00:00:45.420Oh, dear. Anyway, it is Monday, friends.
00:00:47.900So do tune in at three o'clock today for Firaz's Realpolitik, where you're going to be talking about Mecca and who will control it.
00:00:58.660The war has shifted from control to Hormuz, possibly to who will control Mecca, which makes it of a bigger problem.
00:01:06.200Aha, you'll find out. Watch us at three.
00:01:08.180Well, there we go. Right. So do go and tune in for Firaz's Realpolitik.
00:01:12.300And obviously do go over to the website and get yourself a copy of Islander magazine as well, ladies and gentlemen.
00:01:19.720I actually forgot to link it, but I made a recording for the podcast channel talking all about Carl's article on the scouring of the Shire.
00:01:29.740And people seem to really enjoy that and it convinced many people to go and get an issue.
00:02:15.200And this was supposed to be the basis of it all.
00:02:19.520And if you remember, we basically had defenses of reform
00:02:23.760arguing more or less that Nigel Farage is in fact
00:02:29.180secretly very, very based and that he should be trusted
00:02:33.380and the plan should be trusted in order to deliver him
00:02:36.700to number 10 and once he is in number 10 his uh true secret identity as uh rad based shall we say
00:02:45.100will in the end be revealed and the job of everybody is to just trust him but even if that
00:02:51.380were true in farage were secretly based he would have made his job of implementing base policies
00:02:58.440exponentially harder because he has surrounded himself by a bunch of establishment quizlings
00:03:04.880who at the moment realized, oh, actually, he wasn't our guy. He was actually secretly based
00:03:11.100the entire time. They'd obviously try and stop him. And he would have given them the power to
00:03:15.380enable that fait accompli. So it doesn't fit. That's an excellent point. That's an excellent
00:03:21.520point. And then as things deteriorated, we saw Farage invite people like Nadine Doris,
00:03:27.260the author of the Online Communications Act, which is being used to police people left and right.
00:03:33.600And then we saw Nadeem Zahawi, whose connections with the Kurdistan regional government kind of show where his natural allegiance actually sits.
00:03:44.000Not only that, someone who quite literally applauded the fact that, effectively, Somalia is propped up by remittances and wanted it to continue.
00:03:55.200By remittances from people of whom 70% live in social housing.
00:04:00.04070% of Somalians live in social housing
00:04:02.600And they can afford to send remittances back to Somalia
00:11:32.600Nobody wants the erasure of the Koreans.
00:11:34.000You know, the Telegraph really led the charge here in terms of the media losing their minds.
00:11:39.000And I know that segments have been done on this, so I'll keep this part very, very brief.
00:11:43.040But when Rupert Lowe made the announcement and Nigel Farage responded, the reporting on the 2nd of August was, you know, okay, Farage is actually considering this offer.
00:11:54.580And, you know, on the 3rd, they said that he was in talks to strike a deal.
00:19:54.000It was obviously intended by the people who run the Telegraph to make sure that Nigel Farage does not end up considering a pact with Restore.
00:20:03.380And they succeeded. And they succeeded.
00:20:06.520So now, basically, a spokesman for Reform said that there was no question of any agreement with Mr. Lowe's party while Mr. Downs was in place.
00:20:15.020And this is, it's important to understand what's being done here.
00:20:18.480The idea is to put Restore in an impossible position.
00:20:21.420either get rid of the number two man in the party essentially or number three or whatever he is and
00:20:28.160one of your most talented communicators one of the most talented communicators in the party either
00:20:32.980get rid of him and sever the connection with a younger generation who are increasingly much more
00:20:38.540radical and that's what they should be worried about and we'll get to that in a moment and
00:20:43.640basically throw Charlie under the bus but also accept the framing like if Rupert Lowe were to
00:20:50.880say yes to this, implicitly, the answer is yes, you should have various ethnic groups in every
00:20:57.740political party. There should be a Jewish alliance in restore, and therefore there should be a Hindu
00:21:04.300alliance, and therefore there should be a Muslim alliance. If you have a Friends of Israel group,
00:21:10.540why shouldn't you have a Friends of Pakistan, or a Friends of India, or a Friends of Mozambique,
00:21:15.860or have friends of whatever the hell it is,
00:23:09.700And this is obviously intended to force everybody back into the same liberal dogma that brought Britain to this atrocious state.
00:23:21.360But also as well, it comes after this decades-long sustained assault in which these particular words, whatever they be, racist, whatever they may be, have just been designed to basically say, you don't get to have a country.
00:24:30.660And the thing is, for decades and decades now, we've just have to suffer the abuse of these words.
00:24:36.280And that has given the right and the anti-establishment a very, very thick skin.
00:24:42.320But it also means as well, now that there is an actual Restore Britain movement, there is a collective movement there, that we can shout back.
00:29:33.140reform was that the hysterical smear campaign against Farage will only help propel reform to
00:29:39.780power. Actually, you misspelled that. That should read Restore. And you're engaged in this exact
00:29:45.660same kind of hysterical campaign intended to force people to accept your unhinged liberal dogma,
00:29:52.840which has failed on examination. And it was a good faith examination. People in the 90s wanted
00:29:59.380this whole thing to work it's just that it was tried and tested and it was proven that it didn't
00:30:05.220work and so you've gone back to the same tried and tested methods of trying to cast anybody who
00:30:12.080disagrees with this experiment as an anti-semite and it won't work
00:30:16.420anyway quickly moving on yes all right then uh well there's actually no rumble rants so i was
00:30:24.700just going to say that samson is that rumble rants off of the dead one is there actually
00:30:29.560another one have you hidden them all i wondered if that was off the old ah uh the old stream that
00:30:34.720we had an issue with samson maybe it was i bloody knew it look ah good call right all right get back
00:30:44.060to um so that's a random name hmm we will yeah okay we can't read that that's a random name true
00:30:51.380to form from you but uh i take your point and uh well as a random name is a legend that's a random
00:30:57.740fed post all right so well the eye of sauron is now thoroughly on restore britain over here and
00:31:08.120as you've just covered in the last segment firas the the onslaught has truly begun and that's good
00:31:14.020we welcome it because as we also say we're we're ready for this fight this is a fight that has
00:31:18.880being suppressed for a long, long time now, and a discussion about the direction of Britain
00:31:24.160that is vital to its very survival. But of course, this struggle goes far beyond Britain itself.
00:31:31.940There is an entire friendly, wonderful, cultured, vibrant continent out there full of French and
00:31:38.700Germans and Spanish and Italians and Polish and Swedish and wonderful European nations, right?
00:31:45.000that it is an absolute privilege to be a part of that civilization, and they deserve to survive
00:31:51.260every bit as much as we do. And it's with that that I come to you with good news, which is that
00:31:58.180we have wonderful political activists such as Martin Selner and Eva Vladingabrook, who have
00:32:04.480basically been at the tip of the spear for a new movement, which is the Save Europe Act. Now,
00:32:11.340Well, Harry Robinson did a recent interview, actually, on the website with Martin Selner, and I watched it, and it was really, really brilliant.
00:32:21.260And one of the reasons why it was so brilliant is because Martin is a man of fine detail, right?
00:32:27.900He's not a man who's just, well, vaguely, this is the direction.
00:32:35.020He's interested in structure and his interest in messaging and training the next generation on how to adapt themselves more and more to a society that is obviously combative against their own interests, yes.
00:32:51.700And so he talks about all of these things, and there are very few people who can prove their anti-establishment credentials better than Martin, given that he's currently banned from Britain.
00:33:01.980He's been debanked over 100 times, and of course, he started out doing wonderful work for Generation Identity at the beginning of the 2010s, and since then is obviously branching out to support the only cause which is worth supporting on European soil in this century, which is making sure that that continent actually survives to the end of this century.
00:33:29.100Now, there is also an aspect of this that is brought up in the latest issue of Islander magazine, our magazine edited by Rory, now on our sixth issue.
00:33:39.360And one of the great articles in it that Henry Martin talks about is the fact that influence is very important.
00:33:46.320And my goodness, now, as a movement, do we not have influence when it comes to the online, right?
00:34:05.060And as Martin points out in his piece, it also requires you to be near the lever of power.
00:34:11.240And the actual online influence isn't necessarily actually the only thing that, of course, we need if we're going to win this.
00:34:19.060And so what Martin Selner is talking about is actually building NGOs, building institutions, creating these pressure valves on the other European institutions that have betrayed us to basically try and win over eventually, you know, to form our own bases of power, I suppose I'm saying.
00:34:40.100And Martin's been doing some great work, obviously, looking at the situation in Sweater, which was a dark foreboding.
00:34:48.060I mean, optically, when you saw the images of just a shape of things to come.
00:34:52.660Sure, it was obviously on the African coastline, but it's not that far.
00:34:57.740And these are not people who really care for rules or procedure or anything.
00:35:02.280And so this is what we're all coming to.
00:35:05.260And there is one thing as well I would just like to say, which is that I've recently been doing some work on my literature series on the website Chronicles,
00:35:14.020this time talking about Childe Harold's Pilgrimage by Lord Byron.
00:35:18.700And this is a sprawling poem going across four cantos in which Childe Harold, or Byron, controversial, basically goes across the war-torn reaches of Napoleonic Spain.
00:35:32.140He goes to Athens and Greece and Albania under the occupation of the Ottomans and the Turks.
00:35:38.780He goes to the ground at Waterloo and just saw the massacres and the lives that were lost there.
00:35:44.680And then he goes to Italy to find it under Austrian influence.
00:35:48.900And what Byron is responding to here is the loss of vitality, the loss of cultural confidence,
00:35:54.800even 200 years ago in all of these nations when it still seems like Europe was the absolute power in the world.
00:36:01.580And these are things that we really need to consider.
00:36:04.420And it's important to remember our history.
00:38:16.860Yes, these are luxuries that come from a safe society and one that functions.
00:38:23.480And so speaking, drawing from this article from the European Conservative, it says,
00:38:30.080speaking to a reporter at Saturday's Remigration Summit in Porto in Portugal,
00:38:35.020Vladinga Brook described the Save Europe Act as, quote,
00:38:37.960essentially a legal proposal that we will send to the European Commission and demand that they transform into law.
00:38:44.220The act's main demands, Vladinga Brook said, are a total and full halt to non-European immigration, both legal and illegal, and to create a Europe-wide remigration system.
00:38:55.600And she says, things are going too slow here in Europe, and when it comes to immigration and especially remigration.
00:39:04.200Obviously, the borders are still wide open, and nobody is being sent home, but the situation is deteriorating.
00:39:10.760we are about to become a minority in our own countries and we cannot just wait for politicians
00:39:15.880to save our lives which i of course thoroughly echo um now i was pleased to see of course
00:39:23.500rupert lowe was very quick to put his name to this personally and obviously it goes without saying
00:39:29.000that i would uh ask everyone who is a member of restore britain and reform uk if you feel that
00:39:36.180you can to obviously put your name to this petition, sign it, because what affects one
00:39:41.020of us affects us all. And this is a battle for civilization. And we have to let it be known
00:39:48.000just how fierce, how much resistance there is out there to what is being done to us. We need it in
00:39:55.360numbers. We need names. We need people to actually be willing to stand up and put themselves forward
00:40:01.340in this. And obviously, this comes with a slightly more lowball point. But of course,
00:40:10.440when it comes to entirely anti-Western protests, there are a dime a dozen and these are encouraged
00:40:16.940and these are always allowed to go ahead. But we are the ones, we are actually the ones that
00:40:21.720are the anti-establishment here. And that means that it is going to be here with our efforts,
00:40:27.560with Restore Britain and on the continent
00:40:30.200with whichever party it is in your respective country
00:40:33.040that you're obviously putting your efforts behind
00:40:35.760and, of course, the Save Europe Act as well.
00:40:44.800There are going to be days where it feels like the entire world
00:40:48.620is just trying to drown you in despair
00:40:51.800and make you think that you cannot win this fight.
00:40:55.060And that is exactly how they want you.
00:40:56.880And I just wish to tell you it's not true. We can win this. We can. We are stronger now than we have been in years. And we keep going from strength to strength. And it's because of that fearlessness. It's because of that commitment to who we are and to who our countries are and what makes us so special that makes you see ordinary people getting involved day in, day out in ways that, frankly, the populations of Europe have not had.
00:41:26.880had to for a very, very long time. And so we found them here going to the European Union.
00:41:35.400And I'll just play this in the background as we discuss. But the first, as you can see here,
00:41:41.140over half a million of signatures straight into the European Union, straight into the very halls
00:41:46.380of power. And again, Brussels is a place that has certainly had its swathes of diversity at this
00:41:53.220point. You cannot say, oh, well, it's because the EU are in Brussels and they don't see the
00:41:58.280changes around them. No, no, they see it all the time. Brussels is cooked. Yeah, they see it all
00:42:04.880the time. They very well know what the problems are and they don't care. In fact, they intend to
00:42:11.160keep you saddled with them for as long as possible. So then we come to the commission
00:42:18.080and the implementing of this decision, because obviously, as I've outlined,
00:42:22.860these were some of the goals, you know, of the Save Europe Act.
00:42:29.720And the European Union, after first not acknowledging it,
00:42:34.000basically came around and came through here and actually issued a response.
00:42:42.600There are certain passages here that I think it's very important to read.
00:42:46.160Now, one is point three. The aim of the initiative, as expressed by the organisers, is to call on the Commission to propose a Union Act establishing a temporary moratorium on new non-Western immigration channels, including study and family reunification visas, whilst fundamentally reforming the EU migration and asylum system.
00:43:09.060The Act should strengthen external border protection, rapid screening and return procedures, and provide for a systemic and accelerated remigration of illegally staying migrants, rejected asylum seekers, and further categories of non-European migrants whose continued stay places a serious burden on member states.
00:43:29.980It should also ensure mutual recognition of return decisions across the Union, stronger cooperation with third countries on readmission, and the removal of welfare pull factors that encourage further migration into Europe.
00:43:45.440And I don't know any complaints with that.
00:43:49.320Does that sound like some dystopian nightmare, gentlemen?
00:43:52.520No, I mean, that's a super difficult thing to rationalise an argument against, isn't it, really?
00:44:29.580And non-European migrants, well, where else would they be from, would not be based on migration management criteria, but on the ethnic, cultural or civilizational origin of the persons concerned.
00:44:42.980Therefore, the proposed generalized moratorium would discriminate on the basis of race and ethnic origin.
00:44:50.180It is thus manifestly contrary to Article 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
00:44:57.600and to the values enshrined in Article 2 of the Treaty on the European Union,
00:46:40.660is first evil then mad absolutely and so we find here as well uh now if i go to uh so martin selner
00:46:52.880uh left a uh comment for for you nate didn't he because you've been speaking with martin yeah
00:46:59.100and martin just want uh made a point to say that the save europe act is one of the most successful
00:47:05.200patriotic campaigns in europe originally launched as a european citizens initiative it has since
00:47:11.600evolved into a europe-wide activist campaign founded by martin selner and eva vladinga brook
00:47:17.080the save europe europe act proposes changes to european law aimed at securing europe's borders
00:47:23.700and demographic future through a system of remigration despite gathering more than 760
00:47:31.000thousand supporters and receiving backing from politicians such as Rupert Lowe, Dominic
00:47:37.060Tarinsky and Viktor Orban and Bjork Hock. The European Commission refused to register the
00:47:44.300initiative, complaining that it was manifestly contrary to the values of the European Union.
00:47:49.680The organisation responded with a major patriotic demonstration in Brussels. Today, thousands of
00:47:56.200volunteers are organising across Europe, whilst a legal challenge against the Commission's
00:48:01.460rejection is being prepared, and that's important to note. The organisers are now using the growing
00:48:06.680public attention to put Brussels under pressure, either register the initiative and allow the
00:48:12.460debate to take place, or expose the EU's refusal to permit that debate before a global audience.
00:48:19.360And this is absolutely key, because if this petition were to get over a million signatures, then that forces by certain mechanisms of the EU itself to actually have to meet with the organizers of that petition and have a conversation about it.
00:48:39.800Now, the EU, in doing this and using all of this legal wordplay, has basically neutered it and said, we don't have to meet you because we've actually just rejected the entire thing on the premise of it.
00:48:52.520Don't let that dissuade you. Keep the numbers mounting. Just make sure that you are everywhere. Right. Just keep the pressure on. Right. Let them know that you are not going to take this from them.
00:49:03.060um and so we also get as well the fact that of course there is going to be a tour going around
00:49:10.340as well which is absolutely crucial to mention it's already begun it has yes as you can see here
00:49:15.560the first the very first of this month was one in utrecht in the in the netherlands uh one in
00:49:21.060liel just a few days ago or there wasn't actually because this is what i mean when i talk about
00:49:26.740resistance from all of the mayoralities all of the local institute on the national and um
00:49:32.760continental level. They will do everything to stop this, but you just have to keep going.
00:49:38.480So the next one is going to be in Lyon, and it's going to go across Spain, Portugal, Italy,
00:49:43.220Slovenia, Austria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Germany, and more to come. And so if you are near
00:49:49.620any of these places, it is your duty to go to them, right? And to meet people like-minded who
00:49:57.480share your concerns about what europe is going through and in order to network with one another
00:50:03.780because they break you down and one of the ways that they have held us prisoner for so long
00:50:07.960is because the media apparatus has worked in such a way to try and make you feel
00:50:13.600like you are alone but you're not right and there is actually more of us than there is of them i can
00:50:20.180promise you that um and so as we can see here leo basically turned around and said um well the
00:50:28.760planned demonstration by its very purpose constitutes a serious violation of respect
00:50:33.260for human dignity uh just just general protecting your own dignity and survival constitutes a
00:50:42.180violation of respect for human dignity it's just important to it's just important to see the extent
00:51:35.420Just as a sort of quick side note, when they find an uncontacted tribe in the Amazon or in India or wherever,
00:51:44.400uh because this is the western system still despite its its modern faults they sort of try
00:51:52.100to protect it they try to ensure its survival they avoid contact with this undiscovered tribe
00:51:57.720and leave them to be because they want to preserve them even though they're literally living in the
00:52:03.020stone age the tribes right to freedom of association happened recently even though
00:52:06.980they're literally sort of living in the stone age but they find this single most successful
00:52:12.980civilization in the history of humanity and decide it shouldn't exist. That is why. That is
00:52:19.580why. Precisely why. That is the source of the malice. It is envy. It is self-hatred. It is
00:52:25.820destruction. So it's just important to put this in context. Oh, undiscovered civilization in the
00:52:31.740stone age. You can't even call it a civilization. It hasn't built anything yet. Let's protect them
00:52:36.200and safeguard them. The civilization that built the best example available in human history,
00:52:43.060let's see how we can deny its existence as a prelude to literally erasing it.
00:52:49.420Yes. And so that was the response from Liel about all of this. And so again, this is a sort of
00:52:57.320treatment that you're going to get. But this is exactly, to go back to what I was saying at the
00:53:01.920beginning, this is why it's really important to heed Martin's point about mobilization and about
00:53:07.620organization, about NGOs and actual structure, so that actually we can embed these institutions
00:53:14.640in the landscape, in Europe's political landscape, and basically put them into a position where
00:53:22.200they're not able to ignore us anymore. And like I say, even though they've basically tried to
00:53:27.720nullify this petition, even as it climbs in every hundreds of thousands of signatures
00:53:33.640climbing amongst the weeks. There is obviously going to be legal warfare fighting back as well.
00:53:39.640This is not a settled issue, right? I don't think the people organizing this went,
00:53:45.580oh, we've come to you with all this petition and then just sort of banked on them saying,
00:53:49.620yes, all right, good point. Sorry about all that. Yeah, we're not that naive, obviously.
00:53:55.800And so there are many ways that you can obviously support Save Europe.
00:53:59.560Obviously, if you are on the continent especially watching this,
00:54:03.480and I encourage it because that's where all the tour dates are going to be coming.
00:54:07.200Obviously, we're mobilizing ourselves over here as well behind Restore Britain
00:54:11.060and doing everything that we can on this side of the English Channel.
00:54:15.640But if you're there, do become a volunteer, sign up,
00:54:18.840meet like-minded patriots and get involved.
00:54:22.100Obviously, they'll need economic support as well.
00:54:24.620I think you can donate and you can obviously also buy the merch.
00:54:28.760And this all goes to building the institutions on the continent.
00:54:32.180And of course, if there is one thing that you do, wherever you are, whoever you are watching this, as little as it is, just sign the petition.
01:19:07.540You may be asking yourself, how low can we get?
01:19:09.620And apart from the obvious squatting involved, I'd say being lectured by women toilet historians, non-Indian profession, by the way, is pretty low indeed.
01:19:20.240That's a banger comment. You've been on one today, random name. Thank you.
01:19:26.040All right. And for the sake of time, because we want to get you to your realpolitik on time as well.
01:19:31.920Do we have video comments today, Samson?