00:01:49.480She won a ruling in the courts allowing both her parents, a brother, his wife, and four children, a sister and four children, and another sister and her husband and three children.
00:02:06.280All of them have won the right to come to the United Kingdom on human rights grounds.
00:02:11.800uh apparently this is under the uh echar right to family life clause uh an infamous clause that
00:02:21.020has been used and abused in all kinds of ways and uh this was even though most of these people
00:02:28.340couldn't speak any english had absolutely no connection to britain etc etc and they were
00:02:33.560granted anonymity so that you couldn't sort of you know judge them too harshly but they can't
00:02:39.540even speak English. No, they can't speak English. No, they can't even speak English. And this is
00:02:45.840the judge in question. And you could sort of look at that face and think of Helen of Troy, I suppose.
00:02:55.820Now, just continuing with this, some individuals on X have been doing an incredible work,
00:03:04.500an incredible amount of work documenting what's been going on with the rest of British visa
00:03:11.580programs. And apparently they found that this lovely little establishment, which sells vapes
00:03:18.080and mobile phone accessories and perfumes, has now got the right to sponsor workers
00:03:25.520on skilled visas. Skilled? Skilled, skilled. It takes a lot of skill to stand behind that counter.
00:05:33.480More shockingly from the procurement files here, an account on X, strongly recommended follow, there are 79 different vape shops that are allowed to bring in skilled workers.
00:05:49.460And in bringing in those skilled workers into the workforce, it's going to create just an endless multiplication, where they sell their shops, they sponsor more people, and on and on it goes.
00:06:00.980Exactly. And none of this looks legitimate at first glance, but we know that officers working with trading standards have been threatened and harassed and had their homes attacked when they actually looked into these businesses.
00:06:14.700and it's rather obvious that the government knows that this is happening but hey this is GDP
00:06:19.860pure raw GDP and if we were wondering it's not just care homes this entity here called
00:06:30.140Momo Antaric Care Limited I'm assuming Momo is short for Mohammed was assigned 648 certificates
00:06:38.480of sponsorship from 2021 to 2024. Apple had 687, Microsoft 505. They had six employees.
00:06:53.240So how on earth could they be assigned 648 certificates of sponsorship for
00:06:58.600care workers? I don't know. Is this a photo of the location of the home?
00:07:03.960It looks like it, yes. Which looks just like a home. It doesn't look like it.
00:07:07.200I mean, they must be packed in there like sardines,
00:07:09.700because I struggle to see how 648 would be needed,
00:07:12.920even if you're spreading it out over time.
00:07:14.840To be fair, JJ Social Care Limited was assigned, apparently, 491 certificates,
00:07:23.140allegedly, according to the procurement files, from 21 to 2024, Bison 490.
00:07:31.360This is amazing. It was all under, you know, the Boris and Rishi governments.
00:09:49.440Yeah. And once they get here as well, they're basically going to incentivize paths to citizenship as well, because as the center ground, the old parties of, well, Labour really, is obviously collapsing as well.
00:10:02.060It's a good way to, you know, cement yourself with more voters, just as you see them doing in Spain with all the illegals at the moment.0.82
00:10:10.060And just in case you were wondering what is the plan here for those people who have come on these visas, you hear Ms. Oluomo of Derby, that classic English name.0.98
00:10:34.280those. Yes, well, they're discussing this issue and they are insisting that there shouldn't be0.98
00:10:39.580any reforms to ILR because the agreement, as they understood it, was that they would work for five
00:10:45.260years and get access to benefits. And the time is running short. If only we all had the same deal,
00:10:51.700eh? I would alter that deal so that they get none of those things. I mean,
00:10:55.880the allegation is changing the rules now after people have committed, worked, and contributed
00:11:03.080is not fair. Contributed by working minimum wage jobs that pay 10 times what you would get at home,
00:11:09.360just to be clear what the contribution is. And how much tax will they have, not to go into,
00:11:13.480oh, at least they're paying tax, like how much tax will they have paid in those five years?
00:11:17.200Practically. Yeah, and they're going to be claiming back if they want to get benefits
00:11:21.000far more than they ever put in because these people are leeches. Yeah. Also, you don't want0.94
00:11:25.400to frame this entire conversation in terms of fairness, because if you do... That's a problem.
00:11:32.820And you hear British Indian voices, an account promoting the interests of British Indians, saying that, no, there shouldn't be any scrapping of ILR.
00:11:58.600And if you object to that, this is fundamentally unfair.
00:12:02.540Exactly. When they say this, it's like, oh, changing the rules of the game in the 80th minute.
00:12:07.100This isn't a game. This is our civilization.
00:12:10.340This is not something that you can just walk away from and say, oh, we'll have a better match next time.
00:12:16.560Eventually, there will come a point where we just lose the entire thing.
00:12:21.040And then Britain never gets to play anything or do anything ever again.
00:12:24.600The people who never invented the Wii.
00:12:25.840Yes. And Based Data UK, which is another very, very good account, did a bit of research on this, some very high quality research on this, to just look at who's issuing these low-skilled visas and what does their representation look like.
00:16:28.740um and then again on base data just to see where this is going i mean these projections are
00:16:36.720terrifying the british becoming a minority in your lifetime if not in your lifetime in your
00:16:43.740children's lifetime this is really where this is going and some of these numbers are scary the0.86
00:16:49.100percentage of white british pupils in schools in britain is just under 60 percent yeah under 60
00:16:56.400percent. I used to work in schools around London when I worked there. Went to quite a lot of them,
00:17:03.300just doing some supply work. And you just frequently go into classrooms with no British
00:17:08.240children whatsoever. Yeah. Just all the time. And in 2051, the Brits become a minority.
00:17:16.700Possibly sooner. Running out of time. With the Muslim rate growing quickly,0.60
00:17:21.060and the christian share dropping quickly and with the percentage of people who whose main language1.00
00:17:27.920isn't english constantly increasing so this this isn't just theoretical this is total dispossession
00:17:36.020and this is conscious government policy well it's a race isn't it because they can see
00:17:41.020that the um the british population are becoming more and more alienated from the system and are
00:17:46.920really looking for a way out of this absolute death trap that they're constructing around us.0.93
00:17:53.220And at the same time, and so it's incentivizing them to speed things up because they realize
00:17:59.420that they're running out of time. And if they can just get it over the demographic line
00:18:03.940to consolidate their position, then they dramatically strengthen their own hand.
00:18:09.740Yeah. Part of me just thinks that some of the ILR reforms which are going through and
00:18:16.500are being pushed through to the point where, you know, a, I'd say former Corbynite, but former
00:18:21.880Blairite, former Corbynite, former Starmerite, anything under the sun, really, like Burnham will
00:18:28.360flip on it and go, actually, I am in favor of all of these reforms, is possibly because the1.00
00:18:34.100administrative and managerial state have just looked at the numbers and gone, shit, shit.0.98
00:18:39.720if we if it's had alistair campbell saying that france should be proud that it only has1.00
00:18:45.480one french player on its seat alistair campbell is uh an idiot well alistair campbell is he's not1.00
00:18:53.320no no no do not make that mistake alistair campbell is not stupid do not make that mistake1.00
00:18:59.500these people aren't doing this out of misguided incompetence it's important to see that well
00:19:06.980Because Keir Starmer, as a sort of parting shot before leaving office, he changed the India deal to basically make sure that the Indians don't have to pay their, what's it called, national insurance contributions if they get hired in Britain.
00:19:28.560So he's deliberately decided as a sort of parting gift to make it easier and cheaper to hire Indians rather than British.0.96
00:19:36.980these aren't accidents i'm not so these aren't coming from stupidity i'm not saying i'm not0.96
00:19:42.560saying they're accidents i do i do genuinely think that alistair campbell is uh an ideologically0.93
00:19:47.600captured burke personally yes but part of me just wonders if the administrative state has seen the
00:19:53.720bill that they're going to have to foot as soon as ilr goes through for all of these people and gone0.81
00:19:59.060uh the entire country will collapse overnight maybe but they're bragging that they achieved
00:20:30.260Because that is part of the process here.
00:20:32.560It's not just that they're bringing in these people to work for criminal enterprises like vape shops and barbershops and questionable takeaways and things like that.
00:20:43.980There are also endless scams within the government that help finance this.
00:20:49.520And one of the biggest ones is the taxi scam.
00:20:52.160because the state mandates free transportation
00:29:03.600So they say that the past is a different country,
00:29:07.440and that many people are looking back to a rose-tinted history
00:29:11.940which never existed and could never exist again.
00:29:15.560and they mainly apply this to people on the right, they accuse it as being something associated with
00:29:22.380fascism and something that needs to be avoided at all costs. Well in this segment I'm going to lay
00:29:27.980out how the left are equally guilty of wanting to return to a past that never really existed and was
00:29:35.480in fact far worse than they would like to admit. Now even if it is comparatively better off than
00:29:41.240we are now, and that past is balmy, bonkers Britain, otherwise known as Silly Sausage
00:29:47.820Britain in a recent coinage from The Guardian, and that Count Binface is the physical manifestation
00:29:56.700of this yearning for a return, with a capital V, to 2007 that our political establishment
00:30:03.820ever so wants, which is one of the reasons why they are so heavily backing him against
00:30:08.240Nigel Farage. But first, if you would like something nourishing, an oasis of sense in a
00:30:13.980mad, mad world, pick up a copy of Islander 6. I have my copy right here. It's an excellent edition
00:30:21.280of the now legendary magazine with plenty of value in here. And also, if you can't afford it
00:30:28.100because you're paying £14.99 for it because you've decided you're going to buy an extra
00:30:33.000subscription to some streaming service that produces file that you shouldn't be watching1.00
00:30:38.040anyway uh then i think you're an idiot i hope you stub your toe when you wake up from bed next1.00
00:30:45.140morning and i hope that you step on a lego on your way to work uh some salesmanship so buy one1.00
00:30:52.000right now so no they don't make them that way anyway i don't know if we've actually covered
00:30:59.460this on the podcast yet, but if we haven't, I would like to introduce you to one of a pair
00:31:05.300of the two worst articles ever written by anybody in the history of mankind. This is
00:31:12.140Sophie Jenkinson's Mr. Blobby Patriotism, published in October of last year in Renewal,
00:31:19.560a journal of social democracy. Now, if you're not familiar with Sophie Jenkinson, don't worry,
00:31:24.860I wasn't either. So I took a quick look into her. It says at the bottom of this article,
00:31:29.280So I looked into it. She's the co-director of Round Our Way, who are a climate activism NGO, former head of communications, IPPR and NEF.
00:31:41.140NEF, of course, being the New Economic Foundation and IPPR being some policy think tank as well.
00:31:48.120So this is a woman who has been well connected to the policy wonk think tank NGO apparatus and is now co-directing one of these climate activist policy think tanks as well, which contributes to Guardian articles and other places where they talk about what they call the consequences of the climate crisis that we're currently in.
00:32:13.080So I think we can see her as, particularly with the feminine mindset, being that she's a woman, she's reflective of the kind of attitude that a lot of policy wonks and people within the NGO apparatus hold.
00:32:28.640This is their mindset. This is what drives them. This is what animates them.
00:32:33.220These are their preferences, and their preferences are to return to a very, very safe,
00:32:39.840very, very unthreatening and unserious paradigm, which, frankly, just doesn't exist anymore.
00:41:57.880background and did a reveal of him. Jonathan David Harvey earns his living making comedy shows for
00:42:04.520the BBC, is an Oxbridge liberal elitist, because he's studied the classics at Oxford, who has
00:42:11.300screeds of anti-Brexit, anti-Trump, and anti-British rants on his Twitter going back over a decade.1.00
00:42:17.880So he's just an establishment shit. And his entire life pushing at open doors.1.00
00:42:23.720Exactly. He's John Cleese saw the light eventually.
00:42:27.400Yeah. He debuted as Lord Buckethead in 2017. He had to drop the character due to copyright disputes, ironically enough, and then invented Binface in 2019 as a replacement when he debuted against Boris Johnson during the 2019 elections. Harvey, it carries on, has since gone on to be a writer after his Lord Buckethead debut. He went on to be a writer for shows such as The Thick of It and Have I Got News for You.
00:42:55.020the worst show on tv so i i think writing for have i got news for you is enough to qualify you0.97
00:43:01.480for an eternal gypsy curse i could go further than that but i won't because of youtube guidelines0.83
00:43:07.700and here's here's the thing like the whole thing's a lot and the whole thing is a complete farce0.94
00:43:13.660and i'm not entirely against the idea of like revealing british politics and the british
00:43:19.160political system to be a farce because it it is it absolutely is the fact that this can happen in
00:43:25.460the first place and the establishment is putting its hopes behind a man in a dustbin outfit0.94
00:43:30.600against nigel farage shows that the whole like the establishment is in clown face right now yes0.99
00:43:36.180it has taken off its serious mask and revealed that it was always a retarded clown this whole0.96
00:43:40.540time uh but in the same way that like farage struggles to larp as anti-establishment when0.96
00:43:46.640there's so many videos of him like dancing around with Preeti Patel and getting like Boris wave
00:43:52.860ministers into his anti-Boris wave party. Binface is also just like the establishment. He is backed0.86
00:44:00.280by it so he's an attempt as seen through the lens of silly sausage Britain to just reorient
00:44:06.560political culture to a safer and more comfortable position the establishment prefers it to be in.
00:44:13.280is not actually challenging British politics in the slightest.
00:44:17.820And you can tell that because even before this was happening,
00:44:20.160before, like Count Binface, I think the most he's ever got
00:44:22.780is like 96 votes against Boris Johnson.
00:44:25.980I might be wrong in that he might have received more votes
00:44:28.360in some of the other by-elections that he's stood in.
00:44:30.980Not going to lie, actually we should beat Boris, to be fair.
00:44:33.540Well, I mean, maybe it would have saved us all a lot of bother in the end,
00:44:36.200but still, he stood in Makerfield and got 95 votes.
00:56:49.660I don't know what price do footy tickets go for.
00:56:52.820Probably similar to a monthly Netflix subscription these days
00:56:57.040because they keep ramping the price up.
00:56:58.740So cancel Netflix and get this instead.
00:57:00.400Or for the price of two pints a month,
00:57:03.440You can get yourself an Islander magazine.
00:57:06.560And in this, we've got wonderful articles.
00:57:08.540I've written one all about Samwise Gamgee on this occasion.
00:57:11.580This is six for six now, talking all about Lord of the Rings characters, which has been tremendous fun.
00:57:17.280Carl's actually wrote a Tolkien-centric article on this occasion too, talking all about the scouring of the Shire.
00:57:23.400We've got fantastic articles from people like Will Tanner.
00:57:26.940Great interview with the American economist Michael Hudson.
00:57:29.880And all of these essays are centering around the idea of what is to be done at this late hour.
00:57:37.580So if that sounds appealing to you, head over to the website and do get your hands on a copy of the sixth issue of Islander.
00:57:44.780So though, as I say, I am not a football fan, I have been utterly fascinated as the weeks have rolled on around me.
00:57:53.640Not only because there is something about the nation-to-nation rivalries, because it is inherently the idea of a World Cup is a very nationalistic thing.
00:58:04.300You're having a grand old tournament to decide which nation is superior, which one is the best, and leaves all of its enemies defeated, quaking in tears after you've totally torn them up on the pitch.
00:58:18.020So there is something about that, and that creates a great amount of comedy, and I enjoy that.
00:58:23.640But there are some who take it more seriously than others.
00:58:27.320And this is one of the examples that we have, particularly from the Argentinians, time and time again.
01:02:00.460And they thought it put Norway, the country of Norway,
01:02:04.180because that's what they are. Whenever these footballers go into the stadium, they're not just
01:02:09.120representing how well the team can play football, they're also representing something about the
01:02:15.780wider nation that they come from as well, as I just said in the example of Norway.
01:02:21.260People actually like when you play into your cultural history.
01:02:24.300Exactly. And so when the Argentinians go on the pitch and behave like a bunch of, to put it1.00
01:02:31.100politely cheating bastards it basically creates this feeling that we're not even talking about0.99
01:02:37.400Maradona's goal of hostility right we're not even talking about the hand of God but I'll play this0.98
01:02:43.660just headlocking them throwing them around it was more like a wrestling match
01:02:55.820than anything else now I'm not saying that our guys have always played a clean game either
01:03:01.060And one of the things that I just is the amount of diving, just anyone, just always any opportunity to take a dive.
01:03:07.960And that's ubiquitous across football. That's just is what it is.
01:03:11.640But there's also the fact that across numerous games throughout this tournament, the Argentinians have constantly seemed to have a bit of a helping hand from referees, from checkings of VAR, from all sorts of things.
01:03:27.900There was even one that was talking about the fact that Gianni Infantino, the CEO of FIFA, looked pleased when the Argentinians scored yesterday and was looking miserable whilst it was still 1-0 to England.
01:03:44.560And so there are all of these things that have just given people a really bad impression of the Argentinian team.
01:03:52.000and this comes to the the ever-present question actually it's quite a quite a big one in a film
01:03:57.600that i know you're a fan of harry which is cars uh which is my daughter is yeah for some reason
01:04:04.280little tidbit little factoid about me my daughter loves the cars movies only one and two right she
01:04:10.040kind of hates the third one she doesn't want to watch it and i i don't know why that's the one0.94
01:04:14.400that's centered on like the girl car so maybe she maybe she's like anti-feminist she's just beast
01:04:20.160foreign based we live based and we'll forever be based i've had to watch cars one and two
01:04:26.740but that whole idea like in the finale of that film it's about the actual honor of the
01:04:34.760sportsmanship itself every bit as much as it is whether or not you actually technically win the
01:04:40.500thing and when the whole world is seeing the argentinians being given this this helping hand0.89
01:04:46.480when they see that there's a bit of tomfoolery going here,
01:04:50.000it doesn't exactly endear people to them.
01:04:52.260And then it certainly doesn't endear anyone in Britain to them
01:04:56.120when, in celebration, the Argentinian team come out
01:05:00.120and basically claim that the Falkland Islands are theirs.
01:05:03.060Now, as a point of reference, our Prime Minister,
01:05:08.000who's on his way out, can, with one last great patriotic parting shot,
01:05:13.320as he always said, the World Cup may not be ours,
01:05:15.760but the falkland islands are so true sakir so true like i said starmer like i said yesterday
01:05:22.120he's been really milking the football all that it's worth he's been sneaking in these like new
01:05:28.960reforms to immigration under the door where nobody's paying attention so that people can't
01:05:33.280be angry at him for that but the football has been front and center look at him in his shirt
01:05:37.480fighting for the britain's right to have the pubs open at 2 a.m the downing street pr taught him how
01:05:43.920to smile still looks like a robot yeah uh it'll never change anyway so but all of this is to say
01:05:54.500is uh andrew griffith mp points out here well fifa fined our players for wearing poppies back
01:06:01.180in 2016 and the span they also banned spanish players in 2024 which i think i don't know that
01:06:07.960might have been linked to something to do with gibraltar i don't know i can't remember i'm not
01:06:12.420a football scholar as you may have noticed um but really it comes down to the point that it's like
01:06:18.300well okay if there's been this sort of like favoritism to the Argentinians for a lot of the
01:06:24.080tournament by the higher ups then what is going to happen now are they actually going to be fine
01:06:30.000for it what will the repercussions be we will see um there was also quite a comical little episode
01:06:36.260as well, where Chelsea ended up basically giving a bit of a hype for the Argentinian man. I assume
01:06:42.960he plays for Chelsea, otherwise they wouldn't have done it, but that was a bit cringe. Everyone
01:06:47.740disliked that. And then there's also, it's like, okay, you might have kicked the ball in the net
01:06:53.620at one time more than we did, but just don't forget about whose ships are around the Fulcrums,0.98
01:07:00.400all right? And you can see here that it does have added context at the bottom, but Argentina has
01:07:05.800formally protest to the united kingdom after accusing the royal navy patrol vessel hms medway
01:07:11.540of making an unauthorized transit through argentine territory territorial waters uh shortly after the
01:07:18.880semi-final match now it actually goes on to point that this was this happened before the match so um
01:07:25.280yeah there we are just just just remember where those ships are but then we get into all the
01:07:30.760dimensions of it so i've talked about argentina and then the to me there was just the absolute
01:07:36.220fascination with how this entire world's caught i mean don't get wrong i accept it this is a very
01:07:41.660terminally online thing i i get all that but for sure yes yes so yes as harry has pointed out this
01:07:54.600is Ben Gavir who is a minister of national security in Israel a walking stereotype as well
01:08:03.240like the a walking like stereotype of the worst kind he's the most openly bloodthirsty amongst
01:08:11.100them and he's supporting he's like do I really have to explain to you why I pray for Argentina
01:09:42.640and so that does just bring up the fact it's like well why are they it's like well let's just
01:09:48.160remember that Israel did give arms to the Argentina during the Falklands war that that was
01:09:53.840just something that happened and so it's not like these two nations don't have a shared history of
01:09:59.340cooperation with one another just just as a reminder this was during the government of
01:10:04.220Margaret Thatcher yeah who at that point was probably one of the if not the most pro-Israel
01:10:11.360prime ministers that we'd ever had since it was established in 1948. Yes, yes. And it also,
01:10:17.380this article as well, points out the fact that these were being given to an Argentine hunter
01:10:22.240that was also disappearing about 30,000 of its own people, and disproportionately 10% of those
01:10:29.420were Jewish. And yet Israel were funding Argentina. And we also, we just come to the fact,
01:10:36.160So it says, yet Argentina was able to acquire over 20 Nasser fighter jets from Israel in 1982, the year of the Falklands War, with more Israeli weapons and supplies secretly transferred through Peru.
01:10:48.600And it also used Israeli-supplied Skyhawk jets to sink four British warships, including the Sir Galahad, which resulted in the death of 48 of our British soldiers, who had gone all that way across the Atlantic just to defend British sovereign territory.
01:11:07.700And, you know, our servicemen paid the price of their lives for to defend.
01:11:14.100And so we also get to the fact, but it's not just Israel as well.
01:11:17.680So you've got people like Gert Wilders, who is the face of the populist right of the Netherlands, being like, yeah, I hope Argentina win this. It's like, right. So you as a populist, Gert, who have made your entire career out of saying, man, don't we have problems with immigration in the Netherlands? Isn't this terrible?
01:11:37.700Look at the cultural vandalism here. Look at the loss of Dutch identity and just seeing the fact that this is a shared lived experience now for the Dutch, for the French, for the Spanish, for the Germans, for the British, all of your compatriots across Europe.
01:11:53.360You don't side with the Brits, who are a part of a genuine continental struggle for their civilization to simply survive this century.
01:12:03.080No, because of your support for that particular side in the Middle East, you find yourself siding with the Argentinians against us,
01:12:11.380even though you've no other real sense of common ties with them other than those geopolitical interests that you personally hold.
01:12:18.200It turns out that this whole thing has not even just turned into a proxy war new front for Israel-Palestine.
01:12:23.520This has also just reignited old imperial-like rivalries between all of the continental powers in Europe.
01:21:28.940The facts were there, stubbornly, tournament after tournament, to support the theory, fueling
01:21:35.260the dreams of thousands of young immigrants in the suburbs from Algeria, Ivory Coast or
01:21:40.000Cameroon, who imagined a sporting destiny with France filmed with astronomical salaries and
01:21:46.440televised glory without ever needing to love France. And this is what it ultimately allows
01:21:52.960you to do. It manages to twofold put forward the diversity into the team and say, isn't it
01:21:59.160wonderful that they're proud to represent this country, even though there are many other reasons
01:22:03.960why one might wish to become a footballer other than represent. I mean, you just see the way that
01:22:09.220It's just the Premier League works now.
01:22:11.840It's just constantly this mercenary transactional thing
01:22:14.320of people being bought from club to club.
01:22:16.500There are those, obviously, who have loyalty to one particular club.
01:22:19.840But that idea of it having used to have been that people from Manchester
01:22:24.660would play for Manchester, those who came from Arsenal
01:22:28.820would play for Arsenal, or those who came from Tottenham,
01:22:32.020wherever it might have been, well, we don't have that anymore.
01:22:34.660It's entirely just people changing team to team within the nation, people changing team to team in the continent.
01:22:41.900And so it's not exactly a sporting sport anymore that breeds a great deal of loyalty within people, especially given how much money there is to be made in it.
01:22:52.380Even on the diversity, you never see people from the Indian subcontinent or from East Asia being part of the football teams, even when they are part of that population.
01:23:01.660now uh it is always africans yes so like that diversity is a bit one-sided oh absolutely uh
01:23:10.260seems that the rules of genetics might have something to say about things well who knows
01:23:14.960um but running a little short on time so i'll just close it up ladies and gentlemen which is
01:23:19.500to say the term obviously this also means that when france play morocco we still get riots in
01:23:24.320london because we have a moroccan population of course we do we're never protected from it these1.00
01:23:29.080are all and this comes from things as you know like cricket matches in Leicester between the1.00
01:23:33.320Indians and the Pakistanis right and so whenever they talk about oh look how good and diverse a
01:23:38.980team is it's like yeah but look at what the rest of the diversity is doing outside of this one
01:23:44.440particular tournament uh anyway if there is one silver lining in all of it ladies and gentlemen
01:23:49.480at least we get another crack at the French there you go all right a lot of rumble rants from that
01:23:56.540one as well we've had some very generous um chatters yeah thanks very much friends um there
01:24:02.040are no video comments today are the samson okay well as well read through yeah sure so uh last
01:24:09.880raven and go from there sure uh last raven says uh isn't it funny how bb's entire shtick is about
01:24:15.780dragging us into iran was to keep iran from getting a nuke yet the suicidal empathy of the0.79
01:24:22.200west will make them nuclear armed islamic powers well i mean you'll you'll know more about this0.87
01:24:28.140than i will fear us um i mean we already have nuclear armed pakistan and we give them money0.90
01:24:32.880every year uh scott c guy says as a scott my best memory of this world cup is scotland drinking0.69
01:24:38.400boston dry hey it's one of our skills i mean more power to you man uh bald eagle 1787 says fifa is
01:24:46.140a great representation of western governments they take tons of bribes from nations wanting
01:24:50.700to host and launder billions through construction projects bread and circuses for the masses yeah
01:24:56.460absolutely um that's a random name says uh my nation may be getting pillaged in the real time
01:25:03.280but all that matters is getting uh s-faced with um yeah with beer whilst watching our team um
01:25:13.060yeah it's playing football yes yes um the way that that's phrased i feel like it should have
01:25:20.140I almost feel like it should have, like, a Brit Giga Chad face attached to it.