00:00:29.340and i'm harry your host uh and today we're going to be talking about the governance exciting new
00:00:34.760education policy yes very important stuff i'm very excited to hear about that you need me uh
00:00:41.140you're going to be talking about the deficiencies that come with a daily dose of low testosterone
00:00:45.240as you super serious segment very serious and i'm going to be talking about the risks of sharing
00:00:51.080your personal information with people who are more than eager and willing to collaborate with
00:00:55.760the police on anti-racism things. But without any further ado, let's get into the news.
00:01:04.140Yes, well, thank you very much. Today, the government announced that they are adopting
00:01:12.540a huge number of recommendations on how to handle anti-Semitism in an educational setting.
00:01:20.500And this came on the back of a rather lengthy report by a King's Council going over anti-Semitism and what's happening in the education system.
00:01:32.260And I want to start by expressing a bit of sympathy here.
00:01:35.860With the Anglos. Time to put up with this nonsense because we're babysitting third worlders.1.00
00:01:40.060Hold on. Hold on. Let me start with the third worlders first.1.00
00:01:43.780let me just sort of say that if you are a if your side is perceived as a party in a war
00:01:51.580and people don't understand your side's position and they're a bit hostile to it
00:01:56.180and you feel a bit isolated yes it can be a bit difficult and a bit overwhelming
00:02:01.500but if you're in that situation what you need to be doing is also extending a bit of sympathy and
00:02:07.880empathy to others to avoid the perception that this whole thing is entirely one-sided
00:02:13.360and to avoid the perception that you are asking for something sympathy and empathy but not willing
00:02:20.180to offer it ah i see what you're doing here and i think see what you're doing one of the issues
00:02:25.480with this uh report is precisely that um at the outset what the author says well let me just try
00:02:37.200find this yes i am hungover harry stop it now the i said you weren't the author says that anti-semitism
00:02:47.920is as one contributor to the review put it a beast of a being it adapts you date it adapts
00:02:54.960mutates and manifests in different forms across time and context wow it can be overt or subtle
00:03:02.320conscious or unconscious embedded in language behavior or assumption it is neither simple
00:03:08.000to define and practice nor straightforward to confront question just as well they've got their
00:03:14.000own homeland in it i guess that's not where i want to go well i i have a question is that not just
00:03:21.120from a conservative point of view the same kind of logic behind unconscious bias and everything
00:03:27.280that we were complaining about five years ago with bbc the company's putting people through
00:03:32.840unconscious bias training so it's impossible to define it's a sort of general grievance of
00:03:37.160ill will but then you see that this is also meant to be defined that anti-semitism is meant to be
00:03:43.200defined as being completely different from other kinds of racism ah and absolutely uh outside of
00:03:51.720the normal sphere of racism is partly aided by the use of these kinds of very foggy definitions
00:03:57.120it transforms with time it's conscious and unconscious it's this and it's that
00:04:02.580okay well it's very nebulous to be used and manipulated for any particular reason you can
00:04:09.900turn it into anything well precisely you can literally turn it into anything but at the same
00:04:15.340time when you say racism is bad but racism against this race is worse than others how is that not
00:04:24.940itself a racist statement well yeah of course it is but i mean you're not standing exactly you're
00:04:29.940not standing on any kind of principle no no you're just saying my side gets special protection0.90
00:04:35.240while asking for empathy yeah but this is the problem with uh libtardism anyway isn't it is0.87
00:04:41.380we have to generate a hierarchy of grievance complex and one you know sits much higher on
00:04:48.360the the the sort of hierarchical i don't know grievance politics than the others yeah and
00:04:55.060that's why they use uh purposefully opaque language right like none of this is this can be
00:05:01.100it should be anything i mean it's just nonsense really it's drivel um it's embedded in language
00:05:07.960behavior or assumptions wow what is just everything i mean okay so what sort of a
00:05:15.040general miasma it's a ghost and you're fighting a ghost also assumed by who so because one can
00:05:21.580assume someone's being anti-semitic when they're not well right i mean this this is just it's
00:05:27.180yeah nonsense yes i i have i have a one other question just to set some context for the viewers
00:05:33.000so this is coming from an independent review which is being taken on board by the education system in
00:05:37.400in the uk so these are going to be new guidelines that schools are going to have to stick by
00:05:43.120what prompted this review to begin with apparently a massive surge in anti-semitism by who uh well
00:05:51.820apparently this is linked to the uh attack on october 7 and the subsequent war it seems that
00:06:04.500some people have chosen a side in that conflict some people to be clear muslims have chosen one
00:06:10.400side the left have chosen the same side um a lot of the right has chosen the israeli side but so
00:06:17.920has the bulk of the labor party because you know there is an enormous influence for the labor
00:06:24.240friends of israel donors like trevor chin that kind of plays into the decision making in the
00:06:30.560labor party but where i wanted to go with this was that from the outset you're asking for empathy
00:06:36.320but you're saying that my own position is absolutely exceptional and this gets a little
00:06:41.120bit jarring when you look at the report and see that um the uh supervisor of the reviews reference
00:06:49.600group is dame tamara finkelstein dame tamara finkelstein is daniel finkelstein's sister
00:06:56.560oh that's the one that wants to flood the countryside with foreigners she's the one yes
00:07:03.200Overseeing DEFRA, as the permanent undersecretary of DEFRA, says that the British countryside is too white and middle class.0.98
00:07:20.060But then it gets a little bit worse, because when you look at the top recommendation here, it's for the Secretary of State for Education to make all schools adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance working definition of anti-Semitism.
00:07:40.540Now, that working definition of anti-Semitism says that if you say that sometimes Jewish people choose their own side more than they will empathize with a different side, that is itself anti-Semitic.
00:07:58.540systematic what but here we have dame tamara finkelstein overseeing this report where she
00:08:06.720gives her group a very special exception but when it comes to the whereby racism against her group
00:08:13.580is much worse than other kinds of racism but when it comes to the british countryside it needs to
00:08:18.420be diversified don't say that we've got an in-group preference actually so it makes it very difficult
00:08:26.020to receive sympathy when you behave this way and i understand and i want to be sympathetic
00:08:32.400but this isn't how it works well i mean the thing is this is obviously a clear case of double
00:08:40.700standards the principle that you outlined that all racism is bad but this one bit of racism is
00:08:47.020actually worse than all the others doesn't make sense well it does make sense from the perspective
00:08:51.140of if it's your group that you're privileging yeah for instance i would say all racism is bad
00:08:57.800but racism against anglos is worse because i am an anglo and i have preference for my own people
00:09:05.260say that it's more important to you fair enough uh everybody when it affects you of course it's
00:09:12.900worse for you but then what you're admitting is a universal in-group preference and then what
00:09:19.020you're saying is that everybody will feel it worse when it affects them. If you're counting
00:09:23.900the stakes, it's not the same as receiving the beating with them, to badly translate
00:09:29.980the Lebanese proverb. Yes, when it affects you, it feels worse. But if this is a point
00:09:36.000of principle, then the principle should stand. In addition, it becomes particularly jarring
00:09:42.300to see this whole list of 27 recommendations
00:09:47.740that would fundamentally affect every aspect of the British education system
00:09:54.260when you see the kind of callous, casual racism against the Anglo majority
00:10:01.320go completely unnoticed by the entire establishment,0.99
00:10:06.360which is busy saying that this majority is a bunch of mongrels0.67
00:10:09.820who don't have a real ethnicity and don't have a real background the jacob reese mogg position
00:10:15.260also they're completely and he happens to be extremely pro-israel on all questions they're
00:10:20.460also ignoring the fact that if there has been a massive explosion in anti-semitism across the
00:10:26.940country then it would have primarily been brought through the people that have been shipped into the
00:10:32.540the country over the past 30 40 50 years there's probably not the english who are fostering this
00:10:40.140massive ground swelling of anti-semitism it's the people from the countries that already hated them
00:10:44.920the violence isn't coming from the english so the other thing you could say that some of the
00:10:49.900pro-palestine protesters a lot of them are also english um you could say that but protesting in
00:10:59.360support of another country doesn't mean that you hate everybody associated with a third country
00:11:06.680where does that sort of where does that leave pro-palestinian jews well because there are
00:11:13.960actually plenty of them there is plenty of them and there's a lot of them who are very deeply0.88
00:11:19.020religious and hasidic who insist that the state of israel has no legitimacy but the recommendation
00:11:27.620from um from the uh from from the um this report is to fully adopt this ihra standard
00:11:38.020and it gives examples of anti-semitism that are just sort of you know some of them are good okay
00:11:45.160calling or aiding and killing people yeah don't do that uh we already have laws for that
00:11:50.240humanizing uh i don't know about stereotypical stereotypes are funny problem because they have
00:11:58.160a degree of accuracy they didn't emerge in a vacuum not all of them are true but they you know
00:12:04.180also when are you most going to see a stereotype you're mostly going to see a stereotype as part0.78
00:12:08.600of a joke can't make jokes now right yeah fair enough wasted yeah uh denying the holocaust okay
00:12:17.620fair enough accusing the jews as a people or state of israel of okay fair enough uh accusing
00:12:24.260jewish citizens of being more loyal to israel or to the alleged priorities of jews worldwide
00:12:30.820i mean with danny finkelstein with melanie phillips melanie phillips is the prime
00:12:37.140with nick cohen what are you meant to say here and if this definition is adopted by schools does
00:12:44.100Does that mean that you can't question whether some of these individuals actually have an order of preferences, shall we say?
00:12:54.180So, you know what's very irritating about this, though, right?
00:12:57.120So, one of the only things which is mandated by the state for history lessons is World War II and the Holocaust.
00:13:11.680And then the rest of it is fair game.1.00
00:13:14.100and because we've imported third worlders um that hate one another there's going to be1.00
00:13:21.540if this doesn't get resolved what you're going to have is is a momentary lag so you're going to have0.97
00:13:28.100the state because obviously it's very pro-israel uh pushing towards this this whole thing so
00:13:34.740holocaust yeah got to teach that this anti-semit anti-semitism this blah blah blah you know pushing0.64
00:13:39.780all of this and then in a generation if this doesn't get resolved is it's going to be islamic0.80
00:13:45.840majority anyway probably in power and then this whole thing's just going to be completely upended0.88
00:13:49.860yes and it's so frustrating because you could you could empower the state or the state could empower
00:13:55.300the education system to be very pro-anglo and just avoid placating anyone but its own people
00:14:01.640yes right you know teach about athelstan teach about alfred the great like all of these kind of
00:14:05.940very important super important things actually which barely anyone even knows yes uh about but
00:14:11.360no we've got to babysit third worlders that were farming here apparently you who have a homeland1.00
00:14:17.260it is an alternative religious tradition where there is a new satan there is a new original sin0.91
00:14:25.240there is a new sacrificial victim there is a new everything it's an alternative religion but this
00:14:31.580is all for nothing this yes this will get completely undone in a generation absolutely
00:14:35.280if things don't get resolved this this will all be for nothing or a complete waste of time and
00:14:39.780exercise in futility which would suggest which would suggest that emphasizing the protection
00:14:44.680of the english is actually a much bigger priority right now we think uh because that's the only way
00:14:50.620to have a majority in britain that is actually somewhat sympathetic somewhat tolerant towards
00:14:55.840jewish people the alternative isn't going to be neither sympathetic nor tolerant and so you but
00:15:03.900You've got to extend your own sympathy.
00:15:05.720And then you look at this list of recommendations here.
00:15:10.300Strengthen political impartiality guidance, including limits on teachers wearing pro-Palestine badges.
00:15:15.360Now, that's not exactly how it's presented.
00:15:17.560It emphasizes wanting more neutrality in education.
00:15:20.900But it also says that pupils should be taught to recognize and challenge anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
00:15:29.980You're going to have to learn lessons on anti-Semitism now.
00:15:32.280No, just on the conspiracy theories, which is inherently political.
00:15:38.380You're saying you want political impartiality, but you also are saying that the French protests are a Russian hoax.
00:15:46.700And if you don't know that, you're falling for a conspiracy theory, which is a very political position.
00:15:53.240And then you look at the rest of education, when the British education system insists on teaching classes that women in the West are oppressed, well, that's not politically impartial.
00:16:04.440When it insists on pushing the whole climate agenda, that's not politically impartial.0.72
00:16:09.540So here, political impartiality is being used in a particular way to say, shut up if you support the Palestinians.0.73
00:16:18.140And you can see that in the framing of the recommendations if you read them carefully.
00:16:23.240And please make sure that you support Israel and this IHRA definition of anti-Semitism, which insists that the state of Israel is absolutely legitimate, regardless of what it does to the Palestinians or what it did to the Palestinians, which is not exactly a politically impartial position.
00:16:39.360I wonder how much of this is off the back of the recent development of Ed Miliband, the sanctions, basically, and Netanyahu and Israel as a whole getting really angry with us.
00:16:58.140I wonder how much of this is just off the back of that and them trying to placate them.
00:53:28.960The classic conservative perspective, which is more mine,
00:53:32.040is that means taking away the magnetic appeal of welfare,
00:53:36.920perhaps by cutting it or reforming it, while at the same time growing the economy so that there are jobs for people to go into.
00:53:42.960Labour's perspective is, no, let's spend money to save money by the government stepping in to help people through training into the jobs market.
00:53:50.380Now, where I think that might come a cropper is, one, that requires a large injection of cash up front,
00:53:55.840which is where you're going to get this debate within the Labour Party over whether or not we can afford that.
00:54:00.100The second is, if at the same time you're doing things to improve the employment market for people in jobs,
00:54:05.820that can sometimes be invidious for people trying to get into the market and that's why employers are
00:54:11.080saying you're just making it too expensive through things like workers protections for people to get
00:54:14.780in but the third and biggest problem biggest problem which we haven't yet discussed is a i
00:54:19.660now i noticed listening anyway right why was he going with that a i is a i is going to take
00:54:27.820everyone's jobs but that's the biggest issue well i mean yes i know also stop important people tim
00:54:34.240maybe off the back of that you could suggest that we shouldn't import the third world as well
00:54:37.900maybe just maybe tim maybe also again here's my question if you're going to talk about students
00:54:44.840needing university degrees to get into basic entry-level jobs okay if it's just understood
00:54:49.980as being just a societal necessity now that you need to go to university okay this might upset
00:54:56.840some of the more traditionally conservative-minded folks and perhaps i am a little bit biased because
00:55:01.840to have a university student debt behind me um why not just cancel out all of the debt right
00:55:08.480why not the money that was provided to begin with was brought into existence out of thin air
00:55:16.040it exists in a purely imaginary sense on a spreadsheet and is never expected for the vast
00:55:23.740majority of students to ever be paid back anyway the student loan is just purely formal in its
00:55:33.200existence it's on a spreadsheet and in 30 years it'll get wiped off of the spreadsheet and it's
00:55:37.880purely punitive yes all it exists for is to make sure that as soon as you start to actually earn
00:55:44.520any decent amount of money in this country there will be a a permanent reduction deduction from
00:55:52.580your from your wages every single month that could otherwise go into your local economy and
00:55:58.780actually help support those local businesses which are also being hit by the same financial
00:56:03.280troubles that everybody else is yeah fair and so to close the the total low t podcast segment today
00:56:13.600i mean look at glorious biceps he's got what an absolute beast what an animal i bet you he can
00:56:20.840two and a half kilos probably maybe that's a that's a frame that you know prime hogan woman
00:56:27.240prime hogan would have been envious of that you know yeah okay maybe arnold schwarzenegger in
00:56:33.080like 75 he'd have been quaking yeah yeah dave draper eat your heart out one thing i said at
00:56:40.840one fringe meeting uh was cut out and put online uh and has done the rounds and i've gone viral
00:56:47.560um well basically for saying that racism is bad yes quite and the point i was trying to make is
00:56:53.240the country has changed it's changed because of policy decisions some of which were very very
00:56:59.960wrong and because people feel they've lost control of their borders and of their society they're
00:57:05.480angry yes legitimately angry at politicians and they want to see yeah and they want to see control
00:57:11.000brought back to their borders i sympathize with that but the country has changed you are not going
00:57:17.160to reverse that no and my point was that i am pleased to see that the oh that's enough of that0.76
00:57:23.960crap daily low t what i don't understand is why is it that you're not going to reverse that is
00:57:29.460it because you can't identify who's british and who isn't well we've already established when it's0.97
00:57:33.760really rather easy yeah well because these people don't have a consistent logical stance that's why
00:57:39.680which we've established throughout this whole segment going from one to another to another
00:57:43.280you know you can see issues but you can't see the cause of them you refuse to see the cause1.00
00:57:47.260you live in a blinkered world tim go to the gym eat some steak um you're an idiot you're not seeing1.00
00:57:55.140a mike mincer disciple right before you this is a man who goes to fight mincer maybe1.00
00:58:00.580hey you got him got him all right do you want to see if there's any um rumble rants that you're1.00
00:58:08.600a suitable read out um that's a uh what we got here i think belgians are evil trust me1.00
00:58:17.560is the is the one we can start one of the understudied phenomena of the 21st century0.91
00:58:21.700is the percentage of women 70 to 80 percent plus working at newspapers and in book publishing tim
00:58:27.480stanley is a thing because he fits the feminine ethos why be surprised yes richard i'm not surprised
00:58:31.240but yeah it's very true the hapsification says we have to make it a policy that tim stanley is
00:58:36.140required to take 500 milligrams a test and 100 milligrams of anivar every week he will resist
00:58:41.340and want to stay effeminate but it's for his own good that's very that's fair i know no lies
00:58:46.480brutally forced the steroids into him gimlio gloin says saw a lot of low t last week month
00:58:53.400last week monday when i uh attended the european shield tour saw them on the opposing side of
00:58:58.560course yeah absolutely the physiognomy mate it checks out every bloody time probably can't read
00:59:04.720that's a random name as usual but don't just just know that while we can't always read them we do
00:59:09.440appreciate them i lol inside uh the hapsification says tim is spiritually a foid yep i mean barely
00:59:17.100that but barely not you're not reading that as well yeah i can't read out the run that's random
00:59:22.220name mate um belgian says hard to believe many of these people are genuine ideologues
00:59:27.020it's classic overproduction of elites they clamor to be the next tim stanley because it's the best
00:59:31.600way to keep their media uh sinecures yep uh cedric stone says english dna test for feras
00:59:38.000how long are you supposed to boil your cut of beef i don't boil beef i only i don't boil beef
00:59:45.360i roast beef in a stove very slow roast on a bed of potatoes onions carrots uh leeks celery and
01:00:26.600i have goose fat at home and i usually make goose not duck goose tastes much better
01:00:32.340so all right random name saying we won't need reading comprehension where we're going
01:00:38.580absolutely cedric stone says so ferris isn't english then you know what funnily enough no
01:00:43.580no the big revelations on today's podcast he's gonna have the final revelation on today's
01:00:51.540podcast he's gonna have to go home and cry himself to sleep after hearing this terrible
01:00:55.860news i mean i would be upset if i wasn't english as well but some of us just have to live with
01:01:03.360all right um so with this next segment i just want to advise and warn people to be careful who
01:01:13.760it is that you're giving your information to now this is going to be related to patriot platform
01:01:18.880which is an organization that has sprung into notoriety really in the past year or two whose head of the organization is Danny Tomo.
01:01:29.120Now, I have a lot of misgivings about Danny Tomo, not necessarily on a personal level, but more his past associations,
01:01:40.160his time in prison, the deal he cut with police to get a shorter term in his first stint in prison, etc.
01:01:46.660and what that might mean uh for his later associations um but this is more about because
01:01:52.460he's in prison right now um well no so actually just important clarification i thought he's on
01:01:56.940remand isn't he yeah he's in special prison and coincidentally will probably end up being on
01:02:02.360remand special prison for what would be the majority of what sentence he'll be given
01:02:07.580so funny that yes that's that's that's interesting isn't it it it is interesting so my my point here
01:02:14.740i'm not going to be having a go still locked up no honestly he can wear his own clothes he gets
01:02:19.400special privileges play video games locked up yeah but barely but yes either either way um
01:02:26.600i'm not having here to have a go at any of the normal and upstanding people who want to go out
01:02:31.280and do something for their local community get involved protect the people who are closest to
01:02:36.960them and i really do support uh local solidarity uh what i'm warning you about is who you're
01:02:44.020associating with at the top who is organizing all of this and what their intentions are and whether
01:02:50.760they might sell you down the down the river later on down the line because i do worry about
01:02:56.600organizations like patriot platform who have all of these different chapters set up around the
01:03:02.140country you can see here they've got plenty uh shown around here derby patriots essex patriots
01:03:07.340all over the country and these are all ai logos yes there is a horrible ai aesthetic to this whole
01:03:13.320thing i agree but still in each of those are going to be really good normal people who care
01:03:19.420about their local communities who see the problems arising in the country around them
01:03:22.880and want to do something they want to get involved locally i respect that entirely what i worry about
01:03:29.940is the fact that if you sign up with an organization like patriot platform whose leader danny tomo has
01:03:38.040in the past um you know given information on some of his co-conspirators when he was actively a
01:03:44.360criminal in the drugs trade back 10 years ago which is why he wasn't served a long didn't
01:03:49.140serve a longer sentence as his co-conspirators you're giving them a lot of information they're
01:03:55.160asking for your first name your last name and this is just if you basically want to get on the reader
01:04:00.120on the mailing list they're getting your date of birth your personal phone number and bear in mind
01:04:05.520that these are all things which are needed. These are not optional. You have to take them.
01:04:11.360Phone number, email, your town or city, your county, and your postal code. Now, even if an
01:04:18.360organization like this is entirely sincere, if they get cracked down on, there will be a legal
01:04:24.520requirement for them to hand over all of this information to the police. If they get designated
01:04:30.500a terrorist or vigilante organization the police will take all of this information and if you've
01:04:37.440signed up for it then that will be your information gone to the police in association with something
01:04:42.280like this so that's just if they are entirely sincere in the first place the other thing is
01:04:47.660that what we have seen over the past few days is a major breakdown from one of their regional
01:04:56.000leaders, the Staffordshire Patriots, which you can see here. This chap, Michael, time
01:05:06.460to talk Mike, and there's been a lot of trouble around him, which I'll go over in a moment,
01:05:11.360but even outside of that, I do worry about people being organised to go out, I don't
01:05:17.260know whether this is AI or not, I assume it's not AI, but getting a load of good lads out
01:05:21.940to go out in face masks and such, which then gets ended up used by the establishment as an excuse to ban face masks
01:05:30.060because it's associated with somebody like Danny Tomo who goes out into the channel and causes criminal damage.
01:05:35.360And they say, well, you're associated with this guy and you go out in face masks.
01:05:39.240You don't want to go out and cause criminal damage like he did.
01:05:42.640Therefore, we're going to ban face masks while at the same time pioneering a lot of facial recognition technology,
01:05:47.920which could be seen as some kind of police dragnet that they want to get you all into in the same way that the Southport riots or the Southport protests, I should say, ended up getting used for in that same way, which was a shame because, again, the people going out protesting just wanted to let it be known to the powers that be that they did not like what happened at Southport and they hated it and they hate what's been done to this country.
01:06:11.300but Danny Tomo again was in charge of a lot of those protests and he didn't go down at the time
01:06:15.840but a lot of people like Peter Lynch who ended up dying in prison were caught up in that and again
01:06:21.460you know I'm not supporting this sub stack either I'm just pointing out that the Staffordshire
01:06:26.220one is led by this chap Mike Mickey Dickinson now what is the issue with him well it's the fact
01:06:33.860that he's had a big breakdown recently that's been highlighted by people like Steve Laws
01:06:39.280where he basically mobilized his local group within Staffordshire
01:06:47.420to go after an Englishman who had been reported to him by a Muslim
01:06:52.900that he had gone around shouting racial abuse at him0.99
01:07:00.240Some random Muslim comes up to him and says,0.98
01:07:02.580hey, this guy insulted my girlfriend or wife and called her a slur.
01:07:08.600And this guy just immediately believes it and goes on his social media, advertises it to the local community, and then puts the guy's face out there as well.
01:21:19.940So I saw Dan interviewing Marcus, and they made a funny quip about how we probably react pretty negatively, too, with foreigners who are patrolling our streets.1.00
01:21:30.800But I can't help but argue that they kind of already are doing that.1.00
01:21:34.660I mean, no-go zones just are the places where the foreigners are patrolling our streets most heavily.1.00
01:21:39.760And that's not even saying to, like, our malls and our bars where they kind of hang out outside to try and prey on vulnerable white women.1.00