The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1528

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters episode 1528 for Thursday the 15th of

00:00:06.660 October to 2026. I'm your host Luca joined today by Nate and Firas. Hello. And today we're going

00:00:13.140 to be talking to you all about the recent controversies surrounding reform. We're then

00:00:18.540 going to be talking about how Mark Carney is destroying Canada and then we're going to be

00:00:23.560 finishing up with talking all about the progress that the Save Europe Act have been making. I've

00:00:29.860 obviously been keeping up with uh some of the videos that have been going around as they've

00:00:33.520 been on the uh the shield tour and it's great so looking forward to hearing much more about that

00:00:39.200 uh also as well i i can't help but notice uh firasa you're in the minority today and i don't

00:00:45.280 mean being lebanese i mean i mean you're waistcoatless i am without a waistcoat yeah

00:00:50.780 waistcoat without a walking yes on the podcast today so well done come on well done yeah come on

00:00:56.680 make an effort anyway no announcements for you today ladies and gentlemen so let's begin the

00:01:04.560 first segment okay so there's been a bit of uh renewed controversy around reform uh the media

00:01:11.140 did what they always do they sent another undercover journalist to record members of

00:01:18.080 reform councillors and council candidates um during the elections as they were canvassing as

00:01:23.660 were talking to people and that journalist surreptitiously recorded some of his conversations

00:01:30.620 and you could sort of see the kind of way that the journalists behaved because

00:01:38.140 clearly the members of reform were saying some things that were controversial

00:01:43.500 they were expressing themselves privately in the way that normal people would do in the way

00:01:50.220 that people who are a bit sick and tired of immigration and therefore supporting reform

00:01:54.420 would do. And the members themselves clearly felt that in normal times, you just can't

00:02:02.420 speak honestly anymore in Britain. And so they were compensating for that by going a

00:02:10.220 bit overboard in what they were saying privately.

00:02:13.820 Being intentionally actually.

00:02:15.320 Yes, yes, in some ways. And I would argue, I mean, there were obviously hours and hours and hours of recording because the journalist in question was with these councillors for at least a few days.

00:02:29.560 They managed to get 11 minutes of things that were more controversial.

00:02:36.300 Out of several days.

00:02:37.680 Out of several days.

00:02:38.320 Yeah. And this, again, is causing the same old bleating that you hear from the establishment about racism and the problem of racism.

00:02:50.180 All of the Muslim MPs and a bunch of Muslim councillors are up in arms and saying reform can't do this, etc., etc.

00:02:57.940 The Lib Dems, Labour, some of the Conservatives are also going on about how bad it is to express opinions a bit forthrightly and a bit more controversially.

00:03:10.480 I won't go through everything that was said, but what is obvious from the conversation is that the members of reform and some of the councillors of reform are genuinely fearful about the possibility of a civil war in Britain.

00:03:24.020 that is coming and the source of the fear

00:03:28.280 is the changing demographics of Britain 1.00

00:03:30.600 and the increasing assertiveness of minorities

00:03:32.820 and the way in which politics is being conducted

00:03:36.760 in a way that ignores the British

00:03:38.820 and favours the minorities

00:03:40.540 because this is absolutely required to keep multiculturalism.

00:03:43.860 And the establishment's hesitance to be honest about this

00:03:48.200 and their antagonism towards...

00:03:49.820 Not hesitance, utter refusal.

00:03:51.320 well yes sorry utter refusal to be honest about this exactly reality exactly is obviously

00:03:56.460 radicalizing people because uh well wait wait wait wait it's not the establishment's response

00:04:02.780 that's radicalizing people the situation itself it's the establishment's actions yes it's not a

00:04:09.200 radical position either it's not radical to be like hey i would like i would like to not become

00:04:16.320 a minority in my ancestral homeland that'd be great thank you very much um it's often that we

00:04:22.620 you know we almost play into these stereotypes by saying well it's radical no no no the state's

00:04:29.200 position is an extremist position yeah to push a people to become a minority i'm entirely aware of

00:04:35.180 that when i say radical what i suppose i meant to say was merely the fact that um it's forcing

00:04:42.260 people more and more to look outside of the establishment yeah um you know sanctioned

00:04:48.900 are you saying people are noticing well yes i am yeah i approve of the noticing yes yes so some of

00:04:56.740 the more controversial comments about what needs to be done and about the forcefulness required

00:05:01.460 for remigration um what this essentially reflects is that people don't want this kind of demographic

00:05:08.780 change in their areas which is a very understandable sentiment and if you know anything about the

00:05:13.940 history of the entirety of humanity you would realize that big demographic change is always bad

00:05:19.880 yes um they're worried that the system isn't working because a diverse society can't function

00:05:26.420 in a democratic way but also i mean this is entirely undemocratic this is no one voted for

00:05:33.660 this everyone expressly voted against the party and then everyone goes oh wait sorry you're sorry

00:05:38.780 you're angry that we've done this to you so yes obviously and told you it's irreversible now yeah

00:05:43.900 yeah yeah deal with it yeah nobody ever won an election on a manifesto that promised more

00:05:50.560 immigration oh it's mad everybody promised to reduce immigration nobody ever won an election

00:05:57.320 on a promise of increased immigration as far as doublespeak when all these exact news outlets are

00:06:02.200 like how dare they suggest that they don't want it here like what where have you been for the last

00:06:08.320 few decades no one wanted any of this ever exactly and so you see them objecting to mosques being 0.69

00:06:15.360 built up you see them objecting to demographic change you see one of them making very inappropriate

00:06:22.160 sexual comments and frankly in your politics you just want to stay away from that i didn't even see

00:06:27.340 It was mentioned. It was within the 11 minutes.

00:06:32.740 But, you know, Raheem Kassam, who was a big supporter of reform,

00:06:36.900 points out that one of the council members that were caught making some of these comments

00:06:42.360 had previously been a member of the Conservative Party and a supporting of Kemi Badenoch.

00:06:47.620 Right.

00:06:48.540 And he says that to sort of discredit the Conservatives.

00:06:51.340 But the objective reality is considerably worse, and this is what the authorities insist on ignoring.

00:06:57.340 You could be a Kemi supporter two years ago, and you could have slowly radicalized over what has been going on, over the sheer number of rapes, the sheer amount of abuse, the welfare bill, the taxes, the terrible behavior, the change that you see everywhere.

00:07:19.740 So what is missing here isn't that, oh, this guy used to be a conservative and supported Kemi-Badenhock.

00:07:27.680 What's missing here is that this guy used to support Kemi-Badenhock and has now become so radicalized and fed up because of the pace of demographic change, the extent of legal and illegal migration, the impact of the Boris wave, that he is now saying things along these lines.

00:07:45.460 And to me, this is much more important.

00:07:47.940 well yeah because it's illustrative exactly of the grandest swing that's occurring across the

00:07:54.140 population i mean this is all you're all you're witnessing is a microcosm but you blow it up

00:07:59.200 further to the entire nation exactly you're dealing with something much much much yes exactly

00:08:04.060 and also as well the labor strategy from their conference and from what burnham says in in the

00:08:09.440 house of commons seems to be just if we just keep telling people that hope is back yeah then somehow

00:08:17.840 the population through osmosis will become more hopeful again yeah and andy burnham is is too 0.97

00:08:24.400 daft to take seriously an entirely empty human being zero substance within him i thought keir 0.93

00:08:30.400 starman was bad i know in terms of being a vapid vacuous excuse wait till you get ed milliband

00:08:37.040 it's deteriorating man so vegan flapjacks yeah oh gosh despair so this is what's happening here

00:08:48.220 the public is being radicalized and the result of government policy of endlessly trying to silence

00:08:57.100 people over minutiae and calling everything racist means that the only way that you can

00:09:03.380 build trust in a dissident right-wing movement is to say somewhat obnoxious unacceptable things 0.98

00:09:10.240 that then get picked up on by the evil bastards in the media so they can do that and say this 0.97

00:09:17.540 person said this therefore f your civilization and borders and yes exactly yes because that's 0.96

00:09:23.620 really what it comes down because this is the argument yeah because this is the argument

00:09:27.020 not wanting mosques in your area not wanting demographic transformation not wanting a culture

00:09:32.380 that is alien and hostile to you is pretty bad because it is and one of the things that was said

00:09:38.240 was you know muslims are infiltrating uh different aspects of society and they are not working for

00:09:44.360 the british they are working against the british now this is seen as extremely racist but then

00:09:50.820 demonstrable truth is but then you know uh one should ask some questions for example why is

00:09:59.200 a civil service muslim network it's a great question explicitly intended to serve other

00:10:04.000 muslims and multiple times some of the people in that community ended up being dragged on charges

00:10:10.640 of of fraud and dragged on charges of uh giving people visas when they shouldn't why why is that

00:10:16.080 there that's a real shocker yeah when you look at the kinds of shops that are bringing in people

00:10:21.360 from the boris wave you see a corner shop you see uh zero skill labor whatsoever

00:10:28.800 being high skilled visas yeah exactly all customers essentially all being given high

00:10:33.680 skilled worker visas is this is this people who are working in the interests of britain

00:10:39.840 when you see that uh four out of five jobs in the last five years went to migrants in britain

00:10:45.600 is is this serving the interest of the british i i don't understand and also as well i i saw

00:10:50.880 one particular tweet on that exact point where it was some uh girl living in britain of obviously

00:10:57.040 immigrant background and she said and it was that exact headline oh four out of five jobs since 20

00:11:02.160 in the past decade have gone to migrants she was like oh i thought we're all on benefits it's like 0.95

00:11:06.800 there have been oh my god 10 million of you it's like some of them both can be true in which case 0.74

00:11:14.880 this situation becomes very relevant right you find a civil servant of that background having

00:11:21.760 five different government jobs five government jobs five full-time government jobs yeah i love

00:11:28.000 this particular example because there's so many layers to it exactly chowdhury exactly great

00:11:34.640 english name all right i mean kashim yeah five sorry was it was it five five jobs five jobs huh

00:11:41.040 and who's striking at the moment demanding a pay rise the civil service oh there's so many

00:11:46.160 and less working hours and less working and it just proves our points further and further and

00:11:51.440 further it's like just please keep keep doing your own thing keep reverting to type but reality

00:11:56.160 you're already making on the ratings yeah you're making our arguments for it not just that with

00:12:00.400 the four out of five jobs going to migrants the other missing statistics is that four out of five

00:12:06.160 visas that are given are for family dependents yeah savage so it's not just demographic change 0.55

00:12:14.320 at insane scale it's also disenfranchisement and it is a huge increase in the benefits bill

00:12:20.880 and then they'll say well we need migrants because we can't get the birth rates up and we can't get

00:12:24.720 the birth rates up because british people can't get jobs yeah and going back to the comment about

00:12:30.080 people working against the british the britain's interests here's a judge called tanweer ikram

00:12:36.800 he's a pakistani uh born in slough i believe and he goes around trying to get more pakistanis

00:12:46.080 in positions as judges why would he do that i thought he was english well good question why

00:12:50.880 would he do why would he have a very very specific in-group preference yeah larger than

00:12:57.920 the equality act stop this yeah wonderful question but he's also responsible for locking up danny

00:13:04.560 tomo danny thomas um he is also responsible uh for releasing the woman who attacked nigel farage

00:13:14.720 with with a with a milkshake they sometimes mix it with other stuff right yes um he gave three

00:13:20.720 women's convicted of terrorism 12 months conditional discharges no fine no prison sentence

00:13:29.040 and these are the kinds of rulings that he comes up with while showing express favoritism to his

00:13:33.760 own in-group well the favoritism is also within the verdicts isn't it and within the verdicts

00:13:39.440 and so on and so forth uh he breached social media guidance by identifying himself as a judge

00:13:45.520 and liking posts by various pro-Palestine, borderline violent groups.

00:13:55.240 This is infiltrating institutions to work against the British.

00:14:02.880 And calling it that, according to ITV, according to the Intelligentsia,

00:14:06.860 according to Julia Hartley Brewer, according to a bunch of other supposed conservatives,

00:14:12.340 according to James Cleverley, this is just racism.

00:14:15.520 This is just racism.

00:14:19.480 It is genuinely tiring.

00:14:21.860 How about this in terms of working for other groups?

00:14:25.620 Labour MP urges black Britons to pressure Andy Burnham over slavery reparations.

00:14:31.060 Millions are ready to fight.

00:14:32.900 I thought they were in there.

00:14:35.260 According to Belle Riberio Adi, member of the Socialist Group campaign,

00:14:39.540 but she's also a member of the all-party parliamentary group for African reparations.

00:14:44.540 reparations i don't know why they misspell african uh with a k instead of the c and you see that

00:14:51.480 they have their conference coming up in uh two days to demand reparations brilliant and you see

00:15:00.360 uh bel riverio adi you see rita remy judah from the quakers yeah okay oh yeah fine can i just say

00:15:10.420 as well if there were i don't know how large it is i'm just using it as an example but if there

00:15:16.260 were hypothetically like a greek population or an armenian population living in modern day turkey

00:15:23.660 that was trying to somehow get reparations from the turkish state they'd all be dead but you

00:15:30.360 wouldn't even attempt to set up an organization like exactly because you know that the state

00:15:36.240 It would never even take your consideration.

00:15:39.080 But with this, they do it because they know that they can win it.

00:15:42.700 Exactly.

00:15:43.400 You see Diane Abbott there.

00:15:44.980 You see Lord Marvin Rees, OBE, former mayor of Bristol.

00:15:49.600 If you've made it this far in British political life,

00:15:52.400 and you've succeeded to that extent in life,

00:15:55.040 and you still have these ethnic grievances,

00:15:58.800 doesn't that mean that you're working for one group against the other?

00:16:02.620 Isn't that exactly what the guy was saying?

00:16:04.300 and isn't it in fact more general than just muslims it's almost like key groups have an

00:16:11.020 in-group preference for their own how about this specific interest in it some unfriendly words were

00:16:17.180 used and i won't repeat them because they um you know we're gonna be on youtube yeah not sure uh

00:16:24.700 but now two million foreign nationals are getting benefits or pensions in britain

00:16:30.460 These are people who aren't even naturalized to begin with.

00:16:34.320 These are people who aren't naturalized.

00:16:36.000 So when you include the people who are naturalized, the number explodes. 0.82

00:16:41.240 Is this something that's meant to be good? 1.00

00:16:44.100 Or is this the kind of thing that is definitely going to radicalize people and make them say nasty things?

00:16:49.520 Right. 1.00

00:16:49.880 But also as well, so this is a two million foreign nationals.

00:16:53.500 This is not even taking into account the entire industry of legal advisors

00:16:59.480 who are allowing them to understand the loopholes that they need to pull

00:17:03.540 in order to access all of this.

00:17:05.860 Yeah, exactly, exactly.

00:17:08.300 Do you think that this might radicalise some people

00:17:11.140 and make them say some unguarded words?

00:17:12.900 Yeah, probably.

00:17:13.820 Yeah, I think so.

00:17:15.540 Yeah, I mean, that whole situation.

00:17:17.480 people people are not aware that foreigners can just come here and will eventually get a pension 0.80

00:17:25.740 yeah genuinely people are not when i've said that before people aren't no they can't i'm like no

00:17:29.840 go look it up yes they can so your children and your children's children will just be funding

00:17:36.020 random people from the third world to have a pension yeah for no reason like this is completely 0.80

00:17:44.440 a choice you could really come morally reprehensible yeah you could come here in your 0.96

00:17:50.680 late 50s work for a few years get naturalized and then end up with a pension for another 20 years

00:17:57.400 yeah and you would have been considered someone is paid into the system yeah it's because you

00:18:02.520 weren't for five or six years it's an unsustainable situation and which is almost good really because

00:18:07.520 again it still make i mean you don't want it to get to a point yeah where the the the sort of

00:18:14.160 axis is tipped so much you'd like it to stop before that happens yes but the inevitability is

00:18:21.760 even if it doesn't this is unsustainable so it's going to end anyway yes because it has to

00:18:27.600 the logical conclusion of all of this is it ends yes it's just how it ends are we going to end it

00:18:33.400 an ordered fashion and we're going to end it in a chaotic fashion one with civility and decorum

00:18:40.680 as best we can or complete chaos yeah absolutely but the end result is the same and here we see

00:18:47.080 from uk decline statistics uh the department of works and pension work and pensions holds data

00:18:52.680 on who's receiving universal credit but they bind together uk citizens are irish citizens

00:19:00.760 and those with a right of abode they don't break it down by country of origin of course they don't

00:19:06.520 and then they say well that group is 85 percent of universal credit recipients it isn't going to

00:19:13.800 foreigners okay but they have to say that the eu settlement scheme produces 10 percent of universal

00:19:21.160 credit credit claimants 8.9 percent those with indefinite leave to remain are three percent

00:19:27.400 why would you get indefinite leave to remain be revoked indefinite leave to remain a sponge

00:19:34.360 essentially until you get citizenship and then you could move to that group above

00:19:40.280 yeah refugee status one percent of all benefits claimants 1.6 1.6 percent yeah it's it's it's

00:19:48.680 absurd these are things that radicalize people yeah how about this for radicalizing people

00:19:53.480 Just here in Swindon, four men arrested on suspicion of rape after a woman was allegedly

00:20:00.740 assaulted. Are you willing to bet that these were HMO users? Well, all the local Swindon 0.96

00:20:08.860 people on Facebook who were speculating about it certainly seem to believe so.

00:20:14.560 So you bring people in, you give them benefits, you put them in a house, 0.99

00:20:17.560 they're falsely claiming refugee status and they run around this is happening every single day 0.62

00:20:24.300 and you're worried about unguarded language from reform supporters well that's what they do i mean

00:20:30.820 there are bigger issues here aren't there and this then you can complain about language but if

00:20:35.660 what you're doing here itv media etc is that you're you're seeing an endless stream of rapes

00:20:43.580 this this kind of story happens every day sometimes multiple times a day and you're

00:20:48.340 seeing unguarded language and you're saying well it's it's the language that's the problem

00:20:52.440 it's the language that's the problem it's it's nonsense here is something that came out of 0.96

00:20:59.120 Norway yeah I saw this all of them oh here's from uh Paul Joseph Watson here's the kind of change

00:21:08.840 that you're seeing in british surnames yeah in 1996 smith jones williams taylor brown johnson

00:21:15.640 and i was born in 1996. there you go davies evans thomas johnson in 2025 the top family names

00:21:23.880 include khan ahmad ali hussein singh patel and coward why should these be 10

00:21:33.320 within the top 10 of family names by births in Britain.

00:21:39.100 And also as well, if they're just as English as us,

00:21:41.280 why have they not been the family names going back generations?

00:21:44.880 They're also not integrated. 0.55

00:21:46.060 It's all absurd.

00:21:47.800 Do you think that the rape gangs might have had a role

00:21:50.600 in radicalising people and making them use unguarded language

00:21:53.540 against certain groups?

00:21:55.160 Well, given how just vast a network was throughout the country,

00:21:59.540 it's hard to think of a town or city that doesn't have a point of reference

00:22:02.580 to them in their own lives it it is more it most likely occurred in 149 different areas

00:22:10.260 occurs occurs good let's not talk about it in the past tense good point very good point true

00:22:16.600 now ben bradley here he's the head of local government at reform uh and he came out with

00:22:21.220 a statement uh obviously some really unacceptable comments it's worth saying that reform hq have

00:22:26.380 taken action uh sometimes people can make legitimate points but phrase them wrong and on

00:22:32.360 some issues people are genuinely angry about the state of the country and they say things that are

00:22:36.580 crass that happens however it's also true that some comments are just abhorrent and unwelcome

00:22:42.460 which is a big climb down well now it's intentionally vague isn't it yeah yes so yes

00:22:50.260 exactly uh and then he goes on about the vetting process and about some of these comments are

00:22:55.660 totally acceptable the practice of a journalist lying their way into people's trust securing a

00:22:59.800 job with a party with lies and dodgy documents and secretly filming to publicly humiliate them

00:23:04.840 is abhorrent this is true now there's a couple of things here if you want this practice by

00:23:10.800 journalists to stop you should stop giving them scalps when this happens instead what you ought

00:23:16.620 to do is make the people involved issue issue apologies for things that are genuinely too crass

00:23:22.640 yeah yeah and restate the same exact point in other language that is better right but also

00:23:31.520 that way sorry that way you completely neutralize this whole operation yes because you force your

00:23:37.520 own members to actually articulate the very real issues that i just expressed in this segment that

00:23:45.240 are making people turn radical that are genuinely indefensible from foreigners on benefits to foreign

00:23:50.480 crime levels to the general societal collapse that we're seeing to the demographic change 0.78

00:23:55.900 to the introduction of religions that are just hostile to both secularism and christianity

00:24:01.620 sure so make your people articulate it better that way next time they speak about it they'll

00:24:07.840 express it better and that way you neutralize these vermin from the media who are going around

00:24:14.440 trying to put you in a bad light but if you just throw them under the bus and make them resign from

00:24:20.420 reform or make them uh just kick them out essentially you're never going to win this

00:24:26.200 and all you're going to do is to build up anger well even when you uh are reforming you get your

00:24:33.080 candidates vetted by hope not hate they're still going to destroy you yes exactly they will always

00:24:38.320 hate you and one of the questions that i asked in reply to this was can you articulate the

00:24:44.220 legitimate grievances and if you can articulate them make nigel farad articulate them better 0.88

00:24:49.980 and speak about speak about this honestly speak about the rape gang speak about the crime

00:24:55.900 speak about the benefits they've started doing some of that belatedly they're always you know

00:25:01.240 being pushed to the right but if you don't want people to express it crassly your job as a leader

00:25:07.180 is to express it well yes but also as well we all understand those who are in reform and those who

00:25:13.260 are in restore we understand the system of abuse that is going on from the government that is why

00:25:18.520 we're involved in these parties in the first place irrespective of which one you're currently in

00:25:22.960 the point is that it is the responsibility of each and every one of us to behave in a way that

00:25:29.720 conducts us well yes absolutely wherever we can because absolutely ultimately we're fighting for

00:25:34.400 the character of the british people as well this is why i'm defending the sentiment i'm not defending

00:25:39.020 the words yes this is why i'm saying these people have legitimate grievances as ben bradley

00:25:44.360 acknowledges and i'm inviting reform to express these grievances better and to stop giving the

00:25:50.560 media scalps don't give them victims don't make them think that they can win with this kind of

00:25:55.760 thing instead okay you said some things that are a bit overboard apologize just for that language

00:26:05.180 and express the sentiment correctly and properly and that should be enough to keep you in the

00:26:10.940 party's good graces. That's how it's meant to work. If you want the media to stop doing this

00:26:16.640 to you, if you want people to take you seriously as a right-wing party, as genuinely outside of

00:26:21.120 the consensus, this is what you want. You don't want, what's his name, Jacob Rees-Mogg defending

00:26:28.580 you and saying, no, no, no, you're very good. You don't want Tim Montgomery saying that Nigel

00:26:37.120 Farage is having words with Swella Braverman because she actually accepts that she isn't

00:26:40.920 english this is not what you want and if you keep on doing this the end result is going to be that

00:26:47.600 everybody's going to realize how pissed off everybody else is that's true if you don't lead

00:26:54.900 them when they're this angry and if you don't articulate their grievances well they will react

00:27:00.580 very badly in the end because you're simply putting too much pressure on society with your insane

00:27:05.880 policies well said all right i'll quickly go through slam rumble rants if i can uh right

00:27:15.160 okay uh binary surf says most important takeaway here is that the average reform counselor a member

00:27:20.320 is now primed to move over to restore who don't care about her uh these people are not outliers

00:27:26.440 well you saw that in that the recent counselors didn't you as well yeah uh scott c guy says the

00:27:32.560 uk establishment has always despised the actual british people they've basically criminalized

00:27:36.500 their opinions you don't hate these people enough no but we're getting there uh sigil stone says

00:27:41.360 update a 19 year old almost shot up a hindu temple in illinois saw that uh and was stopped

00:27:47.540 by a jammed rifle buried in the story he was trans wow i i didn't know about that you obviously

00:27:53.500 have seen uh one tall order says morning all from the dc suburbs as an american i wish you 0.66

00:27:59.240 We had funnier insults for this.

00:28:02.380 The GAE, et cetera, just seems very uninspired.

00:28:06.580 You guys are lucky. 1.00

00:28:07.460 The eternal anglo-perfidious albium is hilarious. 1.00

00:28:10.580 Yeah, they are. 0.95

00:28:12.360 $5, binary surfer, again, thank you, says,

00:28:14.800 I'm reminded of an argument 10 years ago with Afrikaner friend

00:28:18.860 where I disagreed with ethnop positions wrongly.

00:28:23.920 His remark has been ringing in my ears.

00:28:26.320 i didn't have to convince you they will diversity yeah ominous uh scott seaguy also says my mate

00:28:33.640 died of cancer in cyprus his russian widow has uh who never went to the uk is receiving a uk

00:28:40.940 pension that's barmy i mean obviously i'm very sorry about your friend as well as uh seaguy 0.73

00:28:46.660 uh the flying crocodile says the language is a problem it's yeah no that's urdu oh right yeah

00:28:52.460 Yeah. Habsification says they're fomenting civil war and they think that they can prevent it, contain it or even control it. 1.00

00:28:59.960 But that's never the way it goes. All right. 1.00

00:29:04.100 Thank you.

00:29:05.620 If we could go to my slides. Thank you, Samson.

00:29:10.600 OK, friends, I'm sure you all remember that Justin Trudeau, former prime minister of Canada, was one of the worst traitors of the 21st century.

00:29:21.340 And not only did he get to end his career and run off into a sunset with Katy Perry, but he also left a remarkable legacy.

00:29:31.280 One aspect of that legacy is that between the years that he was prime minister, four million foreigners were invited to have permanent residency in Canada, which they were more than happy to do.

00:29:43.800 And in this way, especially with just how totalitarian, how draconian, what an absolute tyrant he proved to be during the lockdowns as well, persecuting people who wouldn't go along with these measures.

00:29:59.160 well it means that Canada also went through its own Boris wave and we can see here from the census

00:30:06.380 back in 2016 that those of European origins made up about 72.9 percent of Canada's total population

00:30:14.600 now we don't actually currently have a census for 2026 we do however have one for a few five years

00:30:23.160 ago back in 2021 and we can see that this dropped to 67.4 in the space of five years and we know

00:30:32.280 uh just from anecdotally boots on the ground people being there yes i mean it's like i don't

00:30:39.200 know being in like delhi oh gosh we've all seen the videos yeah yeah it's it's it's apocalyptic

00:30:44.860 on uh on a civilizational scale it's mad absolutely mad and certainly with the the

00:30:52.100 stereotype of canadians always being such moderate calm mild-mannered people as well

00:30:59.240 and that was just i mean you know what a very flattering opinion of the world to have of you

00:31:04.500 and now we see that that uh national character would you believe is slowly starting to disintegrate

00:31:11.380 because yes but no sorry you you called me it's quickly starting to disintegrate

00:31:17.380 um and so but as the true trudeau government was on its way out uh trudeau did make some reforms

00:31:27.340 to the current immigration rules and we saw the bbc at the time reporting canada was once a dream

00:31:33.620 destination for indian students is that changing well it was that be a bbc story as opposed to

00:31:39.820 hindu times story well there's no difference is there because because establishments are definitely

00:31:44.860 not captured yes as we've found out in your last segment they're definitely not captured

00:31:49.500 not in the least no no institution nothing is captured no all right sorry i'm sorry for

00:31:55.820 suggesting otherwise you just let that be a lesson to you uh anyway so but also as well there were

00:32:04.640 other um um controls put on the number of people that were coming into the country and they said

00:32:11.160 that they wanted to get it from generally the population increasing via immigration by about

00:32:17.440 3.2 percent a year to only one percent a year oh great not reversing of course this thing that has

00:32:25.640 been done to you and like everywhere in the west is now just threat as a permanent gain by the

00:32:31.560 progressives in which they continue to put to distort democracy through demographic replacement

00:32:38.300 but also the fact as well that well Trudeau obviously left very unpopular and it seemed

00:32:45.240 for a few months like Pierre Polivare and his party of the Conservative Party were going to

00:32:54.240 come in and at least I mean the hope of course what would be that they would just maybe not do

00:33:00.880 anything, that would at least be better than being actively tyrannised. However, that's not how things

00:33:07.640 went. Now, obviously, what ended up happening instead is that the Liberal Party continued to

00:33:12.800 maintain control of Canada, won the election. And it has to be said, of course, a lot of this was

00:33:19.220 down to the conversation that was boiling over at the time and the tensions between America and

00:33:24.960 canada and a lot of trump's uh threats towards them and this put polyver on the back foot because

00:33:31.460 they'd obviously been um nominally sympathetic to trump and to maga and were trying to style

00:33:37.780 themselves on a more populist style of politics but once you get america saying we're going to

00:33:44.560 make you the 51st state it allowed hollowly the liberals to posture as the actual true canadian

00:33:52.760 patriots this was one thing that happened and so as a result of that and many other problems

00:33:59.020 we ended up with mark carney being prime minister of canada and for those who might not be aware

00:34:05.840 carney has probably one of the most thorough establishment pedigrees oh yeah i've ever seen

00:34:13.020 on a politician yeah he really is 13 years working for goldman sachs former governor of the bank of

00:34:18.700 canada and the bank of england uh and also united nations special envoy for climate action and 0.91

00:34:25.340 finance so he's about as globalist scum as you can get totally yeah all all the the wef conferences 0.65

00:34:32.540 just fully in that in the thick of that and remember as well when you have a man working 0.93

00:34:37.240 for the united nations it is actively the policy of the united nations to have demographic

00:34:43.580 replacement or replacement migration in order to solve the labor shortages that we keep hearing

00:34:51.660 about, which we'll get to. The age of AI and robotics, yes. Which we'll get to right now,

00:34:55.660 because Canada has been hemorrhaging jobs, absolutely hemorrhaging them. As you can see

00:35:01.320 here, this was just from today, Canada sheds 68,000 jobs, unemployment rate is up by, sorry,

00:35:08.360 to 6.5 in september just let me interrupt you here please in the middle of an energy crisis

00:35:15.040 with canada's oil wealth it should be precisely the opposite canadian drops should be booming

00:35:23.360 canadian's payrolls should be going through the roof because they're sitting on

00:35:28.180 insane quantities of oil should be the uh like the the black gold rush exactly the equivalent

00:35:35.780 exactly they should be making money hand over fist in this situation the fact that they aren't

00:35:41.180 shows you how badly governed canada is yes but sorry no no not at all and also as well this

00:35:47.360 to take into account what you were saying this is why you were also seeing like the alberta

00:35:51.440 secession movement yeah going along because they obviously see the way that the government are

00:35:56.040 managing the economy and it's a way that's strangling the potential of alberta and its

00:36:02.100 natural resources and but obviously this is when trump continued even now he's saying we're going

00:36:07.980 to make canada the 51st state if you can just incrementally start peeling provinces of canada

00:36:14.440 away because they're more sympathetic to your brand of politics just to be clear i don't want

00:36:19.200 that either right i want the united states to remain the united states and i want canada to

00:36:24.440 remain canada and as two traditionally white nations i also want as well to see their demographic

00:36:31.220 security both kept intact. And I would like to see greater cooperation between them on that lines

00:36:39.340 and not the trade war that the two are currently embroiled in against one another, when obviously

00:36:45.320 these are not natural enemies. These two nations should be natural allies.

00:36:51.580 Moving on. So the Bank of Canada, as we can see just last week, came out with a report saying

00:36:58.300 that an ageing population and the low migration by low they just mean oh we reduced it to still a

00:37:04.900 few hundred thousand a year but that's that's too low you see exactly the same economic model that

00:37:10.540 they um bank of england just happens to endorse it's like they're all synchronized to behave

00:37:16.540 agree on the exact same presuppositions and none of them ever benefit you um but they go and say

00:37:23.340 In 2025, Canada's population slowed to 0.5%, the slowest rate of growth in more than a century after 150 years of steady growth.

00:37:34.180 This immediately followed the federal government's decision in 2024 to reduce immigration levels.

00:37:41.480 Quote, less immigration means fewer workers and weaker demand for other goods and services.

00:37:46.680 The economy won't grow as fast as a result, the report said.

00:37:49.660 uh canada is also aging as they report um and the median age of canada has gone from 26 in 1971

00:37:58.720 to 50 years later being over 40 and so yes obviously like anywhere but as we covered in

00:38:05.800 the previous segment if you bring in um hundreds and hundreds of thousands of foreigners to compete 0.99

00:38:13.640 for canadian jobs within the workforce not only are you going to reduce the wages 0.65

00:38:19.600 But obviously, you're also actively going to reduce the chance of an actual Canadian getting that job.

00:38:25.540 What do they think is going to occur here? 0.91

00:38:27.300 I mean, they're like, oh, well, people are getting old and we need loads of immigrants, even though we don't have that many jobs. 1.00

00:38:35.280 What are you doing, you idiot? 1.00

00:38:36.680 Not just that. 1.00

00:38:37.740 When you have immigrants taking over jobs that would traditionally be taken by young people, you just destroy their prospects of forming a family. 1.00

00:38:46.280 So you guarantee a declining population. 1.00

00:38:49.600 even assuming that the immigrants 1.00

00:38:52.280 integrate, which Europeans easily 0.96

00:38:54.200 can do into Canada 0.99

00:38:55.060 you just guarantee that their population

00:38:58.040 will decline as well and you're endlessly 0.96

00:39:00.260 absorbing more and more people

00:39:02.160 from all over the world 1.00

00:39:03.040 and it just eventually completely destroys the country

00:39:05.860 and makes it unrecognisable

00:39:07.020 they're either evil

00:39:09.480 which is a strong possibility 1.00

00:39:11.100 or just very very stupid 1.00

00:39:13.060 why not both? 1.00

00:39:16.860 yeah, fair

00:39:17.600 but but the entire thing as well is that the framing of the arguments as put out by the bank

00:39:24.940 of canada and by the people in the canadian government it's all just so it's just so bloody

00:39:32.680 materialistic right it's like it's not you're not a nation and it's the wrong kind of materialism

00:39:39.200 because if you were to get more oil and more minerals out and stop shackling farmers because

00:39:46.880 all over the west farmers are being shackled you would actually grow the gdp even if the population

00:39:52.340 was shrinking you would grow the output yeah you may not grow domestic consumption as quickly

00:39:57.440 but you just grow the output yes so even on material terms it makes no sense 0.97

00:40:03.000 this is why it's that they're evil rather than just stupid the the argument for bringing in 0.97

00:40:10.940 any foreigner when you have um an unemployment rate of 6.5 percent is absurd and even if the 0.99

00:40:18.340 employment rate was zero that is still not an argument to replace canadians with the third 0.59

00:40:24.820 world it's just not under any circumstances but anyway as you can see that was a bank of canada's

00:40:31.560 diagnosis and fortunately for them they just happen to have a former former governor of theirs

00:40:37.620 as prime minister right now and so here we see just um at the end of september

00:40:42.340 carne signal's plan to crank up canada's immigration intake again he goes on to say

00:40:48.080 we've taken measures to get that under control and we have it under control okay first of all

00:40:53.780 it was controlled when it was more people it's not that you lost control it wasn't an accident

00:41:01.120 yeah it was still deliberate this idea of oh it's controlled when it's low and it's uncontrolled

00:41:07.300 when it's high no you control it every step of the way nothing has changed in the canadian

00:41:12.040 constitution it was done by design first of all so let's just get that same kind of rhetoric that

00:41:18.360 was coming out from kemi she was like well we just we when when the conservatives were under you know

00:41:24.080 we just we're just too busy with other things we just didn't realize notice we didn't notice how

00:41:29.140 did you not everyone was screaming can you stop doing what you're doing please everyone in the

00:41:32.520 country noticed the same kind of rhetoric is literally like in lockstep all western governments

00:41:38.400 all the same all in lockstep in the same funny enough yeah odd that um but anyway you can see

00:41:45.180 here i'm just talking about what the bbc were lamenting he says international students down by

00:41:50.140 60 percent uh temporary foreign workers down by 50 percent it happens to be the case uh part of

00:41:56.400 this is tightening but asylum seekers are down by one third on the flow basis and now the question

00:42:01.820 starts to become when do we resume some controlled increase in the population why not raise wagers

00:42:09.800 why not invest in automation or the monster suggestion slavery never ended mate it just

00:42:16.620 changed forms that's why i mean they were trying to insurf everybody this is the idea you're going

00:42:24.680 to end up with this techno feudalist autocracy or oligarchy where there's just two classes in

00:42:31.160 society and that's it because the enemy is any kind of autonomous free-thinking middle class

00:42:36.240 that isn't dependent on the state for its own income and survival that that's the enemy

00:42:42.220 yeah absolutely it goes and say in this piece uh canada's 2025 target of half a million new

00:42:50.160 permanent residents was dialed back graciously to 395 000 and further to 380 000 by 2026

00:42:59.020 and the target for 2027 is to be set at 365 hundred thousand so an absurd number still

00:43:09.760 just coming in just a third of a million people every single year and this is obviously not good

00:43:16.540 for the canadian people whatsoever he added that controlled increases to canada's population are

00:43:23.100 indeed coming and that will happen and we just want to make sure that we've got it under control

00:43:28.920 he went on to say. And if there is one strategic ally who is going to make sure that immigration 0.99

00:43:36.700 is dealt with in a fair and responsible and reciprocal manner, well, it's obviously Canada's

00:43:44.400 great friend Modi. Of course it is. Because the Canadian government have currently presently been

00:43:52.240 out uh on a diplomatic mission to india and he says pleased to meet canada's foreign minister

00:43:58.720 he seems to have forgotten to add a picture of a canadian in this confusingly but we have here

00:44:04.640 anita anand and we had a productive discussion very canadian name language did you use in the

00:44:10.720 conversation that's a great question that was a great question um but and then so the canadian

00:44:17.180 people are just supposed to what look at this photo and just say well i'm sure this was all

00:44:22.480 above board and you know done in our interests and it's not like modi in any sense of cooperation

00:44:29.740 that he pushes for always just gets out you know uh the stapler million to add in a few million

00:44:36.020 indians is that some mix between a business suit and a sari i'm not understanding i've no idea

00:44:43.560 wait hang on it's a bit like a jedi cape it's traditional canadian attire youth bigot 0.74

00:44:50.860 yes yes i'm getting called a bigot a lot these days must be doing something right yes india is

00:44:59.100 committed to building a constructive and forward-looking strategic partnership with canada

00:45:03.400 that delivers tangible benefits to the people of both countries and you're just not yeah i know

00:45:09.440 yeah it's like what if we don't want to yeah can we just what if that's a terrible idea we just say 0.85

00:45:14.620 no that'd be good yeah it'd be better feeling idiot mean vibes but um the other thing as well 0.58

00:45:21.840 is that this uh this lady and anita um anand as well in the previous trudeau government 0.94

00:45:30.600 happens to have been the one who approved canadian military training

00:45:34.760 for the Chinese People's Liberation Army troops as well

00:45:38.680 when that entire international scandal kicked off.

00:45:44.560 Amazing.

00:45:45.820 Back in 2023, when she was part of Trudeau's government.

00:45:50.940 Ah, so good.

00:45:52.660 It's right.

00:45:53.720 So good.

00:45:54.200 Blacklock's report says that the documents also show military officials

00:45:57.520 discussed how to publicly characterize the training,

00:46:00.720 with officers warning colleagues against claiming

00:46:03.180 there was no confirmation Canadian personnel would directly train Chinese troops,

00:46:08.820 we know we will be training and we have Minister of National Defence,

00:46:12.560 which is what she was at the time, approval to do so.

00:46:16.520 Again, really putting the Canadian people first

00:46:20.360 with everything that we know about the nature of the Chinese government.

00:46:26.300 Curious.

00:46:27.620 And as Daniel Tyree points out here,

00:46:30.040 why is Canada's trade delegation to India being led by two Indians?

00:46:35.120 That's two Canadians, mate.

00:46:37.160 I don't know what you're saying, but to me, that's Canadians, isn't it?

00:46:40.780 How progressive of you, Nate.

00:46:45.820 No, got nothing. Fair enough.

00:46:48.480 Got nothing that you can say.

00:46:50.840 It speaks for itself, doesn't it?

00:46:53.100 It just speaks for itself.

00:46:55.000 Yes, it does.

00:46:56.160 It's absurd.

00:46:57.180 And then, so with all of this as well, and the numbers being Kani making signals that he now wants to bring out more immigration and to raise immigration into Canada, you can imagine we've got here the Indian High Commissioner, Dinesh Patnaik, who just goes on to say this.

00:47:18.240 Job requirements, direct and indirect, which means that if you have to get one trillion, you need to create 15 million jobs in this country.

00:47:27.180 in the next 10 years that will be created so 15 million people you need you have 21 million

00:47:33.020 workforce reducing every year by 186 000 so i don't have to do the math for you so canada

00:47:39.420 understands this prime minister khani's team understand this so what we are working together

00:47:44.220 is to work out a talented innovation strategy across the world not just with india with the

00:47:49.100 philippines with asia wherever the the population is available to see how we can get the best of

00:47:55.180 talent best of people to come study work and contribute to both canadian as well as to their

00:48:02.160 host country to both canadian and to their host country he means all those canadians he meant

00:48:10.140 home country by the way just to sort of clarify oh yeah i love the fact he's like well we're just

00:48:15.780 going to create 15 million jobs so they're struggling to do that now based on the

00:48:21.160 unemployment right right so uh what are you talking about bro yeah but also it's um it's

00:48:26.680 framed as a bribe it's like look all of these um international corporations all these big

00:48:31.760 indian businesses we all want to invest in your country you could be getting one trillion dollars 0.98

00:48:37.860 of investment right now but because of your population and the diminishing size of it and

00:48:42.900 not having people you're going to need the workforce to actually support that investment 0.96

00:48:47.760 How does China not need an Indian workforce? 0.95

00:48:52.820 Because I've seen their adverts. 0.63

00:48:55.680 How is that an investment at that point as well?

00:48:58.040 We're going to bring our business over and bring our own people over to work

00:49:02.480 and we're going to siphon that money off home.

00:49:04.660 Isn't that called colonisation technically? 0.73

00:49:07.320 With colonisation, you would employ the local labour force

00:49:10.920 in things like mining, timber, transport, etc.

00:49:16.180 If it was worse then.

00:49:16.920 so it's it's somewhat worse than colonization yeah and so this is terraforming right

00:49:23.120 well this entire position of we give you one trillion dollars and you become a vassal of

00:49:30.520 india it's like that is a terrible deal actually that is a horrendous deal my country's not for 1.00

00:49:36.540 sale yeah and as endeavor canadian patriot points out it's only under the brain-dead idiocy of 0.98

00:49:42.440 multiculturalism that an assertion like this from a foreign country could be interpreted as anything 0.98

00:49:47.480 other than the threat of conquest yeah when they say that they're doing this yes of course it is 0.71

00:49:53.540 modi has been open about this time and time again and i will keep hammering this drum until everyone

00:50:00.620 understands it he is open about it and he is banking on the gullibility and treachery of

00:50:07.100 western leaders to actually just go along with it for mere short-termism in their own careers so

00:50:14.280 they can say come the time of the next election oh this line went up and this graph is better than

00:50:19.400 it was five years ago but yes it does now look like you live on the subcontinent so

00:50:24.600 and we're not sorry about that no is also part of the messaging um so then we get well

00:50:32.140 Canada minister says India ties have most definitely improved, says Anita Anand.

00:50:39.940 Just to explain what was happening. 0.56

00:50:42.660 A part of the Indian establishment under the previous brain dead leader, Trudeau,

00:50:49.860 was closely associated with Sikh separatists in India because they were Sikhs.

00:50:56.260 And so... 0.97

00:50:57.100 Now the Indians have come in and gone. 1.00

00:50:58.800 Now we're best mates now, actually. 1.00

00:51:00.400 Yeah, exactly. 1.00

00:51:00.840 now the hindus have replaced the sikhs and so relations have improved brilliant like it's 0.98

00:51:07.300 replacement migration to the poor sikhs who are in canada it's it's that bad absolutely insane 0.66

00:51:14.840 and this has improved relations yes but not with the actual canadians um and so you get it but when 0.99

00:51:22.600 she says oh it's most definitely improved i'm sorry but all i'm hearing is that we have gone

00:51:27.480 further in appeasing india that is really what it's improved because we have become more servile

00:51:33.520 is actually what this means it doesn't mean that india respects canada in any way whatsoever

00:51:39.740 um and so just uh something to consider and whilst all of this is going on should we just take a look

00:51:46.380 to reddit for an example of the people that have been coming in to canada in this time you can see

00:51:51.560 here this chap indian expat living in uh yeah quebec and life is just weird people don't treat

00:52:00.000 me with actual respect like uh others did in india because he is of a higher caste he says

00:52:05.200 my family were upper caste and i consider myself to be relatively fair-skinned so i was treated

00:52:10.780 like an actual person pause this is beautiful i consider myself fair-skinned so i was treated

00:52:21.060 like an actual person on pause it it's it's it's no thank you it's a work of art it is it is it's

00:52:30.020 accidental but it's a work of art but here in canada people look at me like i'm some food

00:52:36.500 delivery worker or something the way they dismissively speak in their body language it's

00:52:41.800 just so cold shoulder they treat me like i'm a disposable thing and it infuriates me white people 0.98

00:52:47.560 have the nerve to extract wealth from the entire world to hoard it like greedy little f's then 0.98

00:52:53.320 proceed to act disgusted when you come over here for a better life i'm fed up with these spoiled 0.60

00:52:58.680 word that i don't think i can say on youtube but if you can see it you can read it i get these dark 0.76

00:53:04.200 thoughts sometimes i have the urge the urge to carry out around a knife so i can slit a white 0.92

00:53:09.640 man's throat from behind if he ever disrespects me again pause from behind now that's courage 0.99

00:53:19.480 yeah and and again this is from and that goes on and on yeah yeah it goes on on a much darker

00:53:26.680 direction that you really don't want to read because of you it's it is um horrifying it's

00:53:32.600 genuinely insane it's genuinely unhinged psychotic stuff but and it doesn't end oddly enough with

00:53:41.860 and therefore i'm going to go back to india tellingly yeah i'm in a place i'm not wanted 0.60

00:53:48.740 but i'm just going to stay here and probably commit an act of atrocity and so i'd like to um

00:53:54.680 just conclude the segment by um highlighting some of the wonderful work by the dominion society of

00:54:00.120 Canada because one of the other things as well of course is the fact that Restore Britain spokesman

00:54:06.080 Charlie Downs recently went over to Canada and gave a speech at their society which was brilliant

00:54:11.900 because Charlie's wonderful at giving a speech and I just would like to reflect on the fact

00:54:17.760 actually going back to this previous clip that this man was allowed into Canada to work to fall 0.93

00:54:26.140 into his own ethnic enclave and to have the darkest thoughts imaginable that will I would 0.77

00:54:33.220 not be surprised if in a few years time we see some horror attack committed and someone pulls 0.94

00:54:39.900 this up as a receipt but Charlie gets stopped at the border and interrogated by the Canadian state

00:54:47.640 told asked and asked all sorts of questions about restore Britain as if Charlie is somehow some

00:54:53.860 great threat to canada and the canadian people and so once again we see this entire perverse system

00:55:00.740 protecting people who shouldn't be in canada uh but again i don't think modi is going to be quick

00:55:07.220 to say oh well we'll take back all of the wrong ones that come into your country at all so i just

00:55:13.220 wanted to play a little bit of this from a documentary uh that gavin barry and the dominion

00:55:19.220 society created talking about their time in surrey i don't go to surrey anymore i got very seldom i

00:55:26.260 came to surrey last year to cover the uh vasaki uh celebration they said there was four to six

00:55:33.620 hundred thousand people here i walked the streets for four hours i counted four white people i was

00:55:41.140 one of them so there was three i want to pull something up i have actual demographics that

00:55:45.940 one of my good friends sent to me so this starts in 1981 and you see as the years go on the

00:55:52.020 demographic replacement the red is a visible minority and the green is the actual canadian

00:55:56.100 so this city gets up to 67 foreign so it's higher now it's it's got to be higher than 67 right now

00:56:03.300 which is pretty wild look at i mean and honestly as well this is not even to begin to discuss the

00:56:11.140 other aspects of this documentary where they talk about um the organized crime that is coming from

00:56:19.540 india as well and also as well that is just extorting and threatening violence against their

00:56:25.620 own communities as well not even yeah sorry and as with most of these countries the organized crime

00:56:33.780 is linked to criminal enterprises at home yes to the government yes i made this point i would

00:56:39.780 encourage everyone to go and watch this half an hour documentary so this isn't sort of oh they 0.80

00:56:44.740 just went to canada and went bad no no they saw a huge inflow of indians into canada they're like 0.93

00:56:50.020 okay we can also export our criminals as well they sent them over and the criminal enterprises 0.77

00:56:57.140 in canada are tied to indian criminal enterprises yes add to it the level of um organized crime by

00:57:04.260 the chinese in vancouver it's not as visible street stuff but it's definitely there and now 0.89

00:57:12.420 you might actually get an indian chinese gang war at some point it's just maddening it is it is 1.00

00:57:20.820 truly maddening and so i would just conclude by saying certainly uh support the patriots over at 0.99

00:57:26.420 at the dominion society and canadians if you are watching this look it's not looking great i'm

00:57:34.540 gonna level with you but fundamentally you're not alone all of the anglosphere is going through

00:57:40.480 these same problems and if one of us finds a way out of this and i truly believe that in britain

00:57:45.900 we can then well i would certainly want to help you out in every way that i can and i think as

00:57:52.880 well that there are many people very sympathetic around the world to your position and can see the

00:57:58.120 injustice being put on you obviously please do what you can with your own knowledge of your

00:58:03.660 political system to vote for the safeguards where they are available to you but you need to

00:58:11.320 be pushing for some political representation of your own and thinking ideologically on those

00:58:17.800 lines because the rest of the world

00:58:19.860 is, and they intend to take you over.

00:58:22.240 Yep.

00:58:24.520 Right, I'll just

00:58:25.560 quickly go through

00:58:27.800 the rumble rants.

00:58:30.340 Scott C. Guy says,

00:58:31.480 the crazy thing is, if you look at what's going on in France,

00:58:33.920 apparently they want to rule over an empire

00:58:35.640 of dirt. Yeah,

00:58:37.640 they do. They really don't care.

00:58:40.540 That's Random Name says,

00:58:41.720 wrote a very long comment on the website, giving

00:58:43.660 you an idea of how bleak things are here.

00:58:45.980 Read it if you want your head to

00:58:47.460 explode oh thank you i really was hoping that my head would explode today so i'll do that

00:58:52.860 he says by the way uh sequeney is one of the northern most cities in quebec it's the equivalent 0.76

00:58:58.940 of having an indian in some random town in alaska why they would want to be anywhere near is beyond

00:59:05.780 him and habsification says the upper caste indian hindus expected to be treated the same by the

00:59:12.120 whites but the whites view these upper

00:59:14.100 castes as no different to

00:59:16.180 Dalits and 1.00

00:59:17.760 this burn zone. Yes.

00:59:20.660 Alright, for the sake of time

00:59:22.180 I'll have to move on then.

00:59:24.560 So, next second. Thank you

00:59:26.100 Samson. Alright, so I thought we would

00:59:28.120 do an update on the Save

00:59:30.060 Europe Act. So, I am

00:59:32.220 the national organiser for

00:59:34.160 the Save Europe Act in Britain

00:59:35.280 and obviously, if you're not aware

00:59:38.300 of it, I've got a video to show you

00:59:40.120 so we'll kind of get into it from that as well

00:59:42.040 but basically just a quick abridged version set up by martin selner and ava blardinger brook it's

00:59:48.680 a pan-european right-wing ngo looking to unify our peoples uh for a common cause and what there's

00:59:55.680 that remigration so there you go um i've got a quick statement from martin selner which i think

01:00:02.680 is worthwhile what's a bloody uh oh sorry yeah i know it's moving down now yeah i've got it yeah

01:00:07.420 So I've got a quick statement from Martin Selner.

01:00:10.020 I spoke to him this morning.

01:00:11.940 And he just says, thank you so much for your support.

01:00:14.120 You make our activism possible.

01:00:16.860 In the past month, we have turned your donation

01:00:19.060 into a huge movement.

01:00:20.540 And that is actually, to my own personal comments,

01:00:25.700 it's the largest patriotic movement in Europe.

01:00:29.000 It's absolutely gigantic.

01:00:30.300 And it's kind of just steamrolling away.

01:00:32.180 It's just beginning.

01:00:33.380 Yeah, yeah, effectively, yeah.

01:00:34.800 over 750 000 signatures 174 000 volunteers structures established in 15 countries each

01:00:42.660 with its own national organizers of which i'm one supported by regional structures that meet

01:00:47.920 regularly to network coordinate carry out grassroots activism in september alone we

01:00:53.760 carried out more than 100 actions across europe an average of more than three actions per day

01:00:59.640 and this is only the beginning with eurocom which is our own

01:01:05.160 website location to sort of chat and communicate we've built our own self-developed and self-hosted

01:01:14.300 communication platform for networking organization and mobilization users can sign up enter their

01:01:20.320 postal code and are directly connected with their respective regional groups so they can get active

01:01:25.940 locally with the european shield tour we have demonstrated international mobilization capacity

01:01:32.020 already done in nine countries and 11 cities with another five countries and seven cities still to

01:01:38.260 come featuring a 20 by 20 meter banner i've got some images of that it's a beautiful thing and

01:01:44.500 public rallies we organized international days of action including the paper plane action day which

01:01:50.420 was really good i don't know if anyone watched i don't have any videos of that but that was really

01:01:54.660 really good um that was fantastic basically everyone got together in their respective

01:01:58.700 locations with paper planes just you know re-migration plane basically and obviously

01:02:03.980 picked it all up it's all eco-friendly i guess in that regard we don't want to dirty our european

01:02:08.320 cities we think they're beautiful that's why we want re-migration um but that was really really 1.00

01:02:12.800 good action day uh so we carried out a high profile action in suitor uh where we were among

01:02:19.360 the first groups on the ground and symbolically close the border so far we've distributed 35

01:02:25.440 000 flyers 110 000 stickers and 11 000 posters we've generated a massive number of social media

01:02:34.180 views across our official accounts at least 30 million again in a very short space of time

01:02:40.300 i think we almost hit i'm waiting for the official figure to come in but i think we almost hit or we

01:02:45.260 did hit 10 million impressions across september alone which is that's excellent just huge very

01:02:52.280 good for what we're doing and all of this is driven by volunteers who are motivated by love

01:02:56.840 for their nation and the desire to preserve a europe for their children and future generations

01:03:01.480 what's next building the movement itself building save europe academy to make knowledge about

01:03:08.220 grassroots activism available to volunteers on demand and at scale which you can access

01:03:13.840 via eurocom there's things there materials and things gathering the one million and pushing

01:03:19.420 forward with the lawsuit so this is the signature which you you can see on the um on the web page

01:03:25.220 right now this is the website go to save europe act.com please do sign up if you are in britain

01:03:31.940 or europe and of course just creating a europe-wide activism network for coming campaigns

01:03:38.160 so that's just a message from martin himself which i sort of try to grab this morning um so but so

01:03:44.960 what's been going on like i said well currently uh we've got to do so we can scroll down and

01:03:51.440 actually see the amount of signatures because it should come up if i remember rightly there you go

01:03:57.600 769 554 absolutely brilliant yeah in a few months yeah yeah in a few months so that's an incredible

01:04:11.280 uh achievement absolutely incredible achievement um and it's just constantly going up constantly

01:04:16.200 going up and we are in britain we are the or were anyway i think we still are now uh the third

01:04:22.040 largest signature so we're doing uh doing us proud here uh in britain which is really really

01:04:27.980 good to see good job patriots yeah yeah um absolutely good job um and so what's been

01:04:33.400 going on well let me let me have a look got a little video to show you it feels a bit egotistical

01:04:39.500 i did ask luke to play it once before but he didn't he didn't want to play it so i've got to

01:04:43.660 show you i wanted to uh but i want i want you i want you guys to see why we should be getting

01:04:49.340 involved in britain as well because lots of people have been radicalized against europe

01:04:53.740 uh because of the union but we need to think about ourselves as a unified people

01:04:59.140 as pan-european movement uh all fighting for the same thing right so i'm just going to play

01:05:05.520 this video uh forgive me but yeah just i just want you to watch this

01:05:19.340 Here, in this beautiful and quintessentially English market town, a legacy was set over

01:05:28.040 a millennia ago.

01:05:31.440 This is Malmesbury, the final resting place for King Athelstan, the first king of all

01:05:37.100 England.

01:05:38.100 Sadly, this is a name you may have never been taught in history, despite his incredible

01:05:44.120 significance to these isles.

01:05:46.460 He was buried here on what was the border of Mercia and Wessex.

01:05:51.040 It was his wish to symbolise the continuation of the bridging of kingdoms, the unification

01:05:57.080 of a peoples, an act that he secured in his life and maintained in his death with this

01:06:02.700 burial.

01:06:03.700 Europe, Britain is being demographically gerrymandered to such an extreme degree that in a decade

01:06:12.100 or two, our shared cultures, our shared people will be minorities in our ancestral homelands.

01:06:20.000 King Athelstan did not unify England to see his descendants disinherited from these lands.

01:06:26.360 For all of his descendants' greatest achievements, their accomplishments that have made the world

01:06:32.040 a better place to be attributed to a people he wouldn't recognise if he were alive today.

01:06:40.140 Now over a thousand years later we stand here in one of the oldest countries in Europe

01:06:45.980 and Athelstan's name, his legacy, remain a mystery to many. It's tragic that as a people

01:06:53.580 we have been untethered from our long storied and glorious history.

01:07:00.940 We're not unique in this aspect though, this evil has been imposed upon all people, 0.52

01:07:05.500 all people of the west and of europe this is a concerted effort to fragmenter people demean 0.58

01:07:13.020 and admonish their culture all in an effort to justify the continued and undemocratic 0.91

01:07:18.860 migration flows we see today we are all on the precipice of civilizational erasure 0.97

01:07:25.500 an oblivion unlike anything the world has ever seen and it is this existential threat 0.95

01:07:31.340 to who we are that has led us to create a movement, a suprapolitical entity, the Save Europe Act.

01:07:38.060 The Save Europe Act is working to show the globalist political establishment that the people,

01:07:43.340 the Europeans that they're meant to represent, want to save their lands, save our lands, save

01:07:49.580 our culture and our history from demographic oblivion, a course of history we never consented 0.90

01:07:56.220 to europe and britain from people that would happily see us obliterated we are brothers and

01:08:03.500 sisters british and europeans and we can work together to protect our individually unique

01:08:10.460 and shared cultures and histories to give our descendants a land to be proud of

01:08:19.580 all right that's enough of that

01:08:20.620 so that's kind of that was the launch video yeah no it's strong stuff um

01:08:29.360 i think it sort of rouses you i i like very much how you framed it uh aesthetically um content

01:08:37.580 wise i really like how you how you how you framed it it's very good thanks very much i wrote all of

01:08:42.680 that i did i did all the editing as well thanks very much um but i but i also think it's really

01:08:47.820 important so anyone in britain uh who's been like what is this save european like why should we get

01:08:52.900 involved well yeah we we we have culturally we're very distinct with our histories obviously but

01:09:00.320 we're also very intertwined um and we can all unify under this common banner uh and try to

01:09:08.340 completely reshape the course of history that we have been just forced upon we're just on these

01:09:13.860 rails and says no doom and gloom i come with white pills here all right yeah sorry let me

01:09:18.820 interrupt you for a moment please um as far as the rest of the world is concerned looking at you

01:09:27.020 you are nearly identical oh yeah yeah yeah no you're yeah i said that's you know like there's

01:09:33.760 an astute observation yeah yes basically all white people are the same yeah yes uh yeah i i don't

01:09:40.160 want to extend that any further. But having said that, I mean, what binds you is a very 0.64

01:09:50.320 particular and unique culture. You are different. You have commonalities with the Christians of

01:09:57.020 the Mediterranean. That's pretty much the far end of your borders. That's pretty much the 1.00

01:10:02.200 farthest end of your borders. The Romans, the Greeks, Byzantium, they were all in the Levant 0.94

01:10:08.020 in the middle east that's pretty much the end of it yeah and you need a mediterranean strategy at

01:10:13.460 the end of the day because unless you think of the mediterranean as marionostrum you're going

01:10:19.260 to have this problem endlessly yeah and i mean if any i mean if any country in europe falls

01:10:24.720 we fall as well that it's the way to view it yeah um we all get out of this yeah yeah yeah but also

01:10:31.780 we're just stronger together like there's just there is simply no reason not to band together 0.90

01:10:36.040 behind this which is one of the reasons the ukraine war is so insane but moving on and also 0.91

01:10:41.580 as well one of the reasons why we're in this position as well is because of the cataclysm

01:10:46.460 of throwing ourselves into two brother wars yeah oh yeah world war one and world war two

01:10:51.740 and the entire world just got to watch europe tear itself each other apart twice yeah so it's

01:10:58.360 a very positive movement basically um i wanted to show you that for for anyone in britain it's like

01:11:02.820 what's going on but also just to let you know it's it's like it's officially launched here in

01:11:06.220 britain um and you can go down uh to the save europe act over on twitter join eurocom become

01:11:13.000 a part of it um get active there are things happening there are action days happening in

01:11:17.800 britain specifically um and so this is a white pill guys i come with white pills so this is all

01:11:22.660 positive stuff and i just want to show you what has been going on because it's been amazing um

01:11:27.520 So, we've got Livia here in Bratislava doing great work.

01:11:32.840 I'll play a little bit of this as I was in a foreign language, but hey.

01:11:44.480 Basically, everyone, let's say send them back. I'd love it.

01:11:57.520 love to see it you love to see it and make a good point some of the most radicalized eastern

01:12:04.080 europeans are the eastern europeans who've been to the west yep western europe right we're going

01:12:09.120 to show you a few more of that so there was more people um dropping in for this as well so you see

01:12:14.400 this they sort of announced it so you've got a guest speaker uh milan there uh and again a little

01:12:20.960 bit more of the shield tour here again just more speakers just trying to make it a big event right

01:12:25.200 these are uh it's a group gathering it's community it's culture because that's what we're losing

01:12:30.980 right so you've got a band together group together and drawing the attention of uh

01:12:35.500 members of the public in all of these cities yeah massively yeah yeah more apolitically minded

01:12:40.540 yeah yeah and and you know what's you know the the the aesthetic the image uh it's all very very

01:12:46.120 professional very nice smooth you know because we're trying to appeal to everyone here obviously

01:12:50.560 um we don't want to i don't know we don't want to appear you know it's not a threatening movement

01:12:56.460 it's no it's a positive movement it's we just want to exist thank you very much cheers i mean

01:13:02.000 that's basically it in a nutshell uh yeah i know radical right drive a hard bargain sir yeah and

01:13:08.120 you can see people gathering signatures here really nice to see so people getting signatures

01:13:17.400 getting um stickers send them back uh and again here's the shield tour in action uh it's i love

01:13:24.580 it i think it's great seeing this stuff is so cool i think it's absolutely brilliant

01:13:27.900 you love to see it you absolutely love to see it uh and jonah here jonah is the uh

01:13:42.660 the head of all national organizers good chap he does a speech uh in english so we'll play this

01:13:48.540 one very conservative i know yeah i'm german but i feel this is so beautiful here this makes me feel

01:13:56.500 more like home than my hometown in germany because we have almost lost our cities in western europe

01:14:06.780 if you have seen the pictures from france it is terrible disastrous pictures they have sent 1.00

01:14:15.520 so many migrants from the third world that i can't recognize this as my home anymore 0.75

01:14:23.240 and the warning is that you must defend slovakia because else what you see in paris today 1.00

01:14:31.040 will be here in Bratislava in 20 years and he's not wrong probably less he's not wrong at all

01:14:38.380 um also what I'm showing you just to clarify all of this stuff is just that's happened in October

01:14:43.140 alone so you can start to see the sort of momentum that's being built here um and so uh then it was

01:14:49.100 in Prague uh with Martin uh Prague uh beautiful place Prague absolutely love I've been to Prague

01:14:55.060 before um I actually messaged mine before they're saying I need to come back I need to come back

01:14:59.220 i've always wanted to visit it's really nice yeah it's really really nice

01:15:13.220 normal people who have also suffering with that the people who are at fault are the brussels

01:15:22.660 just a quick sort of smash cut there but you can see the amount of people being gathered

01:15:29.980 it's very central but it's very nice it's very ordered it's just gathering around people and

01:15:33.820 also people coming out and it's uh whilst it's wet and rainy so you can see the sort of dedication

01:15:37.980 that's really nice to see uh and then in dresden uh germany again all this is just all uh things

01:15:46.520 which were happening uh in october there's actually some better images i'll do for uh for

01:15:56.040 germany let me guess uh here it is there you go look at that you love to see it you absolutely

01:16:03.640 love to see it well i love to say anyway no it's it's wonderful and also as well it's just so

01:16:08.520 important that for members of the public to be able to make these human connections as well to

01:16:14.680 get things outside i mean it's very important obviously to have that that online sphere to to

01:16:20.460 get the news out in that way but just as important is to actually be able to have these human

01:16:25.080 connections with one another yeah to meet other members of the public and realize that your

01:16:29.100 concerns are their concerns yeah yeah yeah yeah you you you reach but our purpose is effectively

01:16:35.680 to like i said in the launch video is to completely reshape the discourse right become an undeniable

01:16:42.040 verbal whatever you want to say figurative show of force yeah um that the globalist establishment

01:16:51.280 whatever you want to call them cannot ignore you know it becomes an uh an inescapable thorn in

01:16:57.540 their side no we want this thank you very much we're pushing for this thank you very much and

01:17:02.760 the more and more days that we do this the more and more actions that come out uh the larger the

01:17:07.540 movement becomes when we hit that you know 1 million for instance it becomes really tangible

01:17:12.380 at that point now obviously it doesn't stop at 1 million we go further we go harder it just

01:17:16.220 constantly grows and grows and grows um and so what's next right because that's what's just

01:17:21.580 happened what's next i want to get you guys involved in this if you are uh in europe for

01:17:25.900 instance i know this will go on youtube so hopefully a bunch of people in europe will see

01:17:29.340 this well as they said the european shield tour is going to uh reach its northern and 12th stop

01:17:35.420 which is copenhagen now this one's actually really important uh i think uh for people in

01:17:40.420 denmark you must attend this one um and i you know i want it to be a bit of a white pill obviously

01:17:46.060 we're doing great positive things but denmark suffered a great injustice recently where

01:17:52.280 christian zadig uh a husband a father of two brutally murdered by a migrant uh whilst just

01:17:59.620 watching a football match i don't know if you guys remember this it was from last it was from

01:18:03.000 last year um one year in prison that migrant one year in prison one year and denmark is held up as

01:18:09.420 one of the successful countries of integration yeah immigration that managed it responsibly and

01:18:15.580 made it a success story yeah absolutely wild so if you take anything uh from this particular part

01:18:20.960 of the segment if you are in that area go out go out show support because these are the people that

01:18:26.120 are actually sort of raising awareness to this and saying hey this actually isn't okay what are we

01:18:30.320 doing here um you know a danish life can just be extinguished like that and the guy suffers one

01:18:37.780 year in prison i mean there is no justice there it's it's unbelievable so go out to support that

01:18:43.300 because that is going to be happening on the uh 17th so literally in two days time at the time of

01:18:48.400 recording this uh and then this one this one i'm really excited about watching when the pictures

01:18:54.160 come out in the videos yes um in fact i was invited to this one but i couldn't make it um

01:18:58.680 it's just a kind of short notice um and it is the polish one in warsaw uh and this one obviously

01:19:06.440 you know poland with their uh brilliant stance on immigration i would expect it can have the

01:19:13.560 sort of counter effect because of course lots of people don't feel the need and the urgency 0.65

01:19:17.120 but i would like to think a lot of the polish the based polskies will come out there that might be 1.00

01:19:23.500 offensive well donald tusk is doing everything he can isn't he to accelerate it becoming a 0.72

01:19:30.260 progressive multicultural nation just like the rest of us honestly uh but that one is going to

01:19:35.300 be uh on the october 24th so again go out right show show everyone show brussels that you know

01:19:44.940 you want closed borders you want these people to go home it's not just closed borders what do we

01:19:49.540 call them for we want them to go back you know they have a home to go to this is our home this 0.93

01:19:53.980 is our culture these are our lands dating back thousands of years and it'll all be for nothing

01:20:01.260 this moment you have right now your life is a tiny little thread in such a just vast tapestry of

01:20:11.780 history and all for it to end just because you decided at this point in time this thread to do

01:20:17.700 nothing awful the tapestry should go on it should continue it should tell great things great stories

01:20:24.660 that your descendants and your ancestors both of them would be incredibly proud of

01:20:30.340 so there you go yeah well said well said all right i'll just quickly go through the rumble

01:20:35.540 rants from that segment um that's random means says it's pronounced uh from my segment uh

01:20:42.420 Sagnet, well, thank you for the correction

01:20:44.820 and the insult. 0.75

01:20:46.800 No one's got time for that.

01:20:48.500 The Flying Crocodile says,

01:20:49.840 love thy neighbour and Europe is a nation of neighbours.

01:20:53.160 Yes, it is.

01:20:54.440 That's a random name, says,

01:20:55.560 some of the most radicalised people,

01:20:56.940 the Eastern Europeans, have been to the West. 0.97

01:20:58.700 Hey, that's me.

01:21:00.580 He feels seen.

01:21:02.900 And, yeah, 0.98

01:21:04.740 gorillians will be re-migrated. 0.76

01:21:07.980 Some sort of... 1.00

01:21:08.560 It's like a whale.

01:21:09.320 Yeah, outside the building.

01:21:10.260 What is going on?

01:21:10.660 some whale

01:21:12.840 there's a whale sound outside

01:21:15.160 am I a good thread or a

01:21:17.080 afraid not?

01:21:18.700 yeah very good

01:21:20.100 alright do we have a video comment Samson?

01:21:24.820 ok very good

01:21:26.040 well I'll tell you what

01:21:27.560 yeah ok go on then

01:21:29.960 what is this?

01:21:35.120 welcome to the wordsmith news network

01:21:36.800 for the 3rd of December 2026

01:21:38.540 I'm then Scotty 0.98

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01:21:44.860 However, due to unforeseen consequences, Hannah Reid, the armourer who previously worked on the set of Rust,

01:21:49.680 accidentally loaded the rifles with phosphorus rounds. The resulting botched attempted execution left Hassan alive, and we now go live to the scene of his attempted escape.

01:21:56.560 very well put together uh all right next one samson a taxes taxes so many taxes i tell you

01:22:15.820 you know in california we're gonna have a new tax that's gonna bump up a wealth tax

01:22:21.140 you know what it's gonna do in a year

01:22:23.660 it's gonna charge me for having

01:22:25.660 money

01:22:26.100 I love that cat

01:22:29.600 very sweet

01:22:31.700 alright

01:22:33.400 I'll just go through some of the comments on the segments

01:22:35.740 then from yours Firas

01:22:37.340 we've got HM Butterknife says

01:22:39.240 the ultimate difference between ourselves and reform

01:22:41.420 is that we are in the existential

01:22:43.400 battle between free will and determinism

01:22:45.680 reform does not seem to understand

01:22:47.640 this

01:22:48.100 Sophie Liv says this is once again people

01:22:51.080 that think that by changing words

01:22:53.000 that they can change reality.

01:22:54.720 Yeah, that's true.

01:22:56.560 Lordenquist to Hector X says,

01:22:58.180 Labour will look at that guy scamming five jobs

01:23:00.920 and point out how productive he is 1.00

01:23:03.100 and how natives don't want to do that job

01:23:05.680 rather than seeing it for what it is.

01:23:08.500 Yeah, I mean, what it says about the civil service's

01:23:11.120 sheer incompetence, you could have five jobs,

01:23:13.680 not do any work, and nobody will notice

01:23:15.400 across five different departments.

01:23:17.880 What?

01:23:18.360 and also as well they'll say stuff like that they'll say oh well brits don't want to do these

01:23:23.560 jobs whilst not addressing the fact that numerous governments have obviously now designed the

01:23:29.320 economy in such a way to incentivize dependency and idleness and they just take on no responsibility

01:23:36.540 for those aspects as well irrespective of where anyone's from that's just general across the board

01:23:41.660 all right okay amazing good to know good to know thank you samson amazing that uh

01:23:54.480 intelligence report that is a good addition yeah to uh yeah it was really helping your argument

01:24:00.260 wasn't it yeah uh all right uh george happ says if only reform were half as based as the media

01:24:05.320 portray them in fact i think these hit jobs are made uh against weak centrists and they're trying

01:24:10.780 to bury actual right-wing parties like Restore,

01:24:14.040 yet can't see that the proles know that there is a good alternative.

01:24:17.440 Yes, it will be interesting to see whether or not the establishment

01:24:21.440 end up getting a bit of buyer's remorse on their attacks on reform.

01:24:26.240 That will be interesting.

01:24:27.900 From my segment, Dreadnought Logan says,

01:24:30.160 You guys keep forgetting about the blacks and Latinas in America

01:24:32.920 that have been here since the beginning and since the 1840s.

01:24:38.080 Yeah, I know, but obviously a significantly smaller proportion in the case of the Latinas, if I understand.

01:24:45.560 By the time of World War II, if I understand it correctly, was America not still like 90% white, something like that?

01:24:54.640 Mid-80s versus 10, 13%, a few percentage points of others. 0.82

01:24:59.260 But I take your point, Mr. Logan.

01:25:01.740 uh annie moss says um the um syrupeans uh aka canadians are having a lot of economic problems

01:25:10.020 now which is reflected in the unemployment adding more uh people to chase the jobs maybe the final

01:25:15.820 thing that wakes them up alberta separatist vote is soon uh soon too and that should be interesting

01:25:21.680 yeah i did a segment on their separatist movement um a month or two ago and um it wasn't necessarily

01:25:29.640 the fact that the polling was suggesting that it is going to vote for separatism but it was

01:25:36.400 certainly something that the albertan public at large do seem to be taking seriously and they're

01:25:41.600 actively engaging in that discussion which is very telling uh canis familiaris says just note

01:25:48.960 that article from nrk is from 2012 uh doubt much has changed but it's uh but it's posed by a slop

01:25:57.180 account fair enough okay thank you uh maria manzi says millions absolutely must go well said uh and

01:26:04.400 tom w says visible minority absolute majority yeah i noticed that as well that language it's like

01:26:10.420 yeah but once they do they don't become the visible majority they remain even though there

01:26:16.820 are a billion of them over in india yeah absolute majority internationally and domestically uh for

01:26:23.960 Surrey, Canada. True.

01:26:25.720 And then from your segment, Nate,

01:26:27.680 Annie Moss says, Nate, my compliments

01:26:29.760 on the video. It was really

01:26:31.860 well done and the message was wonderful

01:26:33.600 and I especially like the organ music

01:26:35.740 at the end. I love that. Yeah, very well

01:26:37.840 put together. Derek

01:26:39.720 Powell says, excellent job with the promo, Nate.

01:26:42.400 No joke, though

01:26:43.940 I'm a Yank, I felt a little bit teary

01:26:45.960 eyed as I'm a descendant of both Britain

01:26:48.040 and Europe. I don't want to see my

01:26:49.880 heritage destroyed. Well, we're going to do

01:26:51.940 everything we can, Derek, to

01:26:53.480 stop that from happening i assure you ah a man with an excellent surname richard johnson says

01:26:59.740 i can't believe it cost a million um sorry a minimum of three uh 30 billion paid out to

01:27:05.800 immigrants uh who do not put anything in the pot and that's the lowest amount with all the benefits 0.55

01:27:12.680 immigrants take from us we could pay off the national debt in 10 years three trillion yep i 1.00

01:27:18.180 include hotels nhs pensions universal credit which i understand can hit uh 72 000 per family 1.00

01:27:27.620 yeah it's when you see well your segment from a few weeks ago where you're like just remember

01:27:33.080 when they put your taxes up yeah yeah i've still been doing that i've still been doing that yeah

01:27:37.820 guys need to you know not asking you to follow me on twitter or anything but i've been doing this

01:27:43.260 cheers i just i've just been doing this log like of every sort of dumb thing that you see that

01:27:48.560 they're spending our money on and just going like retweeting and just says remember this when they

01:27:52.740 put your taxes up yeah remember this one though i've got loads of them yeah i've got loads of

01:27:57.080 them it's incredible utterly relentless uh that's random name says uh the only thing missing from

01:28:02.280 your video nate is ending with um hell yeah not reading nice try saw the word hit the pause in

01:28:10.840 my brain and zibidi from the magic roundabout says uh we need the uk to purchase part of rwanda and

01:28:17.200 call it uh new somalia part of the uk move people there like a modern day australia solution well i

01:28:24.960 mean so long as it's not a bloody exchange program like the tories were trying to make it because

01:28:31.200 obviously that's what the public were begging for yes yes uh and obviously as we know they would

01:28:36.920 have been of so much better character if they'd have come from rwanda than any other nation

01:28:42.520 in africa or the middle east uh anyway coming up to half past two then ladies and gentlemen

01:28:47.740 so we've got time for today uh ferris nate thank you for joining i hope you've enjoyed the show

01:28:52.740 and we look forward to seeing you for uh breakfast with beau tomorrow where you will get uh the final

01:28:59.420 guest appearance of one of our presenters and you may guess by deduction who that will be yeah beau

01:29:06.360 back whiplash anyway do that and we'll see you on the podcast tomorrow take care friends

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - October 15, 2026

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