00:06:58.640But you can see there is a genuine worry here.
00:07:00.900And for so much of this, and this is not, this is in, I'll come to it later, but in Rishi Sunak, in Jacob Rees-Mogg, in Kemi Badenoch's recent speech at the Conservative Party conference saying, how dare you deny that my Nigerian Scottish children could ever be English?
00:07:18.180Obviously, it's kind of in their heritage, etc, etc.
00:07:22.260And this is a line of argument that they have resisted for decades.
00:07:28.440And when I say resisted, I mean they have simply ignored it.
00:07:32.040They have tried to act like we just exist.
00:07:35.200We've risen above this conversation now.
00:07:37.720People forget that the first Race Relations Act was in 1965.
00:08:45.260This is something that has been circulating for a long time.
00:08:48.080In fact, as Atherton points out here, this comes from 4th of June all the way back in 2006.
00:08:55.660And there are articles that predate 2006 as well, where she is continually gloated about and, you know, just spoken with absolute disgust for the white working class.
00:09:06.320So there's dispossessed communities that come, you know, especially those ones from Barking and Dagenham, you know, that were the first to suffer when all of this change came along and were totally dispossessed of the place that their families had grown up in for generations and generations.
00:09:23.800and so but she could say stuff like this when for her the victory felt inevitable like all she had
00:09:32.840to do was simply allow the numbers to keep pouring into the country whether it be labor government
00:09:38.400and obviously the tories ended up being even worse and even greater traitors uh than that so
00:09:44.940all they had to do was simply run out the clock and eventually and that and that clock by the way
00:09:51.500just is is us becoming a minority and losing any sense of actual sovereignty and self-determination
00:09:59.100in our own homeland and you see her here just bemoaning the facts like three words from a
00:10:04.940child that left me sick to my stomach about the future the dehumanization of migrants is out of
00:10:10.460control in britain well i know you're above dehumanizing language here yasmin but um
00:10:16.520it's and so but the thing is as well of course this is not simply just a case of yasmin
00:10:23.440this is a case of the entire guardian easter class afwa hirsch's of the world the um and
00:10:30.160you know the um god what's his name um describe him hums a user and like anasawa just all these
00:10:40.460people whenever they get into power yes it's all oh diversity is our strength and then just
00:10:45.620replacing scottish representation and just doing everything they can yes to undermine
00:10:51.540the native roots of power and influence of of the institutions throughout the country
00:10:56.800and this as well it is funny how she comes crying for her erstwhile white allies uh the second that0.98
00:11:04.720this happens like you have no use for me i hate you and i want you to be a lost species i want0.99
00:11:08.840i want you all to go extinct i'm going to cheer on the demographic change that goes on in this0.99
00:11:13.340country yeah until all of a sudden i don't know nigel farage shouldn't rupert lowe say some nasty0.99
00:11:18.420things on the internet or something at which point where are all of my white people where are all of0.86
00:11:23.940my white friends why do you even want white friends you obviously hate all of us yeah right
00:11:28.340the thing is as you point out in her early life section she is an ismaili so within the within0.94
00:11:37.660muslim hierarchy uh the ismailis are near the bottom and for the sunnis and for the shia
00:11:43.660these are not tolerable people especially for the sunnis and i think she describes herself as part
00:11:50.720pakistani well in pakistani ismailis don't get on very well because the sunnis believe that they0.81
00:11:58.820are a bunch of heretics and need to be wiped out so she stands with them on ethnic solidarity
00:12:05.120grounds but they wouldn't stand with her she's not popular in the anti-white coalition then0.98
00:12:11.060it depends she's useful but if for some reason power in this country falls in the hands of
00:12:18.740sunnis she's not long for this world but also as well it's just sorry to go back to this article
00:12:24.880as well as she continues to just rant about how horrible it's all getting uh for the migrants who
00:12:30.660have been brought to britain against our will as she goes on to talk about shabana mahmoud and she
00:12:35.420goes on to say well shabana mahmoud of pakistani heritage has carved out a reputation for herself
00:12:41.160as the hardest of home secretaries ever well uh has she yeah um maybe maybe that is true to be
00:12:48.960honest i mean it would be entirely relative so yeah um but at the labor party conference to
00:12:55.300members angry about her draconian immigration rules like you know those ones of oh we're going
00:13:02.860to have um this opportunity for charities and non-profits and people from local communities
00:13:08.300to just bring in more and more asylum seekers who we absolutely understand of um you know the0.97
00:13:14.900character of through these safe and legal routes even when the country is sick to death of
00:13:19.780immigration and she's describing so any control whatsoever is draconian yeah this is just open
00:13:27.360and why would you advocate for this well probably because you realize now that the only thing that
00:13:33.440can actually protect your position as a foreign colonizer on british soil is to accelerate the
00:13:42.100process of replacement yes and that's what it really comes down to and there's also the other
00:13:48.040part as well where she goes on to say well meanwhile far-right provocateurs roaming our
00:13:52.820streets claim that men on the boats are a rape peril to their women and girls this is not this
00:13:59.160is true by the way there's nothing to debate why is the government giving them pamphlets i was just
00:14:04.120going to say this is a government position as well this is absolutely the government's position
00:14:09.260apparently keir starmer and andy burnham are far right now okay thank you yeah um metric yes
00:14:15.860yeah exactly um it's absolutely insane and then you have articles here from her back in 2005 where
00:14:22.360she talks about cultural integration being a two-way street so not only have you been voting
00:14:27.940for parties to lower immigration since the days of enoch powell then when these people arrive here
00:14:34.460that you never asked to be here in the first place and since arriving have reconstructed your
00:14:40.720entire history put all of your heroes on trial during the cultural revolution of BLM you have
00:14:48.200absolute phonies like Jason Arday allowed to climb towards the pinnacle of academia and you know have
00:14:55.440this constant defense of just oh well it'd be racist to do anything about it implying as well
00:15:01.140that Cambridge could be staffed entirely by Jason Arday's and this wouldn't in any way debase
00:15:07.620one of the oldest and most venerable universities that britain obviously has etc etc and obviously
00:15:15.120the depopulation the flight of the cockneys from london sorry i want to pause you here
00:15:20.240she's writing this article demanding that british people integrate into muslim culture yes because
00:15:26.660it's two way uh three weeks after the 7-7 bombings so three weeks after the worst terrorist attack
00:15:35.820in london she's demanding that the victims of the attack integrate with the perpetrators
00:15:43.120mainly to accommodate her just to accommodate her so that she doesn't feel somewhat excluded1.00
00:15:49.520as a muslim coming from a strange religion with a very bad moral compass um so you're not0.99
00:15:57.840emphasizing her malice enough which makes her plea for help from the whites that she's been1.00
00:16:05.120abusing for several decades so much more insulting that that's that's the point right and has can0.51
00:16:12.800thank you and has also as well just advocated for every development that enhances that abuse
00:16:19.640yes that makes us live oddly enough to use one of her words in a more draconian society yes in a
00:16:25.320less free society in a less trusting society yes etc etc um and also as well so i would just like
00:16:33.440to go through kind of a reel of things that look yasmin can say that she wants our consideration
00:16:40.940and our help all all she wants but just look at the world that she wanted you to live in
00:16:50.180to live out the rest of your days in not only this is the world we do live in yes this is the
00:16:56.180world she wants you to continue living in without complaint yes so that she can cite her so that
00:17:01.700she and her own can siphon off resources for their groups right and if you don't agree you are a far
00:17:07.380right racist and this is from this one's from lbc so that's why i pulled it off yeah you can't really
00:17:12.340use this one of um far right bias no um and so you can see here that households with uh migrant
00:17:19.540claims uh record 12 billion in universal credit uh we now have again how is this a two is this a
00:17:27.300two-way integration meeting because she's wearing the traditional garb of the mayor but i don't
00:17:34.340really see this is the world that yasmin wants i don't really feel like i have to explain why this
00:17:45.580is not desirable in britain uh there is also the fact that we now just have i was just thinking you
00:17:52.900know people complain about andy burnham being all like m oasis m smiths and all that at least
00:18:00.320they're english bands yeah yeah i gotta hand it to him he does have although some would argue
00:18:05.880gallagher morrissey some would argue that this is just older cases of infiltration morrissey is
00:18:13.000morrissey's our guy and he's staying um but you can see here as well and then we get the case
00:18:19.100where because of the demographic replacement now the English have lost any actual sense of
00:18:24.960direction and control over the politics of their own capital city we have here in this recent0.99
00:18:30.480Somali immigrants triumph in the local by-election in Hoban and St Pancras just the same shit that0.97
00:18:39.080we've been sold for decades now just in Camden our diversities our strength and our cohesion1.00
00:18:45.380has been too hard one to take for granted again diversity is a strength cohesion wouldn't need
00:18:50.620to be hard one it it it can't be both if cohesion is hard one that means that diversity is not a0.99
00:18:57.480strength yeah uh so as you i mean she's just an idiot yeah but it but that doesn't matter1.00
00:19:05.280she can be as idiotic as she wants what i'm saying is there is no lower threshold and you1.00
00:19:11.320As you saw this with our day in academia, so you see it with political representation as well.1.00
00:19:18.940And Tyler Johnson, who we had on the show, fantastic surname, by the way, did a great job going around in his campaign to just highlight the degradation and filth that Camden has been allowed to descend into.
00:19:34.880and also the hostility to anyone actually saying you know what maybe there should be some limit
00:19:42.460yes to that degradation maybe we should clean things up maybe we should get the drugs off the
00:19:47.520street maybe we should clean up the graffiti maybe we should get rid of all these like illegal
00:19:51.920migrant camps from around camden and what do you get well you just get him i won't play it but you
00:19:57.860just get him being heckled by foreigners who were saying no we're going to deport you yeah you're0.96
00:20:04.800the one with no place in this city where to wherever you deport us will make so good you'll
00:20:09.780want to go there anyway keep keep that's that's that's the biggest complaint complaint continues
00:20:16.900to be black immigration into south africa the south african public's biggest complaint is that
00:20:22.08030 years after the wife left the whites left power uh the country is still so good that people
00:20:28.480from all over africa are flocking to it so yeah and that's south africa so just just you know
00:20:35.440let's be honest um but i come back to this this same point again when they're there screaming at
00:20:41.280tyler telling him there is no place for you in this country again it's not hit with everybody
00:20:47.980yet there are people here who still behave and act like this current state of affairs is just
00:20:54.680inevitable yes that this is the only possible future reality that exists for britain and as
00:21:01.020we see from the interventions of people like yasmin people like reese mogg rishi sunak
00:21:05.820they're slowly understanding that i'm not saying it's 100 i'm not saying you know i mean we're
00:21:10.840gonna have a bloody good go aren't we and because it doesn't matter to anyone more than us what
00:21:15.300happens to britain because it's ours but you see in there them kind of going this entire project
00:21:22.940that we've been building for over half a century now might not actually last yes it could all come
00:21:29.320crashing down um and you obviously see um as morgoff points out the tories coming out on the
00:21:35.980side of the new britons with kemi badenock's conference speech then firmly at least they're
00:21:42.600finally being honest about who they're actually loyal to um in all of this but and to just see
00:21:50.280um as um kosher points out here free palestine movement destroying reeves and a tribute to the
00:21:55.540fallen at the battle of britain memorial in london today great wonderful the stewards the heirs to
00:22:02.780king alfred as danny kruger would remind us um and then as well i just i can't help but i i just
00:22:09.500think about this clip so often yes of this world war ii veteran just saying that the sacrifice
00:22:14.780wasn't worth it based on how britain is today yes and we all understand what he means and the fact
00:22:21.860that carlster should have played that to richard to jacob b smock and i think edgington has come
00:22:27.040out with a good documentary yes i i want to yeah do something on that because um fantastic work
00:22:32.260from edgington um but this particular clip just it wounds me emotionally so deeply because really
00:22:41.660what it is is to say that the war that those men went into and came out the other side of
00:22:48.260losing limbs loved one family to come home everything that the british state built its
00:22:56.160its way towards coming out of that post-war period was not to make britain better for him
00:23:03.520no it was to replace him yes it was to again as morgoth put it to just merely pave the way0.89
00:23:10.840and wait for us to become the extinct species that she yasmin wished for us to be0.66
00:23:19.220and then I imagine just allow Britain to degrade into South Africa and Zimbabwe level conditions
00:23:28.040so as I point out Rishi Sunak sees it coming Jacob Rees-Mogg sees it coming and this is not
00:23:34.600to even mention the levels of sacrifice that the girls 250,000 girls according to figures put
00:23:44.800forward in Rupert Lowe's independent rape gang inquiry, also based on Lord Pearson's statement
00:23:51.400in the House of Lords and the Jay Report going back further on, a quarter of a million girls
00:23:57.840were sacrificed in the name of diversity and tolerance. And actually, when that is done,
00:24:04.400you will find that I am very unmoved by pleas for tolerance and diversity and charity for people
00:24:11.840like you, Yasmin, who have dedicated your entire career since arriving in this country to actively0.97
00:24:18.420just subversively wage a slow thousand cuts of death against our heritage. I'm not having it.1.00
00:24:27.740You get no charity from me whatsoever. And again, to even speak of the rape gangs is to not even
00:24:35.920begin to talk about all of the people who have been murdered on our streets. And my God, when
00:24:41.280you go onto Remigration Now's website, and this is what I base this daily video on, to just talk
00:24:46.600about the crimes and the people that we've lost along the way. It is horrifying. And any one of
00:24:53.080them should have been enough for the British state to see reason, to have compassion for their own
00:24:59.140people, and say, we need to stop this. But they won't. They won't be stopped because they're
00:25:05.100traitors and okay fine then we will stop you because nothing else will do and now we actually
00:25:12.240have a party uh that you know rupert lowe at the helm of it with restore britain that is promising
00:25:18.300to do what numerous governments owed to the british people for generations now we will remove
00:25:26.260millions of migrants who arrive legally there will be a check of all of the passports that0.98
00:25:31.680have been handed out in recent times all of the illegals will go and this entire fraudulent state0.76
00:25:39.180that you have given that you have tried to make Britain into and to basically tell us that the
00:25:45.920only thing the British people deserve is alienation and dispossession sorry that's not a trade I'm
00:25:53.100ever going to agree to and I'm certainly not willing to compromise on it with people like you1.00
00:25:59.120yasmin who when you thought that you had the upper hand were happy to force all of that on us
00:26:08.480all right then uh we've got a few rumble rants for you there binary surfer for five dollars
00:26:12.720thank you says uh space kings memes for the win uh re-migration yasmin uh yeah space king's rules
00:26:18.160uh that's a random name says in nature documentaries they always point out how
00:26:22.320fiercely parasites resist when the host tried to remove them uh why not mention this why do
00:26:28.000why I mentioned there's no reason at all.
00:53:12.860There is a sense of pride amongst women and an inflated expectations and a fundamental lack of realism on the part of women.0.58
00:53:23.340And I think that from previous segments that we've done, where we've covered how basically the Gen Z view of women, of men, the female Gen Z view of men is genuinely terrible.0.93
00:53:36.960You could see that there is some truth to that.0.92
00:53:39.680You can see that there is some truth to that.1.00
00:53:41.340that really women are not being realistic about the nature of the relationship,0.67
00:53:51.720and that is partly the result of women thinking that they're men.0.99
00:53:57.460The problem right now with feminism is that it has decided0.89
00:54:01.680that the biological differences between men and women
00:54:05.720shouldn't imply social, economic, and political differences between them,
00:54:10.620rather they are just you know the same thing and it just so happens that men come with a handle
00:54:18.200and women don't the same thing but also slightly better but slightly better yes quite absolutely
00:54:23.700absolutely uh dan stepped in with some of his advice good and he emphasized things like
00:54:30.400maintaining chastity maintaining a clean body free from tattoos and strange hair colors
00:54:37.200maintaining your physical health by going to the gym cleaning up your morals which I'm going to
00:54:43.340get to in a moment and that's really important going to church a conservative organization
00:54:48.060being approachable friendly I mean what what do we men look for in women we
00:54:54.000we are looking for peace comfort and commitment at the end of the day these are the things that
00:55:00.760we seek we're not trying to get into a debating society with women we're not trying to get into
00:55:07.180into endless conflict with with them we want someone who complements us and who helps us build
00:55:13.780a life together um so being generally pleasant is is one step towards that i think it's an
00:55:23.380aspirational even if you're not dating to be honest with you you know just just be realistic
00:55:30.280and be approachable these this is good this is good advice and have a sense of your own worth
00:55:36.160and part of your own worth is reflected in not being promiscuous if you are promiscuous you
00:55:43.540are implying that your worth is actually low or that you are not seeking commitment and therefore
00:55:48.840you're not dating anyone so if you're complaining about not dating maybe it's because you're
00:55:53.700bringing too many other men into the picture as you enter relationships promiscuity is bad for
00:56:00.400both sexes but in the long run it's worse for women than it is for men so this this is something
00:56:07.100that should be remembered i would suggest but the issue is that women have no incentive to follow
00:56:12.300this kind of advice they're not rewarded socially if they follow it virgin is used as a term of
00:56:19.220abuse these days which is strange and economically things have really changed the office of national
00:56:28.560statistics points out that the gender pay gap for older workers as in more senior workers
00:56:34.160has now been reduced to 12 to 15 percent whereas for the 22 to 29 generation it's just 0.9 percent
00:56:42.800and generally these days women are finding it easier to get jobs than men
00:56:47.360and the kind of jobs that they get um that are well paid um are very shall we say
00:56:55.040not real in many senses. So doctors and lawyers is there, fair enough. Broadcasters, okay.
00:57:05.100Marketing and sales directors, okay. Authors, okay. Accounting, PR, teachers and dentists,
00:57:16.000and HR directors. These jobs, when women have them, the women who have these kinds of jobs will1.00
00:57:24.540tend to look down on a man who might be earning six figures, but is a plumber or has a construction1.00
00:57:32.680company or is in any kind of working class industry because of the perception of status.1.00
00:57:42.860And what women naturally chase is status. And so giving them these high-end jobs that come with1.00
00:57:50.200high status means that they won't marry men who don't have similar jobs and
00:57:56.860because of the total erosion of the distinction between the two it means
00:58:01.060that there is no no longer certain things that are just reserved statuses
00:58:05.140of the feminine yes those states is of the masculine everything has an
00:58:08.740overlap I don't know I've never met a male HR director I've not really met