The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1541

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to the podcast the lotus eaters for

00:00:08.200 tuesday the 3rd of november 2026 i'm joined by luca and nate hello and today we're going

00:00:13.140 to be talking about the uh french riots in germany uh shibana mahoud deciding that actually

00:00:20.460 millions can stay and the illusion of democracy that we live under uh how wonderful so let's

00:00:29.220 just crack on right so you will have seen the riots in France because we've been covering them

00:00:35.400 extensively in fact uh been talking about them a lot and this was predicted oh is this going to

00:00:42.380 start spawning riots elsewhere yeah it has done it's all over Europe actually but we're going to

00:00:46.920 focus on Germany because if you watch the mainstream media in Britain if you listen to the radio watch

00:00:52.940 the news you won't have seen anything about it all I really found is like one article on the BBC

00:00:57.740 about this and of course it's as deferential i bet it was brief and begrudging it's not actually

00:01:04.920 it's actually quite long but it's as um forgiving to the rioters as you can imagine of course this

00:01:12.480 happened all over europe uh because it turns out that just what what happens in one country

00:01:17.240 doesn't just stay in one country other countries that have the same kind of problems same sort of

00:01:22.580 demographic makeup, same sort of ideological bent, well, there's no reason that these people

00:01:28.000 in these countries don't go, well, why shouldn't we do that? That looks like fun. And that's

00:01:32.220 primarily, I think, the reason they're doing it. Before we go on, though, tomorrow we're going to

00:01:36.160 be doing a roundtable about the Zuma Anakin meme, which, honestly, you might think, what's this got

00:01:41.600 to do with riots all over the place? A fair amount, actually. It's surprising. I mean,

00:01:48.880 if if you were at the live event that we did was it back in april yeah april may something like

00:01:54.380 something like that um you will have watched our prequel roundtable debate live now everyone at

00:01:59.860 the time was like why are you talking about that it's like because there's actually something in

00:02:04.220 it that's reflective of the situation that we're in and i don't know whether you've been following

00:02:09.040 twitter but this has kind of exploded on right wing twitter uh where everyone's like oh my god

00:02:13.260 this is actually a perfect facsimile of what is happening to young straight white men now

00:02:18.740 and we're going to talk about it. 0.65

00:02:21.500 I mean, there's good and bad in it, by the way.

00:02:23.740 I was slightly persuaded at the debate when we did the live debate.

00:02:28.580 I was slightly persuaded, but there's a lot more to it.

00:02:31.420 And I'm worried that this is being used as a kind of surrogate activity

00:02:36.140 rather than actual labour.

00:02:37.320 But anyway, we'll get into it on the roundtable.

00:02:39.220 So watch that tomorrow on Lotases.com.

00:02:41.680 Anyway, so this is the BBC's coverage of it.

00:02:45.260 and well i mean let's just have a look at the picture that they've got

00:02:54.060 huh they don't look like germans incredible germans yeah coupled with that headline as

00:02:58.620 well oh it's about the cost of living yeah well we better destroy things then

00:03:02.940 Yeah, cost of living turns around. Shall we watch this quickly?

00:03:32.940 cost of living looting the latest fashions

00:03:37.380 interesting flags

00:03:45.200 these are the people mertz think should inherit germany by the way yeah now just to be clear

00:04:00.440 there are going to be a lot of german communists in this uh for anyone who doesn't know the

00:04:04.600 communists in germany are far worse than anywhere else because of course they have the strongest

00:04:08.960 argument because germany had a bit of an issue in the beginning of the 20th century uh anyway so

00:04:16.220 we'll just go through some of this see the framing and see how they tell us about it so as you can

00:04:21.240 see from the videos a lot of it is diversity rioting right um rioters looted shops in central

00:04:26.340 frankfurt late on saturday as clashes erupted in german cities of a cost of living was it though

00:04:32.180 was it besides frankfurt germany's financial hub there are incidents of violence in berlin

00:04:38.480 cologne hamburg with police saying they use water cannon to disperse protesters who are targeting

00:04:43.120 emergency workers with fireworks stones and bottles why would they be targeting emergency

00:04:47.240 workers like what would be the point but thousands joined largely peaceful demonstrations

00:04:54.140 there it is mostly peaceful they were organized by the campaign group gen z regalt meaning gen

00:05:02.340 z takes charge now that's weirdly reminiscent to the 2011 riots in london right do you remember

00:05:08.300 those where the i was watching the the bbc coverage was like live rolling coverage and

00:05:13.860 there was this one particular bit that stood out to me where some diverse youth uh who was

00:05:20.300 in the middle of these riots and he was yelling something like we're in charge now right it's like

00:05:26.440 right okay you think this is what it looks like when you're in charge there's a good reason never

00:05:30.220 to put you in charge right uh but anyway they're protesting the underfunding in schools the high

00:05:36.340 cost of living public spending cuts and military service like right is that they're just like man

00:05:41.980 my school is just so underfunded let me smash this stuff up it's like come on man come on i i do not

00:05:49.560 Even if we play into this nonsense rhetoric and take them at their word,

00:05:55.120 there is something that could fix all of that.

00:05:57.260 Oh.

00:05:57.820 They wouldn't like it, but there is something that would fix all of that.

00:06:00.060 I'd love it.

00:06:00.800 Yeah, I would.

00:06:01.340 Yeah, I think it'd be great.

00:06:02.660 Yeah.

00:06:03.800 But it's like, it's that thing as well that when you compare it to what was happening in France,

00:06:08.420 when they talk about it all being under the guise of, oh, it's schooling and underfunding,

00:06:12.140 it's like, okay, but they literally burnt a school named after Nelson Mandela to the ground,

00:06:16.120 and it was all eco.

00:06:17.040 it was literally everything that the left claimed to want and yet it's never good enough and actually

00:06:23.040 the fun of burning it will always trump yeah whatever it is that they're given i bet if you

00:06:29.340 ask the kids i'll be like nelson who never heard of him anyway uh so they reckon that there were

00:06:34.360 hundreds of thousands of people out in the streets um and hundreds of thousands in france as well i

00:06:42.040 mean i think it was probably more than that to be honest but uh yeah anyway they they think it was

00:06:46.020 a gargantuan number right but um the the actual uh numbers that they ended up uh calling protesters

00:06:54.940 and like where it gets violent uh they think it was well sorry tens of thousands they think

00:07:00.500 were protesting but to be honest with you who knows right uh gen z regalt spokesperson lena

00:07:06.880 frederick said the demonstrations were quote to fight for peace and freedom rather than for war

00:07:12.520 and coercion. Peace and freedom by

00:07:14.760 assaulting... Smashing

00:07:16.680 up a bunch of shops. Assaulting emergency.

00:07:18.980 Assaulting emergency workers. Interesting.

00:07:20.740 Assaults of weapons of war and coercion

00:07:22.780 really. You know that this is

00:07:24.660 just about school funding, don't you?

00:07:26.980 Why else would I be beating

00:07:28.440 this ambulance crew? 1.00

00:07:30.720 Doesn't Germany have a really

00:07:32.100 quite generous welfare state as well?

00:07:34.680 Yes, of course they do. Same as France,

00:07:36.480 same as Britain. 0.88

00:07:38.700 As if this is all 0.87

00:07:40.520 this is about. She said,

00:07:42.320 What? What does that even mean?

00:07:53.140 Yeah, exactly. It's just hot air.

00:07:55.220 It's just, I'm for good things and not for bad things.

00:07:57.920 If you were in favour of a fairer distribution of the burden,

00:08:00.740 a lot of the people who support you wouldn't be in the country.

00:08:03.260 Well, yeah, true.

00:08:04.500 but uh but this is just like i uh the the most tepid turgid pointless oh i'm for good things i'm

00:08:13.040 for against bad things yeah me too i'm i'm completely against bad things everyone's against

00:08:17.100 bad things uh as these people are causing huge amounts of trouble uh violent riots were occurring

00:08:23.320 the city center special police units had to be deployed shop windows are smashed molotov cocktails

00:08:28.100 were thrown at emergency services there's something about the rhetoric molotovs of peace

00:08:34.820 yeah exactly molotovs of peace this is for better health and education systems as we throw molotovs

00:08:40.780 at the emergency services i really hate this whole superhero lap that they're doing all about as well

00:08:46.640 whether it's like spider-man or batman it's just so like the only thing that they actually hinge on

00:08:52.440 it's just like normie pop culture there's nothing deeper it is very embarrassing when you've got 1.00

00:08:58.740 some multicultural chap there dressed as batman yeah smashing up shops it's like okay what are 1.00

00:09:05.640 you doing like look at your life what is going on with you anyway the officials of a gun official

00:09:12.200 said that the windows of a gun shop were smashed and they'd seized two weapons after arresting so

00:09:16.140 But why are they stealing guns?

00:09:18.460 That's just weird.

00:09:19.320 Peace.

00:09:20.060 It's literally just for better school funding.

00:09:22.720 That's why I need all this ammunition.

00:09:26.860 Anyway, shock and surprise,

00:09:29.820 the interior minister of Hesse State said

00:09:33.320 that around 100 clearly identified left-wing extremists

00:09:36.880 had infiltrated the protests in the city.

00:09:39.380 What a shock.

00:09:40.680 Infiltrated?

00:09:41.360 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:09:42.940 Infiltrated.

00:09:43.660 That's doing heavy lifting, isn't it?

00:09:45.000 It is doing so.

00:09:45.720 Very heavy lifting.

00:09:47.940 Only 100 as well.

00:09:49.240 Really significantly more than that, but all right.

00:09:51.780 We all have those images from France in our mind.

00:09:53.720 The looting, the burning houses, burning police vehicles,

00:09:55.620 and attacks on police officers.

00:09:56.960 France must not be held up as a model in this regard.

00:09:59.900 No, that's exactly what's happened.

00:10:01.620 That's exactly what has happened.

00:10:03.320 France is being held up as a model,

00:10:06.040 and this is just, for them, what you've taught them.

00:10:10.160 You've taught them to be socialists.

00:10:12.020 You've taught them to be anti-capitalists.

00:10:13.860 you have taught the diversity that the west is weak i mean look at this like you okay we've got

00:10:18.300 the one german anti-fugger okay but look at the background right you've taught the diversity that 0.91

00:10:23.580 the west is weak and will bend to every whim they they are the inheritors of the civilization and 0.82

00:10:28.640 not the actual right-wing conservative germans and so okay well what are they supposed to do

00:10:34.920 well they're following the values you've given them oh yeah inequality's bad like cost of living

00:10:41.580 crisis bad all this they're just pushing at an open door and taking what you tell them is the

00:10:48.060 correct way to view the world to its logical conclusion what do you expect what what do you

00:10:54.140 think is going to happen uh anyway apparently uh the intern interior minister uh alexander de brint

00:11:01.460 told bill that uh we're seeing violence like we saw in paris and it's called for harsh punishments

00:11:07.360 They won't have harsh punishments, by the way.

00:11:09.420 Oh, no, of course not.

00:11:09.980 They'll end up getting incredibly lax punishments.

00:11:13.220 27 police officers were injured, 56 people detained in Berlin.

00:11:18.400 It's just, okay.

00:11:19.100 That's pitiful.

00:11:19.980 Yeah, it's completely pitiful.

00:11:21.560 The French only arrested 770, apparently, on Saturday.

00:11:26.020 So, again, you've taught the youth to be revolutionary in this way.

00:11:31.960 You've allowed this to be the standard paradigm of Western liberalism

00:11:36.700 and so they're just saying well okay well the the country's still run by white guys there's still

00:11:41.680 wealth inequality there's still not acceptance of all the diversity and multicultural and whatnot

00:11:47.060 and so if that's the case aren't we just free to just do what we want and you know in a way you're

00:11:54.140 saying yeah kind of because if this were right-wing riots right if these were right-wing riots against

00:12:00.080 immigrants or something like that oh they'd get the army involved they'd be getting tear gassed

00:12:03.600 they'd be getting rubber bulleted they'd be getting truncheon there would be thousands

00:12:08.940 arrested it will be 24 hour courts exactly as kia starmer told us 24 hours you will regret this

00:12:17.040 would be the messaging but no and the media would be like oh nazis are on the march be afraid this

00:12:23.640 is the end of civilization no instead it's well it was mostly peaceful except for a handful i was

00:12:29.380 only a hundred left-wing extremists and only 50 of them got arrested blah blah blah blah blah it's

00:12:34.020 like bollocks absolute bollocks it's so transparent and i'm just so over it man i'm just so over this

00:12:41.000 like these these are the foot soldiers of the liberal order it's like okay well you've created

00:12:46.100 the problem for yourself and now regular people have to bear the cost of it i mean look these are

00:12:52.540 some of the students protesting it's in german so just your average german siegmund hands yeah

00:13:01.940 yeah it's like why are these people even in your country

00:13:05.820 why do they get a say on how things progress and move forward as well yeah look at look at

00:13:12.580 these smirks you think i even if they are saying something about school funding do you think i

00:13:18.200 believe them you know honestly come on they're just students just a bunch of students as well

00:13:24.560 look at all those students they're just studenting around doing studenty things 0.98

00:13:29.640 it's such horse shit but always the ideological flags you can always tell what they're what it is 0.99

00:13:37.820 they're marching under they are marching under this the approved banners of the liberal order 0.99

00:13:44.920 These are your people, and they're doing what you are telling them to do. 1.00

00:13:49.560 Here's, you know, German students smashing stuff up. 0.97

00:13:53.860 I'll mute that. 1.00

00:13:54.880 Just, you know, just regular students.

00:13:59.200 This is about cost of living.

00:14:00.360 This is why, yeah, okay, they might look like roadmen who are going in to steal the latest shoes, as you can see.

00:14:06.860 Those shoes costing hundreds of euros, I'm sure, each one.

00:14:10.020 but it's it's really about discrimination and inequality and cost of living let's just come

00:14:19.100 on guys and again very very very reminiscent of the london riots it's got some more footage

00:14:26.860 so all through the streets firing fireworks in celebration

00:14:34.260 Oh, there's that flag again

00:14:36.980 Oh, there they are

00:14:38.880 Got your Palestine flags in the background there

00:14:41.940 It is just an anti-Western protest

00:14:46.160 Because liberalism has been, for many decades now, anti-Western

00:14:51.560 They are exactly what the system has made of them

00:14:54.480 They're not saying anything revolutionary in any of this, right?

00:14:57.580 They're just saying, you know what all those things the liberal order has taught us?

00:15:00.480 We believe them uncritically

00:15:03.080 There is nothing outside of the scope of our belief system that Angela Merkel didn't say, that Ursula von der Leyen hasn't said.

00:15:13.140 And we want to know why you haven't taken this seriously.

00:15:17.620 We are here to take it seriously for you.

00:15:20.140 And I know it's only a matter of time before, you know, politicians who have brought them in in the first place are just entirely usurped by those who actually represent them.

00:15:30.820 And we'll give them full licence to do all of this

00:15:33.080 Without even the veneer

00:15:34.300 Of condemnation

00:15:35.980 Yeah, and just more looting for

00:15:38.580 Social justice

00:15:39.700 There's obviously loads of it

00:15:41.880 Educational sneakers

00:15:43.140 Yeah, yeah, yeah

00:15:44.720 That's for education

00:15:49.600 School uniform, that one

00:15:50.640 And that one, that hoodie

00:15:53.380 Yeah

00:15:53.880 You know, this is

00:15:56.540 Absolute state of it

00:15:59.700 I'll really help their algebra

00:16:01.780 Yeah, yeah, it's

00:16:03.320 I mean, look at all these guys

00:16:05.900 Who look like they're in their 30s

00:16:07.300 Clearly just students

00:16:09.640 Clearly just students, but anyway, yeah

00:16:11.880 The police were out in force, but they were getting

00:16:13.820 Overwhelmed, because of course

00:16:14.940 There was numbers of them, and okay, well

00:16:17.760 Yeah, you just

00:16:18.720 Where are the batons?

00:16:22.500 Where are the

00:16:23.120 Where are the shields? Yeah, where are the shields?

00:16:25.400 Like, where's the tear gas?

00:16:27.180 Why aren't you actually physically stopping these people?

00:16:30.160 Oh, maybe that was some there, actually.

00:16:32.000 But generally, you can see with what a light touch.

00:16:35.780 Because, like I said, if these were the white working class of Germany, 0.99

00:16:39.820 out smashing things, destroying things, 1.00

00:16:42.180 they'd be out with their truncheons and shields,

00:16:43.800 and they'd be clubbing the living daylights out of them.

00:16:45.820 And you know as well that most of the policemen in there,

00:16:48.820 if they're not just total obedient foot soldiers to the state,

00:16:53.180 they will be thinking to themselves,

00:16:55.000 because of the way that the legislation will be bound up,

00:16:57.340 that, oh, if I just lay into this person from a migrant background

00:17:00.680 just a bit too hard, if this happens, if that happens, 0.96

00:17:03.640 and it's my entire career, my entire family,

00:17:06.120 and they find themselves in this position

00:17:07.720 where they're treating them with kid gloves

00:17:09.440 because the system won't let them behave in any other way.

00:17:12.940 What if they end up with a George Floyd moment?

00:17:14.740 Right.

00:17:15.380 But, yeah, there they are looting another shoe shop

00:17:18.640 because you need school shoes for Monday?

00:17:21.920 I don't know.

00:17:23.460 You know, what's the argument?

00:17:25.020 Anyway, this has been widespread.

00:17:27.680 It's just an amazing image of a student getting shoes for school. 1.00

00:17:32.100 Typical German, that one. 1.00

00:17:33.360 It's always bloody trainers. 1.00

00:17:36.180 It's what's fashion.

00:17:37.200 Yeah, I know.

00:17:38.100 They're literally just stealing the latest fashions.

00:17:40.620 But yeah, this happened all over Europe.

00:17:41.640 France, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain.

00:17:44.380 This is just what happens.

00:17:46.960 But I love DW's reporting here.

00:17:50.300 I mean, look at that.

00:17:51.000 Nationwide protests led by young people were largely peaceful throughout the day.

00:17:55.020 But reports about loosing and rioting in the evening, especially Frankfurt, overshadowed the spirit of the demonstrations.

00:18:01.900 Oh, Frankfurt, just one of the most diverse cities in Germany.

00:18:05.700 It absolutely is.

00:18:06.700 But they are completely on side because this is the morality of the establishment.

00:18:12.480 We want you to go out and do all of this liberal activism, but it's just a shame that you had to attack the emergency services.

00:18:20.100 It's just a shame that you had to loot the latest shops.

00:18:22.800 You know, it's just a shame.

00:18:23.660 and it's it's just embarrassing like there's no one outside of the closed circle of liberal morality

00:18:30.160 to blame for any of this this is just all on you you brought these people here you taught them the

00:18:36.340 things they believe and now they are just coming out and saying here's my gay pride flag here's my 0.75

00:18:40.520 palestine flag i'm gonna loot and burn and do whatever because you told me that's what i should

00:18:45.380 be doing in the name of equality so it's just and then what and then they'll say oh we don't want 0.50

00:18:50.540 to be modelled on what's happening in France

00:18:52.440 or maybe you shouldn't have followed France's

00:18:54.440 domestic model almost identically

00:18:56.580 for the past eight years and that goes to the

00:18:58.500 entirety of Western Europe. Exactly

00:19:00.520 there is nothing outside of

00:19:02.600 this. So you're just watching it as

00:19:04.560 an outsider, you know, the non-liberals

00:19:06.420 just watching it like, okay this is all

00:19:08.420 the liberal order will produce and

00:19:10.460 like you say, why wouldn't the

00:19:12.500 people now in like 30 years time

00:19:14.620 when they're in charge of things

00:19:16.000 well this is just normal. This is how inequality

00:19:18.660 is solved. This is how young people

00:19:20.700 express themselves. And if you think these people are bad

00:19:22.800 now, imagine what their grandchildren 1.00

00:19:24.740 are going to be like, or the immigrants they've brought in 1.00

00:19:26.860 to replace the grandchildren they didn't have. 1.00

00:19:29.180 Imagine what they're going to be like.

00:19:30.760 Imagine how little patience and

00:19:32.740 concern for the system and the country itself,

00:19:34.820 the civilisation, they're going to have.

00:19:36.700 Well, things all just stopped working, weren't they, like they did

00:19:38.760 in South Africa. Exactly, exactly.

00:19:40.860 Anyway, so the French authorities are actually

00:19:42.720 doing something about these.

00:19:44.660 But again,

00:19:46.340 it's not going to change,

00:19:48.260 until the ruling

00:19:50.340 ideology of the state changes

00:19:52.240 because it's the ruling ideology of the state

00:19:54.440 that produces this. But this is

00:19:56.280 incredible. One third of those arrested

00:19:58.240 in Nice were foreigners.

00:20:01.020 One third. 1.00

00:20:02.700 What a shock.

00:20:03.860 I couldn't believe that. What a shock.

00:20:06.560 Looking back at...

00:20:07.700 It's not more, to be honest.

00:20:09.140 Those are the ones that just hadn't got...

00:20:10.980 Well, they're the ones that they arrest.

00:20:12.540 Exactly. It's going to be the same.

00:20:15.480 So you've brought in 0.99

00:20:17.240 uh i mean should we say disrespectful cadre of foreign youths and then you've told them actually 0.86

00:20:25.340 the system is kind of for you right we're here to provide you with everything you want

00:20:30.140 and then when you go on a looting spree kid gloves you know slap on the wrist suspended sentence

00:20:36.720 whatever it is and you get let back out in society well why is it the next time that happens

00:20:42.260 they're not like all right well nothing's going to happen to me then yeah so i can get myself a

00:20:46.040 bunch of new trainers i can get myself a load of stuff i look this is a death spiral that our 1.00

00:20:51.200 civilization is trapped in where we are teaching the youth and the multicultural sort of you know 0.93

00:20:56.300 the urban youth that this is the way that they can get things and nothing bad will happen and so

00:21:02.860 this will continue on and on and on and i'm just and people stop investing in the country because

00:21:08.880 they'll just think well we're just going to get raided and looted every time we set up a shop in

00:21:13.640 the city well exactly and like they it's it's it's never going to get any better while these

00:21:19.080 people are being treated with kid gloves so anyway like i said like this this is just despicable

00:21:25.000 absolutely despicable and the fact that the media like there's been nothing on it on lbc or anything

00:21:31.940 like that radio 4 they're not talking about this even though it's happening all over europe all

00:21:36.820 this weekend you wouldn't have known if it wasn't for basically elon musk's twitter and us talking

00:21:42.280 about it now right you wouldn't know about this so just be aware if you start if one day you're

00:21:48.720 just going to the shops on a saturday oh there's loads of masked people a bunch of them are 1.00

00:21:53.300 foreigners and they're smashing stuff up well you know why right because europe is fostering 1.00

00:21:58.100 and inculcating this into its youth telling them actually if you wave a free gaza flag 1.00

00:22:02.940 or a gay pride flag whatever this is the sort of thing the system will like this is really

00:22:07.880 unfortunate I don't want this but it is the way things are feels quite remarkable actually that 0.97

00:22:17.380 this hasn't happened on this scale in Britain yet yeah but it's really a question of if not

00:22:22.560 you know sorry when not if I wonder how much of it is about the amount of welfare we give them

00:22:28.000 frankly yeah but even even Macron turned around and was like well if it weren't for your welfare

00:22:33.780 incentives. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Which is crazy.

00:22:39.120 Oh,

00:22:39.860 alright. Bit of an issue, sorry folks.

00:22:43.200 Anyway, let's

00:22:44.020 carry on. Okay.

00:22:46.860 Well, alright then

00:22:48.020 ladies and gentlemen, so Labour

00:22:49.660 have just yesterday initiated

00:22:51.740 their new reforms to

00:22:53.400 settlement in Britain, sometimes

00:22:55.580 referred to as ILR,

00:22:57.040 ILR,

00:22:59.640 indefinite leave to remain.

00:23:01.400 Thanks, Samson. And

00:23:02.820 And as a result of all of this, we find ourselves in a position where, once more, the Labour government are treating British people like abuse victims.

00:23:12.820 They're turning around and saying to you, oh, no, no, no, no, it's going to be safer, we're going to be better this time, we hear what you've been saying and we've changed, we've changed so desperately.

00:23:21.580 But in fact, what you find is just a system of even more entrenched but formalised abuse.

00:23:30.000 And that's really what it is, it's a formalisation.

00:23:32.820 of a system that we're still being abused under and i would just like to begin by um echoing a

00:23:38.260 few words from shabana mahmoud's um comments in the house of commons yesterday god where she went

00:23:44.100 on to say a little a little over a month ago at the labour party conference i promised we would

00:23:49.540 adopt a policy on this issue that is guided above all by fairness fairness towards those who came 0.62

00:23:55.860 here legally and play a part and fairness towards British citizens already here who should not be

00:24:02.980 asked to bear a greater burden. So let's just bear those words in mind shall we as we go forward.

00:24:11.300 So what's actually happening? Well according to the Home Office under the earned settlement model

00:24:18.820 set out before Parliament today the right to live in the United Kingdom permanently

00:24:23.700 will no longer be granted automatically after five years instead it will be earned under the

00:24:30.900 these reforms uh the standard route to settlement will double from five to ten years people who

00:24:36.580 enter illegally including by small boats uh face a weight of up to 30 years to settle not deported

00:24:43.460 like the majority of the country wants them to be just oh they'll have to wait longer they'll just

00:24:49.140 They can soak up your benefits for 30 years, your hotels, your expenses. 0.99

00:24:53.720 Just for anyone who's wondering, illegals are not allowed to work in this country. 0.99

00:24:57.160 It's illegal to employ illegal immigrants in this country. 0.98

00:24:59.880 So they are literally going to have to be here for 30 years on benefits. 1.00

00:25:03.900 And the government's like, well, here's citizenship.

00:25:06.380 Why? Why would we want any of these people here? 1.00

00:25:09.120 This is ridiculous. 0.96

00:25:10.200 I mean, just a quick thing on the first one. 0.86

00:25:12.340 At least they've increased that.

00:25:14.520 Well, it might do something to kick the ILR for the Boris wave. 1.00

00:25:19.140 down the road slightly but the the rumor about all of this is she was going to u-turn on it all 1.00

00:25:24.100 and so that's not that bad but still uh but the entire thing is an insult care workers who meet

00:25:30.340 the visa requirements will retain a five-year route uh that again that was something that was

00:25:35.380 pushed back on by the backbenchers who are always in the labor party saying you're not being

00:25:40.100 progressive enough you're not being progressive enough meanwhile we've got more than a million

00:25:44.100 young people out of work yes uh higher earners on more than 50 000 pounds skilled public service

00:25:50.040 workers and refugees arriving on safe and legal routes will be able to settle in five years and

00:25:55.540 again let's just remember that when should we say safe and legal routes according to the reforms by

00:26:01.940 labor this just means sponsorships yeah by charities and communities around britain now

00:26:08.760 to give it the veneer of public consent

00:26:12.000 when actually what it is 1.00

00:26:13.620 is just foreigners bringing in

00:26:15.600 more foreigners into the community. 1.00

00:26:17.580 It's what they did anyway. 0.99

00:26:18.800 It's what they've been doing anyway.

00:26:20.140 They announced it the other day, didn't they?

00:26:22.140 That they were going to work with a series of charities

00:26:24.700 like Care for Calais and stuff.

00:26:26.940 So it's going to be an industrialised process

00:26:28.820 of getting these people into the country

00:26:31.120 that the government will be fully

00:26:32.720 coordinating and complicit in.

00:26:34.860 And as you say, 0.85

00:26:36.020 it'll be foreigners sponsoring foreigners.

00:26:37.820 Because we get, again, Max Tempers has done amazing work on this, identifying, like, you know, here's a garage or something, but it's got, like, you know, 15 employees.

00:26:47.920 You know, five of them are, like, you know, high-skilled employees.

00:26:51.940 And it's like, how could that be?

00:26:53.300 It's a petrol station.

00:26:54.720 You know, like, what are you talking about?

00:26:56.440 This is, you know, a phone shop or something like this.

00:26:58.700 And so it's obviously being used as a grift, a giant grift.

00:27:01.380 And it's like, okay, why don't we just formalize that system and industrialize it?

00:27:05.200 That's what this is saying.

00:27:06.860 and also so go on next they also the higher earners more than 50 grand it's like yeah so

00:27:15.020 poor well remember that's the top rate of tax so that's the top rate of tax i know there's some

00:27:22.720 people watching this in the uk that are probably like i'd love that amount just zoom out to like

00:27:28.280 america and the rest of the world we are so poor yeah it's embarrassing and also if you had 50

00:27:35.200 grand the amount of money that would be taxed from that is just yeah 45 percent for anyone

00:27:41.540 wondering right so that the the distinction between the the bare minimum uh the bottom rate

00:27:47.600 of tax and the top rate of tax is about 22 000 pounds right so if the the uh the minimum amount

00:27:55.300 you're allowed to get paid to work and the maximum amount before the government just starts taking

00:27:59.360 half your wages is 22 000 pounds and 50 grand is the top of it as nate's right we we are a country

00:28:05.740 with such low horizons we don't realize that we've been taxed into absolute poverty but 50

00:28:11.380 grand is not a lot of money no not at all um and certainly not in the grand scheme of things where 0.98

00:28:17.680 if someone makes 50 000 pounds a year from a migrant that was take home that still wouldn't 0.99

00:28:22.200 be that much yeah but then for it to just continue to go into this absolute black hole of a system 0.79

00:28:28.720 Migrants who claim benefits face a 20-year wait for settlement. 0.99

00:28:33.340 Well, you can just keep claiming benefits for 20 years, can't you? 1.00

00:28:37.800 Here's a foreigner. 1.00

00:28:38.760 We're going to make him wait 20 years until we give him a visa, 1.00

00:28:41.520 but we're going to give him benefits.

00:28:43.160 Why are they allowed any access to our benefits?

00:28:46.880 Why?

00:28:47.840 It's just insane. 1.00

00:28:49.580 Migrants with a criminal record will be prevented from settling in the United Kingdom. 1.00

00:28:53.820 Just something to add about... 1.00

00:28:54.820 Just deport. 0.68

00:28:55.220 Well, exactly that.

00:28:56.380 They don't say they're going to be deported.

00:28:58.420 They just say prevented from settling.

00:29:00.140 No, you can't see the word deport on here whatsoever.

00:29:03.520 On benefits. 0.99

00:29:04.380 You'll just be allowed to stay,

00:29:06.180 but you're not going to be given citizenship.

00:29:08.320 There is no threshold.

00:29:09.740 And what's more as well,

00:29:10.780 this is not going to be applied retroactively.

00:29:13.400 So the government is not going to go through and say,

00:29:15.460 well, now that we've changed it

00:29:16.520 to no one with a criminal record can move to Britain.

00:29:18.960 They're not going to say, 0.99

00:29:20.340 well, all of the foreigners here

00:29:21.960 who already had criminal records have to go. 1.00

00:29:25.740 no they can just stay forever that would be un-british but also you know there are there

00:29:30.820 are millions of illegals here and they don't know what their criminal record status is

00:29:35.460 throwing their passports and whatever into the channel and various other ways like you don't 0.56

00:29:40.160 you don't know anything but the worst part about all of this is that it says oh by the way up until

00:29:45.400 this point all of this was completely legal yeah migrants claiming benefits migrants with criminal

00:29:50.540 records migrants who don't speak english migrants who don't earn lots of money just just they're 0.96

00:29:57.820 all just here and this this most tepid of reforms yeah absolutely tepid this is by no means the 1.00

00:30:05.900 bare minimum this this is ridiculous and again when you say oh all migrants will be required to 1.00

00:30:11.040 meet a-level standards of english look i don't care if they have the eloquence of chaucer 1.00

00:30:16.920 right if they're all somalians i don't want them here in britain taking over the communities or 0.62

00:30:23.860 whatever other country they come from it's not a question of their language proficiency it's a 1.00

00:30:29.460 question of the cultures and habits that they bring with them and i can teach well not i but 0.57

00:30:34.740 people have been known to teach gorillas sign language doesn't mean i want infinity gorillas 0.80

00:30:39.560 in this country no it's because you can teach some subcontinental third world a level english 0.98

00:30:46.300 doesn't mean that they should be in this country. 1.00

00:30:48.560 It's just an absurd position to hold.

00:30:51.800 Especially, there are going to be probably like a billion people

00:30:55.200 around the world who speak English.

00:30:57.180 Yeah, I mean, it is the world's language.

00:30:58.860 Yeah, so, you know... 0.96

00:31:00.200 I mean, what a ridiculous position to be in.

00:31:02.880 Exactly, like, oh, we've got to meet the requirement of A-level linguistics.

00:31:05.820 Yeah, there are probably hundreds of millions...

00:31:07.520 Also, A-level standards are terrible at the moment.

00:31:10.000 Yes.

00:31:10.620 But also, what is this?

00:31:12.400 But the point is, you know, we could...

00:31:13.740 This, just this standard alone could easily flood our country with a number of people.

00:31:19.360 Absolutely.

00:31:20.180 Utterly unmanageable.

00:31:21.100 Absolutely.

00:31:22.300 But it is Brexit's fault, don't you know, this entire thing.

00:31:25.920 Nate, to someone, you know, who's part of the Save Europe Act, tell me, how do you feel the EU is dealing with their migration problems and controls these days?

00:31:35.200 Well, yeah, I mean, this is, I mean, this just shirks responsibility, doesn't it?

00:31:38.880 I mean, Parliament is sovereign.

00:31:40.180 And I've said this many times in any video we've done on anything like this,

00:31:46.120 is that Parliament is sovereign.

00:31:47.980 This is all by policy.

00:31:49.660 To be like, Brexit had a significant impact because you chose it to,

00:31:53.680 because you allowed it to.

00:31:54.600 No, no, it literally is because Boris Johnson wanted the Financial Times

00:31:58.300 to think well of him.

00:31:59.220 So he said, open the borders.

00:32:01.460 It wasn't because, you know, there was some outside force pressuring us

00:32:05.860 to take in migrants.

00:32:06.560 None of this is. 1.00

00:32:07.180 They just chose it.

00:32:08.040 Everything, yeah, you're exactly right.

00:32:09.180 everything is just a choice and so i'm sick of it well this is this is literally the tory cope

00:32:14.200 when when you when you pin them on the boris wave they said well strictly we did take back control

00:32:19.980 we just decided to betray you i've got my hand on the lever and i'm pulling it so we get maximum

00:32:24.820 immigration yeah i'm in full control of this claiming to not have control it's not even

00:32:30.480 something that the tories claim yeah and so but then we get to the real and again go back to

00:32:37.280 Mahmoud's words about the fact oh and something that is fair for the British public now let's hear

00:32:43.160 from the British public please Luca well you can uh best I can do is 18 percent that is mad and the 0.73

00:32:49.260 other 73 percent sorry well majority of them are current visa holders so migrants who have come

00:32:56.560 over and the other thing as well I would just say don't be fooled when it says 18 percent being

00:33:01.400 British citizens I was about to say that that doesn't mean British that just means people who

00:33:06.580 have also been given passports.

00:33:08.180 It means administratively, British.

00:33:10.060 Yes, it does.

00:33:10.940 Look at this breakdown. 0.99

00:33:13.420 Why did they even ask an asylum seeker?

00:33:16.020 But look at this breakdown, right?

00:33:17.880 So 73% response is current visa holders. 0.99

00:33:22.440 Right, okay, so foreigners, right? 0.99

00:33:24.080 That's what that means.

00:33:25.620 So we didn't even get a say in this.

00:33:26.820 We asked 146,000 foreigners 1.00

00:33:29.300 if we should let them stay 1.00

00:33:30.820 and make it easier for them to stay. 1.00

00:33:32.400 And bring in more foreigners. 0.99

00:33:33.740 Well, I wonder what their answer was. 1.00

00:33:35.120 Yeah, crazy.

00:33:35.780 it's remarkable the entire thing is just an admittance again five percent people with

00:33:40.100 settled status three percent refugees i wonder what their opinions were like yeah one person

00:33:45.700 asylum and then look at the ethnicity asian or asian british 51 what did you poll bradford

00:33:52.100 or something like sorry 19 white that doesn't even mean white british by the way that could

00:33:57.940 have been irish european whatever an albanian an albanian asylum seeker could have responded

00:34:03.460 themselves down as white this is what the the nonsense rhetoric from people suggesting 0.95

00:34:07.900 you know those calling for remigration are racist no mate i want albanians gone they're white yeah 0.99

00:34:13.100 yeah yeah i don't i don't want hundreds of thousands of french in the country either you 0.95

00:34:17.180 know like it it's a the demographics are changed no matter where they're from yeah and that's the 1.00

00:34:24.420 problem but like to ask oh yeah we asked 51 of the responses were asians well i wonder what their

00:34:29.960 opinions were just but interestingly once you are so i'm going to get into the actual paper

00:34:36.660 so this is such a slap in the face it's such an but it but it really shows you who the government 0.97

00:34:43.340 is for yes who the country is for what the system is for it's for foreigners and it goes to show

00:34:48.200 that they understand implicitly that by asking the foreigners a certain question against asking

00:34:53.940 actual british people they're going to get severely different answers on what actually

00:34:59.360 needs to be done because we know from a previous polling that the majority of britain's just across

00:35:04.740 the board want all of the illegals deported yes at minimum that is what they want and so sorry

00:35:11.400 just this respondent demographic characteristics varied widely no they didn't half of them were

00:35:15.780 asians that's not varying widely there's not oh my god sorry this is just infuriating oh i know

00:35:21.300 i know and i've been sat here all morning yeah just receiving just seething over this um and we

00:35:27.680 get this forward by the Home Secretary herself saying, my parents came to this country from

00:35:33.280 rural Kashmir more than 50 years ago. So foreigners, important foreigners. That's what this comes

00:35:37.840 down to. Sorry, sorry. It's all right. I was just going to say. I'm actually seething about it.

00:35:41.220 Yeah, I know, I know. I genuinely agree. So the point is that, right, someone who has no roots

00:35:46.240 in this country going back more than 50 years. And no children as well. So no future in this 0.91

00:35:52.620 Is now deciding the future of your children and this continuity, this heritage that goes back to the mists of time about what happens in this country.

00:36:04.620 And she talks about the fact that, again, just every single sentence rips through my senses when she says they came because they knew that they will be treated fairly here.

00:36:14.160 yes when the majority population was british and we felt secure we extended the hand of friendship

00:36:21.440 and charity and they came because they'd make money yes exactly and yet now once you have the

00:36:30.160 demographic security to feel you have not just one hand but both hands on the system yeah you

00:36:37.200 have now decided that actually we are going to tailor our asylum system and our immigration system

00:36:43.400 to not the people who have been here generation upon generation, 0.98

00:36:48.300 but in fact to people who have no claim to be here whatsoever

00:36:52.100 and are entirely doing it so that they can extract resources from us

00:36:57.080 or harbour their grievance narratives based on colonialism.

00:37:03.220 If you are watching this and you vote for the Labour Party, 1.00

00:37:06.340 I think you're a treacherous parasite. 1.00

00:37:09.240 Yeah. 1.00

00:37:11.180 Yeah, seems to be right.

00:37:12.920 the british people are welcoming and generous those who come in i don't think you've asked them

00:37:18.000 lately well we know you haven't we know you haven't asked them because we know that if you did

00:37:25.340 you wouldn't be able to once again it's just about manufacturing consent in the same way it was about

00:37:31.260 community sponsorships and charities it's like oh right the people who already agree with you

00:37:35.580 and and to go to your point carl about these places amnesty and care for calais right we're

00:37:41.100 familiar with these charities for a long

00:37:43.100 time now have we ever heard in

00:37:44.920 10 years that this has been going on

00:37:46.660 you know more that they've ever

00:37:49.100 turned around and just said no

00:37:51.000 not that person they wouldn't be safe

00:37:53.080 or do they just sycophantically

00:37:55.580 just say yes

00:37:57.240 to absolutely everyone

00:37:58.780 I'm just saying she says fairness underpins

00:38:01.060 my vision for the new system I don't feel

00:38:03.080 like I'm being dealt with fairly

00:38:04.000 that simple

00:38:05.400 we weren't asked were we

00:38:07.780 and we were never asked

00:38:09.980 is uh really yeah growing day by day anyway so i do that i just want to settlement the right to

00:38:18.540 live permanently in the united kingdom and share fully in the security and opportunities

00:38:22.780 our country provides one it's not your country it's one of the most significant rights we can grant

00:38:28.620 yeah until it's completely upended demographically and then there will be no opportunities and no 0.96

00:38:34.620 security but more of congratulations you've terraformed our country you've colonized our 0.72

00:38:39.300 country to oblivion but that's exactly that's exactly it right it's the colonization because

00:38:43.320 what that sentence is saying is your country is a newly discovered frontier for settlement by 0.96

00:38:48.980 foreigners so they can have opportunities and extract wealth from you that's what that sentence

00:38:54.440 says i hate this yeah it's really really horrible um and so we go to oh the well as they say here 1.00

00:39:01.640 interesting as well isn't it when we went back and we actually broke down the demographics of

00:39:06.200 who was asked well here it's just more than 200 000 people responded i don't remember getting an

00:39:11.680 offer no i would have given you my opinion but they don't say who they asked yeah well too well

00:39:17.420 we know they asked 100 000 asians yes uh and they go and say well all applicant minimum standards

00:39:23.900 for settlement

00:39:24.620 they literally

00:39:25.500 they asked

00:39:26.280 150,000 foreigners

00:39:28.180 just

00:39:29.540 actual immigrants

00:39:31.060 just

00:39:31.480 the applicant

00:39:33.600 must demonstrate

00:39:34.580 good character

00:39:35.600 and suitability

00:39:37.020 what

00:39:37.800 and judged by who

00:39:39.020 what

00:39:39.380 the foreign home secretary

00:39:40.880 yeah judged by the home office

00:39:42.160 great

00:39:42.560 and the Muslim network

00:39:43.300 of the home office

00:39:43.740 oh yeah well that's

00:39:45.100 I mean

00:39:45.780 yeah I know

00:39:46.360 the applicant

00:39:48.020 must not have

00:39:48.720 any outstanding

00:39:49.400 government debt

00:39:50.400 the applicant

00:39:51.360 must demonstrate

00:39:52.240 anyone on benefits does

00:39:54.520 Yes.

00:39:54.960 It's not a debt.

00:39:55.440 Literally most of...

00:39:56.620 It's an entitlement.

00:39:57.700 It's not a debt.

00:39:58.400 They're not learning it.

00:39:59.600 They're not getting it back.

00:40:00.760 It's just pouring money into a black hole.

00:40:03.000 Fantastic little footnote here as well on this one.

00:40:05.500 The applicant must demonstrate strong English language abilities.

00:40:09.120 Two footnote.

00:40:10.140 Ooh, okay.

00:40:11.240 Two.

00:40:12.200 There will be a lower English language requirement for refugees admitted through the UK resettlement scheme. 1.00

00:40:18.520 Oh, great. 1.00

00:40:19.040 So, again, if you've come over on a dinghy or you've come in because Bradford have decided that they just want more of your people here, then that standard is just wavered and it really doesn't matter. 0.64

00:40:32.920 And you can disappear into the black economy or Deliveroo or Uber Eats or the Turkish Barbers, just anything that we just see.

00:40:41.380 I just cannot get over this.

00:40:42.980 Like, yeah, 18% were British citizens. 1.00

00:40:44.760 That renders all of this complete null and void. 0.99

00:40:46.920 73% of 1.00

00:40:49.640 respondents were immigrants

00:40:50.960 who were you asking?

00:40:53.000 You would have gone out of your way

00:40:55.400 You must have done

00:40:56.280 The consultation was open to everyone and respondents were self-selecting

00:41:00.140 Yeah, sure it was 0.99

00:41:01.020 Yeah, bullshit, I don't believe that 0.98

00:41:03.480 Like one second, sorry 0.99

00:41:05.040 73% 0.99

00:41:07.500 73% visa holders

00:41:09.740 Obviously

00:41:10.780 Interesting this line there though

00:41:12.660 The findings therefore represent the views of those who chose to respond

00:41:15.720 and should not be treated as representative of the general public.

00:41:18.700 Yeah, no kidding.

00:41:20.120 No kidding it's not representative of the general public.

00:41:22.580 Yeah, you wouldn't like the general public leave.

00:41:26.140 I'm sure you're aware of that.

00:41:27.480 It's going to inform everything that you're doing here, isn't it?

00:41:30.360 And will inform the future general public.

00:41:33.020 And they're going to pretend that because they have this all legislated for now,

00:41:37.740 that this is the final word.

00:41:39.080 That the immigration question is settled.

00:41:41.720 We now have this fair system that gives justice to all.

00:41:45.120 Just wait till we get a right-wing government.

00:41:46.780 Oh, yes.

00:41:47.680 Oh, yes.

00:41:48.780 Anyway, immigration breaches.

00:41:51.260 Well, what would happen under that?

00:41:52.620 Well, under the current rules, the previous immigration breach

00:41:55.300 does not result in a permanently longer pathway to resettlement.

00:42:00.060 In a fairer pathway to resettlement,

00:42:02.500 we consulted on whether a specified immigration breach

00:42:05.660 should lead to an additional 10, sorry, 5, 10, 15.

00:42:09.300 It's like, just deportment.

00:42:13.780 Oh, gosh.

00:42:14.880 uh but that's that's the that's the point right we are like okay maybe there are things a person

00:42:21.880 can do that prevent them from being settled here and they're like no no no they're getting here

00:42:25.800 one way or another yes the question is just how are they getting here 20 years for settlement

00:42:30.500 maybe could be 30 years no no just sorry go on and what is the country going to look like in 30

00:42:37.880 years on current paths i mean my goodness um earned settlement um specified immigration

00:42:45.480 breaches committed as an adult will place an applicant onto a 20-year pathway in which again

00:42:50.760 they'll still just be harbored in their own communities they'll still be able to just you

00:42:55.420 understand the point a year pathway to get a piece of paper what difference would the piece of paper

00:42:59.180 make but but the incredible the greatest would it make to them the greatest thing about all of this

00:43:05.080 No, after they've admitted that 73% of the respondents are foreigners,

00:43:10.840 it's incredible because every time you get a section where it just says,

00:43:13.940 what respondents told us, you go, wow, I didn't see them coming to that conclusion.

00:43:18.380 What a shock in the first line.

00:43:20.400 Respondents expressed mixed views about linking settlement to earnings.

00:43:24.100 Yeah, I bet they did.

00:43:25.040 I bet those Deliveroo drivers were like, we'd just like it now, please, so we can get benefits.

00:43:29.740 Some supported the principle that those making the greatest economic contribution

00:43:34.040 contribution should qualify sooner that'd be the 18 percent brits others argued that salary alone

00:43:39.620 does not adequately reflect contribution and highlight again we've totally leapfrogged

00:43:45.460 well we need them for the workforce no no no let's not even let's not even pretend that this

00:43:52.140 is about the economy or about people actually being in the labor force there are other ways

00:43:57.340 to contribute to society don't wider social contribution well i just read before coming

00:44:03.180 on the stream that two afghans uh sexually assaulted a 14 year old girl on a train yes i 0.95

00:44:10.220 don't accept the social contributions of foreigners quite frankly it's undemocratic 0.87

00:44:15.540 i don't really want them not here uh really horrible is it was wider social contribution 1.00

00:44:22.560 of what loud music yeah loud music awful bloody garish color turning up to nottinghill

00:44:29.860 carnival scamming people turkish barbers you know mobile phone shops vape shops the wider social

00:44:37.860 contribution of them being loud of riots dating the riots you know like it's a social contribution 0.84

00:44:44.020 um and the protests if um if the government are found to be um insufficient with their gibs

00:44:50.980 in any way as well uh where actually we're not forking out enough for some reason views

00:44:56.100 views were also divided on the role of public funds in the settlement system i bet they were

00:45:02.120 and so this entire thing is this basically this entire paper is just a confession what do the

00:45:09.460 migrants want yeah from the foreigners as to how they would govern the country if they had 0.85

00:45:14.240 absolute power and in every single circumstance it's you mr brit being screwed over and shibana 0.99

00:45:22.300 Mahmood a literal foreigner is saying yeah we're just going to do all of this yeah again someone 0.70

00:45:28.560 with no children she's really unusual in her own community that she's not married she doesn't have 0.92

00:45:33.320 kids no investment in the future indeed uh under earned settlement uh applicants will need to

00:45:40.220 demonstrate a minimum level of economic contribution and we can see here well three uh higher earnings

00:45:46.040 could lead to faster settlement three years for the highest economic contributions earning

00:45:50.880 at least 125 000 pounds like anybody arriving here is going to is going to actually be valid

00:45:59.160 for that anyone most brits would not be valid for that absolutely i'd love to know what percentage

00:46:05.820 of migrants who arrive in the i'm gonna you carry on all right i'm gonna google uh five years for

00:46:11.420 higher earners earning at least 50 000 pounds ish and 10 years as the default for those making a 0.93

00:46:18.540 sustained contribution

00:46:19.980 of £12,000 a year.

00:46:22.980 That isn't a contribution.

00:46:24.520 I know. That is not a contribution.

00:46:27.040 You're a parasite at that 1.00

00:46:28.560 point. As in 1.00

00:46:30.220 fiscally

00:46:31.380 tax-wise welfare,

00:46:34.480 you are taking more.

00:46:36.340 They all are. You are contextually,

00:46:38.700 demonstrably... They literally

00:46:40.600 all are. The Financial Times

00:46:42.440 covered it the other day.

00:46:44.800 It's only

00:46:45.720 white Brits who are net contributors to the

00:46:48.460 exchequer like yeah but why ask them what their opinion is on the on the immigration system uh

00:46:55.640 yeah yeah i don't know why we don't yeah uh public funds well uh under the current rules most

00:47:01.000 immigration routes restrict access to public funds unless you arrive on a dinghy and you get a full

00:47:06.720 four-star hotel paid at our expense bicycles phones bus services all of the food uh and again 0.96

00:47:14.360 And I just, oh gosh, I remember back to a segment that I did about where there was this whistleblower working at a hotel

00:47:21.140 who just talked about all of the Afghans who'd been brought in under the Afghan resettlement scheme.

00:47:26.980 And it's just a horror story. It's just a horror story. 0.83

00:47:31.040 In a fairer pathway to settlement, we consulted on whether accessing public funds should add five or ten years to the settlement pathway.

00:47:39.160 And our survey says, well, obviously they wanted more.

00:47:44.360 So, we get to the point now where we go on to, well, what did respondents say, of course? Well, they responded generally, and they agreed that on the question of integration, it should form part of the settlement system.

00:47:57.880 And at this point, again, we're so far through the process of multiculturalism that you can just disappear into Tower Hamlets, into Hoban and St. Pancras, into Birmingham, into Bradford, and there is no need to integrate whatsoever.

00:48:15.200 In fact, you are actively discouraged from integrating, and even if you weren't, the question of demographic security rears its head at every single turn, because that is ultimately what we are questioning here. 0.97

00:48:30.040 And every step on that we see with a Pakistani Home Secretary 0.91

00:48:36.120 deciding that she has the authority to do this to us 1.00

00:48:40.860 only serves to show what a grotesque experiment it is

00:48:44.340 and why it must be reversed and fought at every turn.

00:48:48.120 So you're not going to be surprised to learn that there's no data

00:48:52.020 on what percentage of migrants are earning more than £120,000 a year. 0.63

00:48:57.920 Long.

00:48:58.720 Very few.

00:49:00.040 Here's the estimate. 0.79

00:49:01.520 Chat GPT.

00:49:05.560 Knowledge of life in the United Kingdom.

00:49:08.440 Settlement represents a permanent commitment to life in the United Kingdom.

00:49:13.800 The government therefore believes it's reasonable to expect applicants seeking settlement

00:49:17.660 to demonstrate an understanding of the United Kingdom's history.

00:49:22.120 Institutions, laws, customs, yes, what they used to be before.

00:49:26.500 No, no, no, but even then, yeah, there are going to be loads of them who are like,

00:49:29.500 yeah your country oppressed my country and i want reparations this is what the king and

00:49:34.420 bloody what's his face burnham are currently swanning around the caribbean for at the moment

00:49:39.360 a lot of countries have a very negative view of british history institutions laws customs

00:49:45.140 and values they might have a good understanding of them but they don't like them yeah absolutely

00:49:50.420 true um they go on under the current rules most applicable sorry uh in a fairer we committed to

00:49:57.660 Retaining the life in the United Kingdom test.

00:50:00.200 Right.

00:50:00.620 I sat for about half an hour this morning

00:50:03.100 just going through a practice of this.

00:50:05.800 Oh, yeah.

00:50:07.000 Not only...

00:50:08.080 And the fact that I could just practice it

00:50:09.800 over and over and over again

00:50:11.280 suggests to you that eventually

00:50:13.060 you will be able to just crack it.

00:50:15.480 And the other thing as well

00:50:16.680 is just the fact that this entire document

00:50:19.940 is ignoring the fact

00:50:21.620 that we now have just such entrenched

00:50:26.440 human rights lawyers, refugee councils,

00:50:29.360 lawyers, Runnymede Trust, all of them,

00:50:33.440 that even if you fail this,

00:50:35.500 even if you fail any of these criteria,

00:50:38.040 there is an entire network designed for just keeping you

00:50:41.700 in this country at all costs,

00:50:43.580 even if your son,

00:50:45.000 even if it is because of something as trivial as your son

00:50:47.940 not being happy with Albanian chicken nuggets, right? 0.98

00:50:52.680 That's how ridiculous it's got. 1.00

00:50:54.220 So this whole... 0.58

00:50:55.860 yeah also you've missed the part that is actually quite key here the government is also reviewing

00:51:03.920 the test to ensure it better reflects life in modern britain yeah well modern britain is terrible

00:51:10.040 well yeah well because it is a hellhole and this will just make it easier for them well actually

00:51:14.500 you're right to point out because this is one of the questions on the test that i got wrong

00:51:18.060 because it told me which of these is not a british value and i got it wrong and i ticked

00:51:23.620 tolerance and diversity so uh that was on me but um oops uh you're not british sorry

00:51:30.760 what respondents told us in terms of dependence well most respondents disagreed that partners or

00:51:39.480 children should be required to earn settlement entirely in their own right respondents emphasize

00:51:45.080 the importance of family unity and argue that families generally make decisions including

00:51:51.500 financial decisions as a household and as a result most english people disagree with that

00:51:57.260 yeah they absolutely do not matter the house but now that's absurd we find something truly

00:52:04.060 uh ridiculous where it says well the government recognizes that migration and settlement decisions

00:52:08.860 affect whole families the final framework will therefore support families to settle together 0.85

00:52:15.020 while ensuring that adult dependents meet appropriate requirements

00:52:19.380 and complete a relevant period of residence.

00:52:22.740 Having considered the consultation response,

00:52:26.180 the government has moved away from a wholly individualized model for dependents.

00:52:31.960 The final approach will place greater weight on family unity,

00:52:35.980 shared household contribution...

00:52:37.680 Oh, jeez. Sorry.

00:52:39.780 Yeah, there it is.

00:52:41.460 Greater weight. It's already bad enough.

00:52:43.960 so they're going to go

00:52:45.420 they're going to double down

00:52:46.800 whole families of foreigners

00:52:48.760 that's what they're telling us

00:52:50.240 are you

00:52:50.900 Spanish Pakistani 0.70

00:52:52.620 is telling me 1.00

00:52:53.700 taking

00:52:54.040 benefits for your 0.66

00:52:56.080 nine Bangladeshi children

00:52:57.640 yeah

00:52:58.120 well

00:52:58.500 there we go

00:52:59.400 surprise Pikachu face

00:53:01.180 oh gosh

00:53:02.980 sorry

00:53:03.280 I'm just so mad

00:53:04.320 I'm so mad

00:53:05.520 sorry

00:53:06.020 when it comes to it

00:53:07.140 our approach will

00:53:08.060 pull this great weight

00:53:08.840 on family unity as well

00:53:10.260 as Rupert Lowe said

00:53:12.260 whole communities

00:53:13.060 Yes. Illegal entry. Well, there really is a test, isn't it? The government believes that illegal entry, including where a person arrives in a small boat, should have a meaningful consequence for permanent settlement, supporting the wider objective of restoring order and control to the immigration system.

00:53:33.940 Of all of those that claimed asylum between 2021 and 2025, the year, 58% arrived via illegal entry routes.

00:53:44.260 Yeah.

00:53:44.920 How many of them are still here and have just been sponging?

00:53:48.780 And committing crimes and doing unspeakably terrible things to our girls, right?

00:53:54.960 I mean, not just girls, Wayne Broadhurst.

00:53:56.640 Just getting murdered in broad daylight.

00:53:58.900 Yeah.

00:53:59.660 Yeah, and there was that old chap as well in London, wasn't there?

00:54:02.220 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:54:02.940 just every you can't go a day without a horror story and the government know this because they

00:54:09.940 put out leaflets telling you telling them not to rape well shibana mahoud herself who said every

00:54:15.660 woman who's come across on this has been raped by the migrants on the way yeah so okay we'll just

00:54:20.780 i would just assume they were all rapists then which is what the government's position is which

00:54:24.700 is why they give out the don't rape pamphlets well at least they now have a 30-year pathway

00:54:29.000 to citizenship or permanent settlement as if being here for 30 years wasn't basically permanent in

00:54:35.560 all but name anyway um anyway and then we'll just get to the aspect of social care shall we oh good

00:54:44.200 what those ones which were feeding someone dog food because they couldn't read the label yeah

00:54:48.520 so that's they're great they are yeah love them shabana mahmood said this in the comments must

00:54:54.920 addressed both sides of this, recognising the service of those who cared for our sick and

00:55:00.280 elderly at a time of immense national need and also addressing the abuse that was present on

00:55:06.040 this route. The government solution does so in two ways. Firstly, by providing a five-year path

00:55:12.540 to settlement for care workers who lived up to the promise that they made on coming to this

00:55:17.240 country, worked hard and answered our call when we needed them. Those who earned £25,000 a year

00:55:24.040 working in the social care sector which was the condition of their visa will therefore be able to

00:55:29.300 settle on their existing five-year path. The second group who have not fulfilled the conditions

00:55:36.440 of their visa represent around a quarter of those who came between 2022 and 2025 or switched into

00:55:43.600 this route. We will offer them a second chance to make the contribution that they came to this

00:55:48.760 country to make they will be able to apply for another five-year care visa and they will not be

00:55:54.180 tied to their old employer allowing those with rogue sponsors to break away from them the

00:56:00.040 government has already stripped around 1800 exploitative employers of their licenses and

00:56:05.200 we are lifting standards in care with our fair pay agreement across the sector is we accept that

00:56:11.760 there's rogue sponsors and so people committed fraud to get here we're going to give them another

00:56:17.200 chance to stay here even though we know that they committed fraud the absolute insanity

00:56:22.340 jesus uh 51 of all visas granted to care workers yeah the majority in 2023 were sponsored by

00:56:30.640 employers who had since had their licenses predominantly lost due to fraud or abuse

00:56:36.960 and they're saying well even though you came here under faulty pretenses we are going to help you to

00:56:43.780 remain here not to send you back home because you were and again when you said oh they fulfilled

00:56:49.040 their promises uh you know and uh our invitation to them our you mean boris's yeah why are you

00:56:55.940 doing the work of boris johnson why are you solidifying tory games the uniparty reveals

00:57:01.300 itself in its own language unless of course you know that they all vote for labor if if you if

00:57:06.040 you were living in some third world country and you literally were living off you know a dollar

00:57:11.680 a day or whatever you had barely any money and someone came to you and said look if you do five 0.99

00:57:16.320 years worth of labor it's not good labor you know as zach polanski said no one wants to wipe a bum 0.65

00:57:21.440 but if you do five years and then they'll just give you free money forever would you take that 0.84

00:57:26.640 deal because it seems after five years they can just quit and go on benefits and just be given a

00:57:32.520 free house from the state and get however many thousands of pounds it is every month that we

00:57:36.880 give these people for them to just do nothing for the rest of their lives it just seems that's the

00:57:41.260 offer that we're making to the entire world if you do five years worth of work we give you free

00:57:45.460 money forever god almighty it's um the entire thing is just a national embarrassment yeah it's

00:57:52.840 a humiliation ritual uh by the government that is occupying us and again dan reminded me this

00:57:59.200 morning as well that when you talk about gaps in the the care worker force well this is not even

00:58:03.640 taking into account all of those who were forced out of their roles during the lockdown for refusing

00:58:10.000 to take the vaccine wasn't this what weren't like nurses some of the highest refusers of the

00:58:15.360 vaccines as well yes that's really interesting isn't it um but then i suppose if you're coming 0.98

00:58:20.660 from some third world you'll just be compliant with the system that is forcing these things on 0.99

00:58:26.340 you because they're going to pay you for it and then you might be able to just stay here forever

00:58:30.540 so seems like a fair deal for a jab in the arm uh obviously i have to conclude this segment with

00:58:36.740 rupert lowe's response to this because it is the correct one restore britain now considers the

00:58:42.760 entire immigration british immigration system fundamentally illegitimate the scale of the

00:58:48.460 betrayal has been extraordinary successive governments have opened our borders handed

00:58:52.720 out permanent settlement and granted citizenship on the scale the british public never vote people

00:58:58.020 never voted for there are conservatives labor and reform politicians who are wholly responsible and

00:59:03.940 they must be held to account we do not accept that their traitorous decisions should bind future

00:59:09.640 generations forever in the exact way that they think that they have bound you and and the very

00:59:16.760 destiny of britain to mass immigration forever and that make no mistake is why the system is being

00:59:24.620 formalized in this way in order to try and cement those gains uh goes on to say in short we will not 0.95

00:59:32.600 accept the third worldification of our beautiful country. From today, November 2nd, 2026, every new 0.99

00:59:39.100 grant of immigration status or citizenship under the existing system will be reversed by a Restore

00:59:45.040 Britain government. We will introduce retrospective legislation to revoke every one of those grants

00:59:51.940 upon taking office. Those affected will be assessed under Restore Britain's stringent

00:59:57.800 immigration red list not the red list yep well i can imagine having a red list the red list is 0.88

01:00:05.180 basically we will never take people from this country and that country and that country and

01:00:09.460 that includes most of the country yes certainly because a lot of those people just we should 0.98

01:00:14.980 have never opened ourselves up to them uh whatsoever um those who uh we will abolish

01:00:21.200 indefinite leave to remain entirely revoke existing ilr grants and end the routine scam

01:00:28.760 progression from temporary visa to british citizenship and we're gonna make them wait 20

01:00:33.620 years no no no you get your answer no waiting times no waiting times uh we will also legislate

01:00:40.820 the point of use as well by the way you know sorry for the retrospective cancellation of

01:00:46.680 naturalization grants with the exception of those who have married to a british citizen

01:00:53.000 much better much more sensible and much more in line with what the british people actually deserve 0.52

01:00:59.960 as opposed to this abuse house this absolute prison that they are making britain into and

01:01:06.120 that we have been trapped in with maniacs who have decided that the only thing they're going

01:01:10.760 to do is just flood us with more of the people that are causing the problems in the first place

01:01:16.680 all right uh 141 paladin says what the overlap between uh those who work and those who uh get

01:01:23.720 welfare huge yeah huge 53 of british people quote unquote are not net taxpayers most people are not

01:01:33.060 net taxpayers so if you're if you're earning a low wage you'll get various top-up benefits from

01:01:38.980 the government because they want everyone living somewhere between 30 and 50 grand and uh bay

01:01:44.360 tape says has anyone ever uh heard one of these british values people ever argue that someone

01:01:49.560 uh should be denied uh for not displaying british values seems this function uh returns uh true

01:01:56.020 regardless of input yeah it absolutely does base tape uh anyway go on then samson all right so i

01:02:02.780 want to talk about the illusion of democracy it sounds a bit like a black pill i always try to

01:02:07.740 come with white pills so with that in mind there is a broader metaphysical sort of philosophical

01:02:13.980 message here um but we're gonna have to build up to it basically so bear with me we're going to

01:02:21.180 talk through a series of situations that have occurred in quick succession uh all across pretty

01:02:27.600 much i don't know span of about five days which reveal the illusion of democracy i have a positive

01:02:35.680 message okay oh god bear with all right so this one uh was perhaps the most egregious and it's

01:02:42.200 actually which sort of kick-started this conversation in my own mind um and it was

01:02:47.000 martin selner so he's obviously an austrian um coincidentally actually the only austrian that

01:02:54.260 france seemingly stopped uh entering their country um because although he's a member of the schengen

01:02:59.920 zone he was stopped at he personally is not allowed in yeah no he's not allowed in because

01:03:05.620 he's a wrong thinker yeah well exactly so he was stopped at the airport uh and detained put in a

01:03:12.980 cell and he was deported the next day oh so we can deport people well yeah we can yeah france

01:03:20.760 france can deport people the second the will arrives yeah it's just instant yeah so what does

01:03:26.220 that reveal well mr selner you don't seem to have any desire to burn and loot our towns and

01:03:31.680 therefore you just wouldn't be right for modern french society how would you fit in exactly and

01:03:37.020 so what does this singular act reveal well you're deported and well you're detained and deported

01:03:45.740 because you you you hold an opposing belief to the current paradigm the current morality the

01:03:53.300 current ideology but what underpins that is a fear a lack of confidence it is a belief or a

01:04:02.760 lack of belief and conviction in your own ideology and so again the broader take here is that yes

01:04:09.560 that this does reveal no democracy right if you cannot sit around and converse and that's all it

01:04:16.600 was doing he was going to attend a remigration sort of conference public speak about his book

01:04:24.240 as well and just converse about the idea the concept of remigration well you're not allowed

01:04:31.020 to do that but if you're so fearful of that well one you don't have any confidence in your own

01:04:38.760 ideology because it doesn't stand up to scrutiny but two that's a pretty brazen reveal by france

01:04:46.780 it's democracy doesn't function in this country you are unable to share ideas opposing the standard

01:04:56.420 paradigm that's it so on one hand no democracy because yeah true but on the second hand or you

01:05:04.760 know sort of second order consequences of that is that this is a failing democracy or democratic

01:05:11.980 veneer it's a failing ideology it's one which fundamentally is on its last legs so there's the

01:05:18.520 white pill moment they gave it feels you've got the white pill it feels it can't win an argument

01:05:22.120 i mean it's deeply fragile it doesn't even want to entertain the argument right it can't even

01:05:28.860 entertain it but for the same in a microcosm yes for the same reason they don't like to publish

01:05:33.860 statistics yes exactly because everything it does just vindicates the right-wing position yeah

01:05:39.940 exactly and as um sona writes is that you can stop people but you can't stop ideas

01:05:45.780 and this is this is fundamental um to the sort of broader white pill take here is that this is

01:05:52.080 spreading because it's inevitable and this is why they're going to try and clamp down

01:05:57.880 as as much as possible um so you do you need to obviously hunker down on that they will you know

01:06:05.300 really go hard i mean we're going to get it in this country for sure um but that just means that

01:06:10.720 we're winning right like it means that the take or the uh the outlook the nativist the

01:06:17.920 identitarian approach with a winning approach weirdly there's a strange parallel with communism

01:06:23.640 in the 19th century here.

01:06:25.460 As Marx put it at the beginning of the Communist Manifesto,

01:06:28.140 there's a spectre haunting Europe,

01:06:29.620 the spectre of communism.

01:06:30.960 Every great power recognises communism as a power in itself

01:06:34.260 and takes action to suppress and persecute and whatnot.

01:06:37.700 Well, that's the same thing. 0.90

01:06:39.080 You recognise that the concept of re-migration 1.00

01:06:41.240 is a power in itself, 1.00

01:06:42.780 and you have to take action to suppress and persecute

01:06:45.840 and expel those people preaching it.

01:06:49.020 It's the same problem that you've got.

01:06:50.940 And what happened in the case of the 19th century in Europe?

01:06:54.740 Oh, right, you had revolutions,

01:06:56.160 and eventually the established monarchical orders of Europe fell.

01:07:00.480 Yeah, yeah.

01:07:01.360 It didn't, you can't hold on in the face of the tide.

01:07:04.920 Yeah, it's a flailing ideology.

01:07:07.360 It's on its last leg.

01:07:08.960 And may I just say one other thing as well,

01:07:11.100 that when that spectre did finally come about

01:07:13.440 and all of the old monarchical systems collapsed,

01:07:16.780 that was under significantly more educated and intelligent rulers and politicians than we have

01:07:23.040 today oh yeah and they couldn't hold that back far greater statesman than you yes macron held

01:07:29.240 this it failed to hold this back yeah and so uh martin did this is literally him actually being

01:07:34.500 deported so i'll just listen to a little bit of this because it's worthwhile hearing i'm here at

01:07:38.120 the airport of bauvet unfortunately i'm already leaving today uh people are waiting and i'm in

01:07:44.040 fastest of all the fast lanes i even jumped the security control because directly escorted here

01:07:49.480 by police who treated me very friendly very polite by the way and now it goes back to austria vienna

01:07:56.120 i just want to say thank you right now because soon i'll not be available for a few hours to

01:08:00.840 all the people who showed their support i think it's very important right now whether you for

01:08:05.160 immigration against immigration doesn't matter what's your opinion that you all agree on one

01:08:09.400 thing there can only be a solution a democratic peaceful solution to the problems we have right

01:08:14.200 now in society not only with immigration if we have an open and free debate that's opposition

01:08:19.640 open free debate and close the secure borders but we cannot have solution for all of societal

01:08:26.280 problems if the european states decide to not only censor social media shut down freedom of speech

01:08:32.360 social media but also shut down their borders for dissidents that's exactly what happened i never

01:08:37.800 thought it would be possible in that way but i as a european citizen against um all guidelines and

01:08:43.880 all rules of european law against schengen will stop to the border just for thought crime just

01:08:48.600 i wanted to yeah about this time giving a lecture about my book remigration in the french library

01:08:57.000 i definitely will fight this and so so just probably on it's really interesting how martin

01:09:02.680 And Southerner's position is absolutely identical to the liberals of the 60s.

01:09:07.060 When we had immigration in the thousands, this was exactly the kind of opinion that the liberal intelligentsia had.

01:09:15.340 Yeah, of course.

01:09:15.880 I mean, go back to Bill Clinton in the 90s, saying we need to build a wall and secure the borders

01:09:21.220 and make sure that everything is done, the immigration is reduced, blah, blah, blah.

01:09:25.420 and all you would see

01:09:27.400 in political discussions on television

01:09:29.520 is radical ideas

01:09:31.480 coming into contact with another.

01:09:33.260 He's just got an old liberal opinion on that.

01:09:36.140 And don't get me wrong, I'm sure

01:09:37.340 Martin's smart enough to know that's the best

01:09:39.420 framing for his argument, of course, but

01:09:40.840 it's still, he's not going anywhere

01:09:43.240 outside of what was completely normal

01:09:45.460 just like 50 years ago.

01:09:47.460 Not even 50 years ago, 30 years ago.

01:09:49.320 Yeah. Well, and Eva

01:09:51.180 is banned from Britain, is she not?

01:09:53.640 Yeah, yeah. And Martin as well.

01:09:55.420 yeah both of them are wasn't it banned under the conservatives yeah yeah i believe so yeah it's

01:10:01.120 just such nonsense but the lauren southern instantly banned under the conservatives just

01:10:06.160 yeah insane well again that just reveals no democracy doesn't it right the left versus

01:10:10.960 right paradigm is only used as a distraction we're on rails we're going one direction

01:10:15.980 this left versus right uh sort of culture war paradigm is just a distraction it's there to

01:10:22.480 keep you entertained and enraged you know as two opposing sides when actually what we really need

01:10:28.140 to do is start thinking on a civilizational level who we are as a people and what we're going to lose

01:10:33.300 if we get distracted with this left versus right nonsense there's obviously merit in left versus

01:10:38.280 right sure but they're all the same basically but in this day and age yeah they're just pushing us

01:10:43.420 towards exactly the same end yes because it's all about effectively and this is a broader take anyway

01:10:48.400 but the post-war morality

01:10:50.040 and you have to completely unchain yourself from that

01:10:52.620 that I reject that post-war

01:10:54.520 morality entirely

01:10:55.640 it's just atomic liberalism

01:10:58.000 that's what it comes down to

01:10:59.080 but he's right here when he says that the only peaceful

01:11:02.380 solution is open and free debate

01:11:04.160 and that's the broader take there

01:11:06.400 but that's democracy

01:11:07.720 because that's what he's displaying

01:11:10.460 democracy is just mob rule

01:11:12.400 it's a peaceful

01:11:14.040 civilised version of the mob rule

01:11:16.160 that's all the democratic political process is this this was the move the problem they had with

01:11:21.220 charlie kirk is that charlie kirk was actually doing democracy properly and winning the arguments

01:11:25.680 yeah and winning the others he got shot yeah yeah yeah yeah again it's the the illusion of

01:11:31.940 democracy you start to see that they're clamping down to try and remove it um and this was again

01:11:37.340 just another thing he he said just to to clarify don't worry it's not a martin selner segment

01:11:41.860 but I just thought

01:11:42.880 it was interesting

01:11:43.380 you know

01:11:43.680 he showed the picture

01:11:44.820 of his cell 1.00

01:11:45.680 with re-migration

01:11:47.160 in his book there

01:11:47.860 because it's like

01:11:48.400 what an absurd

01:11:49.400 position to be

01:11:50.500 it's quite a powerful

01:11:51.020 image actually

01:11:51.620 yeah it is

01:11:52.580 you know

01:11:52.860 and that's

01:11:53.720 that's what he was

01:11:54.420 banned for

01:11:54.900 detained because he

01:11:55.740 wanted to do a

01:11:56.380 lecture on his book

01:11:57.560 I mean how

01:11:58.000 what

01:11:58.280 just again

01:11:59.260 how is that

01:11:59.780 democracy

01:12:00.260 there are loads

01:12:00.840 of communists 0.92

01:12:01.760 and Islamists 0.85

01:12:02.480 who do exactly 0.67

01:12:03.260 the same thing

01:12:03.960 and they call

01:12:04.680 for violence

01:12:05.480 yeah well

01:12:06.540 we let in

01:12:07.160 for instance

01:12:07.560 hate preachers

01:12:08.500 that call for 0.99

01:12:09.040 beating their wives 0.99

01:12:10.360 it's crazy people 0.98

01:12:11.200 speaker's corner yeah yeah they all got in baffling absolutely baffling and then again this

01:12:16.500 again a perfectly pertinent uh response here but i'm a grave threat to the public order that's what

01:12:22.220 he was yeah um detained for being a threat to the public order but the important thing to remember

01:12:27.280 all these people this is the public order of the liberal state this is the purpose this is what i

01:12:31.340 was saying in the first segment this is their morality this is what they're trying to bring

01:12:34.780 about yeah so yeah martin selder is a threat to that he doesn't want this to happen yeah so that

01:12:41.280 is again democracy manifest right their democracy when they say our democracy our democracy and so

01:12:48.000 yeah democracy for the broader public the illusion of it is falling away in this sort of sense because

01:12:55.400 it's under that that morality paradigm um and then i mean need i even talk about donald tusk again

01:13:02.020 this whole weekend was just such a great setup for this segment

01:13:07.740 martin selner on i think it was like friday or thursday or friday being

01:13:11.540 detained deported and then donald tusk what on earth was

01:13:15.040 that about well it's an attempted coup yeah exactly

01:13:18.060 and but he would he he literally told everyone what he was going to do

01:13:22.060 yeah i will not allow the right to take us out of the european union

01:13:25.700 that's not very democratic is it it's not very democratic he's decided he's

01:13:29.860 going to use the police to overthrow democracy in poland yeah and then he said you know there was

01:13:34.840 another time that he said it again either you will lead them out of a year of parliament or they will

01:13:39.940 lead us out of the european union oh how democratic how democratic oh restoring the rule of law is our

01:13:46.780 duty sometimes it's a bit painful so oh right oh okay interesting interesting mask off moments 0.58

01:13:53.440 Oh, and then I'll just go and blame Russia. 0.98

01:13:57.140 It was Russia, actually. 0.96

01:13:59.000 Oh, okay. 0.77

01:13:59.880 Sure, mate.

01:14:00.680 So many people.

01:14:01.860 Sure.

01:14:02.340 No one believes this.

01:14:03.340 It's...

01:14:03.920 No one believes this.

01:14:05.000 So predictable.

01:14:06.400 Every single talking point, you just know what's coming.

01:14:10.260 Yeah.

01:14:10.740 Well, because democracy is an illusion, right?

01:14:12.960 They've got a manufactured narrative that they're looking to push

01:14:16.260 under a certain paradigm that they're looking to work within,

01:14:19.500 that sort of remit.

01:14:20.320 and so any pushback against that and and any statements that they make um i talked about this

01:14:27.300 on the side channel believe them yeah yeah the left have said they want you dead believe them

01:14:35.060 right we've had ann widdekin murdered with a hammer 21 times yep right yeah believe them

01:14:40.160 believe what they say take them on face value now right we need to get serious with this and we need

01:14:45.420 to again unchain ourselves from this nonsense distraction that's been happening um and become

01:14:51.480 more i guess transcend the sort of grievance industrial complex that has been manufactured

01:14:56.840 to just distract you and keep you entertained right this sort of pit versus left you know

01:15:02.320 pitting left versus right but also just everything everything that they do just

01:15:07.360 manufactures precedent yeah of course for when they fall from power yeah and how they can be 0.99

01:15:13.060 treated in return for the same time i've got to ask you to accelerate a little bit oh damn you 0.93

01:15:17.940 right um another one here angloid you know he was of course banned from france as well 0.97

01:15:22.760 very yeah because he because he wanted to stop uh boats right like he was one of the ones which

01:15:28.520 you know came out to sort of stop boats again the british government didn't want to do that

01:15:32.480 and neither did the french we've seen them like half a billion as well yeah and then of course

01:15:37.380 talking about the grievance industrial complex you've got this isn't the telegraph yeah of course

01:15:41.560 doing quite literally again this is a perfect display of lack of democracy this is a great

01:15:47.500 advert to be fair for restore britain but they didn't even know that there was a save europe 0.90

01:15:51.980 structure they did no journalism for this at all it's the most pathetic journalism you'll ever see

01:15:59.280 in your life like they don't know anything about the movement at all and that's again the point is

01:16:05.580 not to be journalists the point is to manufacture situations so the current paradigm can inflict

01:16:13.680 what it wants upon you right just sorry just very quickly i love this look at this

01:16:20.440 millions have to go they're attacking the migrants clannish cultures yes yes yeah what yes

01:16:29.020 obviously what are you i would encourage you guys to actually go read this it's a great advert

01:16:33.320 actually for restore britain um but again just yeah nonsense and then this for instance right

01:16:37.820 andy burnham and anthony albanese uh are set to discuss increasing restrictions on british

01:16:43.340 backpackers oh i blew a gasket when i read this in australia because australians have said they

01:16:48.480 don't want immigrants and so so anthony albanese he's like british backpackers i know exactly who

01:16:55.840 you need british backpackers that's the ones that was the problem that's what they went 0.66

01:17:01.340 backpackers might be here yeah yeah that's ridiculous yeah democracy ladies and gents 0.67

01:17:07.340 obviously this is what australians want and the replies are again they're again the replies you 1.00

01:17:13.720 can see everyone being like uh no no we don't know it's the indians we don't want actually 0.99

01:17:18.260 weirdly a bunch of british backpackers what are you talking about we're gonna make you a vassal 1.00

01:17:22.460 state through immigration it's like well better come down on those british backpackers then 0.97

01:17:26.380 happens i it's actually really funny i'm sorry isn't it it's so stupid i wasn't expecting it 0.95

01:17:31.620 so this is the veneer right yeah because it's on its last legs so this is this again this is the

01:17:36.880 white pool moment that i'm trying to push over here is that it's so absurd the positions that

01:17:42.020 they're running to now it just it washes away the democratic veneer and so we can use this as a

01:17:48.680 launch pad to better understand how we can approach things moving forwards right um and again a little

01:17:55.800 bit of your crossover with your stuff here you know in our country like no one wanted this what

01:17:59.940 are you taught 30 years to be as a small boat that's just going to increase it great we don't

01:18:04.000 want them here for 30 years we want them gone now i don't want them here for a day i wanted them

01:18:08.180 gone yesterday but now we'll do and again again a little bit of a crossover with yours but it

01:18:12.620 worked perfectly and then this again the veneer of democracy right reform uk tories lib dems and

01:18:18.340 greens react to shabana mahoud's uh settlement reforms farage not that i believe it's weak

01:18:23.240 source though as usual i'm going to review all social care settlement grants from the mahmood

01:18:27.840 wave you might just click stamp on you know yes yes yes yes well i reviewed them all like i said

01:18:32.240 i was going to yeah tories well we we would vote for mahmood's previous reforms but cannot support

01:18:36.980 this u-turn but you probably will lib dems those reforms will undermine the economy so that you

01:18:41.740 throw it throw more undermine public services and integration greens uh we condemn these cruel

01:18:50.760 reform so you want more brilliant yeah i love democracy i love the greens basically death to

01:18:54.900 the west yeah that's basically just mask off isis the death to the west party it's complete mask

01:19:01.000 off um and a little bit of this again democracy no one is actually supporting broadly the uk's

01:19:11.020 direct involvement in ukraine i don't particularly want a war with russia but they're seemingly

01:19:16.220 going to potentially manufacture some scenario in which it's a possibility well they've been

01:19:21.620 warning us they've been saying be prepared for war get stocked up on resources in your house

01:19:25.920 three days blah blah blah well this seemingly adds another layer to that doesn't it does uh and

01:19:31.200 then this great again which we spoke about previously just before we started andy burnham

01:19:35.740 is going to announce 40 million in infrastructure to caribbean countries no one wants that no one

01:19:40.500 wants that we reject this and again it's that veneer of democracy falling apart because they're

01:19:46.040 failing they don't have any confidence in their system anymore so they're lurching from one thing

01:19:51.000 to another clinging to power but the one thing that you can take from this which is positive

01:19:56.480 because they don't want it to be a black pill is that the very the very essence of them enacting

01:20:04.140 these uh actions moving forwards means that they are dying means that this is at its end point it's

01:20:11.380 as sort of the zenith right and so we can come from this with positivity and go brilliant cool

01:20:18.500 yeah good we can rebuild from this something better reject the left versus right paradigm

01:20:25.060 reject the grievance industrial complex and well remember who you are right remember who you are

01:20:34.180 take an identitarian approach that's what the caribbeans are doing yeah that's exactly what

01:20:38.900 what the caribbean is precisely let's go to the video comments scott says i hate the propaganda

01:20:43.220 phrase cost of living crisis it's inflation caused by the policies of our states and central banks

01:20:47.680 yeah and it's really not what they're objecting to either that's a random name says if your nation

01:20:52.180 imports people with lower mid-chlorian counts they don't get uplifted everything else gets

01:20:55.900 downgraded oh that is a there is some fun in that meat oh yeah let's go to the videos oh here we go

01:21:02.260 So France did a thing where they basically enacted a breathing tax and proposed enacting a data bill tax for the companies, which is a gigabyte per minute is a tax for the companies.

01:21:18.080 That means every single business in France is going to get taxes still.

01:21:23.020 And only 21 people voted for this on this and 11 approved it.

01:21:27.900 Yeah, it's mad.

01:21:28.980 It's a...

01:21:29.420 I can't remember.

01:21:30.860 Yeah, I don't know why that was weird.

01:21:32.080 Yeah, so it's something like five cents or something per gigabyte you use.

01:21:36.840 Amazing.

01:21:37.840 That they're going to tax you, but that's a lot of gigabyte.

01:21:40.140 They really are running out of things to tax, aren't they?

01:21:42.260 Yeah, yeah, that's going to be a lot.

01:21:45.200 So, anyway, let's carry on.

01:21:47.580 Hey, load-seaters.

01:21:49.380 I'm in Snowdonia.

01:21:50.380 Oh, lovely.

01:21:51.380 Beautiful.

01:21:52.380 I've been exactly in that spot.

01:21:55.880 Yep.

01:21:56.880 hey wonderful i hope you enjoyed irelander and the holiday looks beautiful in light

01:22:23.760 Instead of Bukali sending his military expedition down to Haiti,

01:22:28.000 I can't help but see the similarities to the 90s Street Fighter movie of all things.

01:22:33.760 Because it's all about Van Damme's UN peacekeepers having to go down to some fictional third world country

01:22:40.460 to get back a bunch of captured peacekeepers and aid workers from an over-the-top warlord and his gangsters.

01:22:48.260 ironic that this movie actually

01:22:50.880 underestimated how much

01:22:52.840 the UN would concede to terrorists

01:22:55.340 yeah 1.00

01:22:56.800 Bekele's already won the war

01:22:58.200 the gangs have already surrendered, I saw it this morning

01:23:00.740 it's like oh

01:23:01.880 and those sort of leftists

01:23:05.140 are like oh they don't know what these gangs are like 0.94

01:23:06.880 shut up, you don't know what you're talking about 0.70

01:23:09.460 let's get to the next one 0.99

01:23:10.480 hey lootseaters, I'm in Ruffwell

01:23:13.260 and this is the

01:23:15.120 Ruffwell Cross, it dates from the

01:23:17.040 early 8th century

01:23:18.140 What you see right now are some of the oldest Anglo-Saxon inscriptions in all of Breton.

01:23:27.140 I bet.

01:23:28.140 Yeah, yeah.

01:23:38.140 Special. Very special.

01:23:39.140 I do love these sorts of, I don't know what they call them, the carvings or whatever, you know.

01:23:43.140 I always love that.

01:23:45.140 right okay um right uh sophie says reminds me that all these videos i've now seen coming out

01:23:52.640 of america where people would just take the entire bowl of halloween candy that had been put out for

01:23:56.640 the kids thieves look exactly like you think they do i know it's insufferable you can't have a high

01:24:01.480 trust society man michael says police are getting overwhelmed yes but the diversity by the by the

01:24:06.320 diversity they can't touch having spent time in germany the german politics i and not to be

01:24:10.280 trifled with they have no problems coming down hard on american servicemen generally civilians

01:24:14.500 Europe has fallen, yes, exactly

01:24:16.280 Your friend Arch said it best, says Mermidon

01:24:18.720 That permissiveness is weakness

01:24:19.960 Now, I said that

01:24:21.280 I said that, and he's picked that up from me

01:24:23.840 Weakness is provocation

01:24:25.340 Violence is the only language these people understand

01:24:28.560 Canis Familiaris says

01:24:30.900 I live at the outskirts of a German town

01:24:32.360 And at the best times, public transport is flaky

01:24:34.880 Over the last year, buses are constantly cancelled

01:24:37.280 On weekends because of protests as well

01:24:38.960 I'm glad my hometown in Norway has students 1.00

01:24:40.980 Are not students, as immigrants 1.00

01:24:43.280 Tech Heresy says 1.00

01:24:45.000 The face of the riots are clear 0.68

01:24:46.280 Masked and hooded opportunists 1.00

01:24:47.620 Who are allowed, permitted and encouraged

01:24:49.780 To do whatever they wanted to the native populations

01:24:52.080 Why are we not talking more about the real cancer

01:24:54.820 Of the leftist radicals who openly talk about

01:24:56.420 Destroying our country's inheritance

01:24:57.560 Out of self-loathing

01:24:58.940 Well we did make the point to mention it

01:25:01.380 Because they are the ones who are causing all of this 1.00

01:25:04.580 The immigrants wouldn't do anything 1.00

01:25:07.460 If the police would just stop them 1.00

01:25:08.700 This is just the way it is

01:25:10.920 Robert says

01:25:11.880 During the 2011 riots, I was working at the Olympic Athletes Village in Stratford.

01:25:16.440 We got an advance warning from the police about the chatter on BlackBerry Messenger at about 11am.

01:25:21.320 The entire building site was evacuated before lunchtime.

01:25:24.040 It was feared that the rioters would break into the building site via the entrance to the Westfield Shopping Centre.

01:25:28.240 Good times.

01:25:29.320 God.

01:25:30.620 It's mad, isn't it?

01:25:31.640 Anyway, Omar says,

01:25:32.960 There's an extra layer of humiliation in pretending to add arbitrary standards to legitimise foreign occupation,

01:25:37.900 and they have no intention of applying standards at all.

01:25:40.100 it's all an exercise in getting a foot in the door

01:25:42.220 because there's no active mechanism to reverse it

01:25:44.240 while they hold the levers of power

01:25:46.220 see here speak says

01:25:48.400 Britain's immigration policy is drafted

01:25:50.320 by an immigrant for the benefit of immigrants 1.00

01:25:52.060 as voted for by immigrants absolutely disgusting 1.00

01:25:54.440 yeah 1.00

01:25:55.100 laughable

01:25:57.220 there's something about the fact that she's childless as well

01:26:00.200 that really bothers me because she's such an oddity

01:26:02.340 in her own community

01:26:03.320 and it's such an oddity to be like

01:26:05.680 I just don't have a future

01:26:07.860 anywhere, and I don't have any

01:26:10.200 sentimental connection to your country, other than the fact

01:26:12.240 that I grew up in the Pakistani community, yeah? 1.00

01:26:14.340 It's such a weird thing. 1.00

01:26:16.260 And Islam, you know, 1.00

01:26:18.060 guides all of my

01:26:19.620 political thinking. Except not for when

01:26:22.100 it comes to getting married and having kids.

01:26:23.840 Yeah. Which is weird, because Islam basically 1.00

01:26:26.020 mandates that, so, you know.

01:26:28.440 HM Butterman Knife Permit Registry says

01:26:30.140 Labour is just digging a deeper grave for themselves.

01:26:32.300 It's almost impressive how committed they are to

01:26:33.920 absolutely destroying the country. Let them eat

01:26:36.060 rake.

01:26:37.860 Yeah, I get the feeling that there's collective subsidies from families that come back.

01:27:04.420 How can they afford to start a business?

01:27:08.320 You need, like, you know, 20 or 30 grand to start a business.

01:27:10.380 And these businesses are popping up everywhere.

01:27:12.200 It's like, how can they afford that?

01:27:13.040 Well, they must be getting, like, money from the government, obviously,

01:27:15.880 but, like, also money from back home or something.

01:27:17.940 It's like, right, again, then we'll use you as an anchor to get here

01:27:20.180 or something like that.

01:27:21.140 You know, I have no idea.

01:27:21.900 And now with new reforms, it's even easier to bring your entire family along.

01:27:25.640 Yeah.

01:27:26.780 Ewan says they had no problem deporting the Starmer Rent Boys.

01:27:30.100 Yeah, that story's gone quiet, hasn't it?

01:27:32.320 Baron von Wark says El Salvador has shown that democracy works

01:27:35.120 when the people are getting what they actually voted for.

01:27:37.860 and when the people in power actually do the things they promise to do.

01:27:40.760 Yeah, that's the thing that's most frustrating about this,

01:27:43.680 is that if we just had one right-wing government,

01:27:47.160 we could fix all of these problems.

01:27:48.740 All of this is completely fixable.

01:27:50.740 None of this is beyond the pale.

01:27:52.060 None of it is, you know, it's not over or anything like that.

01:27:54.240 It's just we're being constantly betrayed by our politicians.

01:27:58.020 And I'll tell you, good on Bacchety for actually providing an example

01:28:01.680 of effective democratic leadership.

01:28:04.000 Yeah, truly.

01:28:04.580 And the important thing as well,

01:28:05.820 to emphasise that Bekele is a democratic leader.

01:28:08.320 That's the important thing to emphasise.

01:28:09.880 He just kept getting elected.

01:28:11.520 And his popularity just kept going up

01:28:13.300 because he just kept fixing problems.

01:28:15.320 So, you know, you can complain about Bekele being a right-winger all you want.

01:28:18.840 You can complain about completely democratic.

01:28:20.960 You know, what election didn't he win?

01:28:22.900 He used to be like the mayor of some small city and stuff like that.

01:28:25.640 And it just, you know, went his way up until now.

01:28:27.800 He's like the elected emperor of the universe.

01:28:32.620 Mark says, 0.89

01:28:33.380 I'm willing to bet that most of the pro-immigration lefties

01:28:35.780 would also say people are inherently evil

01:28:37.300 and not see a contradiction. No, no, no.

01:28:39.540 The lefties all believe people are inherently good.

01:28:41.740 So it doesn't matter what they're doing.

01:28:43.120 They blame the bad

01:28:45.400 on society itself.

01:28:47.640 Making them do bad things.

01:28:49.160 If only they had sufficient

01:28:51.140 education or living standards or whatever

01:28:53.260 they wouldn't be doing terrible things.

01:28:55.020 But if you're right-wing, you can just blame

01:28:57.080 it on bigotry. Well, exactly.

01:29:00.480 And that's

01:29:01.080 a random name. It says, for the sake of time, millions must

01:29:03.120 go says darth sargon uh basically true um anyway thank you for joining us folks remember we have

01:29:09.100 a round table tomorrow afternoon 3 p.m let's see.com so come and join us for that and we will see you

01:29:15.520 there

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - November 03, 2026

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1541

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