The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1477

00:00:00.000 Good afternoon and welcome to the podcast Lotus Eaters episode 1477. I'm your host Harry joined

00:00:06.120 today by Bo. Not here for breakfast, he's already had his breakfast now so he's come back for

00:00:11.460 seconds. Second breakfast you might call it. And I'm also joined by the Mediterranean menace

00:00:16.860 Stelios. Thank you Harry. How's it going? Thank you brother. You were just talking to us about 1.00

00:00:22.720 your favorite band The Perv. Yes. Yes and their hit Bittersweet Symphony. That wasn't written by

00:00:29.220 them. Yeah we're just having a little quick natter about bands whose best songs weren't written by

00:00:33.780 them and how how you you think that that must be highly embarrassing but yeah I mean if you don't

00:00:39.180 have good songs and your only good song is what's written by others essentially just what are you

00:00:44.000 doing? You're just a perv at this point. Well you can carry on that discussion in the chat because 0.91

00:00:49.600 that's not what we were discussing today. Today we're going to be talking about the early release

00:00:53.960 travesty. We're going to be talking about the many crimes of Francesca Hong. Is that how you

00:01:00.140 pronounce her name? I don't care. She's an evil lady. I don't care. You need to watch out. I don't

00:01:04.720 care. It doesn't matter, Harry. Do you know the meme where it says, you know, you don't care about

00:01:09.260 politics, but then you have the guillotine. You have to care about it. Oh, well, and I'm also

00:01:16.140 going to talk about America's time-honoured return to traditions of discriminating against

00:01:21.940 the Irish Keith Woods in particular with that I think we shall get into the news okay it hasn't

00:01:30.080 been covered on Lotus Eaters I don't believe yet Samson said it hadn't about the early release

00:01:35.420 scheme Labour's early release scheme so we need to talk about but we also aren't we are we not

00:01:41.840 under orders to shield the Islander magazine real quick here it is buy it buy it still copies

00:01:49.980 available for you if you are quick get them now while you still can okay all right so it's been

00:01:57.900 labour's policy hasn't it to deal with the problem the fundamental problem is that there's not many

00:02:03.700 spaces left in our prisons that's the fundamental problem they're full our entire prison estate is

00:02:10.140 full at one point i saw one of the politicians say at some point i think earlier in the year or late

00:02:15.820 last year there was literally just a few cells left in the whole of the country it was like at

00:02:22.440 capacity okay okay so that's a problem for government and society to deal with what to do

00:02:29.500 build back better what to do and there's a number of things you could do well i can think of about

00:02:36.300 25 of those occupied spaces how you would be able to free those up

00:02:42.680 are you talking about deportations or about about 25 penalty uh well that's it that's a

00:02:50.920 that's a different conversation basically about 25 percent of the population in our prisons last 0.97

00:02:55.800 time i checked is of foreign uh background right so there is an easy and obvious way to uh get rid 1.00

00:03:03.760 of them and avoid those spaces being filled up again in the future by foreigners yeah so 1.00

00:03:10.260 right that's sort of probably perhaps the most obvious thing to do wait haven't we got a few 1.00

00:03:16.240 tens of thousands of foreign nationals in our prisons can't surely we well we can't I say 0.97

00:03:24.100 surely we can't just deport them according to like the ECHR and all sorts of the the UN human

00:03:30.080 rights and the entire industry that's around protecting them legally and a government home

00:03:35.460 office that doesn't want to push that envelope and uh and on and on and on yeah there's been a

00:03:40.500 number of relatively high profile cases i even remember one being reported on by sky news

00:03:45.960 where we could have deported somebody i think it was for either it was for some variety of child

00:03:52.200 abuse but human rights lawyers were able to block the deportation because well if he goes back to

00:03:58.100 his home country they'll probably punish him worse than we would oh yeah yeah there's a number of

00:04:03.340 good we can also there is just deporting them from existence there's that as well yeah i mean

00:04:09.580 it's only uh restore britain who stand on a platform of bringing back the death penalty

00:04:14.680 or not having a referendum on whether or not to bring back death penalty even reform won't go

00:04:18.820 that far will they um that is clear light between them i mean but anyway well there's a reason that

00:04:23.220 most uh most don't want to have a referendum on the death penalty it's because the mass public

00:04:28.020 will instantly vote yes for it i would have thought if it went to a national referendum i

00:04:32.620 I would have thought it would pass.

00:04:34.960 It'd be an easy win for it.

00:04:35.940 I think so, yeah.

00:04:36.980 I think I'm right in saying that statistically

00:04:39.900 there's always been a majority preference for it.

00:04:44.660 It was like abolished essentially against the majority

00:04:47.200 of the public's will in the 60s, early 60s.

00:04:50.620 Yeah, I think when polled, the majority of the average person

00:04:53.820 say, yeah, you should have the difficulty.

00:04:55.780 It was always like a liberal, it was always like a wishy-washy,

00:05:00.020 pearl-clutching, hand-wringing liberal thing, wasn't it?

00:05:02.620 Anyway, anyway, that's a bit further down.

00:05:05.180 It does seem like, doesn't it, one of the obvious things you could do 1.00

00:05:08.100 is deport the thousands of foreign nationals

00:05:10.300 or even people that have got joint nationality, dual nationals, 0.92

00:05:15.800 strip them of the British part of that

00:05:18.840 and send them back to their countries of origin, 0.90

00:05:22.040 of one of their parents or something, whatever it is.

00:05:24.080 But I sense that you think that there is one thing

00:05:26.620 that you shouldn't do under any circumstances,

00:05:29.380 which may be what Burnham is contemplating doing.

00:05:32.620 just letting people out early yeah right yeah so okay so one other solution could be couldn't it

00:05:38.980 build more prisons even like temporary ones they had do you remember during the covid thing they

00:05:46.380 had what they called nightingale hospitals or nightingale sort of um medical stations i.e

00:05:52.500 not even prefab just um just completely temporary things and they're just big temps that they put up

00:05:59.920 where there were a load of beds and everything.

00:06:01.840 So you're suggesting in the streets of London,

00:06:03.740 big tents with pages in them?

00:06:05.900 No, no, no.

00:06:06.460 I feel like the media would have something of a field day with that one.

00:06:09.120 No, not that.

00:06:09.700 But just some sort of overflow capacity,

00:06:14.520 something you might think could be done,

00:06:16.640 something short of just letting people out early.

00:06:19.100 There's also talk of Nightingale housing,

00:06:22.920 various ways that you could you could try to accommodate all the prisoners short of it seems

00:06:32.160 to me the worst possible thing you could do is just let people out especially if their crimes are

00:06:38.040 heinous right okay all right somebody's in prison for petty theft or something it's not great it's

00:06:45.720 not ideal is it to let them out early but all right if you've decided for whatever reason you're not 0.86

00:06:51.160 going to deport the foreign criminals and you're not going to build any new prisons and you decide 0.91

00:06:55.600 come to the political decision that you're going to let people out early well at least make it only 0.98

00:07:00.200 apply to those whose crimes are sort of the least dangerous the least but no it's for killers and

00:07:07.280 things sometimes often so so let's talk about it's all in the news cycle it has been for a while now

00:07:13.640 but today particularly just again it's all in the news so i mean if i even got uh one of the links

00:07:19.700 was the front pages i think it did have it somewhere um so is there not a front pages one

00:07:25.740 these all my links i think they are anyway all right don't worry about it it was on the front

00:07:32.140 pages a lot of the print media today so one of the big stories i think it might be the first

00:07:36.700 link in our document there if you look at that samson yeah if you just go to that and see if

00:07:41.580 that's uh the right one perhaps uh maybe if you scroll down oh no this this is the first link i

00:07:49.600 gave you the wrong link that's my fault then all right whatever um yeah it's been on the front

00:07:53.460 pages one of the biggest stories is one particular case so this uh case pc harper who was

00:08:01.200 dragged behind a car and until he killed him until he died it was like horrific as well like

00:08:09.200 his injuries were unbelievable sort of unbelievable sounds like a bad way to go yeah god oh god

00:08:14.860 yeah

00:08:16.780 it's got to be up there

00:08:17.960 with like being burnt alive

00:08:18.860 or something

00:08:19.220 absolutely

00:08:19.860 hellacious

00:08:20.860 people said

00:08:22.300 well I won't

00:08:23.700 talk about any of the details

00:08:24.880 of what

00:08:25.300 of his injuries

00:08:26.780 it's too horrific really

00:08:27.940 and anyway

00:08:29.600 three people were involved

00:08:31.000 in that

00:08:31.400 they accidentally

00:08:33.000 dragged him behind the car

00:08:34.180 they didn't mean to

00:08:34.980 so they didn't like

00:08:36.180 pin him down

00:08:37.000 tie a rope to his ankle

00:08:37.980 tie a rope to the back of the car

00:08:38.940 on the driveway

00:08:39.240 it wasn't that

00:08:39.800 they just tried to get away

00:08:41.500 he was going to get them

00:08:42.980 and arrest them for something

00:08:43.860 some minor thing

00:08:44.560 Oh, so they were criminals. 0.67

00:08:45.680 Oh, yeah, yeah, oh, yeah, they were criminals.

00:08:47.440 And they just got in their car and drove away,

00:08:49.720 and somehow he got tangled up in a tow rope of some type.

00:08:54.040 They didn't realise they were dragging him for a while, they say.

00:08:59.120 Okay, so anyway, there was three people involved in that.

00:09:00.860 Now, the driver of the car, he got the longest custodial sentence for murder,

00:09:05.880 and he's not eligible for this early release.

00:09:09.260 But the other two people that were in the car, not the driver,

00:09:11.380 but they were at the scene and responsible, aren't they,

00:09:13.440 on some level to do with it all.

00:09:14.520 accomplices

00:09:15.400 accomplices to murder

00:09:16.560 you could say

00:09:16.920 also if they were all involved

00:09:18.420 in a criminal activity

00:09:19.300 in the first place

00:09:20.220 well they're all accomplices

00:09:21.340 they're all part of a crew

00:09:22.780 yeah no that's definitely

00:09:23.740 how it works

00:09:24.180 yeah

00:09:24.460 that's definitely how it works

00:09:25.820 yeah

00:09:25.980 so they were given

00:09:27.660 the other two

00:09:28.180 were given something like

00:09:28.860 13 years

00:09:29.700 and they've served

00:09:31.080 about half of that

00:09:32.100 now they're being let out

00:09:34.220 and when it sort of

00:09:35.740 got into the news

00:09:36.900 that they were going

00:09:37.360 to be let out

00:09:38.060 Burnham himself intervened

00:09:40.000 and said

00:09:40.340 I'm going to

00:09:41.060 look at this case

00:09:42.180 and see what I can do

00:09:44.260 to sort of prevent them

00:09:45.120 getting out early

00:09:45.780 and he says he has

00:09:47.600 but they're still

00:09:48.180 going to get out early

00:09:48.820 and he's sort of saying

00:09:50.900 oh there's nothing

00:09:51.780 I can do

00:09:52.400 there's nothing I can do

00:09:53.400 it's your home office

00:09:55.660 it's your home office

00:09:56.640 it's your prison

00:09:57.580 estate

00:09:58.600 you can tell them to

00:09:59.920 I mean the problem is

00:10:02.560 is it's standard procedure

00:10:03.620 with a lot of

00:10:04.900 with a lot of sentences

00:10:06.760 in this

00:10:07.160 that you

00:10:07.480 in Britain

00:10:08.180 will only serve

00:10:09.200 50%

00:10:09.980 of the sentence

00:10:11.420 and then you'll come out

00:10:12.240 and you'll basically be in

00:10:13.420 uh be watched over by the authorities for the other half of your sentence and then you'll be

00:10:19.500 free to go altogether it's even earlier released than that well yes i think they've reduced even

00:10:24.260 40 rather than 50 which is the big controversy the other year it's even earlier and there's been

00:10:30.280 uh uproar about about this particular case but it's not like it's not the only case yeah i think

00:10:35.560 the the reduction from 50 to 40 was in the first place a move to try and again free up more spaces

00:10:42.160 in prisons well yeah of course yeah that's what it's about but also it fulfills doesn't it a

00:10:47.880 leftist's um ambition to sort of ruin society the idea that criminals uh whatever they've done

00:10:55.700 don't deserve any real punishment it's just the system yeah yeah the system is the thing that's

00:11:02.540 at fault here always always the left is everywhere the same and this is the same kind of law that we

00:11:09.500 had in Greece about 10 years ago, where every sentence was halved on these grounds. And

00:11:16.300 essentially you had murderers who walked out in 12 and a half years. And I remember a particularly

00:11:23.220 infuriating, not decree, suggestion by the government that said, if you're in your house

00:11:30.240 and you're sleeping and you understand that there are people there trying to rob you and robbing

00:11:36.100 you just act like you're sleeping play dead so they don't this was the greek government said

00:11:42.240 yeah the leftist who's uh and bear in mind bear in mind our previous prime minister

00:11:48.400 had Mao Tse Tung as his role model and the guidelines were play dead you know play asleep

00:11:55.860 because if you if you wake up if they sense that you have woken up they're going to do something

00:12:01.640 bad to you so you minimize the chances of getting harmed by doing nothing by freezing and just let

00:12:08.260 them do it just be a victim be a victim let them steal from you let criminals be criminals now one

00:12:14.220 thing what if what if they decide to come into my room and hurt me anyway yeah um when i could

00:12:20.080 we'll try we'll try to um we'll try to tell your family how sorry we are and do nothing about it

00:12:27.380 Yeah, and also, like, I don't know what burglary,

00:12:30.260 like, resolved burglary cases are like in Greece,

00:12:34.500 but in the UK, they basically, like,

00:12:36.720 you burgle someone's house, you get away with it.

00:12:39.020 So if you're just there, you just burgle,

00:12:41.220 you just burgle your house, you curl up in a little ball 1.00

00:12:43.400 and you go, don't rape me, don't rape me. 0.99

00:12:46.320 And then maybe they do, maybe they don't, 0.99

00:12:48.920 but they get away with it either way.

00:12:50.100 That's going to get clipped, surely.

00:12:52.020 Oh, I hope it does.

00:12:53.940 Okay, yeah, you had a small window of time

00:12:56.600 when you might be able to defend yourself.

00:12:58.260 No, just let the criminals be criminals.

00:13:01.580 Yes.

00:13:02.120 Facilitate criminals actually.

00:13:03.300 There are even cases where someone tries to defend themselves

00:13:06.020 and they get punished.

00:13:07.900 There's loads of examples of that.

00:13:10.740 Oh, God, what was the guy's name?

00:13:11.820 It was a really famous case, a farmer a few years ago.

00:13:14.240 Yeah.

00:13:14.540 Kept getting burgled and in the end he shot one of them

00:13:17.720 where they were trying to repeat burgle his place

00:13:20.020 and he got done for full-blown manslaughter or even murder.

00:13:24.080 I can't remember his name now.

00:13:25.220 I think the kid was like the farmer, the kid the farmer shot was like a kid.

00:13:30.480 He was like 16 years old or something. 1.00

00:13:32.100 But I'm sorry, like if you're in the dark and you're trespassing on a farmer's property, that's your stupid fault. 1.00

00:13:37.280 And he'd been burgled repeatedly. 1.00

00:13:38.680 Yeah, exactly.

00:13:40.000 By the same people.

00:13:41.360 I'm not sure if it was the exact same person, but the same set of people. 1.00

00:13:44.520 As far as I'm concerned, if you're trespassing on my property and I have reasonable fear that you're going to do me harm or steal from me, you deserve to die. 0.99

00:13:55.220 that's that's that's where my uh where my conscience ends it's like okay you're gonna 0.98

00:14:00.180 you're gonna victimize me you're gonna make me uncomfortable and fearful on my own

00:14:03.400 property sorry die yeah that's why in some states in america not every single state but a lot of 0.87

00:14:09.880 states in america they've got good laws like that they've got castle doctrine isn't it yeah there's

00:14:13.320 things that stand your ground and in some states you don't even have to like give them a warning

00:14:17.880 or declare or anything you can just shoot in certain circumstances in some states we just

00:14:22.980 don't have anything like that do we yeah if someone's burgling in your house and you shoot

00:14:25.980 them you're just completely liable for their injuries and everything so all right um well

00:14:32.800 one thing i want to say that you mentioned that it was the the leftists in greece that did that

00:14:36.780 well one thing to mention is and it's not just like um someone that's right leaning or right

00:14:43.980 of center like us that will just endlessly try and dunk on the left there really is a trend and

00:14:50.380 a pattern throughout history or the last century or so or more um of leftist powers leftist

00:14:58.360 governments acting like this doing this you might think why are you blaming the left you blame the 0.90

00:15:03.680 left for everything that goes wrong it's always the leftist it's always the pinkos it's always

00:15:07.040 the shams plain socialist no but in this instance absolutely you look back through the last century

00:15:13.680 so it'll be the communists it'll be socialists that open prisons again and again and again and 0.62

00:15:18.960 Again, this is their playbook.

00:15:20.740 This is one of the things they do.

00:15:22.560 Remember when we did a long time ago,

00:15:23.700 we only did one epoch together, didn't we?

00:15:25.180 It was about the Spanish Civil War.

00:15:27.460 When the Marxists, the communists,

00:15:30.400 got control of a certain area,

00:15:31.780 that was one of the first things they would do.

00:15:33.700 Just completely open the prisons.

00:15:36.040 Everyone's just free now.

00:15:37.360 It's this classic anarcho-tyranny.

00:15:39.660 If your goal is to cause chaos,

00:15:41.520 release all of the people who have no concern for law.

00:15:46.520 and presumably hate all of society around them because they feel that they've been victimized

00:15:54.620 by being put in prison in the first place so yeah it just makes sense well we want to cause chaos

00:15:59.180 release the rapists and thieves and murderers you know i re-watched a bit of um a game of thrones

00:16:06.300 uh recently i've been going back through that and in series two before they're about to get

00:16:10.700 there's a scene where he's talking to the uh one of the characters talking to like the leader of

00:16:15.140 the city watch and he's like so what have you been doing to prepare us for the siege he's like 0.97

00:16:18.880 well i've killed all the thieves you you what you just like rounded them up and killed all of them 0.94

00:16:23.220 why did you do that that's horrible thing to do well yeah but if we end up getting sieged for 1.00

00:16:28.660 months um what happens is the thieves steal all the food and then everybody else starves and the

00:16:34.580 thieves become kings so actually yeah i did kill all of them i don't feel bad about it

00:16:39.640 yeah it makes the most sense right mm-hmm yeah okay so this is just more and 0.93

00:16:46.600 more in you so here's just one article from the mail 9300 domestic abusers are

00:16:52.600 set to be released Tories and charity bosses accuse Andy

00:16:56.160 Burnham put in vulnerable women at risk well it's just one more vector of putting

00:17:01.360 women at risk isn't it that's just one more way they're putting women at risk

00:17:06.400 Do we know their ethnic or religious breakdown? 0.90

00:17:10.080 Well, also across the board, I believe. There were some pictures here earlier.

00:17:13.840 Do you know how we've got a Minister for Victims?

00:17:18.160 That's what she was called on one of these other links.

00:17:20.560 Minister for Victims.

00:17:22.160 Anyway, here's another example.

00:17:23.840 This guy's wife was killed in a road crash.

00:17:29.040 Someone who wasn't driving properly.

00:17:32.560 driving at speeds like that there's a there's a handsome english face if i've ever seen one

00:17:39.400 driving at 123 miles per hour filming himself as while he was at it adil iqbal right yeah he's

00:17:46.760 gonna get released early why shouldn't he just be like six feet under right now i'm sorry this

00:17:54.440 this girl this woman was just standing outside a nightclub somewhere and uh was it in um liverpool 0.98

00:18:01.200 I can't remember, somewhere, some psycho just fired loads of shots into a crowd. 0.96

00:18:06.460 Did you even hear about that one?

00:18:07.340 Did you even hear about that one?

00:18:08.600 I think it was a white dude, actually.

00:18:09.860 I'm not sure, but I think it was.

00:18:11.380 She just happened to get hit by a stray bullet and killed.

00:18:14.540 Now, again, the actual murderer, a bit like with the PC Harper thing,

00:18:17.340 the actual murder shooter himself isn't eligible for early release,

00:18:21.340 but there was another guy that helped him out.

00:18:23.340 I think he was the getaway driver, something like that.

00:18:26.400 So still culpable.

00:18:28.620 Didn't actually pull the trigger, but...

00:18:30.260 An accomplice.

00:18:31.020 You could make the argument if he wasn't a getaway driver,

00:18:33.880 if he couldn't find a getaway driver,

00:18:35.160 he wouldn't have done it in the first place.

00:18:36.400 So he facilitated it.

00:18:37.800 Therefore, just as responsible as far as I'm concerned.

00:18:40.720 Yeah.

00:18:41.200 And there's just a whole bunch of other examples.

00:18:46.040 There's just a whole bunch of others.

00:18:47.080 And the government have said,

00:18:48.400 they just said,

00:18:48.960 oh, we're just trying to pick up the pieces from the Tories.

00:18:53.820 It's all the Tories' fault.

00:18:55.300 We're just dealing with a terrible issue.

00:18:58.240 and they've decided this is the way they're going to go with it.

00:19:03.460 And you remember, wasn't it, a couple of weeks ago now,

00:19:07.120 there was a hot mic, just straight after Burnham got in,

00:19:09.820 there was a hot mic incident where West Streeting

00:19:13.660 and Shabana Mahmood, the Home Secretary,

00:19:16.800 were seen to be laughing about it or making a joke

00:19:19.400 about early releases and laughing.

00:19:21.640 Do you remember that?

00:19:22.320 I didn't hear about this.

00:19:23.520 No, what were they heard to be saying?

00:19:25.600 okay it was it was straight after burnham got in and there was there was standing around in one of

00:19:32.960 the courtyards in parliament and there was like nearly the whole cabinet there and west street

00:19:37.960 said something to uh in my he said something to one of the other cabinet ministers jokingly saying

00:19:46.520 oh you want to let them all out early it was a joke he didn't mean anything by it he didn't mean

00:19:51.400 and then Shabana just starts laughing

00:19:54.040 then they all start laughing

00:19:55.000 so it's only as simple as that 0.97

00:19:58.020 but I didn't think any mics could hear them 0.99

00:20:00.640 but they could 0.97

00:20:01.860 so I mean I just think most people think

00:20:06.700 unless you're an actual Fabian

00:20:10.160 unless you're a full-blown Leninist Marxist

00:20:13.720 like an actual communist

00:20:14.400 unless you are just an enemy of the state

00:20:16.900 and any of the people

00:20:17.520 unless you really want the fabric of our society to be

00:20:20.180 ripped to pieces you're not going to be in favor of this right do something else find another way

00:20:28.660 around build more prisons find other facilities you can use to house prisoners don't put people

00:20:36.240 in prison for tweets don't put right yeah don't put people in prison you can free up those spaces 0.65

00:20:41.180 for all the files that you give suspended sentences to deport the foreigners there's a

00:20:46.160 number of things measures you could take first before resulting to this i can't imagine that

00:20:52.820 there's very many people not normal normies hardly anyone that is sort of like yeah this is a good

00:20:58.980 idea i like this i'm in favor of this and there was a data point the other day about a week ago

00:21:05.320 now it said that out of the ones they've already let out a third of them have already re uh re

00:21:12.500 Re-offended.

00:21:12.980 Re-offended.

00:21:13.460 So the recidivism rate is massive.

00:21:18.660 So, okay, I mean, there's this one article here from The Guardian,

00:21:22.400 prisoner early release scheme gives Burnham his first taste of unpopularity.

00:21:27.320 And not many, as I say, not many people can be really enthusiastic about this,

00:21:32.620 I have a question.

00:21:34.740 isn't he the pm who right now and throughout his career is focusing on building constantly new

00:21:44.580 houses that's what that's basically all the government's been talking about for about 10

00:21:49.180 years isn't him accelerating this and constantly saying i'm going to build more houses more houses

00:21:55.760 more houses why doesn't he want to build a new prison yeah yeah i know and that this is it's

00:22:02.560 just it can't get more basic than that because security and safety are arguably the number one

00:22:09.080 issue in most people's minds is it as simple as building houses is building the good thing

00:22:15.220 whereas building a prison is building the bad thing and we don't want to build the bad thing

00:22:20.140 we only want to build the good things is it that you can imagine there might be other options well

00:22:25.440 like for example we hear don't we a lot about that they're going to repurpose an army barracks

00:22:30.000 and old disused army barracks are going to repurpose that for asylum seekers is there some

00:22:35.640 way to make like at least a temporary overflow type prison facility or there's the there's the

00:22:42.020 scott stockton bibby stockton syndrome skibbity stockholm syndrome thing you remember that that

00:22:48.220 could make a prison hulk like a literal literally a prison hulk as like the 18th century properly

00:22:53.520 locked down because those places tend to be in rural areas so just just lock them down like a

00:22:58.500 prison should be and i don't see why people wouldn't be more supportive of that i don't see

00:23:02.760 why there's not the possibility of something other something other than it's not like our

00:23:08.980 prison population is gigantic it's not like we're talking about millions of people it's in like the

00:23:14.820 higher tens of thousands isn't it and then if we've got this like this overflow where literally

00:23:21.000 every last cell is filled the overflow would be a relatively small i'm talking a few thousand

00:23:28.140 maybe 10,000, maybe 20,000.

00:23:30.960 So it wouldn't be, again,

00:23:32.400 we're not talking about half a million people here.

00:23:34.360 Yeah.

00:23:34.920 But no, we're just going to let them out.

00:23:36.620 But it also shows priorities.

00:23:38.340 No one's going to like this.

00:23:39.300 It also shows priorities because I'm sure that

00:23:41.540 if there was a massive, let's say, migration crisis

00:23:44.440 in the UK, just like we witnessed in Ceuta last week, 1.00

00:23:50.800 they would definitely find space.

00:23:53.620 They would definitely say,

00:23:55.200 yeah, we need to commandeer these hotels. 0.87

00:23:57.560 and put them there and house them there. 0.93

00:23:59.440 They would definitely do this.

00:24:01.320 So it's an issue of them showing their priorities clearly.

00:24:04.760 And honestly, I can't think how anyone with good intentions,

00:24:09.960 however naive, would advocate for such a thing.

00:24:13.680 Because you could always say about naivety,

00:24:16.660 well, yeah, they're naive, but I just don't understand.

00:24:19.960 I can't understand the rationale behind it

00:24:23.060 in a charitable way.

00:24:24.940 It is interesting, the point you make. 1.00

00:24:27.720 They'll find space for sort of Sudanese invaders, 0.97

00:24:34.180 or wherever they're from, Albanian, Vietnamese. 1.00

00:24:37.200 They'll find space for them. 1.00

00:24:38.460 Instantly.

00:24:39.200 They'll find space for them.

00:24:40.260 They'll make it work.

00:24:41.180 They'll make it happen.

00:24:41.720 But this, no, can't do.

00:24:43.700 You've just got to go back out into the general population.

00:24:46.120 What's that? 1.00

00:24:46.380 You're a killer? 1.00

00:24:47.220 Yeah, off you go. 1.00

00:24:50.900 Okay, I think that's my time up.

00:24:53.160 Shall I read some of these?

00:24:54.200 Yep.

00:24:54.940 do we do we 135 says i think someone said this yesterday but i want the death penalty back

00:25:01.600 uh but but can we always trust the government to use it properly fair question fair question

00:25:07.680 what do you want me to address it uh yeah because yesterday you had a diatribe about how the the

00:25:13.740 the government isn't going to kill people for posts i'm i'm not having a go no no no just

00:25:18.700 like i'm i'm sorry i know everybody hates the government i hate the government as well i don't

00:25:24.320 trust the government. They're not going to start hanging grandma for putting up boomer posts on

00:25:29.560 Facebook. As much as I understand that line of thinking, can we always trust the government to

00:25:35.240 use it properly? That's the kind of self-defeating fear-mongering that means that you never achieve

00:25:41.040 anything. Because if you get into power and then go, well, we can't do anything because maybe we

00:25:46.200 won't be in power and then the other people will do something with the stuff that we do.

00:25:49.960 guess what the other side if they get in they're gonna do things anyway so you might as well do

00:25:55.760 the things that you want to do that will make society better i saw razor fist do this the

00:26:01.480 other day where he was like oh well franco may have saved it from the communists but everything

00:26:05.400 franco did ended up turning ended up being used by the left in the end anyway okay so franco should

00:26:10.480 just never have done anything then and just let the communists succeed in 1930 because in the end

00:26:16.320 oh communists came into power anyway so franco should have really just thrown himself into the

00:26:20.160 moroccan moroccan sea and drowned himself right then and there because what was the point of 0.95

00:26:25.300 anything we should all just kill ourselves i hate that line of thought you're not suggesting

00:26:29.380 razor fist had an unsound argument are you uh you know i might be not suggesting you got a slightly 0.98

00:26:36.560 misread history are you maybe maybe you know i'm who am i to say sorry there was a few other rumble

00:26:43.040 rants i went on a little bit yeah no worries um all right what else have we got let me do this

00:26:48.640 with my mic so i can read it properly itchigdor says idea to pull all the human rights lawyers

00:26:54.280 first so they can work at the root of the problem yes they are they're even they are a greater

00:27:03.080 problem than the eCHR itself um the next one is from base eight super fan of the show really great

00:27:11.200 person i've read it though and it's that's i feel like that's too based no i think we can say it

00:27:16.800 you think yeah just you're not gonna get world jail just send all prisoners to africa and every

00:27:22.500 irredeemable one is castrated on the way there and we all guard the outer perimeter the world

00:27:28.140 will be a clean and silent land world jail i quite like the idea it also works quite well with martin

00:27:33.160 selner's ideas of um of like refugee cities in northern africa where you just like make a deal

00:27:39.120 with egypt or somewhere and say like we'll build a giant autonomous city you'll get a load of money 0.74

00:27:44.600 for it and we just all the refugees who go to europe we'll just put them there instead we can 1.00

00:27:49.600 build world jail prison right next door to it where we just send them all as well great idea 1.00

00:27:55.620 make all of africa one open jail that's what you're saying that's exactly what you're saying

00:28:04.200 not an open oh wait actually so you just say let loose i'm going to modify it a little bit and say

00:28:08.780 an actual prison but a gigantic super prison like something you'd see in judge dread yes right 1.00

00:28:15.620 that's a random name says the actual result of these idiot idiotic policies such as not fighting 1.00

00:28:21.980 back is that people will stop calling the cops and simply take justice into their own hands 1.00

00:28:25.980 i'm tired of living in a soy society i think that's kind of what they're aiming for they want 0.82

00:28:31.940 you to kind of go into a narco tyranny yeah they want you to go for a into a vigilante rage and 0.83

00:28:37.580 then they'll when they arrest you and charge you for it they'll empty out more pedophiles so they 0.61

00:28:41.520 can put you in instead trying to do something um that's around the name also says and one day for

00:28:48.300 no reason whatsoever and the last one is a big paradox 23 says has nobody considered forcing

00:28:56.000 military conscription as an option against being in prison for lesser criminals that has often

00:29:02.320 throughout history been a thing it's like you again back in like the 19th century or even the

00:29:07.020 early 20th century it's like you either especially for young people and minor crimes it's like you

00:29:11.620 either go to ballstool you go to prison or you can join the army yeah that used to be a thing yeah

00:29:17.620 it would have to be for minor crimes you'd have to kind of take it on a case-by-case basis but i

00:29:21.760 could i could see i could see room for that because you don't want to be you know you don't want to

00:29:26.440 be putting like heinous awful people into the military to destroy morale and obedience and

00:29:33.160 whatnot but like yeah well that was a thing until not that long ago in fact i'm just recalling now

00:29:38.180 andy mcnab of bravo to zero and sas fame oh yeah that was him he was like a tearaway when he was

00:29:43.780 like 16 17 and they were like look it's either ball store or you can join the green jackets

00:29:48.580 and he's like oh all right i'll join the army i'll take the king shilling then um

00:29:54.500 okay all right that's enough that's enough right okay let's see okay

00:30:01.660 we haven't started the second segment yet is the skynet what's happening it's down here

00:30:10.860 it's down here you need to scroll right move it yeah scroll right there you go there you go x

00:30:18.320 right why are you laughing man it's because you had a boomer moment

00:30:24.700 dance normally it's not boomer moments like that it's not a boomer moment it's just that technology

00:30:30.420 is in this studio life in this a boomer lifestyle you know it's a life choice that explains the 80s

00:30:39.640 get up you know this this studio like my miami vice or something but you know this setups in

00:30:45.820 the studio is designed to make to make to sabotage us from presenting our segments that's right right

00:30:53.180 so hello audience you know about francesca hong you're not gonna thank me for talking to you

00:31:04.400 about her but you have to listen and she is a democrat in the state of wisconsin those of you

00:31:13.240 in wisconsin know her already she is an american politician a former chef a business owner who is

00:31:20.680 serving currently in the wisconsin state assembly representing the 76th district she's a member of 0.94

00:31:28.120 sorry she's a state congresswoman yes is that right okay yes so but but she is heading the polls for

00:31:36.080 the democratic primary for the gubernatorial elections be the governor of the whole of the

00:31:42.780 state of wisconsin yes right because i just say i've never heard her until today yes so so we are

00:31:48.660 gonna talk a lot about her and my um warning is you're not gonna like what you see okay but you

00:31:56.060 have i i saw this so you have to see right now and i just want to show you some of her greatest hits

00:32:03.800 and just ask you you know on a human level would i how does she seem would i vote for this no

00:32:10.260 oh okay absolutely hates you and sorry for the mean i wouldn't vote for it i'm an open-minded

00:32:16.920 young man it sounds sensationalist but it's not clickbait she actually hates you right so let's

00:32:23.660 see here francesca hong she has defined wisconsin democratic primary for governor hong a 37 year 1.00

00:32:32.100 old chef bartender state lawmaker and democratic socialist has campaigned for governor on her own 0.99

00:32:39.820 terms polling suggests it might just work now with this description have i sold her to you

00:32:49.020 not not in a crazy pimp way in a way of in a way of you know are you interested in in voting for

00:32:56.200 her well she said she's a socialist no is it is already i'm already i'm out you're out as a

00:33:02.960 social democratic socialist no thanks pass i'm not interested in any of that ever you know i'm

00:33:09.140 still undecided i'm going to be the neutral like on the fence voter so keep selling it to me right

00:33:15.480 so i'll try to do this but before i try to do this buy islander 6 islander 6 is the sixth

00:33:22.480 installment of our islander magazine and it is actually really good we have really great articles

00:33:28.620 inside we have lucas uh excellent essay we also have a interview by rory the editor of the islander

00:33:37.360 who interviewed michael hudson the economist so definitely check it out it's only 14.99

00:33:42.960 i thoroughly recommend it i thoroughly recommend it now let's go back to less pleasant things 0.95

00:33:50.740 so um yeah she is this woman over here 0.99

00:33:55.060 and she is coming from korea 0.97

00:34:01.800 and she born in korea was she um i think so take that with a pinch of salt but you know how they 0.99

00:34:10.520 say you know the the woke are constantly marketing people like the first lesbian captain who crushed

00:34:15.960 her ship like the first yeah you know this so she's the first you mean a pioneer exactly yeah 0.94

00:34:22.300 yeah exactly a breaking new frontiers she is the first asian american member of the wisconsin

00:34:28.680 legislature whoa whoa breaking new grounds it's basically her and rosa parks leading the

00:34:37.380 leading the progressive okay so right now she actually done or say she has a commanding lead 0.99

00:34:45.080 in the wisconsin democratic governor primary and i i will tell you she's she is absolutely mad

00:34:53.320 Right.

00:34:53.980 Okay, so...

00:34:55.140 Mad for justice? 1.00

00:34:56.240 Is it just that she's leading the race to be the Democratic nominee 0.99

00:34:59.600 or leading the race to actually win the governorship? 0.89

00:35:02.540 Right. 0.99

00:35:03.020 So she is right now heading the polls to win the Democratic nominee.

00:35:07.780 Okay, all right.

00:35:08.840 But according to political commentators and scientists,

00:35:13.180 Wisconsin is a notorious 50-50 state.

00:35:16.240 So it's going to be a very tough fight for the Republican.

00:35:22.080 I didn't know that.

00:35:22.560 If you'd asked me like 30 seconds ago or one minute ago, I would have said, Wisconsin, surely that's red, isn't it?

00:35:28.980 Surely that's a Republican.

00:35:30.400 But you're saying it's 50-50?

00:35:31.920 Especially in midterm elections.

00:35:33.940 It's one of the 50-50 ones.

00:35:35.800 And they say that in many, many, let's say, election results, it's always one wins with a margin of one max 3%.

00:35:43.300 So it's a tight fight.

00:35:45.820 So here, let's say the survey of 1,085 likely voters conducted in July the 23rd through

00:35:52.980 July the 26th found Hong at 44% within the Democratic nominee camp, right?

00:36:00.740 Also, we have here extra surveys.

00:36:04.560 They're showing that Xi essentially is going to win the Democratic nominee for the governor,

00:36:11.480 right?

00:36:12.200 So the other people don't seem to be able to have much against her.

00:36:19.000 And she is tied with the Democratic Socialist brand, the brand of Mamdani, Ilhan Omar, Hassan Paikah.

00:36:27.720 Hassan Paikah is actively campaigning for her.

00:36:30.980 Well, that tells you all you need to know, doesn't it?

00:36:32.480 She's like a squad type then.

00:36:34.360 You'll see.

00:36:34.820 So here is Tom Tiffany, who is most likely going to be the Republican nominee for the governorship of Wisconsin.

00:36:45.500 He has a completely different vision of society for her.

00:36:49.620 You would expect this.

00:36:51.560 I think that it's actually accurate to say that even within the Democratic Party,

00:36:58.580 there are people who have started understanding what we have been saying for years,

00:37:04.440 what Republicans have been telling them for decades, that one day you will wake up,

00:37:09.780 you will look at yourself in the mirror, and you won't recognize the party you're in.

00:37:14.540 And it seems to me that right now, many of the Democrats, they are asking themselves,

00:37:21.180 how have we lost our party to these radicals? A big chunk of them have gone Republican.

00:37:29.500 But I think that the level of entitlement and how emboldened they feel to reveal their agenda is likely to put some people off.

00:37:40.000 And just bear in mind that 10 years ago, 10, 15 years ago, we do have clips of both Barack Obama and Joseph Biden saying essentially that an open borders policy is insane.

00:37:54.440 We do have clips of them saying this.

00:37:57.120 i think that was longer ago than than 10 years probably close to 20 years at this point because

00:38:01.720 you can find all i think you can find clips 15 years ago well yeah 15 years ago but that would

00:38:06.840 have been in his run-up to his second term so obama still had the the mask on at that point

00:38:12.420 yes but the point is that just ask yourself if you were toying with voting democrats just

00:38:19.340 if this happened in 15 years how will the democrat party look 15 years from now

00:38:25.200 so let's look at some of the greatest hits of of francesca hong she is very anti-white 0.94

00:38:34.880 it's a surprise yes wow but with white husband many such cases yeah so she's 0.80

00:38:43.280 classic yeah classic combo so you see white wife white husband sarcar syndrome yeah so you see her 0.59

00:38:51.760 here with a every time with a black um is that like half a watermelon this watermelon it doesn't

00:39:00.260 only look half it looks like it has the shape of israel with a watermelon uh written on it so you

00:39:07.280 kind of get the kind of hassan piker vibes already um and she wants to eat israel yeah and she is

00:39:15.840 israel is juicy and full of liquid i need to eat this or she is you know the from the water to the 0.96

00:39:21.280 sea types from the river to the sea i think there was the connotations that black people eat 0.90

00:39:26.200 watermelons yeah is this a dog whistle no it's more these are essentially the colors of of the

00:39:32.140 palestinian flag right but also the other thing is that i will say i will say is that 0.53

00:39:38.520 yeah he is a white person but he strikes me as the white self-hating person oh look at the state 0.97

00:39:44.620 of him yeah yeah he's he's he's actually don't some muscle you weak soy man yeah he's in the 0.95

00:39:50.480 process of od'ing on soy maybe or maybe that maybe there's maybe there's some saucy stuff

00:39:56.300 going on behind closed doors that we're we're not attuned to right here you never know right

00:40:01.760 he's like 60 of his biomass is soy like when like like when he behind closed doors he role

00:40:07.780 plays as like an opium dealer in mid mid 19th century china or something but um i was wondering

00:40:13.840 where he's going with that is this going to be funny and based yeah yeah when she's talking

00:40:18.320 about whiteness she isn't just talking about her husband she's also talking about her son

00:40:22.700 and i want you to listen to this not as people who are who are predisposed to trash um democratic

00:40:31.040 socialists but on a completely non-political human level i want to hear your reaction to it

00:40:37.660 and i want you at the comments to tell me what you think about it

00:40:40.860 I wasn't always aware of the struggles of other communities of color because for me, assimilation always kind of took over.

00:40:48.500 And so I did marry and proximity to whiteness continues, right?

00:40:56.020 My son is biracial. He's half white and half Korean.

00:41:00.400 And I think navigating, you know, what his identity is and how people perceive him is always at the back of my mind as well.

00:41:08.420 so she is 1.00

00:41:10.520 you fucking retard 1.00

00:41:14.360 chip on her shoulder a bit 1.00

00:41:20.020 sorry did like

00:41:21.780 recent identity politics drive her 0.69

00:41:24.040 insane like where she's like I wasn't always

00:41:25.960 aware of the struggles of the community of colour 0.99

00:41:28.040 you know I thought I married this white guy

00:41:30.140 because I was in love with him and really liked

00:41:32.180 him or something but it was something to do with 0.99

00:41:33.700 colonialism or bullshit and now I have 0.99

00:41:36.000 a half colonial child 0.99

00:41:37.600 in my midst what am i gonna do with him yeah so i'll now you know what i'm gonna what she wants 0.97

00:41:43.400 to do with it she's gonna stop talking about assimilation and she's gonna go full multicultural

00:41:47.940 and she's politicizing essentially her son which on a personal level i find it absolutely

00:41:56.220 psychopathic and especially when it comes to uh especially when it comes to her virtue signaling 1.00

00:42:04.240 to prospective voters it's just it's absolutely disgusting proximity to whiteness no shit you 1.00

00:42:11.220 married a white dude like you your proximity is right next to him every single night in bed you 1.00

00:42:16.660 dumbass i wonder what her korean family whether they were particularly uh enthusiastic about her 1.00

00:42:23.340 marrying a white american in the first place i doubt it i doubt it i don't know who knows 0.99

00:42:28.900 Also a question and okay, I may say something stupid here or ask it but are Koreans a race because when she says my son is 0.95

00:42:37.000 Biracial he is half Korean half white 0.97

00:42:40.660 Are Koreans supposed to be a race? I don't think race. They've got their own ethnicity. Yeah. Yeah

00:42:46.340 Yeah, but they're separate to Japanese or Chinese aren't they ethnically? Okay, right? So 0.90

00:42:51.540 I don't know how it's carved out in that area. 0.92

00:42:58.860 Well, China isn't one ethnicity for a start, is it?

00:43:01.220 There's many.

00:43:02.220 No, I don't know how it's carved out in that area of the world.

00:43:05.260 Aren't the Koreans and Japanese descended from thousands of years ago from Han Chinese

00:43:11.380 who moved into the peninsula and then went into the...

00:43:13.860 Still, neither here nor there.

00:43:17.740 OK, so Hassan Piker is campaigning for her, and he says that by the time their movement is done, there will never be a Republican elected again in Wisconsin.

00:43:32.460 OK.

00:43:32.700 Which from his, how does this sound coming from Hassan Piker, knowing other of his, other takes of his?

00:43:41.060 like for instance that america deserved 9-11 according according to hassan piker he says that

00:43:48.300 he does not support the united states and currently he is campaigning with abdul el sayed who i think

00:43:55.220 yesterday won and he's campaigning also for francesca hong so this is what her chief of staff

00:44:00.800 said about 9-11 she said nada el mi cashfi while i wasn't in america until 2002 the weight of that

00:44:10.400 tragedy and its societal consequences I carry with me to this day. Whether it's PTSD from

00:44:16.440 continual Islamophobic violence, the constant anxiety that I'm perceived as an American,

00:44:22.780 I will always be a memory of a terrorist attack. So her take, the chief of staff of Francesca Hong

00:44:30.700 set about the about 9-11 terrorist attack is pretty sure she's gonna have btsd yeah

00:44:40.700 she's most effective yeah she doesn't like it she could go and live in one of the many many

00:44:46.960 muslim countries couldn't she yeah she feels so hard done by in the united states yeah maybe yeah 0.99

00:44:52.680 She could go do that.

00:44:53.740 But also, her purpose isn't to go there. 1.00

00:44:57.440 Her purpose most probably is to destroy the US.

00:45:02.140 Like here, she says, police officers enforced the law with state-sanctioned violence.

00:45:07.000 We have to dismantle police union and defund the police.

00:45:09.860 Let's see.

00:45:10.280 Police officers enforced the law with state-sanctioned violence and then get excused for violating people's rights because they aren't expected to know the law.

00:45:17.600 Minneapolis police spent nearly $5 million implementing trainings, increasing diversity, repairing to strengthen trade relationships between cops and communities.

00:45:26.740 It didn't work.

00:45:27.840 We have to dismantle police unions and qualified immunity and start funding social services that work with domestic abuse cases, family services, and public education.

00:45:38.440 Our state needs to ensure resolutions and accountability boards where the decision-making power is in the hands of representatives of those communities.

00:45:46.240 And each city should have local control of how they dismantle their police systems. 1.00

00:45:50.940 She wants local control to dismantle the police systems.

00:45:55.240 Because you know what? That's going to make people feel safe. Exactly. 1.00

00:45:58.840 This is quite obviously here from just that little clip alone. 1.00

00:46:02.520 A dirty little subversive fifth columnist traitor, seditious weirdo freak. 1.00

00:46:08.720 Yeah, gross. 1.00

00:46:10.000 She looked like a little kid there, like some sort of student activist psycho, a child psychopath. 0.99

00:46:15.420 they know just enough words to parrot out whatever will damage the the u.s society the most 0.92

00:46:22.460 she also hates thanksgiving i just heard talking points i'm just so bored of hearing these talks

00:46:28.540 she also hates thanksgiving why not why not why not throw that on top yeah okay and and look at

00:46:35.420 her here because she essentially says that it's rooted in what oppression colonialism whiteness

00:46:43.180 white european colonial supremacy white power white supremacy white oppression so

00:46:49.440 she says that thanksgiving is a time that is incredibly painful for many people in

00:46:55.660 our communities what do you mean our communities your career no it's not no it's one thing that

00:47:02.580 they brought up as well was a post from you in 2021 um where you said americans should cancel

00:47:09.700 Thanksgiving should have done this in 1621. The post has been deleted. Republicans have

00:47:15.320 been highlighting it. Do you still believe that Thanksgiving should be canceled?

00:47:22.240 I'm a chef and one of the first meals that I made that was for the community when I was 16

00:47:30.420 was a Thanksgiving meal. I always think my hospitality background in owning a restaurant

00:47:36.420 for seven eight years that bringing folks around the table uh to share conversation and build

00:47:42.260 community is always a good thing but thanksgiving is also a time that's incredibly painful for many

00:47:48.720 people in our communities and so i think there i wanted to make sure that people understood that

00:47:54.340 there are multiple views but views can evolve and just yeah so uh she doesn't want you to celebrate

00:48:02.520 thanksgiving was she she was she saying views can evolve so she was about to try and like

00:48:07.420 gracefully walk that back a little bit because she knows it's not she knows it's not a vote winner

00:48:13.020 don't have turkey on on uh thanksgiving just eat her egg fried rice that she's gonna do up well

00:48:18.440 that's the thing personally i think anti-thanksgiving action is a form of anti-english

00:48:22.900 racism in particular it's bias against a good old-fashioned english style roast

00:48:27.840 and that's what she takes offense at really but she also takes offense at every celebration

00:48:33.080 that is tied to isn't to do with that is traditional so she says here she does not

00:48:39.080 enjoy fireworks who doesn't enjoy fireworks no one does she mean you have to be an absolute

00:48:43.720 psycho to not enjoy fire she moved to be as far away from china as possible for that reason

00:48:49.700 she doesn't like v-day also what day what v-day v-day what's v-day what would that be victory

00:48:57.800 Day? VE Day. Victory in Europe Day. America winning World War II, defeating the Nazis in Europe.

00:49:04.760 Go back, let's get some clarity. I want to clarify. Why do you want to give her the benefit of the

00:49:11.560 doubt? VE Day, emotional and physical labor of service, words of humanity, celebrating on another...

00:49:16.920 Oh, Valentine's Day. Okay, that's very different. VE Day. Come on, I bet she doesn't like VE Day

00:49:25.480 because she doesn't like fireworks.

00:49:27.040 Come on, Eric.

00:49:28.220 But yeah, she's talking about the worst of humanity

00:49:30.720 comes out from folks celebrating on another day.

00:49:34.420 Capitalism tells you to show love.

00:49:36.800 Capitalism. 0.99

00:49:37.280 Okay, so she's a commie.

00:49:39.080 Right, got it.

00:49:40.020 She says, I miss working in a restaurant.

00:49:41.560 You can go back and work in a restaurant again, love,

00:49:43.440 if you want to do that.

00:49:44.560 No one's stopping you.

00:49:46.100 Get your wok out and start frying up some dog or whatever. 0.61

00:49:48.920 She says here, cancel Thanksgiving. 0.60

00:49:55.480 I've got a laugh out of service on that one.

00:49:57.720 My work here is done in the afternoon.

00:50:00.720 He's crying, okay.

00:50:02.740 She's saying Thanksgiving is celebrating colonialism

00:50:06.540 and the original super spreader event,

00:50:08.840 the COVID of the day,

00:50:10.720 killed indigenous folks. 1.00

00:50:12.840 Oh, remember when everybody was in the X. 0.99

00:50:15.440 Right, so she says here essentially

00:50:17.380 that she's the only candidate in the race 0.76

00:50:21.080 who will meet ICE with the force and fury 0.57

00:50:23.920 required to keep us all safe so essentially she's having the the democratic socialist line of 1.00

00:50:30.600 resist ice at all costs because the u.s is not allowed to have a migration policy that she 1.00

00:50:37.040 doesn't agree with tell an entire audience be stupid get yourself killed yeah socialism and i 1.00

00:50:43.160 want us i want you to listen yes well it's just just have open borders just allow yourself to be 1.00

00:50:48.720 overrun by foreign people yeah that's what she wants to that's what she wants good stuff and

00:50:53.400 that's why she doesn't go to muslim countries it's tough right in the restaurant industry when 0.99

00:50:59.020 we're out of something you say it's 86 and i'd say it's about fucking time we 86 trump 0.98

00:51:04.720 he represents the utter failure of our government to keep us safe from threats both viral and 0.97

00:51:10.340 systemic she's got tough you know when a lefty uses the f word they're super serial yo you know 0.99

00:51:17.800 they're super serial if they drop an f-bomb and can you just imagine how intimidating she would 0.99

00:51:22.140 be in person like this big tiny korean woman so yeah she's here with uh some of uh my least 1.00

00:51:31.780 favorite people on the planet can you imagine the smell don't mate she wants to decrease the 1.00

00:51:39.860 prison population because prisons are full and she doesn't care about recidivism because it's 1.00

00:51:46.200 always the system's fault as you would expect it's society's fault too much money is being spent on 0.88

00:51:52.800 locking people up whereas too much money should be spent on inflating her pocket and on projects

00:52:02.380 like restorative justice and hugging everyone and singing kumbaya i can't believe i haven't

00:52:07.940 asked this question yet you say korean yeah north or south she has to be south it's gotta be south

00:52:15.520 i wonder if she went to korea that sort of very traditional conservative with a small c

00:52:21.380 society they've got there and she started advocating for abolishing police and border

00:52:26.080 control and things like that i wonder how well that would go down in south korea yeah if she

00:52:30.980 tried to stand on that sort of platform in south korea i wonder um so we have here her saying

00:52:39.520 something about the service and the food industry she's got anything else what all she talks about

00:52:45.200 is it yeah but what else do they have honestly what else do they have it's just you bad me good 0.59

00:52:51.120 that's all but let's let's look at what she says and she's reigniting the mr pink debate

00:52:55.840 from pulp fiction about teep tipping all right he doesn't believe it she says it's rooted in

00:53:01.860 white supremacy so so she's a mr pink fan let's see no it's not pulp fiction it's a reservoir

00:53:09.540 That is in the service industry.

00:53:13.420 We are finally having this conversation about, you know, how our industry really did come from it and kind of is rooted in white supremacy.

00:53:21.860 That tipping in itself, if we look at the history of tipping and how racist it is and how it has kept wages low for black people for a very long time.

00:53:32.560 And if you look at tipping now, how different the scales are in terms of who receives a higher percentage of tips over other folks.

00:53:42.380 So I don't know, but it sounds like a do not tip me challenge.

00:53:47.660 So your terms are accepted, but I wouldn't eat in one of your filthy places.

00:53:53.680 Right. Yeah. So what do you think? 0.94

00:53:55.660 It's a bit of a stretch, isn't it?

00:53:57.940 The whole question of tipping, because just for people who might not know, you say you're not from the United States or Britain.

00:54:02.560 We've got quite a different culture on that.

00:54:04.460 Tipping is just completely ubiquitous in the United States,

00:54:06.680 and here it just isn't.

00:54:07.780 Not out of being cheap or mean, it just isn't really a thing, is it?

00:54:12.020 Sometimes, occasionally you do, it's becoming a bit more prevalent,

00:54:15.440 but usually you don't tip as a matter of course.

00:54:17.540 Is it because you...

00:54:19.140 But I was just going to say, it just seems like a bit of a stretch

00:54:21.160 to somehow make the tipping culture of the United States

00:54:24.100 got anything to do with race.

00:54:27.700 It seems like just a massive stretch to me. 0.91

00:54:29.900 You give a 20% tip, therefore you're racist.

00:54:32.560 well when i generous you're doing them a favor by tipping them how is it white supremacy when i

00:54:38.640 used to work service just for the the culture in england when i used to wear behind a bar you'd

00:54:43.120 get tips for one of two reasons one there's a middle-aged woman uh you're serving and you're

00:54:49.400 a young man behind the bar and they're a little bit sourced up and they go oh young man that kind

00:54:54.520 of thing or uh you've done a particularly good job at serving them and they're feeling generous

00:55:00.180 and feel like throwing you a couple of extra quid on the side in america you're just forced to have

00:55:04.320 to give them tips all the time but i can only assume if you're not getting tips in america

00:55:09.420 it's because you're doing a particularly bad job right but okay i mean it's just if she doesn't

00:55:14.840 want to know that if you're in the u.s and you ever come across a restaurant she doesn't want

00:55:21.480 to be tipped so just keep it and i want to end with with uh the red not not the red herring the

00:55:29.820 elephant in the room i'm talking about communism right so it seems to me that the americans

00:55:36.560 especially i'm talking about the democrats right most of them they have the it can't happen here

00:55:42.260 mentality right so they are staring upon an invasion in the same way that the europeans

00:55:50.100 are staring an invasion in in ceuta and they just constantly try to uh think that it isn't an

00:55:57.060 invasion, that somehow things are okay. So Mamdani, who is essentially the poster boy for the

00:56:04.160 democratic socialists, is crystal clear and honest about being a communist. He's crystal clear about

00:56:13.860 it for years. So there is absolutely no, absolutely no excuse for saying that he isn't or for acting

00:56:22.340 as if he is not a communist

00:56:23.980 or that he is sort of like

00:56:26.060 just a leftist edgelord

00:56:27.780 who is just a bit more edgy

00:56:29.880 than the average Democrat or something.

00:56:33.180 Yeah, just they are communists.

00:56:36.360 They want to destroy the US 0.58

00:56:38.920 and the Western world 0.91

00:56:40.140 because they're communists

00:56:41.720 and their main motive is

00:56:42.980 hatred for European civilization

00:56:45.660 and the Western camp by implication. 0.98

00:56:49.520 They absolutely want to destroy 0.53

00:56:51.400 the West, and they care not who they're going to ally with. And let's face it, they don't have

00:57:00.580 a good track record of forming alliances. Just think of 1979, Islamic revolution in Iran,

00:57:08.240 they got the crane treatment. So the revolution eats its own. It will come for you if you're a 0.96

00:57:14.240 democrat and you refuse to do anything about it so yeah just they will they absolutely are hell

00:57:21.820 bent on destroying the us and europe and just saying hey just let it is just europe europe

00:57:28.900 doesn't care that can't defend itself europe has been destroyed or let europe be destroyed or we

00:57:35.360 don't care or something you you have people who want to destroy you and you're they're absolutely

00:57:42.500 crystal clear about wanting to destroy you within the gates all right we've got actually quite a

00:57:50.800 few rumble rants for that one as well so uh let me scroll down you'd want to make a point about

00:57:56.400 how leftists in uh lefty or communist revolutions if one of the first people they go after is the

00:58:03.580 moderate left yeah of course that's one of the first things they do liberals and the moderate

00:58:09.600 left they go even before nazis quite often when they say liberals also get the bullet that was

00:58:14.700 the thing they were saying like five or six years ago when they were in peak larp territory yeah

00:58:19.980 yeah classic yeah uh a adrian mary is uh where the first one starts so if you just want to go

00:58:26.640 through some of them yep so adrian mary says i live in wisconsin it's as bad as it looks 0.81

00:58:33.420 the previous governor gave us tax increases for 400 years and now hong is threatening worse

00:58:38.780 What do you mean tax increases for 400 years? 0.99

00:58:41.240 What does that mean?

00:58:42.120 I'm genuinely curious.

00:58:43.320 I don't know what you mean by that.

00:58:44.660 I don't know, but I suspect that the taxes increased.

00:58:47.980 Well, no, definitely the taxes have increased.

00:58:50.380 By 400% or something.

00:58:52.260 Right, so...

00:58:53.340 Or something, I don't know.

00:58:54.780 That's a Random Name says she talks about her own child

00:58:57.380 as if he's half human, half demon, 0.98

00:58:59.640 and it's ironic since Koreans worship whiteness. 1.00

00:59:02.240 Their entire society is based around using plastic surgery 0.98

00:59:06.060 to make themselves white. 1.00

00:59:09.880 Kind of true, actually, to be fair.

00:59:13.140 Baystate wants Hassan to be sent to world jail

00:59:16.100 for crimes against doggos and brain cells. 0.56

00:59:19.300 No more proximity to whiteness for him. 0.99

00:59:21.300 I'm surprised Hassan Piker's got time to campaign 0.96

00:59:24.580 in between all that electronic dog torture he does.

00:59:28.220 He just does it on the weekends.

00:59:30.240 All his spare time.

00:59:31.940 Yeah, from that random name, again, Plot Twist,

00:59:33.780 her first thanksgiving meal was a stuffed dog skull emoji uh doughy 135

00:59:42.140 harry your argument about trusting slash not trusting the government was very good

00:59:48.380 but it's not as good as island the six available now while stocks last at lotusseaters.com

00:59:55.740 don may say out doing my job for me thank you and adrian marie hong was never supposed to be 1.00

01:00:01.180 the nominee her competition had worse scandals than her and she's psychotic the whole field of 0.56

01:00:06.400 democrats were crazy commies right uh let's uh read two more bold eagle 1787 what you're seeing 1.00

01:00:16.220 is what feminism is also doing in south korea the women are for open borders demilitarization 1.00

01:00:22.920 and feminizing men she ain't no different than most korean women now and laura 850 50 years 0.99

01:00:30.600 waiting tables tips means to ensure prompt service or gratuities gratitude for great service

01:00:37.160 duh you make above average dollars other people have been very generous with their money but we

01:00:43.980 will move on right now and possibly catch up with them in a few minutes so uh on to the final

01:00:51.200 segment for today we're going to be talking about uh the good news that america is finally

01:00:58.480 enforcing its border control. But there is a catch. That catch is, whom are they enforcing it

01:01:06.740 against? We'll find out in a moment, but first, I'd just like to recommend that you all, while

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01:01:37.320 $14.99, you'll get a lot out of it. So America has decided to reignite its time-honoured tradition

01:01:44.740 of discriminating against the Irish. So in one way, the Trump administration is actually making

01:01:52.040 America great again. But let's see why that is. So here is a clip which all of this relates back to

01:01:58.260 from May of last year, 2025, wherein Marco Rubio made an announcement saying that anybody who would

01:02:06.560 be seen as criticizing Israel would be seen as anti-American by proxy because they were looking

01:02:11.300 to protect their own Jewish communities. Anti-Israel equals anti-Jewish equals it will vastly diminish

01:02:17.980 or entirely prevent you from being able to get a visa to enter the United States and that was just

01:02:24.540 something that everybody reacted to at the time and then moved on as things often do in the news

01:02:30.760 cycle but since then we've had some updates on people that it is actually affected and actually

01:02:35.720 affecting and also some suggestions within that that it's much broader than simply being critical

01:02:42.760 of Israel that it might actually also just relate simply to pro-nativist and pro-nationalist

01:02:49.340 movements within Europe itself and that is because we have got the word of Keith Woods who we've

01:02:55.300 referenced a number of times on the show. Keith is a good guy, don't agree with everything that

01:03:01.040 he says but broadly he's a very insightful and intelligent guy who it's always worth listening

01:03:06.040 to but he reposted this after it went back through the rounds on the algorithm saying that this clip

01:03:11.400 is over a year old, but since it was made, I have been refused entry into the US by the Trump

01:03:16.740 administration. Traveled there multiple times under the Biden administration through the visa

01:03:21.220 waiver program using ESTA, which almost every Irish person received, easily barring a criminal

01:03:27.400 record. When I applied for a renewal last summer to visit friends, I was rejected. I then applied

01:03:32.780 for a tourist visa and attended an embassy interview where an immigration officer, bear in

01:03:37.760 mind this is all under donald trump's administration currently read out an splc hit piece an

01:03:44.480 organization which is currently under federal criminal prosecution i believe it was information

01:03:48.620 uh was it the splc had been fun was was it that they were funding a number of bad actors or that

01:03:54.160 they were being funded by a number of bad they were funding i did a whole segment on this didn't

01:03:59.220 i a few months ago southern poverty poor center yeah the poverty uh southern poverty law center

01:04:06.040 The poor centre, that's the kennel next door.

01:04:08.940 Get that right, come on.

01:04:10.700 Yeah, they're being investigated by the feds and the DOJ

01:04:15.380 all over the place from a number of different angles.

01:04:18.620 Taking money from, I think, dodgy places,

01:04:22.060 but certainly spending the money they get in various ways

01:04:26.520 that they never declared they would.

01:04:29.300 Spending their money in dodgy ways.

01:04:31.280 Yes, they were supposedly spending their money

01:04:33.460 to fund kind of like counter operatives like um to fund glowies essentially to go into

01:04:42.000 particular movements actors agent provocateurs yes that was it i remember now apparently they

01:04:46.980 were funding the guy who was organizing the buses and transportation at charlottesville

01:04:52.400 back in back in the day yeah so spLC is a very very subversive organization it's one of those

01:05:00.620 non-profit charities that accept money from very suspicious areas so that it can fund agent

01:05:05.940 provocateurs and also release hit pieces onto people who are patriots and nationalists and

01:05:11.460 otherwise anti-regime activists so that they can smear them as being anti-semitic racist and

01:05:18.180 otherwise terrible people and an immigration officer in talking to Keith Woods at the embassy

01:05:25.220 interview, according to Keith, was reading out their smear jobs against him and was asking him

01:05:31.860 whether he was an ethno-nationalist. I don't think Keith would deny that he certainly is for Ireland

01:05:36.360 and an anti-Semite. I would imagine that he would actually have quite a few, quite an issue with

01:05:42.000 that particular term. He's been critical of Israel, whether he would accept the term anti-Semite,

01:05:46.920 especially given its connotations, I don't know. He said, following up...

01:05:51.400 Are the Arabian people also Semitic people?

01:05:55.260 I mean, they are.

01:05:56.940 If you're going to get super technical with it,

01:05:59.020 outside of typical parlance, yes.

01:06:01.240 All right, okay, move on.

01:06:02.160 All right.

01:06:02.480 Yes.

01:06:03.260 But he followed up saying,

01:06:04.740 I know multiple other European patriots

01:06:06.760 who have been banned from the US since 2024

01:06:09.060 and have not yet spoken about it publicly.

01:06:11.580 Most of them don't even talk about Israel or Jews,

01:06:14.500 so it seems that they are banned solely

01:06:16.040 because of their views on immigration.

01:06:18.080 Now, he doesn't give any examples of who these people are,

01:06:20.840 and he doesn't give any names, but that would be because these are their stories to tell.

01:06:25.400 So I can assume that he is being honest with this. I will say from my own experiences going

01:06:31.280 to America earlier this year, I also applied under Esther. I was approved within a couple

01:06:36.500 of hours of putting the application in and I had no trouble coming through immigration. I just

01:06:40.680 received a few questions from a very, very bored looking immigration officer, but my profile is

01:06:46.820 nowhere as big as keith woods or presumably some of these other people that he's talking about so

01:06:52.120 i would imagine that experiences vary i can't lie that i was a little bit worried that i would get

01:06:57.460 to the immigration officer at the desk and he would say like uh what are your views on such

01:07:02.320 and such and i would give my honest views and he would just turn me around and say here's a ticket

01:07:06.200 for the next flight home but that didn't happen so this isn't my experience but i can't deny that

01:07:12.740 this probably is people's experience um you'll just ask because yeah i know of keith woods

01:07:18.640 of course i think maybe i had one interaction or two interactions with him on twitter sort of ever

01:07:23.860 nothing but but i've not really watched much keith woods ever i've maybe watched

01:07:28.760 half a dozen times for a total of 20 or 30 minutes in total so i essentially don't

01:07:34.880 know much about keith woods but i know that he is like really based right in all sorts of ways

01:07:39.780 i know that about him right he's a good guy right and he's a like like say he's he's very uh very

01:07:45.700 for his own people in ireland and he's supportive of pro-european causes and pro-european people

01:07:51.880 yeah i'm for irish nationalism in ireland right yeah yeah i'm for it's very anti-imperialist of

01:07:59.380 you beau i'm for english nationalism in england i'm trying to curry favor next time you end up

01:08:04.020 in belfast don't hurt me please please no i'm for indian nationalism in india right there's nothing

01:08:10.900 of course there's nothing wrong with that i mean supposedly they have indian nationalism in india

01:08:14.780 it just it just results in them sending hundreds of thousands of people to be indian nationalists

01:08:19.320 in other countries as well the point i'm trying to say is i've got absolutely nothing against

01:08:23.640 keith woods i just haven't actually watched much of his stuff before but is he sort of is he that

01:08:29.720 spicy and edgy that that the united states need to i mean he used to be i would i would say he

01:08:35.900 used to be during during biden he used to have much worse associations with certain people uh

01:08:43.220 he were he was i would say edgier was he in the fuentes sort of he's friends here he's friends

01:08:49.640 with nick fuentes and people like that okay but nick fuentes is an american citizen who

01:08:55.040 has got free speech and does advocate for things well he used to i don't know how strong he is on

01:09:01.300 it anymore but he used to talk about things like immigration restriction rate and racial issues

01:09:06.000 and all sorts of things so there are people that keith associates with and his friends with 0.73

01:09:09.940 within america who you could argue are much spicier than him and i want to just ask is he

01:09:16.540 saying is he saying the state department trump's state department have got a red flag on him keith

01:09:22.040 woods it would appear so if this is an accurate description of what he experienced because i'm

01:09:26.700 just going to ask like is it is keith woods the kind of guy that americans voted for trump to

01:09:32.240 keep out right like all right good question an irish patriot and were they voting so that

01:09:38.460 immigration officers would refer to spLC smear it like hit jobs and smear pieces to try to justify

01:09:47.040 keeping him out of the country when I would argue that the Trump administration, given what people

01:09:54.560 voted for, has much more of an opportunity to deal with issues within its own nation as well as

01:10:01.280 closing the borders to undesirables. And just for evidence, Keith presented the piece of paper that 0.59

01:10:07.960 he received. This was the notice that he received after being refused his visa. There have been

01:10:12.180 people supporting keith in response to it saying uh trump admin is now banning white europeans from

01:10:17.440 entering america if they have been critical of israel keith has been critical of israel but

01:10:21.600 he's also talking about a lot of pro-european issues and pro-irish issues and given his

01:10:26.620 longest statement it seems that this might also be affecting just pro-european activists as well

01:10:31.980 then there have been people attacking uh keith woods over this like matt forney uh i don't know

01:10:38.800 that is he's a big like pro-maga rah-rah kind of guy in america he said keith woods is anti-american

01:10:45.800 and likely an mi6 agent good on the trump administration for banning this fenian

01:10:51.880 troublemaker i can't really comment on his association or attachment to mi6 i don't know

01:10:58.540 i mean mi6 one irish southern republic of ireland nationalist ethno-nationalist is that

01:11:05.680 the type of people mi6 want potentially if i don't think so if anybody has evidence of keith

01:11:11.840 woods being an intelligence operative of some form please send it to me i would be interested

01:11:16.660 in reading it not republic of ireland intelligence services no like no mi6 okay um i would certainly

01:11:24.080 say that he's he's been critical of america's influence in the world since the end of the

01:11:29.500 second world war setting up its own gigantic empire and such but i would say that that is

01:11:33.280 within the realm of acceptable it should be within the realm of acceptable discussion

01:11:37.460 and should be something where you can talk about the influence right sounds like just

01:11:42.160 nonsense that he would uh write for his for his audience but one thing i want to see is that

01:11:48.940 matt forney has a big account relatively speaking 46k this doesn't seem to have been that good of a

01:11:57.960 post well no it well it doesn't seem to have really landed with his audience but it is interesting 0.92

01:12:02.800 the kind of lines that some of the diehards are bringing out was really what this what this feels

01:12:08.100 like to me especially if what keith is saying about other european nationalists uh being

01:12:15.060 rejected as well purely for their stance on immigration you then also have it feels like an

01:12:18.980 extension of the kind of attitude that we saw towards european europeans at the beginning of

01:12:23.600 the year with the greenland it's definitely something that worth checking over because

01:12:28.700 I believe that essentially, I'm not going to discover fire here, but politicians are lying.

01:12:35.080 And Trump, on the one hand, will go and say, as he said two days ago, the two major problems of Europe are energy and immigration.

01:12:44.200 But you can't just infer from this that his administration will be for everyone who is speaking about mass migration in Europe.

01:12:55.880 Well, of course. Well, from my own experiences going to America, all of the Americans that I met were very, very good people, and they were all to a T very supportive of pro-European and pro-British and even pro-Irish movements within the continent of Europe and the associated countries as well.

01:13:14.360 So all of the people who are good, honest American people that I met would look at somebody like Keith Woods and go, more power to him.

01:13:22.560 So it's very strange that the administration has decided to go the opposite direction.

01:13:28.200 And again, it feels like the administration has something of an anti-European bias.

01:13:33.980 And there's just another thing that if they had a credible piece of intelligence 0.84

01:13:39.480 that he is tied to the MA6, that would let him into the country

01:13:44.400 and would try to spy on him.

01:13:45.820 Well, that's a good point as well. 0.99

01:13:47.540 Can I ask a question that might make me look a bit stupid, 0.98

01:13:50.080 but I don't care about that. 0.98

01:13:52.180 I'm not in 45 in a few days, I don't care anymore. 1.00

01:13:54.660 What's Fenian mean?

01:13:56.120 I've got a relatively good vocabulary.

01:13:58.220 I'm relatively well-read and educated.

01:14:00.380 What's Fenian?

01:14:01.480 I don't think I've ever come across that in my life.

01:14:03.240 Is Fenian not a reference to a subgroup of Irish?

01:14:07.480 I don't know, is it?

01:14:08.420 I think it says here,

01:14:10.880 Fenian historically refers to members

01:14:13.080 of 19th century Irish revolutionary organizations,

01:14:16.340 such as the Fenian Brotherhood and the IRB,

01:14:19.940 the Irish Republican Brotherhood,

01:14:21.840 which sought to establish...

01:14:23.420 So he's saying he's an Irish subversive, basically.

01:14:25.460 Which, to be fair, is kind of like...

01:14:27.900 The Republicans have an issue with an Irish Republican.

01:14:30.980 Yeah, if you want to talk about time on 0.55

01:14:32.940 American traditions, being nasty to the Irish is kind of like, so MAGA's bringing it back in one

01:14:38.120 way. Then you have just like outright despicable shills like Captive Dreamer who are going to 1.00

01:14:44.580 support anything and everything that the Trump administration does, no matter how questionable.

01:14:50.820 But he brings up that Keith Woods used to associate himself with Sneeko, who is somebody

01:14:58.180 that I did a daily video on the other day, who is also not a very good person. And I would say

01:15:03.140 that, yes, this does indicate a certain lack of judgment retrospectively on Keith Woods. I've

01:15:09.940 never been a fan of Sneeko, never supported Sneeko, and Keith was very friendly with him

01:15:14.800 at one point. And I would say, yeah, this could be a reason to dislike him personally

01:15:19.260 and question his judgment, but is it a valid reason to deny him entry to the United States 0.89

01:15:26.880 When Sneeko, the guy that he's friendly with here, is an Islamic American citizen who is a popular streamer, who has a big audience, who is allowed to exert influence in America, what I would describe as very negative influence in America. 0.89

01:15:45.660 So because Keith Woods used to be friends with him, according to five-headed shills like Captive Dreamer, then that's a reason to keep him out of the country. 0.99

01:15:56.880 I know you have a beef with Captive Dreamer.

01:16:00.440 I don't have any interpersonal beef with him.

01:16:03.020 I just don't like him.

01:16:04.180 Let me just say, first of all,

01:16:05.220 I don't think Captive Dreamer would have an issue

01:16:07.240 if Sneeko and Hassan Piker were denaturalized and deported,

01:16:12.960 which is the real question.

01:16:14.700 Why, first of all, say no to Heath Woods visiting the US?

01:16:18.020 Then why isn't he lobbying his government to do that?

01:16:21.320 But the Trump administration hasn't denaturalized

01:16:25.140 and deported Hassan Piker and Sneeko.

01:16:28.600 So many people in this field.

01:16:29.080 But also, just question, what?

01:16:30.800 I was just saying, there's so many people in this field,

01:16:32.120 I just don't know.

01:16:33.060 I've heard of both Captive Dreamer and Sneeko,

01:16:36.140 but I've never followed them or know anything really about them

01:16:38.920 other than AA, I know AA hates Captive Dreamer, right?

01:16:41.980 Yeah.

01:16:42.300 And I've heard Sneeko is, I've just heard things about them.

01:16:45.960 Guys, a question.

01:16:47.040 Sorry, yeah, I want to ask you about Keith Woods as well

01:16:50.120 because also I don't know that much about his culture.

01:16:52.500 Yeah, that's fine.

01:16:53.060 I know that he has had some good takes lately, I saw.

01:16:56.700 So, yeah.

01:16:58.320 But question, does he put forward the sort of rhetoric

01:17:04.020 according to which any sort of, let's say,

01:17:09.220 dissatisfaction with Islam is a Jewish psyop?

01:17:13.480 Well, that's the thing that I was going to address

01:17:16.040 is that he kind of used to,

01:17:18.760 which was something that i've been critical of him on uh he's posted essentially a shower thought

01:17:23.800 saying back in 2019 so we're talking seven years ago now on some days i think europe would be better

01:17:28.960 off if we adopted in islam etc and this was back in 2020 again this is poor judgment and something

01:17:34.780 i disagree with him on prediction sometime in the future uh keith woods or someone will unite the

01:17:39.700 far right with islam to which he responds inshallah might have been a joke might have been more serious

01:17:44.040 who cares why does he have an he does he he does not think this anymore okay it's the sort of thing

01:17:50.620 where you see tucker doing it these days as well completely disagree with tucker on that whole

01:17:55.500 strategy that seems more like a joke yeah fuentes tried to try to pursue that tact recently as well

01:18:02.060 and now has gone back on it i do hate why did he have the iranian regime i mean that's a great

01:18:07.640 question i do as an englishman i refuse to take a side i don't care like it's like a reverse

01:18:13.200 tommy robinson's syndrome like you hate islam so much you become pro israel yeah and then

01:18:20.620 the reverse you hate israel so much you become pro islam no no no no no you've lost perspective

01:18:27.640 if you're doing either of those things as an english i think the thing that explains all of

01:18:32.620 this all of this back then is the thing that you've always got to keep in mind with keith is he

01:18:37.300 is god forbid i say it out loud irish and so you've got what do you mean you've got to expect

01:18:45.600 a little bit of this behavior from the irish i'm sorry edge lord what behavior what do you mean 0.65

01:18:51.260 sorry i'm not being a dick i honestly don't know exactly what you mean well like like this whole

01:18:55.840 like flirting with islam and the islamic regimes and stuff you kind of just got to expect it from

01:19:00.340 the Irish a little bit okay but why okay I would like I would like to know why right now many are

01:19:08.960 protesting mass migration to Ireland I don't ask me to understand the Irish I would need to take

01:19:17.520 some kind of like funded trip to um to to Liverpool with armed security so that I could ask the people

01:19:24.560 the irish question but that's just what we got to understand right now okay so what i'm seeing is

01:19:31.680 that people like this with personal beef against him will you know defend decisions like this i

01:19:37.720 know this is from before but this guy defends that he also saw he also let um reform and pimlico

01:19:44.240 types use his account for a little while so that he could so that they would have a big platform

01:19:49.540 to argue against Restore Britain on?

01:19:52.280 Keith Woodsteed?

01:19:53.020 No, this guy, Captive Dreamer.

01:19:54.760 Oh, right, okay. 1.00

01:19:55.780 Yeah, he's kind of an all-purpose retard for all occasions. 1.00

01:19:59.960 Yeah, that seems like a... 1.00

01:20:01.060 But the question for me is,

01:20:03.380 is it more sensible to have people

01:20:06.580 with previously questionable judgment,

01:20:09.540 but altogether a good guy who cares about his nation

01:20:14.080 and cares about his people and is pro-European

01:20:16.240 and wants immigration restrictions?

01:20:18.160 Is it more sensible to have people like that enter your country, or is it more sensible to allow people like Sneeko and Hassan Piker to remain as subversive citizens in your nation and exert influence?

01:20:34.040 Because just to remember, like we pointed out in the last segment, Hassan Piker says stuff like this.

01:20:39.840 He can prep with whoever he wants.

01:20:41.360 He can prep with Benny Morris if he wants.

01:20:43.640 There is no, there is no way you support terrorism, question mark.

01:20:47.700 No, I don't. 0.95

01:20:48.320 I don't support the state of Israel.

01:20:49.880 And I don't support the state of the United States of America.

01:20:53.780 You know, and he remembered saying America deserved 9-11.

01:20:58.060 I don't see any like big moves by the Trump administration

01:21:00.900 to denaturalize and deport him back to Turkey. 1.00

01:21:03.940 Yeah, I think, you know, it's way more likely

01:21:06.740 that Hassan Paikar is an agent

01:21:09.400 and Keith Woods is.

01:21:10.920 Yeah.

01:21:11.940 And honestly,

01:21:13.160 just if there were credible evidence

01:21:16.180 that he is an agent,

01:21:18.660 they would just let him in and spy on him.

01:21:20.880 Just piece of cake.

01:21:22.780 Or collaborate with him in some way.

01:21:24.780 Because the intelligence sharing...

01:21:26.080 You see who he's going to meet

01:21:27.120 and say, I know dirt on them.

01:21:29.740 I've had this conversation...

01:21:30.660 That's how...

01:21:31.340 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:21:32.680 You try and flip them.

01:21:33.560 I've had this conversation.

01:21:34.380 Actually, Nick Dixon,

01:21:35.500 the great Nick Dixon,

01:21:36.740 agrees with me on this from what i know about the intelligence services and i've read quite a lot

01:21:43.120 over the years all around the intelligence services none of these people are in the

01:21:46.540 intelligence services a real intelligence service agent an mi6 field agent it's not someone like

01:21:54.400 it's just not i feel like i don't it's i feel like we're getting a little bit too strung up on

01:21:59.740 the the ramblings of some guy who was just justifying anything and everything that his

01:22:05.040 administration i doubt i doubt hassan paika is actually in the turkish intelligence i highly

01:22:12.260 doubt it but but but either way but it led me to find this clip which just like is very confusing

01:22:18.000 because hassan paika himself seems very confused because he's also taking the line that a lot of

01:22:23.640 people are that the american government alongside israel were behind the moroccan government sending

01:22:29.460 40 000 people into spanish administered territory i know we've spoken about this on the podcast i've

01:22:34.500 not listened to that segment i've not looked into the evidence myself so i can't speak on it and

01:22:39.820 he's but he's just saying it's not some conspiracy s the new york times is openly covering it as

01:22:44.100 such it was classic israel in the way that they did it and i can only assume that hassan piker is

01:22:48.060 a very very very confused man because surely increasing diversity in spain should make him

01:22:54.980 love israel surely that's something that he should be entirely in favor of spain just became

01:23:02.020 more muslim to the rate to the number of 40 000 people so it's funny the confusion that you see

01:23:10.060 from those like hassan paika but also just this is let's i want to say something about this because

01:23:17.060 i was covering the seuta invasion and a lot and i'll say that the way several israeli officials

01:23:23.840 reacted online with their posts was really bad oh yes no i saw those insane just why are you

01:23:31.880 gloating you're you're supposed to hate sanchez and sanchez is getting what he wants he has

01:23:37.900 essentially said this and then you're cheering that sanchez got what he wants and also just that

01:23:43.440 was just i think that was complete it was it was very poor let's remember on this that sanchez has

01:23:50.400 constantly said that he wants to regularize more than half a million undocumented migrants

01:23:58.320 Well, he amnestied half a million as well. 0.80

01:24:00.980 Yeah, so he wants this.

01:24:02.980 Sanchez is a member of the radical left who wants this.

01:24:05.880 So whether America or Israel are involved in this, it could be a possibility.

01:24:13.020 It's just funny to me that for people like-

01:24:14.480 But at the end of the day, I'm really much, you know, for the simplest explanation.

01:24:19.600 And when you have a radical leftist in charge of Spain, and they say essentially that they want to do this and they want to pay Morocco for not allowing, you know, Moroccans and people in Morocco to invade Ceuta, and then they just open the borders, just, yeah, Sanchez is involved.

01:24:41.360 so those those the officials from israel who just started you know being very happy about

01:24:47.960 what happened and just hey stick it to sanchez no sanchez go sanchez won oh yes sanchez was happy

01:24:55.860 for something like that to happen and to promote behavior that would allow it to happen but again

01:25:00.840 it's just it's just i find it very funny that uh if it can be used to attack america and israel

01:25:06.520 all of a sudden Hassan Pica recognizes that hey this is an attack on national sovereignty and this 0.70

01:25:12.600 is suddenly a bad thing and I can tell that because Israel is doing it therefore it's bad 0.97

01:25:17.420 even though they're doing the sort of thing that I would support in the first place wants demographic 0.91

01:25:21.820 security for Spain he certainly does he certainly does and god bless him for that but what I'm just

01:25:27.160 thinking is all I'm thinking America is if you're after anti-American anti-Israeli subversives and

01:25:34.860 want them out of your country, Keith Woods poses a significantly smaller threat to your nation

01:25:42.680 than the people you already have in there, like Hassan Piker, like Sneeko, like Francesca Hong

01:25:50.700 from the previous segment. So I would argue and I would implore that you perhaps get your priorities

01:25:56.100 straight. I'll go through a couple of the rumble rants and then we can go through the written and

01:26:03.120 video comments uh random name hassan can't be part of any intelligence service because the

01:26:07.520 key word is intelligence and where hassan is concerned none can be found bald eagle the spLC

01:26:12.320 were funding the kkk and other white supremacist organizations to keep the donations coming in

01:26:16.320 and basically deceiving people bank records again uh catching liars yes i do remember now that you

01:26:22.060 mention it that there was some involvement with the kkk and all of that although to be fair like

01:26:26.640 the kkk and all of those organizations have been they've just been separate arms of the fbi for

01:26:31.760 decades at this point really haven't they do we have any oh god we've got quite a few video

01:26:35.900 comments let's get through these oh yes also at three o'clock connor and i recorded a film review

01:26:43.240 for the film obsession which will be coming out at three o'clock so uh you can watch that on the

01:26:49.080 website is it good you're saying it's good or is it laughably bad i thought it was a good film

01:26:53.140 oh okay all right if you want more discussion on that and its themes and subject matter and

01:26:57.460 how we thought it handled them. 1.00

01:26:58.720 She's a psycho bitch. 1.00

01:27:00.880 Well, yes, but there's more to say on it than just that. 1.00

01:27:04.260 There's the various flavours of psycho bitch 1.00

01:27:06.620 that she displays through the rest of the film. 1.00

01:27:08.600 So watch the video, please.

01:27:11.100 And let's watch this one.

01:27:12.540 I'm here today at Lillishall Abbey.

01:27:16.860 Absolutely spectacular.

01:27:18.160 sorry is that it your cabbie what sorry did he say your cabbie no you know york minster's still

01:27:33.820 there in it's no it's not the minister it's also the witch's covenant happening at the altar there

01:27:38.600 oh yeah i'm not sure what one he was talking about i love walking around an old ruined abbey

01:27:44.740 I love that sort of thing.

01:27:45.920 That's a great day out for me.

01:27:47.740 Yeah, that looked great.

01:27:49.060 A thermosk of tea, some sandwiches.

01:27:51.840 Walk around that for hours.

01:27:55.900 Let's move on to the next one.

01:27:57.060 Sorry, we were quite pressed for time

01:27:58.520 because we're going to get kicked out of the studio

01:27:59.940 about half past on the door.

01:28:01.460 Morning, Los Lises.

01:28:02.440 Tomorrow is a big day for me.

01:28:04.220 I'm going to be attending my magistrate court date

01:28:06.460 where I will unfortunately have to plead guilty

01:28:08.680 to 12 counts of racial hatred. 0.55

01:28:11.920 The reason I have to plead guilty

01:28:13.280 is to hopefully get a third off my

01:28:15.320 sentence, which will be

01:28:17.140 the sentencing will be on the 2nd of September

01:28:19.040 but other than that I've been

01:28:21.420 keeping myself busy with

01:28:23.360 Islander on the last entry and that

01:28:25.400 has been keeping me going throughout this hard process

01:28:27.480 so thank you very much Lotus Eaters

01:28:29.520 What did he say?

01:28:31.960 What did he do?

01:28:32.480 I think it was related to tweets

01:28:34.300 so that would probably be today that he's

01:28:36.420 going through that

01:28:38.100 so I wish you the absolute best

01:28:40.540 and I hope they go

01:28:42.440 easy on you farrell williams may have had the more popular hit with happy but i want to bring

01:28:48.020 greater attention to the song of the same name by max sedgley the video to which you can watch

01:28:53.840 on youtube and is based on the harvesting processing packaging transportation stocking

01:28:59.040 selling preparation and drinking of that happiest of things a cup of tea there's even a playoff the

01:29:05.400 best biscuit to accompany the cuppa well check that out then i suppose you want a biscuit with

01:29:11.480 a bit of integrity

01:29:12.140 like a hobnob

01:29:13.020 or something

01:29:13.460 yeah you want

01:29:14.280 to fall apart

01:29:15.840 yeah you know

01:29:16.440 a rich tea

01:29:17.900 is not

01:29:18.360 it's badly named

01:29:19.320 isn't it really

01:29:19.840 yeah

01:29:20.220 that's what's

01:29:27.380 for you Stelios

01:29:28.180 yes Commander

01:29:29.180 we're at the end

01:29:30.060 Stelios

01:29:30.420 I just love

01:29:31.160 your body

01:29:31.640 see you

01:29:37.140 you know in the iliad there's whole secrets where achilles and other people put their

01:29:49.100 i heard someone genuinely argue that that was a reference to that maybe maybe i mean the greeks

01:29:58.540 love arnold yeah austenius does muslim gay romeo and juliet what

01:30:06.980 why

01:30:08.980 what am i watching just ainsley at the back of it so for those listening uh the uk government was

01:30:29.240 using taxpayer money to fund gay muslim romeo and juliet although i did see someone argue that 0.98

01:30:35.900 like using tax money to transmit gay porn into the minds of foreigners is a 0.99

01:30:40.520 hilarious use of taxpayer money. 1.00

01:30:43.640 Yeah.

01:30:44.280 Yeah.

01:30:44.460 We'll speed run.

01:30:45.340 Samson is a novel called life force, 0.63

01:30:48.560 which is basically about a Weyland Yutani trillionaire guy starting a wildlife

01:30:53.740 reserve on another planet.

01:30:55.000 It took me 20 years to find this book again from when I was a kid,

01:30:58.980 because I saw it on a shelf,

01:31:00.200 but I could never figure out what it was called when I went back to look for

01:31:04.160 it.

01:31:05.040 I accidentally rediscovered the cover art while perusing the works of Richard Hescox, the artist for the book.

01:31:12.520 And I'm beginning to see why the book is so hard to find. I'll address this later.

01:31:19.260 Well, thank you.

01:31:21.180 Bill C-22 has escaped the House of Commons to a second reading in the Senate.

01:31:25.060 Among other things, it prescribes that cell phone manufacturers build in a backdoor to every single cell phone

01:31:30.340 that allows the Canadian government arbitrary access to the totality of data on any person's phone.

01:31:35.260 It prescribes also that electronic service providers, basically anyone on the internet,

01:31:38.920 build and maintain a database of all of their customers' data and allowing the state access at any time.

01:31:44.780 Consider also the less than subtle suggestion at the Liberal Party conference this year

01:31:48.280 that anyone that dares emigrate from Canada be faced with a six-figure fine

01:31:52.400 and it's difficult to shake the impression that a prison is being erected around us.

01:31:57.300 Well, that doesn't sound good.

01:31:58.600 Hmm.

01:31:59.860 Hmm.

01:32:00.340 I feel like I recognise this street.

01:32:10.340 where's that i don't know it looked lovely yeah well thank you everybody for commenting but uh

01:32:36.460 Sadly, Samson's going to crack the whips out if we don't finish now.

01:32:39.640 So thanks, everybody, and take care.

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - August 05, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1477

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