the the great power structure

00:47:55 is masculinity and patriarchal structures and is so pleased with itself for confronting the

00:48:03 patriarchy and of course that just lands completely flat because there's no edge or

00:48:08 there's no voltage in that at all no one's shocked by it yes at all but how many films have gone

00:48:13 after the patriarchy at this point it's raging on behalf of the machine yes and this this brings us

00:48:18 back to the uh imperial the the sort of like imperial provincial controllers versus the tribe

00:48:24 that is being occupied because one of these films is what the power structure wants you to believe

00:48:30 in order to weaken the power of the tribe so the tribe is more malleable and is more easily well and

00:48:36 that women don't have kids in their 20s they go off instead they fund their way through dive 0.95

00:48:41 by having a corporate job it's specifically to damage the linkages of the tribe which are the 0.92

00:48:46 family structures right that's the point of it and so the the imperial apparatus makes films

00:48:51 like this and projects them on as a didactic uh tool in order to make people think well that's

00:48:58 what i should be doing and that that weakens the tribe well citizen vigilante is the opposite is

00:49:02 i am genuinely shocked it got made frank yes genuinely shocked well it had to essentially

00:49:07 feature an actor who has been cancelled from everything because of yeah allegations about

00:49:12 it sure like a me too he got caught up in that he did yeah he sent some very strange texts about

00:49:17 i'm not here to make judgments about either one but the point is this is expressly a movie about

00:49:23 the tribe so the tribe should be actually fighting back against the colonial apparatus and the

00:49:28 governors who are imposing this upon them and so this is why all of these things are actually tied

00:49:34 together in this intrinsic manner and this is the the the friction the point of like tectonic

00:49:39 breakage in society and it doesn't end well yeah and and this one has voltage because

00:49:47 going after the patriarchy is just okay no one no one's impressed by that we've had a decade 1.00

00:49:54 Full-spectrum feminism at this point. 1.00

00:49:56 Yes, but even we were shocked at what was going on in Citizen Vigilante. 0.94

00:49:59 I mean, one, they were showing random migrant crime accurately. 0.93

00:50:02 It was actually an African killing a random mother in front of her son 0.57

00:50:07 for no reason whatsoever, based on true cases.

00:50:10 Another point is where he draws up the white men, the young white men,

00:50:15 and says, why aren't you taking responsibility?

00:50:17 Why are you being just criminals? 0.64

00:50:18 Why are you being vagrants? 0.93

00:50:19 He warns them.

00:50:20 He instructs them and says, look, don't let me catch you doing this again.

00:50:24 And he does.

00:50:25 Doesn't he give them a beating or something?

00:50:27 I can't remember what he does.

00:50:27 Stamps on their hand or something.

00:50:28 Yeah, yeah.

00:50:29 So he punishes the young white men for not upholding the tribe itself

00:50:33 and then goes off and does the rest.

00:50:35 So it's just, I mean, it couldn't be more explicit.

00:50:38 Oh, and he's explicitly putting all the boundaries.

00:50:41 I mean, the thing at the start, for one,

00:50:43 then it goes on to taking out judges and portraying it heroically,

00:50:47 taking out a whole bunch of police as well.

00:50:50 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:50:50 Just as if, I mean, okay, I'm not going to carry on.

00:50:53 And then even more explicitly than that,

00:50:55 he says a whole bunch of the movies,

00:50:57 including, I think it was the last line of the movie,

00:51:00 basically a call to arms,

00:51:01 which was, I'm doing this until you start doing it.

00:51:04 Until you learn to do it for yourselves.

00:51:05 And just before that, though, 0.96

00:51:07 he kills the entire family of a rape gang, 0.90

00:51:09 but he gets them to phone up their friends. 0.97

00:51:10 And some of them, they're not all just Pakistanis or Arabs.

00:51:13 Some of them are black, but they're all foreign. 1.00

00:51:15 And they come in and he just kills them all with his gun. 1.00

00:51:17 And so it's just like, Jesus Christ. 0.78

00:51:19 like that i mean he's not he's not explicitly racialized in that i mean like the talk about

00:51:26 the characters on the bus yeah that i mean it was a white guy and a white girl and a black guy

00:51:31 yeah so i mean he's and like you say the the friends in the rape gang you know they were

00:51:37 they weren't all mirror poor you know or something no that's true but um but i think

00:51:42 it would be hard to argue it doesn't have a dimension yes so yeah but at least the first

00:51:47 family were what you would expect to see if you're a follower of the daily news sure but anyway as

00:51:53 we've said do not endorse this film no no or its message but but it's fascinating that one has i

00:52:01 mean one has genuine cut through because you can tell that it's treading on things that are

00:52:04 absolutely not meant to be talked about and are sort of genuinely shocking the other one is is

00:52:10 the court gesture uh greg gorethier has just sent us a message the boy at the beginning of the film

00:52:15 is sanders the protagonist uh it's not clear it should have been a flashback right okay i wasn't

00:52:20 i didn't realize that either um because it's not clear as you say and frankly as i said earlier

00:52:26 the film's bad it's not it's not a good film when you're watching it i didn't know that i didn't

00:52:31 know that either but that i mean that would explain it don't get me wrong but it's yui

00:52:36 bowl or whatever his name is is not one of our great filmmakers um no but obviously he's willing

00:52:41 to tread areas but there yeah he's i mean that as you say it's called voltage like people paid

00:52:47 attention to this and the fact that elon musk was just like here it is on my twitter feed the entire

00:52:51 film have fun guys it's like jesus but i just wanted to recognize something substantial that

00:52:57 both of these films one of which is absolutely bombed and one of which has become currently the

00:53:04 top purchase in the u.s yes and one of which has become a viable hit they're actually trying to

00:53:08 do the same thing but by picking the targets one is picking irrelevant targets targets that

00:53:14 just so the other the other one the super girl it feels like an hr lecture well it's the whole

00:53:20 thing like i said in the video about race swapping the whole point of race swapping is to dethrone

00:53:25 the straight white man as the protagonist of western civilization and that's the point of it

00:53:28 and the super girl film is you should resist the straight white man when he tries to become

00:53:34 the protagonist of civilization you know the as with the barbarian guy and this is you need to

00:53:39 kill everyone to become the protagonist again so it's just like okay well you know the messages

00:53:45 are pretty clear in them and like i said don't endorse violence at all all right any comments

00:53:51 on that one uh yeah but let's for the sake of time move on sorry common chance um so let's uh let's

00:53:58 let's talk about this year's england football team i don't watch football i don't follow football i

00:54:04 have no interest in football i don't resent football a lot of people who don't like football

00:54:08 uh or don't follow football don't like football and i don't dislike football um i think it's

00:54:13 completely understandable that people would enjoy football and that's fine it's just a hobby you

00:54:17 know i've got my hobbies people have got football as a hobby or various other hobbies totally fine

00:54:20 i think people should be allowed to have hobbies and have fun it is a silly game this is what i'm

00:54:25 talking about right so i mean i don't even know i don't even think i think it's silly i mean like

00:54:31 there's nothing wrong with football like it's good exercise it's competitive it gives men an outlet

00:54:38 you know it's fine i think it's fine i've not got a problem with football at all um i think a lot of

00:54:43 my hobbies are far sillier than football right but that's fine everyone's entitled to the hobbies

00:54:48 and so i didn't know anything about this um until uh this guy called angry ginge put it on my

00:54:54 timeline because my timeline is actually well customized to not get football on it but it is

00:55:00 also very well customized to get people whining about racism on it did you think that just

00:55:04 dankler changed his username again or i had no idea actually um but this i'm reliably and this

00:55:11 is the english football i'm reliably assured by people who do know about football in the office

00:55:15 pete uh that this is the current 2026 england football team so these are english players

00:55:21 apparently three of them are

00:55:24 who's being represented again if if the football teams and it what's important to remember as well

00:55:33 is that our national football teams are expressions of the tribe as we have talked

00:55:38 about throughout this podcast this is one of those things actually the the the one of the

00:55:44 things that the system is very happy to do is funnel um ethnic expressions of patriotism

00:55:50 into sports uh it loves sports ball it loves the conflict between liverpool and manchester

00:55:55 it loves the conflict between like england wales and the rugby or scotland and england and football

00:55:59 or whatever it is or it's got england and germany england and france as long as in the sports ball

00:56:03 frame that's fine because it's a non-politicized containment mechanism yeah it's a pressure

00:56:09 release valve for tribalism exactly and so what happens when it doesn't become a pressure release

00:56:14 valve for tribalism what happens when you are no longer represented in your ethnic escape valve for

00:56:20 the pressure what happens when you've actually i mean i i was talking to bow and he was oh yeah

00:56:26 our team is like is that our team though i don't know man like i don't know who these people i

00:56:31 don't know where they've come from feel immediate ownership when i saw that photo right and that's

00:56:36 the thing i don't feel immediate ownership of this i mean it gets worse like the managers are german

00:56:41 it's like great he's the why is why is the england national team populated by africans and managed

00:56:48 by a german well you could be speaking german well it turns out that we get the africans anyway

00:56:51 but at least i could share a common ancestor with this german guy maybe a hundred generations we

00:56:57 literally know you don't actually okay we literally know maybe not me because for anyone

00:57:03 who's wondering dan's ancestry we've got a good dna test done dan's ancestry is 100 from the british

00:57:09 isles so dan actually goes back to literally the recession of the ice sheet in the best isles so

00:57:14 we literally know you don't right i actually have some german ancestry so i might share some

00:57:20 ancestry with him yes you literally don't okay but the point being i mean like if we're talking

00:57:26 about representation and we're talking about uh expressions of the tribe as we have been um well

00:57:33 there's not really very good representation here and i'm not really seeing an expression of our

00:57:37 tribe as well so the argument would always be well these are just the best players we've got we

00:57:42 should take anyone born in britain and and allow them to be players for scotland england etc no

00:57:47 matter what the background is but these guys have presumably been through the club system the club

00:57:52 system is heavily weighted towards both diversity quotas and ensuring that um the club system

00:57:58 produces players that go to the most prestige premier teams and the national team so the club

00:58:05 system can keep getting funding from

00:58:07 FIFA. And I know this because

00:58:08 a family friend

00:58:10 was a goalkeeper

00:58:13 for a very prestigious

00:58:14 under-20s Premier

00:58:17 League team, and he got right

00:58:19 to the top, and he was passed over so that

00:58:21 essentially the ethnic minority candidates from

00:58:23 the club system could be put

00:58:25 forward to say the club system still works,

00:58:27 we've hit our diversity quotas, and because

00:58:28 the club system works, we can keep getting money from the

00:58:31 big backers from the UAE and the like.

00:58:33 And it's important to note

00:58:35 as well that i understand they buy and sell these players as if they're slaves literally like

00:58:39 commodities yeah i wouldn't put it like slaves but yeah they literally buy and sell them as if

00:58:43 they're owned and they're just chattel yeah that's that's the colin kaepernick argument

00:58:46 and he's right they they absolutely do do that um just for anyone wondering if we were to have

00:58:52 any kind of actual representative team there are what one two three four five six seven eight uh

00:58:57 five six seven eight nine ten eleven players right so proportionally um zero percent of them

00:59:03 would be black uh because about three percent of the british population is black um we would have 0.50

00:59:10 perhaps one muslim perhaps one hindu and then the rest would be white they're not they're not all 0.73

00:59:17 that great well i mean yes hey i'm not i don't know actually i had no idea but the point is this

00:59:24 is obviously wildly unrepresentative of the country as it is uh as i said led by a german

00:59:30 and if you were to ask um proud englishmen such as stormzy who he's rooting for uh you get an

00:59:39 answer like this great to see you thank you by the way for making it down from your seat to get

00:59:44 here just tell us what this kind of match means to you because you're such a proud englishman

00:59:49 but obviously you've got garnet and heritage yeah yeah yeah i'm a ghana boy i'm a english

00:59:53 boy so it's just beautiful man everyone keeps asking me who you're rooting for i'm like i'll

00:59:58 be honest a nice one one draw oh yeah man you know it's gonna need we need the points more

01:00:04 than england need the points you get me so but it's just beautiful man it's obviously we need

01:00:09 the points so yes yeah everyone is an ethno nationalist for somewhere just to be clear

01:00:14 storm's he born and raised in england he wore a union jack stab vest if i did wear a union jack

01:00:20 glaston brit and yet when england and ghana come to play yeah he's like well we need the points

01:00:28 in the unguarded moment the we instantly defaults to ghana and i have to wonder looking at that

01:00:33 photo of the england team how many of them are actually secretly supporting ghana

01:00:36 collective first personal pronoun right it's the we as you say he intrinsically views himself he's

01:00:44 a ghana boy as he says and she's trying to frame him you as a proud englishman yeah he's not having

01:00:49 it he literally didn't have it i mean at least it was kind of say i want a 1-1 draw because i live

01:00:54 in england so i don't i don't think stormy hates england or something but when the question is what

01:01:00 tribe are you that's reflexive it's reflexive and but it's not that he hates england it's just that

01:01:07 it's nothing particular to him until it becomes particular because it committed crimes against

01:01:11 his ancestors he sees it as the multicultural uk it's essentially a place where he can do drill

01:01:15 rap and get rich yeah and the moment that he interacts with the native population it's either

01:01:20 as consumers of his music or as evil virulent racists who don't recognize him as an Englishman 0.85

01:01:26 even though he says I'm a Ghanaian I'm prepared to be more charitable right so I'm not I know I

01:01:31 know but let's let's take a more charitable perspective right a more charitable perspective

01:01:35 is if Stormzy was looking at a match between England and like Latvia he'd probably find England

01:01:41 because he lives in England he's familiar with England and half the team's black sure but let's

01:01:46 assume they were all white then right he's probably it's something that is familiar to him

01:01:50 even if it's not sort of intrinsic to him so you can understand that if you know like if I were

01:01:56 living in what I used to live in Germany right on a British camp if Germany and France were playing

01:02:01 I definitely want the Germans I was more familiar with Germany and it's France right but so like I

01:02:08 can understand like you know as an alien in a foreign land at least you're familiar with the

01:02:11 foreign land and you probably don't hate it I mean he's made him a multi-millionaire so how much can

01:02:15 really hate england um but when it comes down to you know if i was living in germany england and

01:02:20 germany playing obviously i'm not supporting germany right so it's just like and this this

01:02:25 is what this has revealed to us right it's completely on display we can see that the

01:02:30 tribal loyalty is actually something that comes first even if you have some sympathies with the

01:02:35 actual country that you live in even if you're not of that tribe right this is what this reveals and

01:02:39 it's an incredible as you said unguarded moment it's like oh no no just just tell us straight 0.99

01:02:44 you're a Ghanaian boy that's fine I'm not judging you for that it's totally fine um but the Tebbit

01:02:50 test has been successfully failed here right which Tebbit test which team do you support in the

01:02:55 cricket and that tells you your true loyalty and really there is something to this and it's shown

01:03:01 us Stormzy's true loyalty and there we go right so we go to uh BBC Pigeon for the uh versus Ghana

01:03:09 results uh it was an l game which apparently uh one brilliant save for the final minutes or for

01:03:15 the game by ghana goalkeeper benjamin assair and one crucial point for the black stars against the

01:03:21 three lines of england you've got to do it in the voice car i can't after 96 minutes both teams no

01:03:26 find the goal way goes cure all three points look i'm watching the phantom menace but ghana go see

01:03:33 dis as important point way england go see am as two points dem drop right i don't know how this

01:03:40 works i guess they get points depending on how they do to proceed through the competition right

01:03:44 so whatever but the point is i mean look at the photo like there's one english guy and there are

01:03:50 loads of photos where it's just like you know because there's so few english guys actually on

01:03:54 the team that it's just like okay what are we looking at here anyway so now let me introduce

01:04:00 to a guy called angry ginge do you know who he is no you know he is no but i'm instantly suspicious

01:04:07 an entire domain of youtube that i don't interface with i can see he's got something

01:04:11 with the sidemen so i assume it's like normie football it is exactly that normie football

01:04:16 he's got over a million subscribers on youtube 1.5 million on twitch right he's as you say

01:04:23 close yeah yeah it's very big he was the winner of i'm a celebrity get me out of here at some point

01:04:28 um so he's a celebrity is he yeah yeah he is he is a celebrity this is why i don't have a tv

01:04:33 license no no i don't i don't his name is morgan sam lee burt whistle right again couldn't be

01:04:40 more classically english it's like he's related to harry yeah he does he's he's from manchester

01:04:45 born and raised in greater manchester in fact he's born and raised in uh eccles which if i

01:04:52 zoom out a little bit just so you can see uh is still 79 or it wasn't in 20 21 yeah it's one of

01:05:01 the areas of manchester that survived the great diversification so far so far yeah it's still

01:05:06 mostly english people now that's probably changed over the last six years of boris waves but when

01:05:12 he was great he was born in 2001 and so this would have been mostly english area of manchester it is

01:05:16 down 23 that is two lots of decimation sure that's not great that's true that's exactly correct

01:05:22 it's not great but the point is it's still going to look mostly english right and that's compared

01:05:27 to some other places like do you remember when i was growing up moss side had a legendary reputation

01:05:32 for being an incredibly rough area whereas like you know white working class hard place right

01:05:38 um not anymore 12 percent white english now well bethnal green used to be where you had all the 0.77

01:05:45 east london gangs and now it's home to the east london mosque and i i can't help but wonder how 0.87

01:05:50 deliberate that was right if the powers that be are like well look at these white working class 0.84

01:05:54 areas that are just famous for their violence famous for their ungovernability what happens 0.79

01:06:00 if we just don't that is a threat there those are the sort of if if people ever come from us

01:06:04 they're coming first of all from there yeah i mean who knows if we're going to take in oh whoops we've 1.00

01:06:09 all accidentally brought in loads of asylum seekers where are we going to put them in all the nodes 0.90

01:06:13 that have represented danger to us interesting isn't it anyway so he he comes from eccles so

01:06:19 that's not moss side so he he's fine right in that so he's he's led this relatively normal life as

01:06:25 far as i can tell um he like i said had millions of subscribers and uh he complete completely normal

01:06:32 grew up in a single parent household uh his dad uh went left when he was one i think it was um

01:06:40 yeah one years old his dad left and so him and his sister raised by their mother after the father

01:06:45 left when he was only a year old um so he's he's had actually quite a normal english life

01:06:51 he's really really normie and this um clip went viral the other day where he would he had gone

01:06:58 to america to watch the england ghana game and he heard someone in front of him making racist

01:07:05 comments and man was he upset by this we have a situation where the gentleman that was uh

01:07:10 I'm sorry about my comment about getting out, it won't happen again.

01:07:30 No, it won't happen again because you're going to get thrown out mate.

01:07:32 Really? Yeah.

01:07:33 Why can't we now just forget about it?

01:07:35 Forget about you being racist? No mate.

01:07:37 Don't be racist.

01:07:39 Don't be racist. 0.79

01:07:40 The steward said that he can't kick him out or something.

01:07:44 Can we grab a pick?

01:07:45 There's one minute, mate.

01:07:46 It's your steward.

01:07:47 Jim, do you want to see him?

01:07:48 Yeah, I'll be down in a minute.

01:07:52 He's just got... 0.98

01:07:53 So, most raped man alive award. 0.99

01:07:56 He's absolutely eaten by this. 0.98

01:07:59 He's there to watch a football match

01:08:01 and he can't focus on the game anymore.

01:08:03 All he can do is try and repair a racism

01:08:06 that's happened in his vicinity.

01:08:07 There wasn't even an English guy who did it.

01:08:09 like when you listen to that guy's accent that's not an english accent that's some weird eastern

01:08:13 european accent right so some eastern european guy has said something about the Ghanaian team

01:08:18 and he has just absolutely treated him he's furious about it how dare you do a racism in

01:08:25 my presence and he's going to start lecturing him and he tries to in proper carrying fashion

01:08:29 to get him kicked out of the game now this was in america where they're like but that's not a crime

01:08:34 here like there's literally no current committed uh why can't you give him full force of the law

01:08:41 yeah because they have the first exactly he comes out as basically a hardcore kia starby voter

01:08:46 not good enough from the american stewards he got to watch the whole game after his comments

01:08:50 absolutely great well i mean he paid for it so why shouldn't he watch the whole game because

01:08:55 you're offended because you're a karen who lives in england and has a very uh weird view of what

01:09:02 tribal relations should be like no that's not how the rest of the world works actually and so

01:09:08 after that he's just fuming absolutely fuming he's walking around streaming he's like the living 0.96

01:09:13 embodiment of like what burnham wants he's got the fucking bucket house yes up on a council estate 0.98

01:09:18 in manchester and his primary concern is his country's being given away to random foreigners 0.97

01:09:23 complete desolation of economic opportunity he's in his 20s so he should be worried about the 0.99

01:09:27 destruction of all the social safety nets that he thinks he's going to rely on his primary concern

01:09:31 as, you shouldn't do a racist.

01:09:32 Ah, but he got rich, didn't he? 0.97

01:09:33 Cuck. 0.79

01:09:34 He got rich by actually being like the token white-working-class boy 0.66

01:09:38 in the circus.

01:09:41 Just to guess, when he read the rape gang report,

01:09:45 he did not get this angry.

01:09:46 I'm guessing he didn't read the rape gang report.

01:09:47 Or very possible, yes.

01:09:48 I can see it saying, I've gone and reported it.

01:09:52 He's not been kicked out of the stadium.

01:09:54 We saw him as we left.

01:09:55 He's been able to watch the whole game

01:09:57 after some of the things he was saying about the Garner team.

01:09:58 I'm not going to repeat it. 0.99

01:09:59 I think it's absolutely a fucking disgrace 0.99

01:10:01 he's been able to stay in and watch the game 0.98

01:10:04 after having evidence on the vlog,

01:10:06 having reported it,

01:10:07 and five witnesses that all of us heard him say it,

01:10:11 and he's still been able to watch the game. 0.99

01:10:12 I think it's an absolute fucking disgrace. 0.99

01:10:15 The one, like, moral standard that he has, 1.00

01:10:18 don't be racist.

01:10:19 Yeah, he's fuming, absolutely fuming. 0.93

01:10:23 You can tell this is eating him up.

01:10:25 Some guy said something about a foreign team

01:10:28 that they couldn't hear,

01:10:28 and you know these guys millionaire players get kicking a ball around and some and he is just

01:10:34 living i bet he was still angry hours later when he sat down to pee oh uh yeah yeah well we know

01:10:39 he was because he did his live stream afterwards and uh people were like oh you're being a karen

01:10:44 and he's like i don't know what you're talking about believe it such a karen you are

01:10:47 i don't get this karen there's a significant difference bro if he's called 0.99

01:10:56 Ghana shit right and he 0.98

01:10:59 doesn't like the team I get it 1.00

01:11:00 he's been fucking racist 1.00

01:11:02 he was I'm not going to 1.00

01:11:04 specifically say what he said

01:11:05 he was saying that I don't

01:11:08 even it's honestly the things 1.00

01:11:10 he was saying is fucking mental 0.99

01:11:12 like genuinely 1.00

01:11:14 absolutely fucking mental 0.99

01:11:16 I'd like to know what they 1.00

01:11:18 were

01:11:18 can you tell he's not a well

01:11:20 travelled man because if

01:11:22 he were to go to Asia like China

01:11:24 or something and just hear what yeah and just hear what the rest of the world says about 0.79

01:11:32 his favorite groups my sister i think it was three years she lived in south korea teaching

01:11:39 english they were racist every day oh yeah every day they're non-stop they are elite level racist

01:11:45 south koreans my friend when we went to japan for the first time he's like goatee and that and 0.95

01:11:50 there were a bunch of japanese school children that kept following around calling him a demon 0.89

01:11:53 yeah like that's that's that's their level of racism so if you put the gonayan team not only

01:11:58 knows japanese but but he won't tell us right but you can see that he is just outraged and so this

01:12:04 is what franz fanon would call a collaborator this is someone now i mean it right these are the

01:12:10 natives in the group who believe in the system and will expressly collaborate with the system

01:12:15 and will attack you for violating the norms rules and morals of the system he's a character from

01:12:20 camp of the saints yes he is yes he very much is um but he is an expressly a collaborator and he

01:12:27 can't even think that there might be an interest that he personally does still hold whether he

01:12:32 understands it or not in actually not giving everything over to the system because he has

01:12:38 been richly rewarded by the system and so when he's stomping around the american uh stadium

01:12:44 i can't believe they didn't kick him out because he expects the system because he's a collaborator

01:12:51 with it to serve him but he expects a young guy oh yeah he's he was born in 2001 because i remember

01:12:57 a few years ago now um visiting a mate of mine and i he his kids history book like gcse history

01:13:04 book was nearby and for whatever reason i leafed through it and what they're taught about the

01:13:09 second world war is the second world war was caused by racism yep we so my history curriculum

01:13:15 was uh second world war bits of the cold war but nothing on the great leap forward nothing

01:13:20 on the hollidmore um civil rights in america and the sexual revolution in the uk it's basically

01:13:25 just all racism and and the transatlantic slave trade but what that is is the the foundational

01:13:30 narrative of liberalism yeah right all of the things that liberalism cares about and how

01:13:34 liberalism has overcome all of these things i mean anything like yeah like you say the

01:13:38 why would liberalism care about that this is not within the narrative the point my point is he's

01:13:42 been soaked in this his entire life and for whatever reason has never stood back and said

01:13:47 why am i being taught this why is my football team full of ghanaians yeah why why is there a

01:13:52 ghanaian man um what why is there a ghanaian some people will never think why do i think the things

01:13:58 i think yeah no not at all absolutely and this this is so far like he he's just like i can't

01:14:04 believe they're going against my programming and again this is what a collaborator he's got rich

01:14:10 out of collaborating with a system that is ethnically replacing his tribe he doesn't care

01:14:16 even more absurd thing about this again you know we've already established he doesn't read reports

01:14:19 but um if he's in the united states temporarily the u.s state department is currently releasing

01:14:25 human rights reports condemning the uk for ethnic displacements they're saying white flight is a

01:14:30 human rights violation and that's that's without listing all of the rapes and murders and crimes

01:14:35 so they're they're saying europe and the uk is at risk of civilizational erasure because of mass

01:14:40 migration he is in the country that's currently condemning it and he thinks that their stewards

01:14:44 are going to escort man out the stadium for doing racism good luck buddy but it shows you the

01:14:49 difference between their system and our system right who's a part of the international liberal

01:14:54 rule of human rights well not the americans but the british you'd be in jail by now yes

01:15:00 You know, you'd have been arrested, you'd been kicked out of the stadium, the police would have been called, he would have shown the evidence of, look, he said these things about the Ghanaian team.

01:15:07 This happened to the kids that were posting online, because they found that a bunch of the accounts were like Saudi and Russian, but attacking Saka or whatever his name was, the Congolese guy, for missing a penalty in the Euros or whatever.

01:15:17 And they found like one British kid, and they made him a hurrah in the press.

01:15:22 And so this, he's furious that the system doesn't extend to the United States.

01:15:27 so now obviously this means that he thinks it should i mean he says you know i can't believe

01:15:30 they didn't do this disgraceful how dare they and as you can see like he's part of the collaborator 0.53

01:15:35 class so no no everything the system's doing is fine nothing to think about there it's completely 0.95

01:15:41 fine if the the england team is 75 african there's nothing to think about and thinking about it is a

01:15:48 racism you're not allowed to think about that uh and so he gets protected by the system so for

01:15:55 example i mean oh by the way the americans just kept posting videos like this going we don't care

01:15:59 this is america we believe in free speech not like the uk yeah totally true you're allowed to

01:16:05 actually be your own person and think your own thoughts in america and even say them out loud

01:16:09 but the system does come to his defense suddenly he gets the feminist victim narrative oh he got

01:16:17 online abuse okay but you're a 25 year old streamer you deal with football streaming you're

01:16:22 a multi-millionaire but like what do you expect you know anyone with a huge profile online gets

01:16:29 online abuse right you know everyone gets online abuse oh this sorry this game was in boston

01:16:34 and he was shocked about coarse language but it wasn't he put a nappy on but it wasn't from a

01:16:39 native yeah but even even then like sorry if you think bostonians are going to be annoyed about

01:16:43 course language come on but this is the kind of person that the system has generated right these

01:16:50 sort of person that they want it is but notice how the system's rewarding him right he gets to be

01:16:55 um in fact if you can look at his career when i get it right this is this is how the system has

01:17:01 rewarded him so he's got his twitch channel and then he gets a football kind of reality show

01:17:06 gets mainstream popularity they they bring he's completely a part of everything he doesn't think

01:17:11 differently to the system and that's what the system wants to show over no look be a compliant

01:17:16 serve to the system and we will pick one and we will reward him and he will get you know all of

01:17:22 these things and you will get to cheer on the african football team right so it's just like

01:17:28 okay well and he is furious that the racism challenges the system that benefits him

01:17:35 yes to him this is how he makes his money this is the only morality that he recognizes and the

01:17:42 system comes out to protect him right i don't know if it is necessarily that he thinks these

01:17:46 things because he's making money out of it it's that he thinks these things and that puts him in

01:17:51 the category of people who is allowed to make money out of things it's sure sure but he but i

01:17:54 mean it's a threat to his livelihood right because he's completely ensconced in the system wouldn't

01:18:01 surprise me if he's a true believer through and through oh i i believe he's a true believer don't

01:18:04 get me wrong right and i know that he's a true believer because he's disavowed his own dad for

01:18:08 being a racist should we watch growing up my dad was like a massive racist all right okay right

01:18:18 um and to put into context and only once i've grown up i've i saw this back now obviously when

01:18:26 i'm seeing him i'm like obviously my dad didn't say i'm picking bits up don't get me wrong i'm 0.51

01:18:32 not fucking doing anything stupid or saying anything but it's like i'm now now that i'm 0.84

01:18:37 older i notice it so it's like for example his his call of duty name um was a certain word killer 0.98

01:18:46 it was the the p word um killer and obviously i i'm i'm seeing my dad every it was either every

01:18:56 sunday or every other sunday um and then even though i'm seeing him once every two weeks or

01:19:02 once a week because i'm obviously a kid i'm picking stuff like this look up to your dad

01:19:07 well i don't know yeah yeah i know what you're saying i know when you're when you're young yeah

01:19:11 and it's like everything else you don't know right from wrong yet yeah i didn't i didn't know

01:19:15 like right from wrong so obviously i'm hearing i'm hearing him say all this stuff he's saying

01:19:19 i mean that's his clan tag and obviously i'm not going to school and saying it but now i look back 0.72

01:19:24 and i think oh wow fucking hell like he's pretty bad do you know i mean and i'm just thought there's 0.98

01:19:31 whole ecosystem out there of people that watch this stuff and how the hell is your brain not 0.97

01:19:36 rotting it's about staying on the reservation right he has accepted that no i'm going to be

01:19:43 put on the english reservation and the way that i can succeed in this life is by paying fealty

01:19:49 as a collaborator to the morality of the conquerors and i and my dad cares about the tribe

01:19:56 my dad is saying i'm going to patrol the boundaries of the tribe with his p word killer nickname this

01:20:03 is all about protecting the boundaries so his dad is a normal englishman who's like why is my country

01:20:08 i mean if this was a little bit further if this country is a little bit further down the track

01:20:13 you can well see him ringing up the stasi and to report his dad and have him taken away yeah and

01:20:18 just you know angry jinge mr what was his surname i can't remember his name um bird whistle or

01:20:25 whatever um got a hobbit name you should be ashamed that you choose the system over the

01:20:32 approval of your father there's nothing more important in life than having the approval of

01:20:35 your father if you've lost the approval of your father you need to seriously think about that

01:20:40 um i wouldn't do anything i thought would lose money the approval of my father so you need to

01:20:45 really think about what you are doing because again this is the system interceding in the tribe

01:20:51 your father has a morality for a reason now as i can't say he might not be the best dad

01:20:56 i don't know why their parents split up so i'm not going to pass any judgments

01:20:59 but uh you should be thinking about the approval of your father because it's the most important

01:21:03 thing in your life not being an anti-racist anyway we'll leave it there um maybe when he

01:21:10 saw the kid he was like that's not mine that's ginger i'm sure his father was ginger who knows

01:21:15 i don't know anything about that but like anyway binary says uh but i said the magic word and they

01:21:19 didn't immediately crucify him how dare they not melt before the righteous fury of my holy

01:21:24 incantation yes and that's and and in exchange for this he's publicly disavowing his own father

01:21:31 because his own father wasn't born and melded in this system they do act like saying racism

01:21:37 unleashes the spectral forces from the ark of the covenant they really do indiana jones yeah they

01:21:42 really do but i i just it's disgusting i would never publicly go and disavow my father you know

01:21:48 unless he was some sort of war criminal

01:21:49 or something, you know.

01:21:52 For having

01:21:54 traditional opinions about the

01:21:56 status of the tribe, disgraceful.

01:22:03 To the submarines, 0.99

01:22:04 woman is not yet bored. 0.97

01:22:08 I mean, where is this?

01:22:09 Because I would really like to take this

01:22:12 onto it, yeah.

01:22:16 Oh, it's Southampton.

01:22:18 Must be, yeah.

01:22:22 Yeah.

01:22:24 It's got to be Southampton.

01:22:33 Oh, so what he didn't show you is that Southampton Historic Docks,

01:22:38 they've also got the biggest indoor section is women in the Navy.

01:22:43 So skip the indoor bits and just do the ships. 1.00

01:22:46 I didn't realise they had an old submarine there

01:22:48 I've been a few times and I must have missed that

01:22:51 I tell you what, my youngest son would absolutely

01:22:53 love it

01:22:53 My wife considers the highlight of our honeymoon

01:22:56 me taking her to the Japanese Railway Museum

01:22:58 She went on a steam train ride

01:23:00 Really?

01:23:03 Samson's thumbs up

01:23:03 It's a good museum

01:23:04 She had infinite hours of fun just pressing up and down on the pantograph

01:23:09 But there you go

01:23:10 Let's go to the next one 0.99

01:23:11 Hey Lotus Eaters

01:23:15 this is a quick update for anyone who doesn't know anything about the news from california right now

01:23:20 so gavin newsom hasn't been paying his taxes so he's been invested with the irs and a base we're

01:23:26 not paying taxes for almost a decade i do the same thing but still so he forgot the one golden rule

01:23:31 in sacramento politics you always share the loot you always give a slice to your political party

01:23:38 and a slice to the opposition.

01:23:41 Yeah.

01:23:42 Sorry, I was really distracted.

01:23:44 Are you eating popcorn with chopsticks?

01:23:46 For some reason, yes, but he is absolutely right.

01:23:49 Gavin Newsom, presumably being like a wasp, 0.69

01:23:53 thought, well, everyone's being corrupt. 0.88

01:23:55 I can just be corrupt too.

01:23:56 It's like, no, they're spreading the corrupt wealth

01:23:59 amongst their patrons.

01:24:00 You're not choosing...

01:24:02 Amongst their clients.

01:24:03 You're not choosing clients, Gavin.

01:24:04 Also, I very quickly point out, I misspoke.

01:24:06 It was Portsmouth, not Southampton.

01:24:07 Oh, right.

01:24:08 right let's get the next one so carl did a response video to the nicolaj twitter account

01:24:14 and he's a very interesting leftist because i remember encountering him when he was like

01:24:18 justifying the elimination of like the bloodlines of like the kulaks and the romanovs and other

01:24:23 extra cats so he noted that the descendants of the kulaks all came back to power within russia

01:24:30 and china in a generation and he maintained that this is because of their genetic superiority to 0.95

01:24:35 the pro class and thus he thus he maintains that the only way to prevent this is to get rid of

01:24:40 them all at the outset of the revolution and i'm just a little surprised that he's just coming out

01:24:45 and saying this out loud the one honest leftist just says it okay is there another one samson

01:24:56 that's all right okay that's honestly i'm thank you for that follow-up man because i i enjoy that

01:25:01 It's like I said, I enjoy honest leftists where they just come out and tell you the genuine truth.

01:25:07 I appreciate that because I'm tired of lies and the pretense that, oh, we're just doing it to help people.

01:25:13 No, you're not.

01:25:14 You know, everyone knows you're not. 0.51

01:25:17 Starmer's fiery but peaceful backdoor says, the African who raped the two-year-old to death was given indefinitely to remain under Priti Patel.

01:25:25 Thanks, Tories.

01:25:26 Yeah, another crime that could be laid at their feet.

01:25:27 Yep.

01:25:27 Michael says 0.99

01:25:29 the vast majority of England and Britons won't turn

01:25:31 to violence and that probably includes the entirety of the load

01:25:33 seaters, correct, but that is

01:25:35 because we have something to lose, reputations

01:25:37 businesses, families, etc

01:25:38 yes, that's another great point, so while

01:25:41 we have something in the system to protect

01:25:43 we're going to try and protect it

01:25:45 Mermdon says

01:25:46 I will not excuse or absolve our government for the way

01:25:49 they are acting, but they know

01:25:51 that if they do not appease the Muslim community 1.00

01:25:53 there will be horrific violence in the streets 0.97

01:25:55 that they are trying to avoid to keep the multi-culti experiment 0.84

01:25:57 going that just then that just then requires the political will to remove those people

01:26:01 yes they just don't have it uh charlie says in case you didn't hear a convent in down patrick 0.95

01:26:07 island where saint patrick was buried was set on fire deliberately while in dublin a muslim

01:26:12 prayer hall was supposed to have been the victim of an arson attack guess which one the media

01:26:15 worked up on they're gonna burn the graves of your saints just fyi michael says seems like the

01:26:24 nudge unit active measures or kinetic operations or wet work or whatever term you'd like they can

01:26:29 manipulate feed and create an act even if it's carried out by a member of the public these

01:26:34 techniques are well documented they are modern stars i genuinely don't even think they need to

01:26:39 engineer no i i think they're at a point where they're desperately trying to engineer peace

01:26:43 yes and are not capable you know like i was when that when that stabbing came out i was suspicious

01:26:48 of it at first right because the the photos and the videos seem too perfect um and the interest

01:26:54 level on it was very tamped down like i expected that to be a main story for a week but i think

01:27:00 that they worried that if we make this a main story we might be putting ideas into people's

01:27:04 heads frankly and i i hate using the word febrile because all of the bloody mainstream pundits have

01:27:10 discovered this word in the last month and they're all using it but i do think the environment is

01:27:15 actually um fragile in this way and i think they're genuinely worried about it i think they're doing

01:27:21 everything they can to nudge us into just go back to sleep just go back to sleep jesus christ go

01:27:25 back to sleep um so i think they're genuinely afraid of that uh jan havey says it looks like

01:27:30 the new movie sits in vigilantes inspired by two right-wing indian movies uh durandahar and its

01:27:36 sequel which are both awesome uh all these movies seem to tap into the frustrations of the general

01:27:41 public right-wing media in general tends to be heavy-handed which is why up until now the left's

01:27:45 ideology was so prevalent in movies and pop culture they seem to have realized even right-wing movies

01:27:49 can do well in the box office

01:27:50 and figure out how to make them slick and mainstream.

01:27:52 The best right-wing movies are accidental.

01:27:54 It's like Barbie, Joker,

01:27:55 to a lesser extent, obsession.

01:27:57 But any time you get overtly right-wing art,

01:28:02 it's always made with owning the left in mind,

01:28:04 which means you're on the losing end of a dialectic. 0.88

01:28:05 This is why all the Daily Wire movies sucked. 0.70

01:28:07 Yeah, absolutely.

01:28:08 It's why Starship Troopers

01:28:09 is still an absolute classic now.

01:28:10 Exactly.

01:28:11 And Paul Verhoeven was like,

01:28:12 look, fascist bad.

01:28:13 It's like, no, heroes of humanity.

01:28:16 Everyone wants to be a part of the mobile infantry. 1.00

01:28:18 You fucking communist. 0.99

01:28:19 but again it's they they i i do love the accidental sort of like actually we made an 1.00

01:28:25 incredible writing movie because we just don't understand the human soul yes but that's what it

01:28:30 boils down to we just don't understand why you like this um omar says uh gonna get you kicked

01:28:36 out for doing a racism the don't think you are mate in the us is very different to the one you

01:28:40 get in the uk yeah ironically the whole incident was a result of total ignorance of other countries

01:28:44 and cultures it is and but good don't become sensitive to our anti-racist culture america

01:28:52 you know we we just to be clear absolutely proud of the americans for just being like what i can't

01:28:58 do a bostonian accent but just you know okay now i'm gonna try uh hector says the ginger will

01:29:04 convert to islam before the end of the year probably will can't rule it out can you you

01:29:11 genuinely can't rule it out um lansalot says populated by africans managed by germans are we

01:29:17 still talking about the football team of the country uh well yeah we're not managed by germans

01:29:21 no no i mean germany's not being managed very well either is it so let's be fair there's no 0.61

01:29:26 no great fucking outcome there uh her majesty's kirpan permit registry says connor is right about 0.73

01:29:32 stormzy if the england team were all right and cut in all white in carl's hypothesis stormzy 0.97

01:29:37 would support latvia because the england team are not representing diversity enough and because

01:29:40 empire i mean maybe you maybe i would like i said i was here's the most charitable interpretation

01:29:45 um happy to concede that that might be optimism on my part of course um furious dan says if ginge

01:29:52 is that mad about a comment about ghana don't show him the brazilian x feed gloating about

01:29:56 their game against japan right now they're posting world war ii atomic bomb footage well

01:30:01 they do have to cope though because brazil actually looks like the aftermath of an atomic

01:30:05 bomb being dropped on it whereas the japanese were able to rebuild in a couple of decades

01:30:08 what's your excuse yeah yeah yeah yeah that's true um i'm not reading that thomas he says why is

01:30:17 harry of the lotus eaters more angry about racism than usual that's that's me he's not ginger

01:30:21 harry's ginger isn't he no is he he's obviously ginger he's got ginger hair on his head i will

01:30:28 go and double check that anyway um thank you for joining us folks uh connor where can people find

01:30:33 more from you just under connor thomlinson on youtube also on substack and x right uh and

01:30:38 Thank you for joining us, folks.

01:30:39 We will see you tomorrow.

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - June 30, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1451

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