The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1484

00:00:00 Good afternoon and welcome to the podcast Lotus Eaters episode 1484. I'm your host Harry, joined today by guests Nick and Connor.

00:00:11 Hello sir. 1.00

00:00:11 Glad to have you both on today and we're going to be talking about Burnham's migrant plans to destroy the rural countryside. 1.00

00:00:18 How life comes at you fast, which honestly I don't actually know at all what this segment will be about, so it'll be a nice surprise. 1.00

00:00:24 some good news segment and then also i'll finish off by just pointing out the obvious and say the

00:00:30 clackton circus is over nigel farage won and he doesn't really seem to care about it nobody really

00:00:36 seems to care all of that much about it because he's far more um far more interested in what's

00:00:41 going on with restore at the moment uh so we'll talk about that also later on today three o'clock

00:00:47 for our premium subscribers we have lads hour and connor has brought in secret hitler i've been

00:00:53 trying to make this one happen for a very long time

00:00:55 because we didn't have five players and now we do

00:00:57 Harry and Nick have no idea what the rules

00:00:59 are, this is going to be a lot of fun

00:01:01 I was just assuming that this was going to be like some kind of

00:01:03 intervention for me

00:01:04 I don't think it's a secret

00:01:06 For once it might turn

00:01:09 out not to be me, that might be the show

00:01:11 Harry and I are competing as to who can get the most page space in the next

00:01:13 state of hate report 0.86

00:01:14 I've been reading the telegraph and I think Secret Hitler's all of you 0.84

00:01:17 Nick, obviously 0.95

00:01:19 you're the moderate on the table

00:01:21 so you're going to be more like

00:01:22 uh you're going to be more like one of those aristocrats who tried to to bomb him all right

00:01:27 i was thinking i'd like secret franco or like as a different ones secret stalin yeah who's i don't

00:01:32 know who the moderate hitler is really uh the bukele yep cool there you go all right and with

00:01:39 that that's something to look forward to tune into that later at three o'clock english time

00:01:43 and uh let's get into the news tell us about tell us about burnham happy to so i've called this

00:01:49 burghans burghans burnham's migrant plan will destroy england i've gone on the nose with the

00:01:54 title you can apply your own title of course but the point is burnham has this new scatter it's not

00:01:59 new because there was already the scatter idea let's scatter migrants evenly across the country

00:02:03 this seems to be a operation scatter just a continuation of government policy now that 1.00

00:02:08 they've brought all these people in well we can't just shove them all in poor neighborhoods we've got

00:02:12 to spread the wealth yes and the sort of the variation that burnham's added he's making it

00:02:16 sound like it's a class thing it's like well it's not fair you know that it's all in poor areas so 0.55

00:02:20 we're going to give some of these migrants to the middle class areas as well and all it's all 0.96

00:02:24 kicking off let's just say finally define manchesterism as just regional spite yes

00:02:28 i've started calling it rape devolution i don't know if we can say that i don't know it's been

00:02:33 said now i don't know if we can say it on you i wouldn't say it i'm not going to say it on youtube

00:02:36 but uh but we're on youtube yeah yeah i know but i'm doing it's probably like i've said it but i'm

00:02:41 not going to say it because it's too late but that's basically what it is it's like let's

00:02:45 distribute it all around fairly and that's what when burnham said devolution you didn't realize

00:02:50 that's what he meant and by islander six i don't know why it's that's the only place that they're 0.99

00:02:54 not putting the rapey migrants yes although rory's got some special plans for seven no he doesn't

00:02:59 that's a joke so yeah i carl's got an article in there who else um open it and have a look 0.94

00:03:06 yeah you can you can buy your copy of islander so you two know what you're getting luca has an

00:03:10 article in there good like alum darrick um you've got carl's articles on the scaring the shire

00:03:16 you've got the rory interview with michael hudson which is very good you've got henry

00:03:20 reactionary reading law with his influences not power article there's loads of fantastic

00:03:24 stuff in there available now while stocks last and now let's get on with the depressing segment 0.97

00:03:29 so here's burnham and he's explaining why he needs to distribute these migrants fairly in 0.53

00:03:33 what i'm calling our word evolution those concerns i do have to say we cannot have a situation

00:03:40 where it's only the poorest communities in the country

00:03:43 that receive all of the dispersal of refugees and asylum seekers.

00:03:48 I do believe all parts of the country need to work to play their part.

00:03:54 It's a challenging issue.

00:03:55 We're working at it.

00:03:56 We understand people's concerns.

00:03:59 And I will look into the issues raised by the good people of Piddington.

00:04:04 He sounds like Northern Fraser Nelson.

00:04:08 Do you remember that 2017 interview that Fraser Nelson said,

00:04:10 all politicians have to do is say, I hear your concerns,

00:04:13 and then just continue with their plan?

00:04:15 Yeah, because the 2024 piece for Operation Scatter in the Times

00:04:18 said that every council is going to get their, quote,

00:04:21 equitable share of asylum seekers.

00:04:23 The actual fair thing to do would be to enforce the law 1.00

00:04:25 and send every single last one of these foreign criminals 1.00

00:04:27 back home where they came from. 0.90

00:04:28 But that's inconceivable.

00:04:29 So instead, they're just going to punish you

00:04:31 for having the hard work and foresight

00:04:34 to move away from the areas of high crime and diversification

00:04:38 and just inflict them on you anyway.

00:04:40 Yeah, exactly.

00:04:41 And the way he's making it sound is like,

00:04:42 come on, shoulder behind the wheel, lads, you know, war effort.

00:04:45 It's like, it's not really appropriate. 1.00

00:04:47 This is migrants who no one in the country. 0.99

00:04:49 It's not really a case of all doing your bit. 1.00

00:04:50 It's a case of why are they in the country? 1.00

00:04:52 Get them out.

00:04:54 What happened to enrichment?

00:04:56 Yeah, yeah.

00:04:56 I know that's gone.

00:04:57 If it's not fair for the local poor communities to take them on, 1.00

00:05:01 I thought that it would only be making these communities stronger 1.00

00:05:04 by taking all these people.

00:05:05 Yeah, I know.

00:05:05 It's funny, the left...

00:05:06 Unless the point he's making is it's not fair 1.00

00:05:08 that the poors have been hoarding... 1.00

00:05:10 All the strength. 1.00

00:05:10 All of the strength, all of their migrants,

00:05:13 their doctors and nurses. 0.92

00:05:14 The communities of poor people in this country

00:05:16 have never been stronger.

00:05:17 NHS waiting time's too high in rich areas, 1.00

00:05:19 therefore infinity pomalians to solve that problem. 0.99

00:05:21 We know the left just exists in a constant state 0.99

00:05:23 of massive contradiction, and they're just fine with it.

00:05:26 Javier Bardem was interested in the actor

00:05:28 when he was trying to sort of blame

00:05:30 the recent Suta invasion on Israel.

00:05:33 And because he hates Israel so much,

00:05:34 he kind of let it slip that like,

00:05:37 this is destabilizing countries.

00:05:38 This is a bad thing.

00:05:39 We don't actually want this.

00:05:40 Hassan Piker did the exact same thing as well.

00:05:42 It's like, if it means that you can be anti-Israel,

00:05:46 then Hassan Piker will all of a sudden

00:05:48 be against mass migration.

00:05:49 When realistically,

00:05:50 if he really believes it was Israel doing it, 0.98

00:05:52 he should be a pro-Zionist now. 1.00

00:05:55 He should be cheering them on, 0.97

00:05:56 Netanyahu number one. 1.00

00:05:57 israel israel are unleashing this human bioweapon in your country and by the way they also built 1.00

00:06:01 your country and you would be nothing without it makes sense they could it's like when there was 1.00

00:06:06 like the when it was coving you couldn't go outside except you could for blm and it was like

00:06:10 how is that and they but they just these things don't worry them um oh yeah and i just i was

00:06:15 calling it deep our word devolution which i've already said so that's all that was yeah and i

00:06:21 said it's worse it's beyond enoch powell's wildest nightmares because isn't it i mean

00:06:23 you know people say oh it was terrible you know powell said well i don't think even he thought

00:06:27 about dispersal of migrants to country areas

00:06:30 to give everyone their fair share of crime. 1.00

00:06:33 He was alarmed about the number of Pakistanis 1.00

00:06:37 in northern constituencies.

00:06:39 He didn't think that, for example,

00:06:41 the government would take out a super injunction

00:06:42 to import thousands of Afghan Taliban fighters, 0.98

00:06:47 drug addicts, people that are crippled 0.99

00:06:48 with lead poisoning and cousin marriage, 0.96

00:06:50 and literal rapists and murderers,

00:06:52 in the instance of Wayne Broadhouse.

00:06:54 He didn't think that that was even remotely conceivable.

00:06:56 Exactly.

00:06:57 and that's why i say it's so insane and apocalyptic it's hard to call anything else extreme how can

00:07:00 you really be talking about oh restore a bit i mean it's like do you know the government is

00:07:04 scattering migrants around the countryside which it knows will cause horrible crimes the reason

00:07:09 they're coming here is because the people smuggling gangs film british women and girls without their

00:07:13 knowledge put them on tiktok and say basically britain is an open-air brothel so come here and 0.63

00:07:18 fulfill your rape fantasies and we're meant to say getting rid of those people is the extreme option 1.00

00:07:23 right and more on brothels later but let's have a look what mary harrington said regardless of 0.96

00:07:27 whether you live in a poor rich area britain your fair share of men who have illegally broken into

00:07:31 our country is zero area always with the genetics madeline see spectator relatively pretty mainstream

00:07:36 he makes it sound like taking in wartime evacuees or something good night mr tom but instead of a 0.59

00:07:40 sweet little cottony lad it's fighting age males from troubled parts of the world who are

00:07:43 disproportionately likely to commit sex crime maddie is wasted by the way on that podcast

00:07:47 she is excellent she has to share a desk with michael gove must be tough allison senior source 0.98

00:07:53 in the asylum system

00:07:54 reckons there are

00:07:54 over 1 million

00:07:55 rejected migrants

00:07:56 in UK

00:07:56 Home Office

00:07:57 has no idea

00:07:57 where they are

00:07:58 attempts to remove 0.99

00:07:58 them are pathetic 0.96

00:07:59 a few thousand 0.99

00:08:00 to Albania

00:08:00 whom we pay

00:08:01 how much longer

00:08:02 can people be

00:08:02 expected to put up

00:08:03 with this

00:08:03 so just an idea

00:08:03 of the scale

00:08:04 of it there

00:08:04 and the scale

00:08:05 of rapes

00:08:06 almost 75,000

00:08:07 in a single year

00:08:08 so there you go 1.00

00:08:10 are British women

00:08:11 and girls 1.00

00:08:11 acceptable collateral 0.95

00:08:12 damage for uncontrolled 0.99

00:08:13 immigration

00:08:14 rhetorical question

00:08:14 yes

00:08:15 yep

00:08:15 so and she says

00:08:17 let's start by 0.98

00:08:17 barring Afghan men 1.00

00:08:18 and women and children

00:08:20 because the 1.00

00:08:20 sorry but the women 1.00

00:08:21 birthed the men 1.00

00:08:22 and raised them

00:08:22 there shouldn't be a single afghan in britain yeah many people are saying this um and more on

00:08:29 this burnham does this whole article about it and one funny part well funny is a strange way of

00:08:34 putting it struck me he said we're going to change our tactics to tackle uh the he says we're going

00:08:40 to change our tactics to tackle the gangs bringing migrants across the channel after a record 230

00:08:44 people made the journey on a single boat on monday i know people have been worried to see that image

00:08:48 yesterday it shows the gangs are changing their tactics but so are we will now change our tactics

00:08:52 and we'll be relentless in chasing them down i mean the tactic is dump them in the countryside

00:08:56 what are these tactics that have been what tactics have they used and what tactics are they changing

00:09:01 to and i mean that as i can see they haven't done anything at all in any other scenario if 230 grown

00:09:09 men from overseas were breaking into your country via boat you would sink it basically the average

00:09:15 person i'm sure now not all of them but many of them see this as basically an invasion and you

00:09:20 have to be dealt with in military terms but of course that's no way near the elites radar well

00:09:25 of course the actual strategy is to stop these men from coming over on boats and just give them

00:09:30 a plane ticket subsidized with a british taxpayer via a mosque and they can come in via safe and

00:09:34 legal routes instead so they just take away the optics of the invasion meanwhile it comes in via

00:09:39 procedure in the passport gates couldn't be that hard to disincentive i can think of many ways of

00:09:43 disincentivizing this none of them i can share on the podcast but it can't be that hard i mean

00:09:47 these are fighting age males as you say if you just make life so awful for them when they come

00:09:51 i don't know word would spread around but you could do some kind of dangerous obstacle course

00:09:56 on the channel but if i say much more i don't know i might get in trouble someone's saying

00:10:00 you can't stop i can't remember what it was i was watching something maybe times raid or something

00:10:04 like you can't stop these guys they always adapt they're so sophisticated like we can't stop a few

00:10:07 pirates like these guys just like who are these blokes we bombed zanzibar into submission within

00:10:12 40 minutes two centuries ago i think we can puncture a whole thing i know the idea that we 0.66

00:10:17 can't it's what it is con is moral con is we are the radio hosts and the politicians in the camp

00:10:24 of the saints who couldn't possibly order the army to fire on the invading boats that's what

00:10:28 it is con is we're stopping ourselves we can they just don't want to do it yeah and even the navies

00:10:32 say they or ex-navy people say they won't do it obviously farage says they would but anyway

00:10:35 um so pittington is a particularly stark example this is tim mcnally he's the parish uh council

00:10:42 elected chair of the Piddington Parish Council.

00:10:44 He says, Prime Minister Andy Burnham,

00:10:46 come to Piddington, a village of

00:10:48 350 people, 46 children,

00:10:50 no shop, no pub, no substantial infrastructure,

00:10:53 but

00:10:53 accommodation for 1,250

00:10:56 male asylum seekers on the edge of our village, more than

00:10:58 three times our entire population.

00:11:00 It's going to be there for 10 years, by the way, according to

00:11:02 the government proposal. Really? Yeah.

00:11:04 Explain to our 46 children and their families how

00:11:06 development of this scale will work safely.

00:11:08 They're not confined to the barracks either.

00:11:09 I was going to ask if it was actual detention

00:11:12 where they just weren't allowed outside

00:11:14 because I would assume that

00:11:15 the big danger would be they also get

00:11:18 to Rome, they get days out

00:11:20 Will they be supervised?

00:11:23 We'll be funding their minibus

00:11:24 for a trip to the seaside like we did previously 0.94

00:11:25 which they also set on fire at a previous bit of asylum accommodation

00:11:28 This was confirmed by, I don't know if you have her

00:11:30 but Anna Turley

00:11:31 the Home Office Immigration Minister

00:11:33 who was, by the way, an executive board member

00:11:36 of Hope Not Hate and its charity for many years

00:11:37 it's just been promoted by Andy Burnham

00:11:39 she was saying that they won't be under lockdown

00:11:41 because these people aren't criminals

00:11:43 they'll be allowed to roam

00:11:44 but there will be CCTV at the site

00:11:45 so we can see them coming and going

00:11:46 you know like we can watch them

00:11:48 walking back into their asylum accommodation 0.98

00:11:49 with the children they've abducted

00:11:51 or after they've killed someone like Rhiannon Sky White

00:11:53 and they take booze back to their accommodation

00:11:55 have a party about killing an innocent woman 0.94

00:11:57 we can watch them do it 0.97

00:11:58 yeah and I think I forgot to include that

00:12:00 and I forgot to include

00:12:01 that they voted to secede from the UK

00:12:03 as a gesture

00:12:04 that's how about it

00:12:05 the most English way of protesting possible

00:12:07 it's even in the independent but i don't know we'll get on to this um so that's tim mcnally

00:12:12 that's weird it's not there there's meant to be one where it's missing okay there's one where he

00:12:17 travels it's missing but there's one where he he traveled to essex to get an idea of what these

00:12:23 bases are like this tim mcnally and he just because he knew it was coming to his area and

00:12:27 he just said i've never seen anything like it the noise was unbelievable they're out there all night

00:12:31 they don't go in at night they're wandering the streets at 4 a.m it basically says how

00:12:35 Make the place completely unsafe. 1.00

00:12:37 Just like the countries they came from. 1.00

00:12:38 A punishment to the people of Piddington for no reason. 0.96

00:12:42 For being white and affluent.

00:12:44 What have 46 little kids done to deserve this?

00:12:48 Had their innocence intact.

00:12:50 I suppose so.

00:12:51 Actually, maybe I'll get it later.

00:12:52 But anyway, so this is where we are now.

00:12:55 Edwina Curry's suggestion.

00:12:57 Let's have a listen.

00:12:57 Conservative solution.

00:12:58 Yep.

00:12:58 The obvious thing that 1,200 young men are going to need

00:13:03 in the middle of a village like Little Piddington 1.00

00:13:05 as a brothel.

00:13:06 I don't think they're going to provide that.

00:13:07 I have a feeling that's not going to be allowed. 1.00

00:13:10 So the state provided brothels for migrant rapists 0.99

00:13:13 age of decline.

00:13:14 Why does she sound indignant?

00:13:16 Yeah, yeah.

00:13:16 Because she thinks it's funny.

00:13:18 Yeah, yeah.

00:13:18 She genuinely thinks it's funny.

00:13:18 Like she thinks that the idea that if they don't do this,

00:13:22 this will be a bad thing.

00:13:23 No, it is, yeah.

00:13:24 So if you listen to the preceding part of the segment

00:13:26 from Times Radio,

00:13:27 we'll get on to it in a sec.

00:13:28 Yeah, she's basically saying that this will generate

00:13:31 business opportunities in the region.

00:13:33 it's about gdp so what she's thinking is these are conspicuous consumers that the government can

00:13:37 give money and then if you build basically a state-funded brothel to pimp out english women

00:13:41 and sell them so this is what my taxes go for yeah and it will just be more gdp right i mentioned

00:13:47 this on twitter but um this is actually during the occupation of the rhineland following the

00:13:52 first world war when france uh was occupying occupying the rhineland uh this is what they

00:13:58 did when they brought in a load of north african moroccan and senegalese troops the colonial troops

00:14:05 they forcefully mandated that tiny german villages set up local brothels that i've seen some people 0.96

00:14:14 say that they were oh all of the prostitutes were brought from africa as well like that would make 0.63

00:14:17 it much better to just bring a load of prostitutes into these tiny villages anyway but they were 0.95

00:14:22 german prostitutes that were being used and despite this uh they still went on to commit 0.99

00:14:29 heinous sexual assaults now historians these days uh will contest it but when you look at the state 0.89

00:14:35 of senegal and other places that they brought them from right now where senegal has literally

00:14:39 what you could consider a rape culture where the people rape so much that they consider an act of

00:14:45 compliment towards a woman to do that to them do you really believe that a hundred years ago

00:14:50 that a brothel was enough for these people to...

00:14:54 A brothel that they didn't always have access to. 1.00

00:14:56 You know, those things got busy.

00:14:57 Do you really think that it was enough to stop them?

00:15:00 And now we're doing the same thing here?

00:15:02 The difference being, of course,

00:15:03 like, Germany was occupied by an opposing military force.

00:15:07 Are we an occupied country

00:15:09 that we should be having to suffer through something like this?

00:15:13 It's disgusting, and the very suggestion of something like this

00:15:16 should be a treasonable offence.

00:15:18 well

00:15:19 a man he thought

00:15:22 had lost all hope

00:15:23 and humanity

00:15:23 he loses his last

00:15:24 additional bit of hope

00:15:24 that was one guy's response

00:15:25 which I thought was

00:15:26 just bleakly amusing

00:15:28 and then 1.00

00:15:29 this woman 1.00

00:15:30 who will rape our women 1.00

00:15:31 if they get free brothers 1.00

00:15:32 this is the admission

00:15:34 that we are just 0.69

00:15:34 stockpiling rapists

00:15:35 because 0.57

00:15:36 Nicole previously

00:15:37 did a video

00:15:37 I can't remember

00:15:38 but I said

00:15:39 she's clearly taking

00:15:40 your proposal seriously

00:15:40 where he said

00:15:41 young men

00:15:43 if they're basically

00:15:45 adventuring abroad

00:15:46 especially if they're

00:15:47 announcing their intent ahead of time that and they're probably addicted to internet porn that 0.99

00:15:51 they want to copulate with white women um how are they going to meet those needs if the women aren't 1.00

00:15:56 themselves willing and they've been promised they're willing okay so they're going to rape 1.00

00:15:59 them so edwina curry's um suggestion is to maximize the gdp by forcing them into a regulated 1.00

00:16:07 prostitution trade and i'll just add one more thing it's very contentious but off the back of 1.00

00:16:11 that um edwina curry's maiden name is cohen you would expect a woman who um clearly lives with the

00:16:19 the family memory of fear of the holocaust um to want to avoid recreating weimar conditions if she

00:16:24 doesn't want to result in weimar solutions well i wonder if she was joking honestly one went that

00:16:31 way it wasn't me yeah yeah guys well just obvious well yeah you wonder with edwina curry because

00:16:37 we can all put jokes on the internet i was getting piled on for people thinking i was

00:16:40 supporting Matthew Stadlin against John Cleese 0.98

00:16:42 because the internet is very, very dumb 0.99

00:16:44 and people don't get irony. 0.98

00:16:45 So I thought, oh, OK, maybe she's being a bit like,

00:16:46 it's dark humour, it's irony pointing out the situation,

00:16:49 which some people have claimed.

00:16:50 But I thought, but I remember Edwina Curry

00:16:52 from the COVID vaccine, 1.00

00:16:54 the unvaccinated people shouldn't be in society 0.88

00:16:56 and all these mad things she said.

00:16:57 So I thought, I doubt that.

00:16:58 And then as Connor says, I checked the full clip

00:17:00 and it's actually way worse.

00:17:03 Yes, using old unused land that they own, 0.59

00:17:08 in former defence establishments whether it's going to be for asylum seekers or whether it's 0.95

00:17:13 going to be for don't tell anybody new prisons yeah that's that's what's going to have to happen

00:17:19 and does it have a deleterious effect on the immediate neighbourhood well it depends who you

00:17:25 are because it does provide work and it does provide opportunities for business I mean I'm

00:17:32 not sure I'm going to be allowed to say this you're probably going to shut me up in no time at all but

00:17:36 the obvious thing that 1200 young men are going to need in the middle of a village like little

00:17:42 piddington is a brothel i don't think they're going to provide that i have a feeling that's

00:17:46 not going to be allowed um so in that context you hear that she's actually talking about well

00:17:51 we'll provide business opportunities it'll provide business opportunities for the local people of 0.95

00:17:56 piddington who are so obviously desperate to open a brothel and presumably employ other locals of

00:18:03 piddington to be in that brothel or we just import prostitutes from the cities nearby yeah so it's

00:18:09 not a joke or dark irony it's more like one of these if you've ever read that hideous trend it's 0.63

00:18:13 more like the kind of thing the nice would come up with it's kind of insane levels of detached

00:18:17 managerialism just going oh i see the solution here a brothel it's like is this is this conservative

00:18:23 not also kind of making the sex work is real work argument by being like well it's almost like an

00:18:28 entrepreneurial opportunity 1.00

00:18:30 for young women 1.00

00:18:32 to go and shag 0.98

00:18:33 the spectator published

00:18:34 an article from Bonnie Blue

00:18:35 they are the conservative

00:18:37 house magazine

00:18:37 you wonder why the

00:18:38 conservatives have

00:18:39 betrayed us for decades

00:18:40 remember Edwina Curry

00:18:42 was shagging John Major

00:18:43 right so

00:18:44 and the Telegraph

00:18:45 like every week

00:18:45 is like

00:18:45 I'm not sure

00:18:46 my boyfriend

00:18:47 is getting on with

00:18:48 my husband

00:18:49 what should I do

00:18:49 it's like

00:18:49 what's this constant

00:18:50 tabloid slop

00:18:51 from the Telegraph

00:18:52 opening my marriage

00:18:53 saved it

00:18:53 it's like

00:18:54 you should be in prison

00:18:55 actually

00:18:55 I actually did include

00:18:58 as it turned out just in a different sequence so this was tim mcnally saying how bad these

00:19:01 bases are when he went to essex i'm concerned about really what it looked like i traveled two

00:19:05 and a half hours last night to withersfield in essex and i met with residents outside their

00:19:10 environment and as residents i can tell you i was so shocked i was i was in shock i've traveled the

00:19:16 world i've seen stuff i've done stuff i was in absolute dismay with what i witnessed and the

00:19:22 accounts they gave to me and these good honest straight people was just it's disgusting that we

00:19:27 have done this to our people to our residents are they in the same situation that you're going to

00:19:34 be in they've got a barracks near them yeah they've they've had it now for four years right and we so

00:19:41 I wanted to go and understand and see what this looked like what does it mean understand directly

00:19:45 from the people and the local communities as to the impact upon them and the things they witness

00:19:49 on a day-to-day basis and whilst I was there I could honestly the noise was just baffling truly

00:19:55 baffling the noise was was unbelievable what was coming out from there and even after six o'clock

00:20:00 seven o'clock we were going to a community meeting there were guys still all over the street

00:20:04 and they're reporting men are walking through their road at four in the morning

00:20:09 obviously missing a brothel aren't they that's well that's why they're lurking outside clubs

00:20:14 abducting drunk and vulnerable women yes and who's going to be lucky enough to be a bloke

00:20:19 steps in to stop it as we saw in that video who's going to be owning the brothel who's going to be

00:20:22 making money from that who's going to be taking advantage of circo yeah i suppose so amina curry's

00:20:27 new chain um so it's not just pittington of course you've got linton on ooze uh which is another place

00:20:34 that's was a proposal to house around 1200 asylum seekers and this is rachel maskell's area she's a 0.50

00:20:41 labour mp and she says this is going to be completely unsuitable why because there will be

00:20:48 six men for every woman living there why is that a problem why is that a problem like is something

00:20:53 wrong with like if there's maybe the patriarchy it's the patriarchy it's it's like no sorry if

00:20:56 there was parity between them it's like you're saying that all of the women living there they're

00:21:00 just gonna have to pair up anyway yeah it's much like uh when shabana mahoud um banned uh asylum

00:21:07 seekers um from being housed near schools and z used to point that out he was like hang on a minute

00:21:12 why would you need to do that yeah if it's if it's enriching like us they're as british as you

00:21:16 and me if it's if it's if it's enrichment why would you need to ban them from being near it

00:21:20 be too much enrichment per woman i think is what she's saying every single person six doctors per

00:21:24 woman every single person doing this should be in prison forever forever because they know what

00:21:28 they're doing they all know what they're doing and they're just looking as dead in the face and 0.97

00:21:31 putting our families in danger exactly and with her it's particularly ridiculous which we'll get

00:21:35 on to in a minute but she claimed that it's not the right site where's this bit here we go the

00:21:40 mp for york central said politicians from several parties agreed this is not the right site citing

00:21:44 shortages of water sewage capacity and electricity oh the whole put a huge demand on infrastructure

00:21:48 haven't we been saying it's like pressure on services i'm sure i've heard that somewhere

00:21:51 it's just the wrong site yeah the wrong site is called britain demographic nimbyism yes absolutely

00:21:57 incredible this is this is what we're dealing with um and she says concerns the base is situated next 0.98

00:22:01 to a primary school and a nursery so oh you don't want them here then so which is it are they great 0.99

00:22:07 are they asylum seekers it's women and children fleeing conflict isn't it why what's the problem 1.00

00:22:14 I'm not going to crash out 1.00

00:22:15 I know, don't crash out

00:22:16 and this is

00:22:16 not yet anyway

00:22:17 not on this podcast

00:22:18 and this is

00:22:18 this is her in 2015

00:22:20 let's have a listen

00:22:22 this was in the Syrian

00:22:23 migrant crisis

00:22:24 at a refugees welcome rally

00:22:26 so you can imagine

00:22:27 how this went

00:22:27 same woman 1.00

00:22:28 a little while ago

00:22:29 11 years

00:22:29 we need to shout

00:22:32 so much more

00:22:32 and say 20,000

00:22:34 is not enough

00:22:34 30,000 is not enough

00:22:36 We must keep going until we are at saturation point, because what does it matter if we have to wait another week for a hospital visit, or if our class sizes are slightly bigger, or if our city is slightly fuller?

00:22:57 what does it matter if things are slightly more challenging,

00:23:02 if we have to pay a little bit more into the system?

00:23:05 Surely it is worth it to see those lives being restored again.

00:23:09 And surely it is worth it for us.

00:23:13 Prison.

00:23:14 Forever.

00:23:15 Prison.

00:23:16 It couldn't be much more straightforward, could it?

00:23:17 It's like, now it's happened in York City.

00:23:18 Oh no, it's bad.

00:23:20 And she's still criticising Chibana Monique for moderate reforms.

00:23:23 Sanctimonious facial expressions as well.

00:23:25 oh it's so much better than you for doing this and making your life worth what's the matter with an

00:23:30 extra week waiting time with it well that could be actually life and death for some people so i

00:23:34 think it matters someone is actually supposed to be here i mean the the fact that it's it's that

00:23:39 it's that martyr martyring yourself it's that self-flagellation the fact that it's painful is

00:23:43 part of the point isn't it it's much like climate hair shirtism she's going what does it matter if

00:23:48 we suffer a bit and we're later to the doctors like that's part of the warm joy they get out of

00:23:53 it is their suffering because they think they're part of a sort of pseudo religion i think i think

00:23:57 also it's it's you who disagrees with them your suffering as well they love that if you disagree

00:24:03 and don't like that they're doing this in the first place that you will also suffer because

00:24:08 they like the uh the vindictiveness that's the hidden part the the the dark triad machiavellian

00:24:13 but um they're essentially the priestly class and that's the tie they're imposing on you i had this

00:24:18 conversation with firaz a little while ago integration is their version their secular

00:24:22 version of salvation they believe that literally everyone else can be brought over here and one

00:24:26 round to trans rights and feminism and if you suggest that that is impossible you're blaspheming

00:24:32 against the religion you're the only thing stopping heaven on earth and so you have to be mistreated

00:24:36 you're the one that has to shoulder the cost for this and even not just not just the um hospital

00:24:40 places as well when she goes oh what does it matter if your class sizes are larger well number one

00:24:45 loads of schools are closing in certain areas because there aren't enough kids i mean just look

00:24:48 at that little village

00:24:48 and now we're about

00:24:50 to be a minority

00:24:50 in classrooms

00:24:51 minority of births

00:24:52 by 2031

00:24:53 but also

00:24:53 what does it matter

00:24:54 if there's just a few

00:24:55 more foreign kids

00:24:55 in your classroom

00:24:56 okay what if one of those

00:24:57 kids is an Axel Ridukabana

00:24:58 right

00:24:59 that's more dead kids

00:25:01 well that guy

00:25:01 that recently

00:25:02 almost attacked

00:25:03 the school

00:25:03 yeah

00:25:03 the Sudanese 1.00

00:25:05 migrant 1.00

00:25:06 who was retarded 0.99

00:25:07 enough to show up 0.91

00:25:08 at two schools

00:25:08 during the summer

00:25:09 holidays

00:25:09 with an axe

00:25:10 a knife

00:25:11 a petrol can

00:25:12 and a hammer

00:25:13 because he wanted

00:25:14 attention

00:25:14 right and you wouldn't

00:25:15 know how many of these

00:25:16 are averted

00:25:16 it's much like 0.99

00:25:17 Islamic attacks

00:25:17 like how many of these are averted we don't know about terrifying but that's where we are and there

00:25:22 was just one more um article that didn't load apparently but it was it was this and all it was

00:25:26 was burnham's banking on this being a sort of class war thing a bit like we know this labor

00:25:31 likes class war we've seen what bridget phillipsman's done with the schools but he he's banking

00:25:35 on it being a kind of uh the um okay yeah yeah the working class like oh at least it's not our

00:25:42 areas are you've got to deal with it now but basically the james frayne here is saying that's

00:25:45 not really how people are they'll be disgusted they don't want it anywhere they'll be terrified

00:25:48 by it and there won't be this like well at least you're taking your share now it's not really how

00:25:52 we how we think and i agree with that i think that might be the odd joke or meme about it but

00:25:58 there's not going to be any i don't think there will be i'm just thinking there was a morgoth

00:26:01 meme of like lib them areas it was like a it was some sort of lord of the rings meme he's sort of

00:26:06 saying like i thought that was ill-judged personally yeah well that's what i'm saying

00:26:09 there might be the odd meme but no one really wants to see this well this is why so burnham's

00:26:13 Bonham's best chance is to call an early election

00:26:15 because the longer this goes on,

00:26:17 his resentful ideological instincts will outpace his

00:26:21 I'm just a happy, chappy Manchester guy with a bucket hat on.

00:26:25 And it's the one issue that he will fall down on his immigration.

00:26:28 In reality, the images of 1,200 men in Peddington will undo him.

00:26:32 Well, he's going to try and balance it with this stuff

00:26:35 like I covered the other day

00:26:36 where he's going to try and beautify or re-beautify

00:26:39 some of the high streets and take away all of these...

00:26:42 UK signs.

00:26:43 Yeah, all the UK signs and try and implement more planning laws

00:26:46 so that local councils can stop it from being a dozen vape shops

00:26:50 down your high street and only half a dozen, actually.

00:26:54 But it's not really going to balance if this plays out as badly

00:26:57 as it looks like it will.

00:26:59 All right, well, that's my bit.

00:27:01 We'll do some of the rumble rants, shall we?

00:27:03 Do you want to do some of those, Harry?

00:27:05 You're in the hosting chair.

00:27:06 Yeah, sure.

00:27:07 Gimli O'Gloin says, how about we stop calling it Operation Scatter

00:27:11 and call it Operation Skidmark instead.

00:27:13 Much more fitting. 1.00

00:27:15 Fallen Firebird, if there were smart legal immigrants 1.00

00:27:17 who shouldn't be here, 1.00

00:27:18 would be very loud in opposing this illegal invasion

00:27:20 because now they're considering it an invasion.

00:27:22 The English think invasion equals brown.

00:27:25 Yeah, this is the thing that's pointed out

00:27:26 with, like, Tommy Robinson supporters as well

00:27:29 when they say that they want to get rid of 0.99

00:27:31 all of the illegal immigrants. 1.00

00:27:32 A lot of people in this country

00:27:33 just think that every foreigner in the country

00:27:36 has broken in here illegally through the channel. 1.00

00:27:38 They don't understand

00:27:39 unless they're watching stuff like this

00:27:41 or reading certain sources about the Boris wave being entirely legal immigration. 0.69

00:27:45 Weirdly enough, they don't want more Hindu and Sikh migrants. 1.00

00:27:48 Yeah, Cookie Boy, don't care for Calais, already supply a free brothel, 1.00

00:27:52 wouldn't be surprised, they are French. 1.00

00:27:54 Habsification, instead of the redistribution of wealth, 1.00

00:27:56 it's the redistribution of rapey, murderous migrants. 1.00

00:27:59 Well, given they're enriching them, so, you know, makes sense. 0.99

00:28:02 At this point, there will be a prison, just who will be the prisoners.

00:28:05 Tall Order says, Kamala voice, don't Fed post, don't Fed post.

00:28:09 Trump voice, I'm gonna Fed post.

00:28:11 uh and also tall order women have suffered enough in harry and connor's britain uh women won't have 0.59

00:28:17 suffrage nobody will doing the anakin face yeah yeah all right let's carry on okay gents so i'm

00:28:27 gonna have to set a ground rule before we start this segment at the top of the document there

00:28:32 are two words that you can't say so the entire point of this segment we aren't actually allowed

00:28:38 to talk about no sorry wrong words constant in i'm going to avoid that

00:28:44 thanks nick the reason that we can't say that is because there is an unwritten rule it's not

00:28:50 on youtube's website that will result in an automatic ban if you say those two words and

00:28:55 i ran into this back in 2024 on my old show when i just read from the essay that explained the

00:29:01 concept and we got hit with a seven day strike yeah now if you do want to read some nourishing

00:29:06 intellectual dissident material that cannot be banned because we produce it ourselves go buy

00:29:10 copies of islander six while they're still in stock they will not be reprinted and they've got

00:29:14 some fantastic and classy essays from regular contributors like luca johnson carl benjamin but

00:29:19 also some guest essays as well that laurie rory has lovingly put together with this illustration

00:29:23 so get it while there's an essay in here about a rania in south africa written by will tanner

00:29:29 very interesting yes which um is a means of resisting the thing that we're going to talk

00:29:34 about and a couple of people who dared to talk about this thing uh were friend of the show and

00:29:39 my my friend harrison pitt also renault camus who coined the term but we're going to have to

00:29:45 euphemise throughout this segment as the large swap and martin selner most famous for mainstreaming

00:29:51 the term remigration they decided to discuss the large swap and remigration in a fantastic austrian

00:29:57 castle if you're wondering why i've got the video up on x rather than youtube that's because youtube

00:30:01 randomly banned this episode of harrison's show for the european conservatives you can watch it

00:30:06 in full it's linked down in the description on our website with all of our sources but you cannot

00:30:10 watch it on youtube and as uh vauban books who actually uh published the collection of camus

00:30:17 essays found out um it was because they were lobbied by an organization called the global

00:30:24 project on hate and extremism who claim that this phrase the large swap is responsible for

00:30:31 white supremacist terrorism now if we want to investigate what the large swap actually means

00:30:36 i did an entire article on it quite a while ago and i'm just going to read you a quote from one

00:30:41 of camus uh lectures um where he originally coined the term in 2010 one hesitates to identify interest

00:30:49 as the principal motor of swap ideology and its lies for one cannot fail to also take into

00:30:55 consideration all of the groups that nobly support promote and diffuse these deceitful dogmas

00:30:59 against their own interests often of the most immediate kind and who are sometimes just 0.84

00:31:03 beginning to regret it jews women homosexuals like camu secularists champions of three thought and 0.98

00:31:08 three expression all cheerfully busy soaring off the branches on which they sit alongside the 0.99

00:31:13 heralds of diversity who themselves do not perceive that they are in fact only making

00:31:17 more of the same always more of the same the undifferentiated universal village or rather

00:31:22 the generalized suburb the place where ilan halimi crawls in his final hour violent wild

00:31:27 deculturated and de-civilized. For those who don't know Ilan Halimi, he was a Frenchman

00:31:31 of Moroccan and Jewish ancestry, who was kidnapped on the 21st of January 2006 by a foreign group

00:31:37 called the Gang of Barbarians, gagged, bound, ransomed, held for 24 days, tortured, had 80%

00:31:43 of his body burned before being dumped mostly naked beside a road on the 13th of January,

00:31:49 February 2006. I read that quote because the large swap theory is often called an anti-Semitic

00:31:55 conspiracy theory. And Renaud Camus

00:31:57 is a self-identified Zionist, that's fine

00:31:59 that's his prerogative, but he actually

00:32:01 delivered the large swap lecture to a room

00:32:03 full of Jews in Paris saying maybe don't support 0.55

00:32:05 mass migration because you'll import anti-Semitism

00:32:07 from the third world. Does that 0.92

00:32:09 sound like an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory to you?

00:32:12 No, that's always been the strangeness

00:32:13 of this particular theory that

00:32:15 the originator of the term that we can't

00:32:17 say is a hardcore Zionist by his

00:32:19 own admission, as you say. Yeah. But I

00:32:21 suppose their claim is that

00:32:22 the sort of bastardized version of it that gets that trickles down to memes i think that's what

00:32:28 they're talking about i don't think they're sitting around reading french writers and

00:32:32 theorists you know what i mean i think that's the claim anyways that it's become that or something

00:32:37 there is also the the pretty explicit suggestion given that you say that he delivered it to a room

00:32:43 full of jews saying don't import all of these things that he is suggesting that they were some

00:32:47 of the main drivers behind it in the first place so i could see that take a while he's not suggesting

00:32:52 the main drivers for it he just suggests that if you vote left-wing as many jewish people tend to

00:32:57 do then you're going to vote for parties that are going to increase immigration especially if you

00:33:01 identify permissive immigration policies with the reason that your parents were able or grandparents

00:33:06 were able to flee the holocaust as prominent jewish commentators do and then if you treat

00:33:10 you know north african illegal migrants going into france and the uk just like you do your 0.99

00:33:15 your parents and grandparents fleeing the holocaust then it will result in the same kind

00:33:18 of anti-semitism you're trying to prevent yeah to be fair he lists virtually everyone who's backed

00:33:22 it in that list of people who backed it women gays champions of free speech i always think it's a 0.79

00:33:28 shame that jewish people aren't more on the right but leo tells me they are it's just that the sort

00:33:32 of some of the louder voices are not because obviously the more conservative british jews

00:33:37 tend to be more conservatively uh inclined in their voting patterns as far as i'm aware but

00:33:42 it's mainly on the continent and in america often there'll be a lot safer won't you if you're a

00:33:47 person voting right at this point in the country sundown yeah and there are a few um it's just the

00:33:53 groups themselves that are much more vocal are the progressive ones and also when you say they're

00:33:57 conservative voters remember like well i know the conservative party lord danny finkelstein is a

00:34:02 conservative peer yes no i'm i'm well it does just confuse me because if if they if there is some kind

00:34:07 of uh community uh idea among many of them that they're safer off without being surrounded by

00:34:14 english people i mean you were surrounded by english people majority 99.9 english people

00:34:21 for a good few hundred years after cromwell let you all back in and there was no somalians

00:34:27 stabbing you in golders green um yeah as far as i'm aware the last english pogrom would have been

00:34:32 prior to cromwell letting them all back in yeah something like this so this wasn't the case where

00:34:39 they were they should have been fearing like what was happening in the you know the pale of

00:34:43 settlement as you said nick okay maybe maybe the accusation comes from the bastardization

00:34:48 of the term large swap um but then they could have just watched that video with camus to clear

00:34:53 up rather than lobbying it for it to be banned because if they can't be bothered to read the

00:34:57 essay they could at least listen to an hour podcast for the man who made the term he's such

00:35:01 a strange bait noir because he's he's banned from this country but really he originates in fiction

00:35:07 and writing sort of uh sort of edgy gay fiction he was a marxist in the yeah and he's just realized

00:35:13 oh hang on that's not where it's at anymore there's a new sort of issue here and he's just

00:35:17 been honest and addressing it then he suddenly becomes the devil but it's just not very plausible 0.77

00:35:20 that this considered you know elderly uh sort of gay zionist intellectual is the problem he looks

00:35:26 like santa on ozempic he's hardly very correct i will say having listened to this full video

00:35:31 camus spends most of the video talking as opposed to harrison and selner who mainly spend it

00:35:36 listening to him camus is not a native english speaker he's a very very slow speaker double

00:35:41 speed and you'll get everything his real challenge is when it comes to pronouncing law

00:35:46 he was like lo the lo this english word harrison just tell him it's like l-o-r or l-o-r-e law and

00:35:53 then he'll be fine but he just lets him just flounder anyway so who who is responsible for

00:35:58 this i haven't watched it according to the good chaps over uh vauban books well as i said it's

00:36:04 the global uh global project against hate and extremism um this sort of anodyne acronym and

00:36:11 they outline their philosophy on their website um they don't use corporate memphis instead they

00:36:16 just use the most insufferable graphics imagine i was gonna say these are these are hideous graphics

00:36:21 yeah in recent years far-right extremist and hate movements motivated by white supremacy xenophobia

00:36:26 anti-lgbtq plus beliefs anti-semitism anti-muslim sentiment religious discrimination anti-woman

00:36:31 activity. It really starts to sound like the Animal Crossing dialogue after a little while,

00:36:34 doesn't it? And gender bias have been growing across the globe. These movements share underlying 0.73

00:36:38 discriminatory ideologies and too often have been exported from the US. The consequence of the

00:36:43 growth in these movements is violence and the dangerous integration of bigoted and racist ideas

00:36:48 into societal discourse, government policies, and political platforms, increasingly as far-right

00:36:52 extremist movements have gained in strength, established taboos around far-right extremism

00:36:56 have collapsed, as mainstream political parties cooperate with extremists once considered out

00:37:01 of the bounds we believe that to protect and advance human rights particularly those of

00:37:05 marginalized and underrepresented communities build inclusive democracies and solve global

00:37:09 challenges we must expose and counter the far-right actors and movements that undermine those values 0.85

00:37:13 so basically the absolute apotheosis of post-war open society libtarded whore monitorism and these 0.69

00:37:21 are basically like taxpayer-funded reddit mods that go around tone policing you and getting the 0.65

00:37:25 call kids detentions it's paralytically boring anyway here was the uh report responsible for

00:37:32 banning it so this was published in the 23rd of june 2026 and there's a big old paragraph on

00:37:37 restore britain down somewhere here with the photo of the particular image but they're mainly

00:37:44 complaining about martin selner being handsome successful and capable of mainstreaming the term

00:37:50 remigration and of course uh the large swap term and bear in mind a nice chap as well i interviewed

00:37:55 him on the website you should check that interview out yeah i've spoken to solner before he's a he's

00:37:59 a good guy uh bear in mind probably all of our tax money paid for this absolute seething screed

00:38:05 bloody hell how long does it go i know there he is oh here we go so they say uh restore britain

00:38:11 led by rupert lowe um is a formerly pressure group and now a far-right political party at

00:38:17 their launch event low references desire to enact mass deportation saying millions will have to go

00:38:21 i already support it you don't have to convince me according to hope not hate of course lowe's

00:38:27 team at restore britain are even more radical than he is with key figures openly advocating

00:38:30 for remigration one such figure is harrison pitt good chap senior policy fellow fellow with restore

00:38:35 who's made inroads with the european identitarian movement and regularly calls for remigration on

00:38:39 his x account pitt made a post advertising a discussion with renault camus who coined the

00:38:43 term large swap and selma on the moral case for remigration prior to supporting restore pit urged

00:38:49 reform uk led by farage to follow in rewarding the rewarding footsteps of donald trump and that

00:38:55 remigration must happen and then they complain that charlie down said that restore britain's

00:38:58 purpose is to embark on a ambitious process of civilized remigration they say following the

00:39:06 global project against hate and extremism report youtube deplatformed martin selma and at least

00:39:11 briefly stopped monetizing generation identity accounts while refusing to address the broader

00:39:18 generation identity and identitarian content on their platform but after this report they took a

00:39:23 victory lap in early august because they said that in june 2026 the gpahe published the report

00:39:31 and they said that some platforms such as instagram youtube tiktok and x are all facilitating the

00:39:37 growth of nationalist white nationalist i did identitarian movements in europe tiktok deplatformed

00:39:42 some identitarian accounts in response to gpahe reporting while instagram and youtube maintained

00:39:48 super spreaders of hateful content promoting the white supremacist large swap conspiracy theory

00:39:54 and calls for remigration an ethnic cleansing proposal that often the that often accompanies

00:39:59 it um remigration is apparently ethnic cleansing but imposing these people on our countries is not

00:40:03 Well, that's the spin that they're trying to take on all of this,

00:40:06 is that we're in favour of ethnic cleansing,

00:40:08 whereas they're in favour of greater diversity and good things.

00:40:12 And imposing brothels on small towns in England, as the previous segment said.

00:40:16 Immediately following the report,

00:40:18 13 of the 201 Instagram accounts became inaccessible,

00:40:21 and 3 of the 29 YouTube accounts disappeared.

00:40:24 The video, Camus' interview and Selma's interview with Harrison Pitt,

00:40:29 was removed.

00:40:29 So they take responsibility for removing the video.

00:40:33 So too was an interview with Martin Selner on the channel Irfan Pesci and also the Remigration Summit YouTube account was also terminated.

00:40:42 So Ava, Martin, etc.'s work got struck off for that.

00:40:45 So pretty annoying that, you know, YouTube terms of service are dictated by wretched leftists who are played by probably the American taxpayer on us to just sit there seething about what we say online.

00:40:56 These guys have public funding that we can look into.

00:41:00 I couldn't find much, but they do have allegiances with other groups

00:41:05 in a broader coalition pushing for censorship

00:41:06 that definitely do have funding from our governments.

00:41:08 All right, there you go.

00:41:09 And regularly liaise with them.

00:41:11 Who was personally responsible? 1.00

00:41:12 Well, this particularly ugly woman is Heidi Byresch.

00:41:17 Can we remove the dark mode on this, please, Jack, 0.89

00:41:20 just because we can't see her photo?

00:41:22 It's a small mercy, I suppose, but I don't know why that's not loading.

00:41:26 Anyway, oh, there we go.

00:41:27 It's just down there.

00:41:28 That's my fault. 0.99

00:41:29 Heidi Barash has a PhD in Total Nonsense and is an expert on the American and European far-right,

00:41:35 including white supremacist, anti-immigrant, anti-government, and other extremist movements.

00:41:38 She co-founded the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism to monitor and counter increasingly transnational hate movements.

00:41:44 She's testified in Congress on issues related to extremism in the military and among veterans,

00:41:50 and on the dangers of accelerationist and neo-Nazi movements.

00:41:53 She also participated in the House Select Committee on January 6th,

00:41:56 so she was responsible for people rotting in prison for a very long time in solitary confinement.

00:42:01 Before co-founding GPAHE, she led the Southern Policy Law Centre's Intelligence Project,

00:42:07 the premier organisation tracking hate and anti-government movements in the United States.

00:42:12 If your ears are perking up at the mention of the Southern Policy Law Centre,

00:42:15 don't worry, we'll get back to that in a moment.

00:42:17 So she was like head of PSYOPs in the SPLC?

00:42:23 Yeah.

00:42:24 i mean it must be very profitable when you create the hate that you're tracking

00:42:28 yeah that's why they have that massive mansion uh down in mississippi isn't it and they're all

00:42:34 very well paid i mean i i don't wish to judge a book by its cover but i'm going to i'm not going

00:42:40 to take this woman's advice on anything given she can't keep her own appetite under control 0.98

00:42:43 and she's really ugly they slightly discredit themselves southern poverty law center by

00:42:47 thinking that ben shapiro is like the dangerous radicalism you know they went off like daily

00:42:52 wire and everything it's like well this is what i saw after um after the most recent i did a little

00:42:57 daily on it uh the most recent trailer for that new film that daily wire is doing where it's like

00:43:01 jonathan majors in it yeah that was rewarding that that was the thing it's like he's a convicted

00:43:06 woman abuser that's very strange thing to do but okay whatever i saw it and it was like a you know

00:43:12 al-qaeda take over a palestinian university protest and it's like you know which direction

00:43:18 that this is going in but all of the leftists retweeting and arguing against it were like

00:43:22 i can't believe they're doing literal neo-nazi propaganda i was like neo-nazi it's a strange

00:43:31 angle really is that what this is i would just i just hope it's funny schlock i can i can actually

00:43:37 top the cringeworthiness of that trailer we can look at some of her congressional testimonies

00:43:41 so here's one of her congressional testimonies um on assessing the threat from accelerationists

00:43:47 and far-right militia extremists.

00:43:49 In the last two years,

00:43:51 we've seen mass terrorist attacks 0.92

00:43:52 driven by white supremacy

00:43:53 in the US and around the world.

00:43:54 They've been inspired in particular

00:43:56 by the ideas of the large swap, 0.95

00:43:58 which argues white people

00:43:59 are being genocided in their home countries 0.97

00:44:01 and replaced by non-white immigrants. 1.00

00:44:03 Can't comment on that. 0.99

00:44:05 This is now the leading propaganda point

00:44:06 for white supremacists worldwide.

00:44:08 This concept is the bedrock idea

00:44:09 propagated by the identitarian movement,

00:44:11 in particular Generation Identity,

00:44:12 a sprawling multinational organization

00:44:14 with chapters in at least 14 countries

00:44:16 and allies in others including the united states so martin selner's very successful basically she

00:44:21 goes up in front of congress and accuses renault camu and martin selner of being terrorists or at

00:44:25 least inspiring terror attacks and she's paid by the taxpayer to do so and of course her

00:44:31 recommendation is more online censorship she says all of the movements thrive online that's where

00:44:36 recruitment occurs money is raised and plans hatched oh the delicious irony in a moment they

00:44:41 have sophisticated strategies to draw in recruits and they make their posts as appealing as possible

00:44:45 through inside jokes memes slick videos and references that only those on the inside can

00:44:48 understand the groups are intentional about this work in a manual produced by generation identity

00:44:53 which pushes the large swap narrative called the art of redpilling step-by-step instructions for

00:44:58 radicalizing potential recruits are provided you can also buy is it regime change from the right

00:45:02 you can get that from imperium press if i remember correctly yeah you can i've not read that one i've

00:45:06 read selner's book on remigration his policy proposals for it and when i was speaking to him

00:45:11 Selma did mention that they have sort of like step-by-step guides for how to speak to your friends about it

00:45:16 It's not like you're trying to psychically manipulate and brainwash these people

00:45:21 There's no Jedi mind trick

00:45:22 Yeah, you're not waving your hand and fiddling with the insides of their brain

00:45:25 These are not the doctors and engineers you're looking for

00:45:27 Yeah, it's just best methods of approaching your friends with these taboo subjects

00:45:33 When you know that you're going to get a bad response

00:45:35 But you can best give them like the facts and the figures

00:45:38 The statistics and the moral arguments to go with it

00:45:41 I wonder why he thinks that he would get a bad response when the US taxpayer are funding professional activists to go and sit in front of Congress calling him a terrorist.

00:45:48 Anyway, she says,

00:45:49 As a coalition member and co-founder of Change the Terms, I would advocate that all internet companies study and adopt their model policies.

00:45:57 Enforcement of companies' terms of service and other actions are uneven, and they're often recalcitrant.

00:46:01 So major education on the part of anti-racist groups in civil society are required.

00:46:06 So, currently, we can't actually talk about the thing that they're trying to police.

00:46:10 because it's not actually on their site and you can get arbitrarily banned for even saying the

00:46:14 statement and it's because of lobby groups like her arbitrarily banning you and lobby groups like

00:46:19 Change the Terms, which she co-founded. Some of the groups involved in this, as you mentioned

00:46:23 earlier, oh, who are their partners? Well, it includes GLAAD, the Centre for Countering Digital

00:46:28 Hate, the Southern Poverty Law Centre, Muslim Advocates, Media Justice, National Hispanic Media

00:46:33 Coalition and Global Project Against Hate and Extremism. So even if the GPAHE aren't taxpayer

00:46:38 are funded. Loads of these ones are. So just a load of

00:46:40 minority identity pressure

00:46:42 groups. Yeah, they're just grievance groups funded 0.63

00:46:44 by USAID formally. And probably now us.

00:46:46 We're probably picking up the tab for this.

00:46:48 Their terms include, change

00:46:50 the terms, first called for the reduction of hateful activities

00:46:52 online following the deadly neo-Nazi march

00:46:54 in Charlottesville in 2017.

00:46:56 That will come up later. Yet some

00:46:58 technology companies and social media platforms remain

00:47:00 hotbeds of hate and disinformation. This is not

00:47:02 hyperbole. The insurrection on the

00:47:04 US Capitol on the 6th of January 2021.

00:47:07 Worse than Pearl Harbor, I think.

00:47:08 Kamala Harris said, was organized with the use of major social media platforms, and the FBI,

00:47:13 including Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. In fact, the algorithms these companies use to

00:47:17 maximize their profits foster the spread of online hate and disinformation. Right, so these are the

00:47:22 nexus, the Russian nesting doll of censorship organizations that make it basically impossible 0.92

00:47:26 for us to do our jobs without living under the sword of Damocles of having our livelihoods 0.74

00:47:29 taken away and being reported to the authorities in this country. I mentor the Center for Countering

00:47:33 Digital Hate because you might remember these are the ones that were working with Senator Amy

00:47:37 Klobuchar during the 2024 election to get Elon Musk's ex banned. And they were also led by this

00:47:43 insufferable Aardman character here, Imran Ahmed, who got his arse handed to him by Constantine 0.95

00:47:50 Kissin on trigonometry, funnily enough, who, as of last December, the State Department gave

00:47:55 his Christmas present by trying to rescind his permanent resident status in the US for being

00:47:59 part of the global censorship complex. He's currently fighting this in US courts. I will

00:48:03 say the u.s state department i know took interest in the banning of this video uh by the global

00:48:09 partnership and so they had their eye on it and they've had their eye on it for quite a while 0.97

00:48:13 because this woman seems to have been having all her fingers in all sorts of pies in u.s 0.97

00:48:17 government departments including testifying against members of the military and she was 0.75

00:48:21 basically responsible for a woke inquisition uh the dei struggle sessions in the military following

00:48:26 2020 she said in her congressional testimony my testimony will focus on the threat posed by racist

00:48:31 extremists in the military and how veterans and currently serving troops have been involved in

00:48:35 domestic terrorism and terrorist plots inspired by white supremacy those soldiers that are involved

00:48:39 in extremist organizations driven by racism or who express racist and bigoted ideas that are pushed

00:48:44 by the white supremacist movement sully the good name and integrity of our dedicated soldiers pose

00:48:48 a national security threat to our nation and an international security threat when they work with

00:48:52 white supremacists in other countries to further these ideas which explains why they were tottering

00:48:56 around the military campus in high heels this is anti-mccarthyism yeah that's literally it's it's

00:49:03 so funny how they use that as a prime example of the evil witch hunt and witch hunts are just bad

00:49:08 except when we're doing them against our ideological enemies yeah so i'm sorry for torturing you with

00:49:13 all of the wind up but i have some good news because life comes at you fast she's just been

00:49:18 arrested for fraud what a shock what a shock and and who couldn't trust oh jesus this face i've

00:49:27 seen that face in her old doll book before yeah so it turns out she's been arrested for fraud

00:49:31 because uh she's been involved in the uh the spLC's attempt to funnel money to this very same

00:49:36 white supremacist groups uh that they were they were combating while she was in the spLC she was

00:49:40 in charge of donations it was her i was literally right she was head of the psyop division it was

00:49:45 her um heidi byrick previously ran the spLC's project tracking hate groups in the u.s the

00:49:51 justice department has alleged the program which is no longer running defrauded donors who did not

00:49:55 realize they were helping to pay individuals inside the same groups the spLC claimed they

00:49:59 were aiming to root out byrick allegedly oversaw payments of donors money to people inside these

00:50:04 groups according to an indictment unsealed uh this past wednesday she also allegedly shared a bank

00:50:09 account with one of the sources which included funds from spLC payments the u.s attorney general

00:50:14 todd blanche said at a news conference quote i believe she was part of the effort to open bank

00:50:19 accounts in completely fictitious companies names and make payments to individuals for reasons that

00:50:24 were not accurate as described this is exactly what we said we would happen in a case like this

00:50:27 which is that our investigators and the u.s attorneys and the agents working the case

00:50:30 can keep on working it even off the initial indictment she's been charged as part of a 0.85

00:50:35 superseding indictment with wire fraud conspiracy conspiracy to submit false statements to a

00:50:39 federally insured bank and conspiracy to conceal the money laundering now her lawyer is denying it

00:50:44 on her part. But this is part

00:50:46 of, of course, the broader DOJ investigation

00:50:48 into the SPLC and other groups.

00:50:50 It is kind of hilarious, the idea

00:50:52 that people were trying to fund the SPLC

00:50:54 and this woman was taking their money 1.00

00:50:56 and giving it to the KKK. 1.00

00:50:58 Yeah, and apparently as well, someone who was

00:51:00 organising Unite the Right in Charlottesville.

00:51:02 The very same thing. I think it was the guy who was

00:51:04 in charge of, like, organising the transport

00:51:06 there and back. Yeah, so the very

00:51:08 same thing that they're using as their casus belli

00:51:10 to create this

00:51:12 coalition that is trying to censor social media platforms of online hate. So they're

00:51:16 manufacturing their own events to an extent. I mean, not everyone involved in Unite the

00:51:19 Right, of course, was a federal operative. She was also funding money to area nations

00:51:23 and, as you said, members of the KKK. About $3 million in donor funds between 2014 and

00:51:29 2023 allegedly went to these organizations, propping them up.

00:51:33 This is not the first, is it? As you've said, there was a famous SPLC case a while ago,

00:51:38 wasn't there? I can't remember who it was now. One of the main people in it was really

00:51:41 dodgy i should have checked i thought it'd be in it but it'd be quicker to say the people in the

00:51:45 sblc that haven't done something dodgy same with hope not hate i mean hope hope not hate in what

00:51:49 was it in 2017 they apparently thwarted this plot of a young white nationalist who was going to kill

00:51:55 a labor mp but they were talking to him the entire time by the sounds of it sort of indulging his

00:52:00 violent rage fantasies and only pulled the plug the last minute so they could claim the credit

00:52:03 and this was matthew collins doing that who had previously admitted to attacking women with a

00:52:07 hammer oh yeah my head canon is now that she was some kind of triple agent and uh these people

00:52:13 were going oh here take this hundred thousand dollars to take hate and she to tackle hate and 0.55

00:52:17 she goes thank you very much and then mutters under her breath hail victory well you know what 1.00

00:52:22 that might not actually be impossible oh no because this is hilarious despite her role in

00:52:27 overseeing the payments some of which were directed to an imperial wizard in the kkk

00:52:31 bayrick allegedly had a romantic relationship with one source who infiltrated a white supremacy group

00:52:37 and stole documents for the SPLC.

00:52:39 I can only assume, looking at her,

00:52:41 that this white supremacist source was Clayton Bigsby.

00:52:44 So, she was...

00:52:47 Hail victory, brother.

00:52:49 That person, prosecutors say,

00:52:51 was paid over a million dollars by the SPLC.

00:52:54 So, of the three million they're alleging has been wired,

00:52:56 a million apparently went to her boyfriend.

00:52:59 Since 2007, 140,000 of which was put into a bank account

00:53:03 that Bayrick and that person shared.

00:53:04 she allegedly used that money to pay for their personal living expenses.

00:53:08 The documents that person allegedly stole

00:53:10 were part of an article that the SPLC later published.

00:53:13 Bayrick then allegedly paid a second informant $6,000

00:53:15 to take the fall for the stolen documents.

00:53:17 Only 6K.

00:53:19 Yeah.

00:53:20 Cheap. 0.80

00:53:21 Just shut it all down. 1.00

00:53:21 I mean, hope not, hey, SPLC, BLM,

00:53:24 they all end up like this.

00:53:26 They're all...

00:53:28 What are these things in the first place? 1.00

00:53:30 They're just a kind of weird detritus that wokeness produces. 0.97

00:53:32 Already by this point, as if the KKK weren't at least 95% FBI by 2007 already. 0.54

00:53:41 The threat's largely been dealt with, other than in, like, films, Hollywood films where they pop up.

00:53:46 Yeah, or that one march, I suppose, in Charlottesville.

00:53:49 Like, the KKK is one legitimate guy surrounded by federal informants.

00:53:55 I can't trust anyone anymore.

00:53:56 He thinks that are his friends.

00:53:58 But even Unite the Right wasn't the KKK.

00:54:01 as Trump said there were very fine people on both sides

00:54:03 some were just pissed about the toppling of statues

00:54:05 and they were quite right to be so

00:54:06 anyway it wasn't all astroturf

00:54:09 so Vauban Books has decided to delight in this

00:54:12 just when you think it can't get any more absurd

00:54:14 Byrick who

00:54:15 successfully pressured YouTube to pull the video

00:54:17 of their Vienna conference with Harry

00:54:19 Harrison Pitt, Martin Selma and Renaud Camus

00:54:22 has just been arrested

00:54:23 so I might suggest that

00:54:25 perhaps you but also

00:54:27 Byrick can go over to Vauban Books

00:54:29 and get yourself a copy of Camus' work,

00:54:32 perhaps Ed McLaren's,

00:54:33 Boffleford's Gone,

00:54:34 plenty of other dissident texts

00:54:35 they've been publishing,

00:54:36 or go over to Oldspeak Books,

00:54:37 who's had to close down 0.96

00:54:38 her physical location

00:54:38 but is in the process

00:54:39 of looking for a new location

00:54:41 to set up shop in

00:54:42 and is still doing digital orders.

00:54:43 And maybe Beirik can buy some Camus

00:54:45 to educate herself 0.98

00:54:47 through the prison commissary.

00:54:49 Oh, she probably knows it all off

00:54:50 by heart by now already.

00:54:53 She knows it all up here

00:54:55 and in here.

00:54:57 I don't think her heart's that accessible.

00:54:58 Well, you know,

00:54:59 it's probably quite large

00:55:00 anyway

00:55:01 we've got some

00:55:02 rumble rents

00:55:03 to go through

00:55:03 I thought I'd just

00:55:04 cheer you all up

00:55:05 yeah yeah

00:55:05 no there was some

00:55:06 nice stuff there

00:55:07 random name

00:55:08 most people think

00:55:09 most migrants are illegal

00:55:10 because they're unwanted 1.00

00:55:11 that's why Restore

00:55:11 needs to talk about

00:55:12 unwanted versus

00:55:13 wanted immigration 0.99

00:55:14 pretty sure at least 0.99

00:55:15 Charlie and Harrison

00:55:16 have probably started

00:55:16 talking about it

00:55:16 there is no democratic

00:55:17 consent for this

00:55:18 etc

00:55:18 yeah

00:55:19 Snaders says

00:55:21 just ordered my copy

00:55:22 of Islander this morning

00:55:24 really got a reading

00:55:25 space because

00:55:26 I assume really need

00:55:27 a reading space

00:55:27 because I do not have

00:55:28 a proper place

00:55:29 with good lighting

00:55:29 excited to go through

00:55:30 five and six

00:55:31 well I hope you enjoy it

00:55:32 yeah

00:55:33 soak in the atmosphere

00:55:34 while it's sunny outside

00:55:36 you can go outside

00:55:36 and read

00:55:37 Matthew C

00:55:38 careful where

00:55:39 but yeah

00:55:40 well I mean

00:55:41 you're allergic

00:55:41 you're literally allergic

00:55:42 to the sun

00:55:43 well no I just meant

00:55:43 reading Islander

00:55:44 like you know what I mean

00:55:45 you're like

00:55:45 no people look at it

00:55:47 and they think

00:55:47 oh he's chic

00:55:48 yeah yeah

00:55:49 he's cool

00:55:49 he's on the ball

00:55:51 right

00:55:51 something of the funniest

00:55:52 places to read

00:55:53 he's ahead of the curb

00:55:54 you go to your local

00:55:55 anywhere in North London

00:55:56 I basically live in

00:55:58 Woke Central

00:55:58 if I got this out

00:56:00 I'd just be swarmed

00:56:01 immediately by SWAT

00:56:02 team

00:56:02 outside Sainsbury's

00:56:03 by very attracted

00:56:04 women 1.00

00:56:05 like oh my god 0.99

00:56:06 he's such a rogue

00:56:07 Matthew C 0.95

00:56:09 Selner's remigration

00:56:10 book is incredibly

00:56:10 moderate and the

00:56:11 timelines he proposes

00:56:12 are actually quite

00:56:13 depressing

00:56:13 if anything the

00:56:14 radical left should

00:56:14 welcome his quite

00:56:15 radical proposals

00:56:16 that's the thing

00:56:17 that they'll never

00:56:17 tell you about

00:56:18 isn't it funny

00:56:19 rational proposals

00:56:20 yeah the people

00:56:21 oh yeah rational

00:56:21 proposals

00:56:22 the people they

00:56:23 target most are

00:56:24 often the most

00:56:25 moderate of anybody

00:56:27 and habson

00:56:28 notification. Bayerick, it was me, Austin. It was me. It was me all along, Austin. She

00:56:35 whips off the mask. That's the ridiculous Vince McMahon attitude. Sorry, who? Oh, sorry. 0.99

00:56:42 Vince McMahon. I thought you were a fellow northerner. What do we say? Vince McMahon.

00:56:48 That's how his name's pronounced. I thought it was in one of these American things with

00:56:51 like an extra O or something in it. Okay. I'm a big fan of the Undertaker. I didn't know.

00:56:56 just didn't know the this is a niche insult all right entrance music would be vince mcmahon's son's

00:57:02 one i can imagine him coming out to here comes the money oh yeah yeah actually and you do the

00:57:06 little dances as well what were you saying about mcmahon nothing i just that was that era what

00:57:12 what was it called what the attitude era he was called he was the the voice of oh yeah there was

00:57:19 like the ministry and like it was that's when he said it when it's me all along it was you know he 0.99

00:57:23 was i know and you've got jr in the background oh son of a bitch anyway i could go into lore on 0.94

00:57:30 that but i won't um so the just last segment for the day last segment for the week the circus is 0.97

00:57:37 over big surprise farage won let's take a little look at it it's completely unsurprising did he

00:57:44 win as by as much of a margin as he should have done for a completely ridiculous over the top

00:57:50 um election no but by islander we talk a lot about what should what is going wrong in the country

00:57:58 and uh all the ways that we feel miserable about what's going on in the country so rory took it

00:58:03 upon himself to get a load of essays compiled and written about what should be done what can we do

00:58:09 what can you do and as such there's a lot of um really interesting articles in here including as

00:58:15 mentioned earlier uh the one about the particular community strategy that some are approaching in

00:58:20 south africa by will tanner and that is orania and the estate discussing that well worth a read

00:58:26 pick it up on the website right now and there's a piece from farage and also count bin face in

00:58:31 there so we've got there is not there are no articles from farage or bin face in there and

00:58:37 as such it is an absolute bargain at 14 pounds and 99 pence pick it up whilst you still can

00:58:43 so yeah the election in clacton is over for anybody who wants a reminder wants reminding

00:58:49 of what led to this whole thing you can check out the older videos but basically farage has

00:58:55 been caught up in a number of controversies regarding certain gifts that he has accepted

00:59:00 from crypto is it billionaire or million harbourn yes yes five million that he didn't declare

00:59:07 because he he claimed he didn't think he had to and they say why didn't you declare that that's a

00:59:11 donation and it's like what was it used for he said his security then later he seems to say it

00:59:15 was just a general gift but he didn't declare it and so now he said right i'll call this by

00:59:19 election yeah also his friendship with posh george seems to have been called into question

00:59:23 and whether he's been accepting undeclared or declared gifts from him on the side like you

00:59:28 mentioned the security it was also alleged that posh george has been paying for his security this

00:59:33 whole time as well so as such parliamentary investigation farage decided to take what at

00:59:38 the time when he initially announced it was a 4d chess move to try and get out ahead by saying i

00:59:46 am going to resign from my position as mp for clacton because if the parliamentary investigation

00:59:52 went forward and he was found to be guilty he could be suspended from parliament and they would

00:59:57 need to go through a by-election anyway he said i'm going to get out ahead of this and prove that

01:00:01 the people of clacton and the people of england want me in my position even with all of these

01:00:06 questions about my finances it seemed like a great idea at the time and then restore labor

01:00:13 and the conservatives all decided that well we won't stand in it then yes or anyone and instead

01:00:21 they let bin face step in and sort of represent them in a sense represent their absence in a way

01:00:27 and their contempt for the whole thing via bin face which is the thinnest veil ever this bin

01:00:33 character because he constantly barely keeps the voice going even he just talks in a normal way

01:00:37 like well yes thank you a good point there camilla um it's like there's a tiny bit of a voice that's

01:00:42 making this a character thanks for appearing on my podcast mr alistair campbell isn't it so great

01:00:47 to be a political dissident hey exactly it's like you're a bbc comedy writer and all that's making

01:00:53 you a character is a bin on your head and a very slight change of accent i mean it's the thinnest

01:00:57 and then you can just go on alistair campbell he just he's just fitting on that podcast completely

01:01:02 without the bins yeah he's part of the westminster westminster establishment but he served two

01:01:07 purposes they wanted to him to be like at the same time a surrogate establishment candidate but also

01:01:13 appear to be a non-establishment candidate because farage is the establishment candidate but they're

01:01:18 both establishments so whole things are confusing mess and frankly just a bit of a joke to make

01:01:23 farage look ridiculous because oh isn't it funny that he's standing against a bin which is why

01:01:28 farage some say didn't show up for the winning speech it's obviously why he didn't show up 0.90

01:01:33 security concerns and then but then he said i don't want to stand next to people that will

01:01:37 humiliate humiliate me yeah which was interesting unless he meant that's part of the security

01:01:42 concern they throw something on him but tice was sticking to the line this morning our security

01:01:47 and they're saying well so essex police didn't advise and he basically said well what are the

01:01:50 police going to do it's our security team we listened to yes but of course the rumor going

01:01:54 around he just didn't want to stand next to a fish finger and a fox or whatever in a way who

01:01:58 can blame him because i mean to be fair to be fair like we we we had kai on the podcast who

01:02:04 decided to stand for the uh british democratic party and he's he's a great guy but this election

01:02:11 really did bring all of the freaks out of course the result was only ever going to go one way

01:02:17 anybody who even humored the idea that bin face could unseat farage was uh having a little bit

01:02:23 of a dizzy moment i would argue but farage did win by 62 of the votes 22 239 votes cast for

01:02:32 farage against 9 455 for pinface who managed to sweep up 26.7 of the vote which i will say

01:02:40 at 44.3 turnout farage should have done better and it was an increase on his life it wasn't it

01:02:47 was an increase but given that it was such an easy win it should have been 70 or above but

01:02:52 you know i will admit from articles later on in this in this segment they basically didn't treat

01:02:59 it as a serious election they only put 10 grand into the election campaign so they probably could

01:03:05 have got more votes if they wanted to but what was the point also it's notable that again even

01:03:10 though all the other major parties stood down um bin face did get comparable rates of votes as the

01:03:16 conservatives did at the 2024 election where farage was elected so if farage wants to say

01:03:21 the narrative of this is the uniparty establishment candidate then it does map on one for one but

01:03:26 given there's likely to be another by-election now because the investigation into the donations

01:03:30 yeah it's still going this is not going to be consequential yeah exactly thing and fraud is

01:03:36 trying to get ahead of it saying they won't have another one it would be very silly if they did

01:03:38 but if they but many people are saying but labor conservatives restored they it's not like they'll

01:03:44 be having to stand the same candidate again after just losing because they didn't choose to stand

01:03:49 in this election so uh it's turned into something of a rake stacking a stepping moment for farage

01:03:54 because the only way he's slightly salvaged sorry the only way he's slightly salvaged it it was

01:03:58 embarrassing but then he said well look kemi's not here the tories aren't here long term that

01:04:03 will start to harm them i think there is something in it like once it was happening the fact that

01:04:06 everyone just turned their noses up but i don't think it looked that great for them i don't think

01:04:09 he'll be defeated in a second election no and it didn't look that great i mean the people that

01:04:13 already love keir starmer or labor or andy burnham they won't have changed them alistair campbell's

01:04:18 not change his mind but i think a lot of people just thought well why aren't you standing it's a

01:04:21 bit pathetic which william cluston pointed out who tragically didn't do very well you got in a

01:04:26 normal world that was pointless standing yeah i really i really like will but yeah we've had

01:04:31 i think even i said in a normal world he would be the stp would be doing also this really was

01:04:36 the circus this was the the circus freak show where 34 candidates decided to come out and stand

01:04:42 and i assume given the amount of independence that you can see here uh that it was literally

01:04:47 just like somebody going oh do you fancy a bet how many how many uh votes do you reckon you can

01:04:52 get if you stand against farage right yeah well why did he why did the official monster raven

01:04:56 loony party have three candidates like surely they some pooled resources baron von thunderclap

01:05:04 howling loud hope i mean come on the whole thing what what is this everyone is god party marcus

01:05:11 white i mean these are these are just obvious like joke freak candidates that we're seeing come

01:05:15 out i've got i've got no tolerance for this as well because not being funny the country is like 0.99

01:05:18 basically getting raped to death by immigrants and yeah if you're doing this performance at this time

01:05:22 lawrence fox decided to waste everybody's time by coming out so he could get 347 votes for some 0.98

01:05:28 reason why why did you do that it was pointless count bin face really was the the joke candidate

01:05:34 designed to suck up any and all anti-farage sentiment that exists in the area and he even he

01:05:40 he got a fair amount of votes but still it's not like he was going to unseat him this only existed

01:05:47 to be a bit of a humiliation ritual which is why again like even like bet uh betting shops and

01:05:54 bookies are coming out saying that actually this is really bad we were expecting this much of a

01:05:58 vote but he didn't get that much of a vote so now as a result of the humiliation ritual the bookies

01:06:04 are starting to mark down his chances of uh carrying on through politics by saying we've

01:06:09 give him a 31 chance of being replaced as leader later on this year but i mean who knows what will

01:06:14 come as a result of the parliamentary investigation they're trying to the bookies are now pundits

01:06:19 isn't it i i know right it's one of those bizarre things like polymarket is a big like political

01:06:23 political analytic account now it's like no you're a what was it uh who is it that does polymarket

01:06:30 it's um i've forgotten his name i'm calling a blank on him oh mr antichrist oh oh peter teal

01:06:38 yeah i'm pretty sure it's peter teals yeah i'm pretty sure polymarket is peter teals amazing

01:06:42 that you can say that and i go peter teal like everybody everybody knows uh they're trying to

01:06:47 treat it like oh guess who's back again but i mean it's the same he's back he is back with a

01:06:53 slightly increased vote it's the same a certain number of people in the country love farage and

01:06:56 that number goes slightly up and slightly down depending on his scandal that week it doesn't

01:07:00 really change does it a certain percentage like him and it's about 20 something percent but he

01:07:04 came out saying that i've managed to beat the establishment candidate to which bin face came

01:07:08 back and saying no you because this has been a very very serious thing did you notice how i

01:07:14 pointed this out when i was on breakfast with beau yesterday in fact beau beau pointed it out first

01:07:18 normally on a big by-election like this you don't get the newspaper front uh front pages on the uh

01:07:26 on the websites because they don't want to broadcast them on the bbc and they don't want

01:07:30 to influence people going out and casting their vote in the local area right uh nothing like that

01:07:36 happened yesterday everything was just they were all available they were all on about the eclipse

01:07:40 there's barely a mention of the fact that the clacton by-election was going on because everybody

01:07:44 knew that this was a farce can i just say one thing this spin face comment like one of the

01:07:50 candidates was a sitting mp former mp and architect of brexit if that's not the establishment i'd like

01:07:54 to know what is well obviously it's not the establishment because brexit was thwarted they

01:07:58 tried not to do it for three years he's just become an mp gets shouted down in house of commons

01:08:02 constantly obviously doing everything they can to try and keep him out it's such a silly battle

01:08:06 that goes back and forth and people say well he went to public school and he was in the city and

01:08:10 blah blah it's like yeah we all know the establishment isn't that anymore but the

01:08:13 alistair campbell alistair campbell still claim he's not the establishment former spin bot dr

01:08:18 for tony blair you know used to work at the daily mirror it couldn't be more establishment than

01:08:22 alistair campbell right but this that the left thing is still to claim they're not we all know

01:08:26 the new establishment now is the Burnhams and Campbells and Starmer type people and not the

01:08:31 Farage you've got a bit of money it's not that anymore hasn't been for decades and decades but

01:08:36 it's also the posture of the establishment is um has Binface's avatar we discussed this when

01:08:42 Farage tried to call the election what they wanted was nothing more than Farage to lose to Binface

01:08:49 because they wanted to refute all of the politics they think reform stands for and that reform 0.97

01:08:55 voters believe the party will do

01:08:56 with nothing more than the sardonic eyebrow

01:08:59 raise and the smug expression of

01:09:01 Mock the Week or The Daily Show

01:09:03 Silly Sausage 0.71

01:09:05 Britain. Exactly. Mr. 0.99

01:09:07 Blobby Britain. Oh, you

01:09:08 hate immigrants? Well, you lost to a bin. 0.92

01:09:10 He has occasional good lines, but he's basically a 1.00

01:09:13 regime comedian. Well, the thing is

01:09:15 I'd be much more tolerant

01:09:16 of this kind of thing if he were funny.

01:09:19 There is that.

01:09:20 If he were funny,

01:09:22 yeah, go on, but coming up and going like,

01:09:24 I came first in the Claxton by-election of the candidates who bothered to turn up for results.

01:09:30 Oh, slapping knee, guffaw, guffaw.

01:09:32 I'm going to nationalise Adele. Shut up. 1.00

01:09:34 Yeah, I mean, it's just not funny, which is why Farage... 0.99

01:09:37 Which is, let's be honest, you can, like, Farage, right?

01:09:41 Look me in the eye right now, Mr. Farage.

01:09:43 You can be honest with me, right?

01:09:45 I don't judge you. I don't judge you.

01:09:48 That's why you didn't show up.

01:09:50 Like you said initially, the screen has frozen for me, Samson.

01:09:53 What's going on, please?

01:09:54 and Farage is quite funny by the way as well

01:09:56 so that's the other thing

01:09:57 what's going on Samson why is the screen frozen

01:10:00 he's not there

01:10:01 it's just a bin face

01:10:04 alright I'll just carry on anyway

01:10:05 which is why as I've noted down in my notes

01:10:08 thank goodness Farage has said that

01:10:10 I'm damned if I'm going to stand on a

01:10:12 is the whole thing broken Samson

01:10:13 are we still live

01:10:15 he's resetting it here we go

01:10:17 there we go alright cool thank you

01:10:20 there we go can I have the mouse back now

01:10:22 thank you

01:10:23 uh why it sounds like a reformed press conference the amount of tech tech problems oh that's just

01:10:27 the charm of the podcast that's all um he said oh wait where is it here's the bit yeah i'm damned

01:10:33 if i'm going to stand on a stage having won a resounding victory and be demeaned and humiliated

01:10:38 by nobodies fair yeah that's yeah whatever yeah the whole thing was supposed to humiliate you

01:10:44 don't stand there and let them humiliate you that's absolutely fair yeah because the whole

01:10:49 forage by having his own press conferences the whole thing is they're trying to constantly

01:10:53 attack him saying you're not welcome in our little system right constantly trying to find

01:10:57 different ways to keep him out so he's like right we'll do our own press conferences with our own

01:11:00 thing that's all completely smart it's the kind of thing trump would do i think that's the fake

01:11:06 news they're coming for me yeah trump might have showed up in it that's the only difference but 0.71

01:11:09 i want me to stand next to a bin i'll take a crap in that bin yeah something like that trump i don't 0.98

01:11:14 know trump trump would have done the opposite do you remember the garbage probably would have 0.99

01:11:18 showed up remember when joe biden called trump's sport was garbage and so he decided to show up 0.97

01:11:22 garbage truck oh yeah yeah he would have owned it yeah yeah yeah well that's that's trump this is

01:11:27 this is british politics where we're a little bit more serious about the quality of our 0.70

01:11:32 men in bin suits but then they then they changed the story into you know oh well actually we had

01:11:38 advice from the police that there was going to be a campaign to i don't know throw stuff at me or

01:11:42 something well he said that a few seconds before he said that i don't want to stand on stage and

01:11:46 be humiliated so he gave both at the same it's like during when he was given the explanation

01:11:52 for the Christopher Harbourn donations he said well you know I need a lot of security but I

01:11:55 could have spent it on Ferraris and it's like well why would you say those two things because

01:11:58 then you've immediately undermined your argument that I need it for security because then you've

01:12:01 at least uh introduced the suggestion of doubt into it you didn't need to do it for yourself

01:12:06 yeah it's not that helpful but they're sticking by the line even though like you said the police

01:12:10 aren't saying that there were let's be really honest would you rely on the police to protect

01:12:14 your life in this country at this point this is Essex police the same ones that went after Alison

01:12:17 Pearson for a tweet right I'd get my private security if I was Farage and to be fair look

01:12:21 what happened to Alan Whittaker I'm like the pro Farage guy here being very mainstream yeah why 0.99

01:12:27 would you show up security risk load of idiots and lord such and fish fingers or whoever stood 0.99

01:12:32 yeah no there's nothing in it for you could die the benefit the best case scenario is I'm merely 1.00

01:12:37 humiliated the worst case is death yeah I mean why why show up at all but I was interested given

01:12:44 what a farce this was is how it's how it's looking on the the international stage particularly how

01:12:49 american uh places are reporting it american publications and uh they're all basically

01:12:54 focusing on like because if farage wants to be prime minister in the future it's like

01:12:59 does will he be a serious prime minister by humoring this whole thing basically causing

01:13:05 this uh causing this wreck stay uh rake stepping moment for himself and uh time magazine gave count

01:13:13 bin face a full interview they were like yeah let's treat this seriously i mean you know we're 0.64

01:13:21 in clown country uh administered by clown empire uh for the benefit of clown world so you know 0.87

01:13:28 let's just let's just lean into it this is the absolute worst person the time magazine have 0.91

01:13:32 interviewed yeah it bothered me here as well because the telegraph podcast gave just over

01:13:37 two minutes to william cluston who's one of the best political leaders around incredibly serious

01:13:41 incredibly smart they gave over 15 minutes to bin face i was like listen i checked last night

01:13:45 because it was so mental i was like shows where they were where they wanted all the attention

01:13:49 isn't it yeah it's i it stunned me i was like this bin face interview is long so i autistically

01:13:53 checked it it was literally two minutes something versus 15 minutes something i'm like really and

01:13:58 tim got cluston's name wrong it's like why can i get that right and a proper journalist with all

01:14:03 the credentials can't get it right that is it just bothers me oh because this is in a sane world

01:14:07 someone like William would be doing really well

01:14:08 but we're not in that world

01:14:09 CNN reporting that UK hard right populist

01:14:13 Nigel Farage wins special election 0.98

01:14:14 in which his main rival was a trash can 0.99

01:14:16 that was the most American post ever

01:14:18 I love that they call him hard right

01:14:20 whereas I said pre-woke Bill and Hillary Clinton

01:14:23 are probably to the right of Kirk Farage

01:14:25 because Clinton at least had the safe 0.97

01:14:28 legal and rare modifier on abortion

01:14:30 not that it makes any sense

01:14:31 whereas Farage when he was asked

01:14:32 are you going to do any reversal

01:14:33 of the sexual revolution

01:14:34 and current abortion policy

01:14:35 he said no

01:14:36 They were skeptical about gay marriage.

01:14:37 They were to the right of so-called hard-right Farage.

01:14:40 Politico goes with the line,

01:14:42 Farage paints himself as local Clacton hero

01:14:44 in battle to beat Binface. 0.98

01:14:47 Same owners of the Telegraph, by the way. 1.00

01:14:48 Oh, yeah, of course.

01:14:49 And the New York Times says how Nigel Farage 0.99

01:14:51 ended up running against a man dressed as a trash can.

01:14:54 So that seems to be like, in terms of like how America

01:14:57 and some of the international press are viewing this 0.91

01:14:59 as just completely ridiculous, complete humiliation. 0.99

01:15:02 You're going up against a man dressed as a bin, 0.98

01:15:05 how have you managed to do this but in fairness reforms strategy of just like as reported on by 0.94

01:15:13 politico they spent 10 grand on it they did not treat this as a serious election this was not a

01:15:18 serious competition uh because it just wasn't so we can spend 10 grand on it which is pennies

01:15:24 for for an election uh for a local by election that's pennies really doesn't make you think

01:15:29 though what was it all about and is it just that farage feels most comfortable in campaigning mode

01:15:33 but he's like, I'll get back a bit of good feeling.

01:15:35 It's not the worst tactic when your polls are down.

01:15:37 I think they did one video for it.

01:15:38 Yeah, it's a bit weird, isn't it?

01:15:39 They did one video for it.

01:15:41 He was trying to do it so he could cruise through to an easy victory.

01:15:44 And to be fair, he did,

01:15:46 which is the most responsible thing they could have done

01:15:50 given the situation he managed to put himself in.

01:15:52 But if you look at what Reform are doing,

01:15:54 they care way more right now.

01:15:57 They've barely mentioned this election.

01:15:59 They didn't even show up for the results.

01:16:00 They care far more about the continued attacks on Restore

01:16:04 and Farage coming out and saying things like this in public

01:16:07 where he's saying there's a very sinister edge,

01:16:10 things being said that we've not heard since 1936

01:16:12 in Cable Street, the days of Mosley.

01:16:14 So he's not really in campaign mode.

01:16:16 He's still in hard containment mode.

01:16:18 Should we play this just so we aren't uncharitable?

01:16:21 There was a bigger Restore vote than I thought.

01:16:24 But I think even there, I think the truth is beginning to come out.

01:16:28 What Rupert Lowe says and what the acolytes around him say are increasingly becoming two very different things.

01:16:37 And there is quite a sinister edge.

01:16:40 There's quite a nasty edge.

01:16:42 To some of the young men around him, there is a very, very sinister edge.

01:16:46 And things being said that by some of these acolytes that we've not heard in this country since 1936 on Cable Street.

01:16:57 and the days of Moseley, and I'm being honest about that.

01:17:00 Rupert can say what he likes, but the fact is

01:17:03 the party's increasingly being run by people who

01:17:05 are bringing a certain toxicity into politics

01:17:09 which can only ever be a minority opinion.

01:17:13 And I think

01:17:15 those contradictions are coming to the fore.

01:17:18 Apologies for headphone listeners, by the way. That was some very

01:17:21 crackly audio. Again, you've met Farage.

01:17:25 nice guy charming interpersonally and and lots of us grown up watching him in politics and

01:17:30 anytime he does something like this like reverts back to like boomer post-war talking points or

01:17:36 taking the communist line on cable street um as given as if like the telegraph has like a beam

01:17:41 straight into its head and they're just funneling the slop articles into it we're really disappointed

01:17:45 but this is indefensible he's yet again using the exact same slurs they used on him late last year 0.96

01:17:50 when some moronic former classmate came out of the woodwork and said he made fun of my 0.94

01:17:54 made fun of my family because of holocaust or something he's just giving life to those smears 0.92

01:17:59 and and also attacking friends of mine so i just can't defend that well i'm going to be really

01:18:03 fair the one thing that he's right on in my opinion i know this is a very pro restore channel

01:18:07 is the gulf between rupert and the rest of the store remains a constant issue in my opinion it's

01:18:11 not at the moment not at the moment not at the moment these telegraph attacks are harmonizing

01:18:16 because they've been more solid yeah i mean in like in policy in general you know rupert seems

01:18:21 pro-israel other people seem very anti-israel one example is we put more libertarian on the economy

01:18:26 almost certainly in multiple things i think that's the thing to resolve you're right there's he has

01:18:30 stuck up for people under these attacks that's a different not the point i meant but the to give

01:18:35 the other side the toxicity for i was just talking about mike graham just called people in the store 0.89

01:18:39 scum on twitter he just called them scum people in the store i'm like how is this how is this helping

01:18:43 i know he's like he's kind of a shock jock and that's his thing but like he's sitting there 0.97

01:18:47 nodding along while i was talking about toxicity while calling people scum i mean just a relentless 0.99

01:18:50 tirade of saying you're incels you're misogynist you're far right you're racist using all the 0.98

01:18:55 terms by the way um that not just got chuddy kirk killed but if we are to believe of course the the 0.56

01:18:59 things that faraj has said he's been told about ann widdekombe's murderer he was a leftist obsessed

01:19:05 with with killing faraj and then ann widdekombe herself that kind of rhetoric does get people

01:19:09 killed and so okay it shouldn't be used against faraj also shouldn't be used against restore and

01:19:13 faraj is also politically imprudent to use those slurs because the moment they get bored calling

01:19:18 the guy to your right all of those things he's going to go back to calling you them too and

01:19:22 you've just said it's legitimate to do so so oft yeah well either way uh that's what he's more

01:19:28 interested in doing right now i'm sure in a month or two's time we'll see what he's very interested

01:19:33 in when we get to the end of the results of the parliamentary investigation into him and see if

01:19:37 this whole thing was even more of a massive waste of time than it already obviously was and with that

01:19:44 i'll get to the rumble rant that's been sent by snaders it's very windy in estonia but i don't

01:19:48 want my island is damaged harry uh but i do have a date linked up for tomorrow with a woman

01:19:53 uh who likes rock and metal here's hoping all goes well turn her into churd bo today was saying

01:20:00 that he hasn't met women who like warhammer and i had to put in the chat i was watching live i was

01:20:05 like anytime we go to a local town or city my wife drags me into the games workshop so they do exist

01:20:10 you found the one yeah i was gonna say you found the one woman she is the one yeah fair play to

01:20:17 I collect Thousand Suns, but I've just said, look, if it's too expensive.

01:20:20 I mean, yeah, it's incredibly...

01:20:22 I'm not interested in Warhammer, frankly.

01:20:24 It's got a cool aesthetic.

01:20:25 I used to play when I was younger, but...

01:20:26 I mean, we all used to play when we were 12.

01:20:28 What army did you have?

01:20:30 I had the Necrons, because they were, like, the most metal-looking ones. 0.78

01:20:33 Slander. 0.99

01:20:35 Chaos. 0.99

01:20:36 We didn't all used to play, by the way, but anyway, go on.

01:20:44 Most of what we really need in our countries is a US-style constitution,

01:20:46 but will limit the government's power to rule over us.

01:20:49 Because it was so great at limiting the American government's opposition.

01:20:51 Like, the constitution was such a great shield for the southern states

01:20:52 during the civil war, wasn't it?

01:20:53 But let's go to the next one.

01:20:55 I believe you misunderstood what I was trying to get at

01:20:57 when I was referring to the American constitution.

01:20:59 I said that it limits the control of the government,

01:21:01 but not outright eliminates the control of the government.

01:21:03 When I was bringing up the US constitution,

01:21:04 I was mainly referring to the First Amendment.

01:21:05 At the very least, incorporating that into law 0.99

01:21:07 would render arrests under the current stupid hate speech laws null and void. 0.90

01:21:10 I'm aware that this doesn't solve all the problems 0.98

01:21:12 that Anglosphere nations and the UK itself have.

01:21:14 It does, however, solve the restrictions on speech, assembly and petition.

01:21:16 uh to an extent america definitely has uh less restrictive speech than we do but there are still

01:21:22 new inroads being made with say for instance anti like anti-anti-semitism laws and speech

01:21:28 weaponization of the irs against conservative organizations by the obama administration and

01:21:32 also yeah great the first amendment is secured by the second amendment but you don't actually use

01:21:36 second amendment against your government if you did then all of the government overreach for the

01:21:40 last hundred years including the civil rights act wouldn't have been passed like i've walked into

01:21:44 in the middle of a quite complicated argument i love americans i'm just saying like the piece

01:21:49 of paper is not actually defending you i'm with oron mcintyre on this oh yeah yeah i agree with

01:21:53 well i mean when i was in america i was hanging out with oron so you know he he agrees on this

01:21:57 sort of stuff and again the one time that i've been to america now and hung out with all of those

01:22:01 guys wonderful people had an amazing time spectacular country at least the part of

01:22:05 tennessee that i saw um but um i i see where you're coming from but i disagree

01:22:10 connor's reviewed berserk but i was curious to know if you ever heard about miura's other early

01:22:17 story japan which is an interesting work because it's the closest we'll ever get to knowing what

01:22:23 his actual politics were and they're really based it's set in a future where the japanese have been

01:22:30 displaced and essentially found that their economic soft power approach to the world is

01:22:36 very vulnerable to when systems break down around the world and they essentially find out that

01:22:42 people could just use hard power to take their prosperity away from them we can add it to the

01:22:48 list yeah yeah sure i'd be happy to read it i think we're finishing berserk is it the one after

01:22:52 the next one we've got planned maybe maybe yeah yeah i i think what we've got planned is one of

01:22:57 my favorites uh yeah we've got a really good one planned i mean um with millennium of the falcon

01:23:02 which yes is the actual name of the next arc that's apparently a huge arc so it might take

01:23:08 some time to read through but i say that but it's such a page turner you can get through it really

01:23:12 really fast um but yeah i you tend to find that a lot of um the best mangakers have some very very

01:23:20 based personal political opinions anyway do you want to go through some of the room yeah we got

01:23:25 some comments all the people here alex says suggestion to turn the tide on migrants identify

01:23:31 where all journalists live and move the migrants

01:23:33 in right next to them. Within weeks, news outlets 0.96

01:23:35 will be writing about the scourge of humanity and the

01:23:37 need for re-migration. They won't. I recall 0.94

01:23:39 Connor giving a talk and at the end

01:23:40 facing questions from some woke BBC journalist

01:23:43 who said he lived in a lovely village that had no problems.

01:23:45 Journalists run from problems and comment

01:23:47 on them from afar, bring them closer to the

01:23:49 issues that matter. It's like Camber the Saints.

01:23:51 They won't. They will continue to welcome them in even at their own

01:23:53 expense. I do think you're forgetting

01:23:55 that many journalists suffer from the dark 0.93

01:23:57 triads and some

01:23:59 kind of psychopathy there's also gove who is now i guess a journalist of the spectator in a sense

01:24:03 and he was before he was a politician he he was one of the people targeted by the guy that killed

01:24:07 david david ames abhi hobby alley yeah before he moved on he went yeah he realized it was a bit too

01:24:12 difficult and went i'll just get ames instead still says diversity is our strength that's the

01:24:15 well the most the most frustrating thing is he wrote celsius 7-7 about the 7-7 bombings and then

01:24:19 immediately gets into government and helps raikou out and i asked him about that and that's one of

01:24:23 the reasons why the thing was sent almost a year i'm over it scotty of swindon

01:24:28 it'll be there for 10 years according to the government there's nothing so permanent as a

01:24:32 temporary government imposition income tax in the u.s was temporary in order to fund their involvement

01:24:36 in world war one and covid measures ended only after two years and the leaks revealing number

01:24:40 10's flagrant floundering of the rules and a riot was imminent in the u.s there was a county

01:24:45 that only formally repeated repealed covid restrictions in 2025 sorry it will be temporary

01:24:51 insofar as the separation between the foreign criminal colony and the town itself cannot be

01:24:59 sustained for that long or those foreign criminals won't be here for 10 years i don't know how much

01:25:03 time we've got but steve says uh every day i'm convincing myself that burnham is actually an

01:25:07 accelerationist and he's trying to wake up all the wets and limps into seeing how immigration

01:25:11 is bad a man can dream he's certainly acting like that isn't he um and scott again says nobody is

01:25:17 more capitalist than an anti-capitalist who stands against the patriarchy and against the rich and

01:25:21 against straight white men they have a white boyfriend undeclared income as an ethos and live 0.51

01:25:25 in a gated community paid through their undeclared income there's a lot of that white boyfriend stuff 0.55

01:25:30 isn't there are we are we talking about the aoc in the room the aoc yeah that's one of many 0.80

01:25:35 or what's the name the other ilhan omar yes oh yeah something happened they all do it it's 0.98

01:25:41 called hypergamy my friend it's the one of uh i can get black chicks don't believe me i'm racist 0.73

01:25:47 hello lotus eaters out of context anyway uh from my segment uh michael says i recommend that in

01:25:55 connor's britain service guarantees citizenship be the rule on the vote i'm not that keen on voting

01:26:00 military police emergency services four years to the vote ordinary taxpayer based on safety of job

01:26:05 30 years high risk look i like starship troopers as much as the next man but i'm i'm not focused on

01:26:10 the um the model of governance at this point just in actually doing things it's why we all like

01:26:15 anakin uh thank scotty you also got to remember the ultimate red pill is that uh male suffrage

01:26:22 logically results in female suffrage one of the reasons why right okay true you think all of those

01:26:29 men who are newly able to vote don't have wives sisters mothers daughters who are each going to

01:26:35 be a node of nagging eventually nodes of nagging it's a new jordan peterson book nodes of nagging

01:26:42 and man like you can you can have as as like stronger spine as you want man that will wear 0.99

01:26:52 you down uh jimbo g female mps have turned politics into love island all they care about 1.00

01:26:57 is pitting people against each other picking the side that benefits them and socially and 1.00

01:27:01 then endlessly moralizing about it negative outcomes are just another opportunity to

01:27:04 demonize dissenters i think that was probably for your segment actually nick but there you go

01:27:08 Um, Thane Scottie, wait, did they finally admit January the 6th was Facebook and not Parler?

01:27:12 Interesting to see how they're happy to rewrite history.

01:27:15 Clearly the priorities have shifted.

01:27:16 Well, she'll be able to write her prison memoirs.

01:27:18 God, I forgot about Parler.

01:27:19 Yeah, and Arizona Desert Rat, extremists and terrorists will find their own inspiration anywhere.

01:27:23 It doesn't matter what conservatives believe or say, extremists always exist.

01:27:27 Um, kind of.

01:27:28 I don't necessarily agree with that.

01:27:30 I think there would be far fewer people incensed about immigration if they just weren't here.

01:27:35 i mean as harrison pitt is fond of pointing out where's the hungarian tommy robinson

01:27:40 question and finally uh michael so farage beat bin face i'm quite shocked i thought bin faces

01:27:47 policy statements were fascinating and deserve the fair hearing hardy har you know you're old 0.95

01:27:52 when monty python's flying circus becomes actual politics the silly party the very silly party

01:27:57 are now english political parties if not actual parties is what they sound like yes and one of

01:28:03 The actual people behind Monty Python's Flying Circus

01:28:05 has become a die-hard Restore fan who's...

01:28:08 He's been, like, reposting my videos all week.

01:28:10 It's really weird.

01:28:10 He's been reposting you.

01:28:12 He's been calling out foreign influence over the Telegraph.

01:28:15 It was like, John, where was this guy 40 years ago? 1.00

01:28:18 Fortunately, he set thousands of morons on me 0.99

01:28:20 who thought I was defending Matthew Stadlin, 1.00

01:28:22 which is the most stupid thing that's happened on the internet possibly ever. 0.99

01:28:25 Whoopsie-daisy. 1.00

01:28:26 Michael again.

01:28:27 Harry, we're taking our politics much more serious in this country.

01:28:30 Me, Kemi, leading the Tories, the Lib Dems,

01:28:32 Zach Polanski in the Greens, sure mate, you take politics seriously.

01:28:35 Zach Polanski in the Greens, as far as I can tell,

01:28:37 has anybody been speaking about them for months now?

01:28:40 I did a video on them two days ago.

01:28:42 What was it about?

01:28:44 They've slumped in the polls by about 10 points and they want their opponents dead.

01:28:47 There you go, they're a dead political party for the time being.

01:28:50 They're blocking deportations in their local areas, 0.97

01:28:52 despite knowing that they are foreign rapists in their local areas. 0.95

01:28:56 Hannah Spencer and all of that kind of momentum that had built up 0.92

01:28:59 seems to have been taken by...

01:29:01 I'm not bad-mouthed Hannah Spencer.

01:29:02 Well, I'm not bad-mouthing her.

01:29:03 I'm just saying that all of that political momentum

01:29:05 that led to her is like Andy Burnham sucked it all up.

01:29:09 It was lost when they started saying their views on anything.

01:29:12 Yeah.

01:29:12 Jason Arde is great.

01:29:14 That woman at Makerfield going like...

01:29:17 to Paul Kenyon, that was a bit of a death knell as well.

01:29:21 Jimbo G, did Count Binface ask Alaskar Campbell

01:29:23 about his role in the Iraq war?

01:29:26 Shockingly enough for such a dissident...

01:29:28 Shut the lid on that one.

01:29:29 No.

01:29:30 Yeah, there you go.

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - August 14, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1484

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