The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #938

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00:00:58.520 have uh but today we're going to be talking about how nigel farage is the leader of the right and we

00:01:02.540 have to just get over that uh and get on board uh how the labor party are going to destroy us all 0.88

00:01:08.600 um what they intend to do in government and how malay is uh actually really winning hard in argentina

00:01:15.460 i understand uh superb stuff so let's get on so nigel farage is in my opinion just the leader of the

00:01:22.300 british right this is just something that he has achieved through a long career of advocating for

00:01:27.500 those things that upon which we all basically agree uh he is of course a boomer actually he's

00:01:32.420 not a boomer he's he's old generation x but he's in the boomer mindset so he has his boomerisms uh which

00:01:39.880 i'm afraid we're just gonna have to forgive and forget because uh there's only so far a boomer can 0.95

00:01:44.640 become based i think is the issue that's fine it's fine it's totally fine larger farage is doing a

00:01:49.840 great job and i really appreciate what he's doing because in my opinion he's acting like the tip of

00:01:53.840 the spear against the two-party consensus uh as peter hitchens has been saying for many years

00:01:59.480 well guys i think the conservative party needs to die and uh nigel farage is like good point

00:02:04.040 i'll get on that and hold my beer yeah exactly and the conservatives have never been the weaker

00:02:10.240 position either so farage is basically at the apex of his powers at this point he's uh been a very

00:02:16.220 successful uh nep he is the reason really it's his sort of charisma his activism and the uh the base

00:02:23.040 that he used in ukip to project the brexit message which forced cameron to give us the referendum which

00:02:28.700 of course we won uh and then he was just generally a sort of influential uh voice on jimmy news and then

00:02:35.880 he did love island so the normies got to learn that actually he seems like an all right chap uh so

00:02:40.360 superb nigel farage is at the peak of his powers and the conservative party is in decline so 0.95

00:02:45.640 recently the conservative party released their manifesto that i thought we'd have a look at

00:02:49.500 because it's atrocious uh politics uk have just given us the bullet points and as you can see

00:02:55.420 they've got seven bullet points on immigration here which is the primary issue facing britain

00:02:59.960 and when so when nigel farage came out and said look this is the immigration referendum this election

00:03:04.760 uh he's right immigration is the root cause of all of the problems that we have 1.00

00:03:09.600 and uh he's made it a real uh point to press the conservatives have come out with this tepid piss

00:03:16.920 week uh just watered down you know milky tea manifesto which i'm very disappointed with we're going to

00:03:24.760 work with other countries to rewrite asylum treaties guys one i don't believe you on any of these

00:03:29.500 immigration promises obviously the concert the the labor party never had the balls to go full-on

00:03:36.180 mass immigration like the conservatives have the labor party let in something like um half a million

00:03:42.180 to three quarters of a million in total per year and then with net migration that would end up being

00:03:47.780 about 250 to 300 000 which is unbelievably high but the conservatives decided you know we can let

00:03:53.200 in 1.2 1.4 million and then with net immigration that makes nearly 800 000 net a year which is insane

00:04:00.120 insane numbers that the average person isn't really aware of and so well unless they look at their own

00:04:05.280 high street well yeah unless they've got eyeballs in their head yeah unless they look at their own

00:04:08.940 high street but they but even then people have got this uh impression that it's like well i mean net

00:04:13.060 migration must be about 80 000 a year or something literally the polls done people are just like no 1.00

00:04:18.120 no it's 10 times that what are you talking about you know these people just have no idea

00:04:22.920 so anyway look at this we're going to work with other countries to rewrite asylum treaties

00:04:27.260 don't care why aren't you unilaterally getting rid of these people they're illegal immigrants 1.00

00:04:33.040 they've broken into our country uh regular rhythm of flights to rwanda don't care

00:04:36.620 just dump them all on a scottish island if you have to prioritize national security of the european 0.83

00:04:42.160 court of human rights membership just repeal it what are you talking about why what is with all 0.99

00:04:47.000 of these weak ass halfway houses stop illegal migrants challenging their removal in the courts 1.00

00:04:51.700 yeah okay you should have done this 10 years ago clear the asylum backlog introduce a legal cap on 0.97

00:04:56.760 migration which we reduced every year just end it yeah and they've already promised yeah that sort of 0.79

00:05:01.420 thing before since 2010 completely failed to deliver on it 2015 like the echr thing alone like 70

00:05:07.160 like 29 keep going yeah these are broken sorry broken promises like pretty patel's trying to repeal

00:05:15.100 the echr or suella brevman's looking into doing it which is promising when they're looking very hard

00:05:21.160 at this time yeah it's like no just don't believe you yeah just don't believe you and other people

00:05:25.900 have said i've heard other people say we don't even need to repeal it or anything you just have a

00:05:30.080 government with enough balls to just act well you could just ignore it what they're going to do

00:05:34.480 send an army right yeah and they're not going to do anything about it yeah but russell's going to 0.76

00:05:38.480 send their tank divisions exactly into london are they but but until they destroy the quango 1.00

00:05:43.220 industrial complex and retake control of the bank of england as liz trust has demonstrated

00:05:46.820 then the blairite apparatus that surrounds the government will continue to needle and confound 0.97

00:05:53.060 and to make sure that nothing substantive happens do you think farage is going to actually do these

00:05:57.140 things i don't know because i don't i'm not saying he will he is soft right i mean you know

00:06:02.700 despite being characterized by some as far right and extreme right and all that sort of thing

00:06:06.380 he's actually reasonably soft still but this is my point it doesn't really matter whether farage

00:06:11.620 himself is going to do these things what matters is that he breaks open the paradigm yeah that's the

00:06:16.860 point no completely agree so it likes like you say i don't think farage can do all the basics but

00:06:20.840 who knows he might surprise us all and he might be like actually i know what the problem is i've been

00:06:24.540 doing this for a long time i'm quite long in the tooth that that that and that all gone uh but

00:06:28.800 anyway so pathetic right they've got a bunch of other pathetic things but the one the thing that 0.71

00:06:34.960 really annoyed me the most 22 points on net zero it's like net what no just make sure they're not 0.56

00:06:41.360 dumping pollutants in the rivers if that's not too much hassle you know make sure it's actually worth

00:06:46.900 going for a swim at the beach and that's all you need to do you don't need to do any of this left

00:06:51.060 wing nonsense but um but net zero by 2050 so there it is not 2030 guys 2050 that's the that's the

00:06:58.900 right wing now shut up you know not one single build nuclear power plants that's just it i can

00:07:04.840 hear that coming through by the way samson build nuclear power plants that's all you need to do

00:07:08.540 that's all that that solves the entire problem and that's of course why the greens are against

00:07:13.300 nuclear power they don't want the problem solved because that means that capitalism gets to survive

00:07:16.900 what they want is revolution anyway so on the back of this they raised 570 000 pounds in donations

00:07:22.700 who donated yeah that's a great question uh but not many people i mean that's 10 times less than

00:07:29.600 what they raised in 2019 under boris with 5.7 million so pierce week manifesto one of the most

00:07:35.540 unpopular leaders ever couldn't even raise a million pounds but there are still sort of some absolute

00:07:40.940 dire hard tory tory boys that regardless of anything regardless of the very fabric of their

00:07:46.780 society just being destroyed in front of their very eyes yeah we'll still insist that the tory party is

00:07:51.440 the way to go and that they're not going to dishonor their hands yeah yeah basically but we we can just

00:07:58.080 step past these people because they're yesterday's paradigm um but uh but yeah so and then you can just

00:08:03.200 see uh just everyone just taking the piss out the conservatives everywhere like rishi tweets out uh what you'd

00:08:08.440 think of be a try a tried and tested conservative canard you will always be better at spending your

00:08:13.000 own money than the government is okay rishi i mean like just just i mean the the quote tweets on this

00:08:18.160 are just hilarious to be honest um but it is hilarious especially now if you factor in the the amount of

00:08:24.800 money that they want in donation well yeah yeah hey yeah yeah the market has spoken just keep it

00:08:31.500 yourselves people you can spend it better than if you give it to me rishi sunak the famous which is the

00:08:36.780 famous poor politician who which is totally true but like the the the thing is we're laboring under

00:08:43.600 the highest tax burden since world war ii so why would you tweet that you know why would you tweet

00:08:48.460 things that are just so contradictory to your own government it's embarrassing and then sunak's had

00:08:54.000 just i mean i don't even know if sunak's still campaigning to be honest i didn't see anything from

00:08:58.060 him over the weekend uh i was going to add stuff to this but nothing had happened apparently but of

00:09:03.380 course he uh had an interview where he was like yeah i really suffered i went with that sky tv as

00:09:07.620 a child as bone i discussed on friday no one of our age had sky like it was the rich kid who had sky

00:09:13.160 i was 16 i think when we finally got sky tv i never ever had it really there's other kids at school got

00:09:18.120 to watch the simpsons before they put it on channel four yeah i was like what's the simpsons who's homer i

00:09:22.360 going what no no no no sorry 15 i think this guy but it's you know quite quite pulled into my childhood

00:09:28.260 but um but yeah so that's not exactly going without either to be honest not exactly but i hate the

00:09:34.440 framing it's like you don't have to be like oh yeah we i come from a poor impoverished background it's

00:09:38.400 like look poor people don't want to be poor but they don't hate people who aren't poor christ

00:09:43.700 that's what communists do so don't reject the framing out of hand but anyway starmer of course was

00:09:48.380 like yeah i didn't have sky tv growing up either and andrew neal who launched sky tv in 1989 pointed

00:09:54.360 out that starmer was 27 when it launched um so good point kia you didn't have sky tv i didn't realize

00:10:01.880 that kia starmer was 61 actually doesn't look well he doesn't you know obviously he needs to get out 1.00

00:10:06.680 drinking and smoking more with faraj who's 60 when you're younger i mean i thought he was older because

00:10:12.960 i watched the boxing video of his him punching a boxing bag true i just thought he was really

00:10:18.260 weak yeah but i mean a 70 year old who's in relatively decent shape can punch harder that

00:10:23.520 is not only a starman sort of never thrown a punch in his life i don't think he's probably ever done

00:10:27.400 any physical manual work in his whole life 100 he's obviously an office worker um anyway so uh there

00:10:34.140 was a this incident that i mean starmer i don't think starmer is actually a bright guy that's the

00:10:39.060 thing i don't think he's very smart that's the problem because like he is doing a town hall here

00:10:44.820 answering questions and he brings out the old oh my dad was a tool maker and people start laughing

00:10:49.300 because it's the predictable thing that he says now and uh and so he got upset by that and was like

00:10:53.500 well i can't believe they disrespect my factory working father but no they're disrespecting you

00:10:58.980 your dad making tools is a perfectly honorable location but that's literally all we know about

00:11:04.380 your dad because literally we say about your dad and so it was just predictable and so people were

00:11:07.980 laughing at you being an npc it was a pre-programmed thing to say and starmer didn't he genuinely didn't

00:11:14.360 seem to get that that was in this interview that that was what people were laughing at um anyway so

00:11:19.920 what's what's been going on from farage so farage has been winning debates uh farage this is the second

00:11:25.100 itv debate and he smashed it absolutely smashed it he is the only person on the stage with any charisma

00:11:30.940 he is the only person on the stage who is actually saying something interesting you've got the uh the

00:11:35.420 conservative and labor who are just like yeah everything that you know the uni party consensus

00:11:40.120 has done for the last 30 years that's been bad we need to stop doing this we're going to do less of

00:11:44.720 those things and then you've got the sort of woke celtic types the green party the smp played cymru

00:11:49.660 and they're all like you know what guys communism how about we have full communism right now how many

00:11:54.560 how many more immigrants can we fit in britain maybe if we actually compress everyone into just a giant 1.00

00:12:00.240 meat flesh sack we could get every single person on earth within the m25 and it's like great that's 0.94

00:12:07.840 brilliant i mean literally the scott the smp the scottish guy was like the scotland has a problem

00:12:13.100 with immigrants we don't have enough of them it's like you could take some of ours if you want we 1.00

00:12:17.900 can we can send scotland our immigrants if you like though i mean you've got lots of space in the 0.86

00:12:22.300 highlands what surely you need a few pakistani colonies up there you know a few bangladesian colonies

00:12:27.440 maybe some north africans i don't know i mean i don't know why that's your opinion but it is but

00:12:32.660 the point is frage is the only person going hey guys it might be sensible for britain if we stop

00:12:38.600 immigration for a bit if we lower taxes if we do things that are in the interests of the british 0.97

00:12:43.900 people then actually things could get better and everyone's like god you're a racist nigel 0.98

00:12:49.160 isn't it remarkable though that he's the only politician with as you say charisma yeah sort of 0.97

00:12:56.840 actual charisma yeah and of course we're sympathetic to it being sort of right leaning

00:13:01.260 yeah but nonetheless he really is uh people call him a great communicator and he is

00:13:07.840 you know i don't agree with absolutely everything he says like i i still think he's a little bit of a

00:13:12.400 weak source i still think he's a little bit no don't worry i'll be voting reform yeah don't worry i

00:13:19.180 said this before i know despite my history with them i still vote for and the shifting of the

00:13:23.440 overton window and the breaking of the two-party paradigm is the most important thing in this

00:13:27.060 election i've been personally disavowed by farage right yeah so you know i'm not worried about it

00:13:32.060 farage is and he's clearly winning as well with the uh the audiences uh and in fact i mean people

00:13:37.340 were just like my god you know the rest are political pygmies compared to nigel farage which 1.00

00:13:40.940 is totally true he is he is the master of his element and he's doing a great job uh and so this is

00:13:47.060 paying off in the polls so it's been what nearly two weeks since he announced his candidacy is it

00:13:51.900 it must be yeah roughly nearly two weeks and there's going to be just over two weeks until

00:13:56.140 the election night stream by the way uh the election night stream more important than the

00:14:00.160 election of course uh july the 4th we're going to be doing an all-nighter where we're going to be

00:14:04.020 here all night watching the results come in and just uh keeping an eye on the general lay of the

00:14:07.540 land so tune in for that it's going to be amazing on lotus.com but um yeah so let's poll came out

00:14:13.860 from you gov and this is uh great because as you can see nigel farage has overtaken the 0.67

00:14:19.820 conservatives but also what's interesting here is that labor have gone from like 44 or 46 47 at some

00:14:27.260 points a couple of months ago down to 37 which is interesting so i think that farage is probably not

00:14:33.340 just sucking up conservative votes somehow there are still some conservative voters left in this

00:14:38.640 country they're at 17 18 percent uh reformers up to 19 percent labor are down to 37 percent

00:14:45.380 that's good there's many very good many of those who would vote labor were disgruntled uh

00:14:52.360 tory supporters in 2019 yeah absolutely there a lot of them would be uh the the red wall

00:14:57.940 that boris flipped um and doubtless they're quite sympathetic for farage because farage is

00:15:04.080 their kind of guy he's missed the brexit and they doubtless voted brexit so all's good farage is

00:15:10.160 farage whatever you think of him he's a superb campaigner as you say he's a great communicator

00:15:15.040 and so it's become apparent to right-wing people in the united kingdom and when i say right-wing

00:15:21.540 i'm being very generous with that description because i'm now about to cite the telegraph

00:15:26.700 they already know that he's the leader of the conservatives he is the leader of the right

00:15:31.700 in the united kingdom it is farage um and he's been making just great strides for just based

00:15:40.040 politics i guess we call it yeah the politics that serves our interests rather than the interests of

00:15:44.580 like the abstract goal of liberalism or international bodies or anything like this

00:15:48.660 and uh and so they they have to be like well look for us clearly won the bbc debate coming top of a

00:15:54.340 snap you go poll you know a lot of the tories tonight will be thinking i wish he was our leader

00:15:59.160 yep just to be clear there that really should be conservatives with a small c yeah because he's

00:16:05.080 not already the leader of the conservatives i.e. the conservative party and won't be he said

00:16:09.780 explicitly they can join us we'll fold them into reform i'm not i'm not suddenly going to flip

00:16:14.620 yeah to be the conservative leader yeah the conservatives are splitting a reform vote

00:16:18.820 right right which is literally now according to the polls what's happening um but you are you are of

00:16:24.220 course correct small c conservatives but he's also the leader of the big c conservatives it's just

00:16:28.700 the conservative party hasn't yet recognized this um and i mean it because i mean remember that the

00:16:34.400 tories raised 570 000 pounds well holly valance herself raised 1.5 million did she wow that's

00:16:42.300 news to me i know it's what what a hero you know the the was she like neighbors or something yeah 1.00

00:16:48.520 yeah like she's a soap opera actress but like she's obviously based and she's totally on side and she's 0.90

00:16:54.460 obviously doing great work for reform and forage so on that alone that's three times almost what the

00:17:00.660 conservatives are raised in total by one person for reform and so this is great and france is just

00:17:07.540 broadcasting our message far and wide i mean i'll just play this bit just so you can hear if you've

00:17:11.720 got net migration running at three quarters of a million a year it's not surprising the size of the

00:17:16.860 economy grows but the income ahead has fallen for the last six consecutive quarters the penny is

00:17:24.180 beginning to drop mass migration is making us poorer mass migration means our kids and grandkids 0.90

00:17:29.780 can't get houses mass migration means rents are up between 20 and 30 percent in the last three years

00:17:34.680 alone in this country mass migration means i almost missed this interview the traffic is now so bad on

00:17:40.760 our roads because six million more people live here than when the conservatives came to power

00:17:45.240 now he keeps going up like this is a message i've been absolutely hammering completely correct

00:17:50.160 that's exactly what we've been saying superb i want this message being broadcast across the entire

00:17:54.760 country absolutely on point fantastic all aboard the niage train 100 just to say once again um you

00:18:03.500 know some people still on the further right could criticize him for saying that he's taking the wind out

00:18:08.940 of further right policies yeah and i mean i've seen him a few years ago sort of uh gloat that he's destroyed

00:18:16.480 the real far right in the in britain whatever but for this election if nothing else this message

00:18:23.520 100 getting it out to normies and boomers and breaking the pat that paradigm of the two party

00:18:29.120 you can only really vote for anything other than labour or conservative it's a waste vote to break

00:18:32.280 that yeah this is gold this is pure gold um it's perfect so yeah i mean before you said that it would

00:18:39.380 be good uh everyone should join the conservative party so that when when out of the ashes we can make

00:18:45.480 a new thing but nigel wasn't right you know now nigel is running the idea that nigel would because he hinted 0.93

00:18:52.080 that he might in the jungle and all sorts of times that he might join the conservative party but that's

00:18:55.520 now off the table really what's committed to uh staying with reform at least till 2029

00:19:01.360 as you wouldn't advocate anymore for well no no no raising the conservatives out of the ashes

00:19:07.080 well i mean all about the niage train and reform going forward things were just different like six months

00:19:12.320 ago when i mentioned that so look the conservatives run a bit of downswing they'll probably lose the

00:19:16.000 next election and get like you know 150 seats or something and maybe we can make you know if we

00:19:21.020 join the conservative party we can make a strong argument from within the party but nigel wasn't 0.99

00:19:24.600 running he wasn't smashing them in the polls it wasn't looking like they're going to get by the

00:19:27.900 way it looks like they're going to get about 70 seats in the election which isn't zero seats but

00:19:31.980 it's a start uh nigel wasn't storming you know things have changed uh and to be honest with you 0.86

00:19:36.940 you know it would be better if the conservatives just went away because they really are just 0.67

00:19:41.440 committed losers um and apparently we've got a sneak preview of some policies reform we're going

00:19:46.300 to put out uh they're going to abolish the tv license fee so that's the end of the bbc 0.75

00:19:50.040 nice love it uh opposition to a cash society great idea free speech bill good idea anti-corruption

00:19:56.300 unit good idea and make st george's day and st david's day national holidays love it love everything

00:20:02.220 about it why wouldn't we want that why wouldn't we want that and that's just the the tip of the

00:20:07.140 iceberg that in fact about now they're probably announcing the actual manifesto so obviously i

00:20:12.120 couldn't look at it in advance but we'll cover it tomorrow i wonder what the policy if or if they

00:20:16.000 do have one on re-migration well i know it's going to be re-migrating a lot of illegals uh but i don't

00:20:23.040 know about the rest of this we won't speculate until tomorrow but um but he's he's been putting up

00:20:27.580 these amazing videos and these these are just genuinely genuinely good campaign videos

00:20:32.720 above all i'll say this to you i'm unashamedly patriotic i'm not scared of being that it's not

00:20:39.500 sentimental it's what i believe to be right i think family community and country are the cause

00:20:47.920 and the backbones underpinned by christian culture of the way that i would call that the way that i

00:20:53.880 wanted to be right and what i believe is worth us staring up and fighting the policy and if i say

00:21:00.120 these tips to you with great passion i meet them with great passion i care about our culture but we

00:21:07.440 fight for british values i'm deterring but we fight for the benefits of brexit i believe you're not a

00:21:13.360 country that is your control and reward us if you decide yourselves who can't and who does not

00:21:20.520 so great amazing you can't ask for much more at this point exactly that's all i've wanted a

00:21:27.440 right-wing politician to be saying because everything flows from that once we've once

00:21:31.580 we've got that uh so go and you know share that uh you know every normal person offline go send it

00:21:36.900 to your boomerant and uncle you know like be like look it has to be farage it can't be the tories

00:21:41.220 anymore and he's winning on tiktok as well so another thing that's uh weird it's like aaron

00:21:46.120 bastani here being like hmm a group of 16 year olds came up to me in sussex desperate to talk

00:21:50.100 about farage who they discovered via tiktok uh which is interesting and you look at his tiktok

00:21:57.120 and it's actually he's doing brilliantly i mean look at those numbers on his tiktok they are superb

00:22:02.720 and so he's radicalizing the youth and saying hey by the way you don't have to hate your own country

00:22:09.520 actually um we can compare this to uh swella braveman this is her uh tiktok campaign

00:22:15.940 what was that a total lack of energy that's what that is that is a campaign

00:22:39.200 that knows it's going nowhere that realizes that the genuine goodwill is not with them

00:22:45.300 lack of self-awareness like what are you yeah i mean if uh if their campaign was going well

00:22:52.600 and they had a lot of energy then this could be funny in an ironic way but it's not it's just kind

00:22:57.920 of weak uh which is a shame uh since we're talking about tiktok of course go follow us on tiktok

00:23:03.220 uh lotusetes underscore com on tiktok we're doing all right actually all things considered

00:23:07.340 uh two is there one with me and karen with over 300 000 yeah yeah then okay dan's one black i never 0.51

00:23:13.160 go on tiktok you see yeah i'm not a big tiktoker either but we're doing all right uh so go and follow

00:23:18.720 us over there anyway you can tell that farage is the leader of the right just to continue on with

00:23:24.960 this point because uh as you can see conservative mp andrea jenkins is using a photo of farage on her

00:23:30.880 campaign leaflet bit weird yeah it's a bit weird and very telling it's like yep i'm friends with

00:23:36.720 nigel farage which is why you should vote conservative he's the guy in charge and everyone

00:23:41.160 knows it and then dean doris uh went on a uh times radio and was just like look it's just over for

00:23:47.800 the conservatives it is over i'm not even sure why the candidates are bothering going out and

00:23:53.320 delivering leaflets it's over i agree i agree again indeed doris very strong bar boris partison

00:24:00.100 former mp uh and other conservatives senior tories just think the party will split apart

00:24:06.300 after it loses this election because it's it's i mean the conservative party has long been a broad

00:24:10.880 church of various competing factions but it's come to the point where they just what do they even have

00:24:15.320 in common you know what do the national conservatives have with like cameronian blairites 0.52

00:24:19.720 you know i hope it's shattered to pieces and scattered to the winds absolutely it's uh you know if

00:24:25.720 you can't do it to the cia at least you can't do it to the tory party um and so you've got uh

00:24:30.900 nigel farage again compare this to swellers like this is also cringe but funny 0.99

00:24:35.500 so farages and so he tweeted that good morning rishi sunak

00:24:46.360 so again that's cringe but funny because he's trolling rishi sunak the energy is with him everyone

00:24:54.360 knows the energy is with him he's clearly having a good time and he's just on the campaign trail

00:25:00.420 just going for it and sunak is just tanking the polls so everyone can see and obviously the the

00:25:04.960 zero seats meme is uh seriously getting around this is a projection after the latest poll using the

00:25:12.160 financial times seat projection tool and it has them 11 seats which is the tories yeah which is 11 too

00:25:18.940 many uh but yes it has them very very low uh yeah the tories uh and there have just been loads of

00:25:25.640 memes i'll skip those for time's purpose but there's been a huge amount of memes on the zero seats front

00:25:30.580 uh and zero seats apparently is coming because half of all conservative voters think the conservatives

00:25:36.580 deserve to be totally wiped out like sorry what when something like the zero seats thing gets this

00:25:45.140 much traction yeah it it's hard to deny that it hasn't tapped into the zeitgeist that is the

00:25:50.860 right yeah 100 so nema just hit the nail on the head i mean wizard wizardry powers yeah can't be

00:25:58.560 understated he nailed the zeitgeist here yeah and uh i mean it's it's just remarkable like a quarter

00:26:04.640 of people who voted conservative in 2019 uh say that they deserve to lose all of their seats so that's

00:26:10.740 not even you know okay you've got labor party members going yeah i think zero seats no no no

00:26:15.180 no these are your own voters you know i suspect my my i suspect they'll still get 50 70 odd seats

00:26:22.300 yeah they probably will it won't be as low as 11 i wouldn't have thought no i mean fingers crossed it

00:26:25.720 is zero actually zero but but we've got two weeks left of farage ruthlessly campaigning against them

00:26:31.440 who knows right who knows and you've seen the left a lot probably complaining why is farage getting so

00:26:36.720 much airtime because he's the right wing he represents he is the leader of

00:26:40.660 the right he represents the the energy of the right at the moment an insurgent right um and by the way

00:26:46.600 only 35 of people disagreed with that statement whilst so uh and then so it got around farage

00:26:53.260 himself uh endorsed zero seats and there was one person who wasn't happy with the idea of the

00:26:58.700 conservative party being destroyed can you guess who it is delios tell me peter hitchens obviously

00:27:05.400 is peter hitchens uh i've seen him and dan are having some flirtatious tweet exchanges yeah because

00:27:12.140 dan was like you are the originator the progenitor of the zero seats meme you were the one who said

00:27:18.260 the conservative now your creation has met you yeah and creation has met the creator now yes and he's

00:27:25.420 not happy uh because of course what's the problem is going to get in and we'll talk about in a second

00:27:30.200 but i mean what did you think the alternative was going to be to destroy the conservatives obviously

00:27:33.860 um but the conservatives deserve i mean like you know they imported millions of people who are never

00:27:39.760 going to vote for them well now they've committed a crime of unparalleled unprecedented severity yeah

00:27:46.940 they've definitely been party to a bunch of crimes i mean they took i mean look at this just 0.90

00:27:52.120 where did those afghan boys come from who decided to rape a girl at a kent school where did they come 0.98

00:27:57.620 from not only that but they have also contributed to the demonization of people who talk about it 0.81

00:28:02.780 yeah yeah absolutely absolutely in fact speaking of demonization uh you've got uh calvin robinson

00:28:08.860 was kicked out of the conservative party last week for quote openly supporting tommy robinson

00:28:14.740 so oh no not tommy robinson sorry did did he do something like this did he allow a child

00:28:20.420 rapist to stay in the uk after arguing being deported back to eritrea would harm his mental health

00:28:25.640 like sorry well oh no you can't associate with tommy robinson why do you want to associate with 0.86

00:28:30.500 the party that has done this why do you want to associate with the party that has done this

00:28:34.860 like this all happened under the conservatives they made this happen and they're like well i mean 0.97

00:28:39.760 you associate with tommy robinson you've got to be kicked out shut up honestly shut up so just a 0.98

00:28:44.720 final thing on this i think nandjah farage is going to win in clagton because for some reason the 0.99

00:28:49.420 the labor party have decided that they'd find the whitest constituency in britain and then run the

00:28:55.240 quote wakanda diaspora candidate who literally hates white people and says that white tears white

00:29:02.600 man's tears are his favorite drink it's like right so you want for us to win in clagton by a staggering 0.89

00:29:09.820 amount superb i'm in favor of that uh i want for us to win in clagton by a staggering amount which is

00:29:15.460 superb but um but yeah we'll leave it there just because it's preposterous that they've done this

00:29:20.300 uh anyway so just in summary farage is obviously the uh legitimate leader of the right he has the

00:29:25.520 mandate of heaven he has the energy he is winning and hopefully he does really well and as you said

00:29:30.960 on twitter a little clip you put up saying um message discipline yes okay you might be further to

00:29:38.020 the right than nige or you might be slightly to the left of him or something like that but 0.98

00:29:42.120 the way elections go the way party politics goes is you have to no there's going to be no perfect

00:29:48.600 leader yeah there's going to be no perfect party with a perfect agenda a manifesto yeah politics is

00:29:54.140 the art of compromise and things and so for this election this time out this is the vehicle as i say

00:30:00.900 all aboard the nige train yeah it's the best option at this point and although some people some uh you 0.93

00:30:06.740 know people that aren't prepared to compromise any of their uh politics um will say that's just a

00:30:13.200 sellout well uh no like get real no nigel farage is good on almost all of the issues he might not be 0.87

00:30:19.400 perfect on almost all the issues but he's good on almost every issue i care about and it will be a

00:30:24.800 net positive step in the right direction to have nigel farage as an mp and then hopefully prime

00:30:29.540 minister in 2029 uh then not that's just that simple well even uh katherine blakelock of the

00:30:36.100 english democrats retweeted you saying yes uh at least for this election don't vote for me vote for

00:30:43.280 reform in the constituency she's standing in yeah yeah and we're going to have her on tomorrow so

00:30:47.240 um so yeah that's sort of the message this time round yeah it's it's farage can break the consensus

00:30:54.800 we have to put the weight behind him as he acts as the tip of the spear to pierce through their

00:30:59.260 armor send a message to the establishment yeah with nigel that's that's the thing to do this time 1.00

00:31:06.180 and no one else has the chops you know it's got to be there's no one else at the moment by the way i

00:31:10.580 think there is a rationale in the labor party in the selection of the candidate who will run against

00:31:16.240 farage because they want they know that he's going to lose because farage is very strong in that

00:31:21.480 constituency so they want to make it all about racism and oh no don't call me a racist yeah yeah

00:31:28.860 those days have passed yeah that'd be new wouldn't it exciting uh anyway that's but but still that's

00:31:34.340 what they want to do in the general public maybe maybe anyway let's move on okay so i'm up next on

00:31:42.120 yes okay let me just scroll down a wee bit here all right so we all know that labor is going to be

00:31:51.460 the next government yeah uh starmer is going to be uh the next prime minister um so let's have a

00:31:59.380 quick look at labor then let's have a quick look at them and they've they put their manifesto out

00:32:03.700 and uh i read it and uh the sort of the classic obama sort of change change is coming change is

00:32:10.080 happening yes don't worry about whether it's changed for the better or not but just change

00:32:13.340 it's literally the zentian position the lord of change yeah it's just gonna be changed you might

00:32:20.840 grow an extra arm or something maybe a pair of eyes i don't know uh now so i've read the manifesto and

00:32:26.240 i've read loads of manifestos in my time it's one of those things um that history uh that politics

00:32:31.320 nerds do uh a lot of parties uh just betray their own manifesto all the time don't they but nonetheless

00:32:37.340 it's supposed to be they're sort of laying out their agenda isn't it and the thing i took from it

00:32:42.100 in broadly speaking before we get into details was that it kept talking loads and loads and loads

00:32:46.240 about chaos that britain is in chaos that the i know that the conservatives have have put us in a

00:32:53.100 state of chaos that was just the word that kept cropping up again and again and again it was

00:32:57.480 obviously they sat around and brainstormed this thing yeah got some a team of pr people to decide

00:33:02.440 what their message is going to be and it was that they're going to get rid of the chaos

00:33:06.360 and restore order sorry just a doesn't keir starmer look like an angry bank manager there

00:33:12.800 he looks like i've defaulted on my mortgage payments or something i'm about to get a severe

00:33:18.920 dressing down but then i'll be given like a two-month extension or something like that he's got his

00:33:23.440 sleeves rolled up so ready to work hard yeah he just looks like a literally like a branch manager

00:33:29.560 of the local bank but that's who anyway sorry yeah god forbid chaos yeah yeah so i mean let's talk

00:33:37.100 about a bunch of stuff that they talk about so uh the first thing or the most important thing for i

00:33:41.620 think most people certainly our audience will be immigration and borders and things um and uh they

00:33:49.580 they talk about they don't talk about it a great deal surprisingly i mean there is there is a chunk in

00:33:54.300 there which i'll read out in a moment but it's not there's no real specifics in there and it feels

00:34:00.340 like it's exactly the sort of thing they'll just renege on or just not act upon ultimately um this is

00:34:06.380 not their concern is it yeah right they're in favor of immigration yeah they said that they would

00:34:11.100 launch a new border security command with hundreds of new special investigators to use

00:34:15.760 counter-terror powers to smash criminal boat gangs which is actually a good sounding idea i wish they'd do

00:34:20.980 it yeah yeah if they if they do do that i just don't see it happening um so they they they said

00:34:28.280 right near the beginning one of the main sort of tenets of what they want to do is to have a quote a

00:34:33.140 mission driven government so in other words more blairite managerial target driven stuff yes need

00:34:40.980 another clangor yeah more clangos um okay they in some ways though although they're obviously sort of

00:34:48.100 you know fairly their left is social socialists and some among their members like john mcdonald for

00:34:53.880 example or jeremy corbyn are out and out communists to be fair they kick corbyn out uh yeah so yeah it's

00:34:59.360 fun isn't it i'm looking forward to that who wins in um yeah on the election night is going to be

00:35:05.460 interesting keeping an eye on it because it's funny either way right because if corbyn wins it which i

00:35:08.880 think he probably will actually probably if i had to put money on it that's funny because it's running

00:35:12.040 the eye to labor yeah but if he loses that's funny because corbyn's career's over so whatever happens there

00:35:17.120 is funny yeah anyway no losers for our from our point of view despite being quote-unquote radical

00:35:23.280 lefties you know blair in the in the in the in the shadow of blair still wanting to completely reform

00:35:28.820 and change change all sorts of things about the very nature of our system in other ways it's business

00:35:33.660 as usual so this is a quote commitment to the nuclear deterrent is absolute so starmus decided to draw a line

00:35:41.520 under that yeah this is this is him like uh staying very firmly within the blairite paradigm and avoiding

00:35:47.400 the sort of corbynite paradigm which is total dearmament unilateral dearmament for nuclear weaponry

00:35:54.000 well i personally haven't got a problem with being committed to the nuclear um yeah yeah but but what it

00:35:59.200 says is that he's still in hock to the chiefs at the pentagon oh yeah 100 yeah 100 because the other thing is

00:36:05.100 an unshakable commitment to nato i'm not so much on board with that yeah personally i have criticisms

00:36:11.840 um and um and that russia and iran are the main threats so again just taking the line directly from

00:36:19.040 the pentagon and the state department just whatever they're telling us we think about foreign policy is 0.90

00:36:23.760 what we go yeah yeah that's what we think as well yeah kirsten is going to make you die for gay rights 1.00

00:36:27.900 in ukraine yeah great under a nato banner yeah um um yeah so okay so in some ways business as usual

00:36:37.520 um so on the immigration thing i'll read out a couple of paragraphs here so take me a couple

00:36:43.500 minutes to read it out but this is this is everything that but more or less everything

00:36:47.420 they say in their manifesto which isn't all particularly short on borders and immigration

00:36:52.240 so so listen out for what's omitted right so they say this britain is a tolerant and passionate

00:37:00.000 country we have a proud tradition of welcoming people welcoming people fleeing prosecution and

00:37:05.140 abuse schemes like homes for ukraine hong kong humanitarian visas and the syrian resettlement

00:37:10.340 program have provided important routes for refugees seeking sanctuary they're obviously proud of that

00:37:14.780 you know but the system needs to be controlled and managed and we need strong borders

00:37:18.840 um sorry just like yeah we want as many people as we can get we just need to be managed

00:37:23.860 right the problem the concerns is they're just not managing things correctly yeah that's what you

00:37:28.020 often get when you criticize get a labor mp or someone on a late night talk show or something and

00:37:32.500 you say what is your plan for immigration they'll say we need more safe and legal routes yeah that's

00:37:38.620 what they say more of it just done properly there's a very slight misdirection yeah um but basically

00:37:44.600 more if anything um they say we need strong borders the small boat crisis fueled by dangerous criminal

00:37:51.020 smuggling gangs and undermining our undermining our security and costing lives rather than a serious

00:37:56.600 plan to confront this crisis the conservatives have offered nothing but desperate gimmicks their

00:38:01.440 flagship policy to fly a tiny number of asylum seekers to rwanda has already cost hundreds of millions

00:38:06.560 of pounds not untrue even if it got off the ground this scheme can only address fewer than one

00:38:10.580 percent of the asylum seekers arriving also true it cannot work i agree chaos in the channel has been 0.99

00:38:16.900 matched by chaos at home the conservatives unworkable laws have created a perma backlog of tens of

00:38:22.700 thousands of asylum seekers who are indefinitely staying in hotels costing their taxpayers millions

00:38:27.180 of pounds every week they don't go on to address that any further so you're not saying it's not

00:38:31.500 going to get rid of them or re-migrate them or anything it's just it's just there's a perma backlog we

00:38:37.040 need to get rid of that yeah the backlog needs to be cleared because the administration is being held

00:38:42.540 up the bureaucracy is having a problem with the backlog it's not that there's a problem with hundreds

00:38:47.300 of thousands if not millions of people who shouldn't be here being here the problem is the system itself

00:38:52.720 is just not working as it should i'm going to fix the system don't you know so there's a liar by well

00:38:58.900 not a liar by omission but they're just omitting there that they're not so they're talking about a

00:39:02.540 perma backlog of tens of thousands but not that they're going to send them home or anything no

00:39:07.380 it's just that we need to fast forward their application so they can stay indefinitely but

00:39:11.740 that is not the but they don't explicitly say that though yes that's the tricky thing they're doing

00:39:17.740 here because the left right now with its distributive philosophy says that for instance there should be

00:39:25.040 massive redistribution of wealth from those who have to those who have not and the question is how do

00:39:30.460 you understand those who have not they don't understand it in national terms they understand

00:39:35.140 it in international terms exactly so that's why when they whenever they're talking about

00:39:39.960 tackling poverty they don't talk about domestic poverty they tackle they talk about tackling global

00:39:45.040 poverty i love the the idea that it boils down to well we need to take money from the haves which

00:39:49.900 are people who worked hard and paid their taxes to the have nots which is criminal illegal aliens 0.57

00:39:53.900 it's like what no that's theft why are you doing that it's just outright theft give to foreign

00:39:59.700 criminals thanks labor yeah so you know already it's fairly clear what they intend but the

00:40:05.460 manifesto goes on labor will stop the chaos and go after the criminal gangs who trade in driving this

00:40:10.340 crisis i mean good yeah but they won't but good we will create a new border security command with

00:40:17.140 hundreds of new investigators intelligence officers and cross-border police officers this will be funded

00:40:21.540 by ending the wasteful migration and economic development partnership with rwanda this new command

00:40:26.580 will work internationally and be supported by new counter-terrorism style powers to pursue disrupt

00:40:31.300 and arrest those responsible for the vile trade we will seek a new security agreement with the eu to

00:40:35.760 ensure access to real-time intelligence and enable our policing teams to lead joint investigations

00:40:40.980 with their european counterparts just blah blah blah blah blah blah and then they're going to be like

00:40:46.620 yes you know they haven't got it there i'm sure but they're like we need then safe and legal routes

00:40:50.900 so all the people who wanted to come can come we're just going to be in control of it rather than the

00:40:55.420 criminal gangs yeah exactly that yeah okay let's take the grim criminal gangs out of the equation and

00:41:00.700 the home office will do it yeah yeah labor will turn the page and restore order to the asylum system so 0.88

00:41:07.000 that so that it operates swiftly firmly and fairly there we go so yeah we're just gonna funnel them in 0.99

00:41:13.500 bro's and that the rules are properly enforced we will hire additional caseworkers to clear the

00:41:18.560 conservative black backlog and end asylum hotels saving the taxpayers billions of pounds going to

00:41:23.440 grow the bureaucracy to do it yeah the the bureaucracy is growing to meet the expanding demands of the

00:41:30.020 bureaucracy yes yes um precisely labor will set up a new returns and enforcement unit will you

00:41:36.620 with an additional a thousand staff a remigration unit okay um to fast track removals to safe countries

00:41:44.860 again still that thing or if it's a if it's a bad country like say pakistan when they've got human 0.97

00:41:50.140 rights abuses we can't possibly deport anyone back to those types of countries they'll have they'll 1.00

00:41:55.620 probably have to stay instead um back to countries uh who people do not have uh the right to stay here 0.95

00:42:01.240 we will negotiate additional returns arrangements to speed up returns and increase the number of safe

00:42:06.220 countries that failed asylum that failed asylum seekers can swiftly be sent back to and we will 0.99

00:42:10.940 also act upstream working with international partners to address the human the humanitarian

00:42:15.840 crisis which leads people to flee their homes and strengthen support for refugees in their home

00:42:21.400 region so just a quick thing there what you mean cure all oppression so in the rest of the world

00:42:27.740 so no one wants to leave their own country really we're going to send money to foreign governments

00:42:32.300 right yeah right problem it's another way of saying it yeah brilliant um so again just to keep on on the

00:42:40.240 border and migration stroke remigration issue um there's a uh there's an article there um talking about

00:42:49.180 it's the next link i'm sorry if you do it yeah so in the european conservative um there's an article

00:42:56.400 they're talking about what you know a bit more realistically what's actually happening in that article they say

00:43:00.700 uh keir starmer's labor is being cautious in its messaging ahead of the july 4th general election

00:43:06.120 but a senior party official has been unable to contain her excitement about sweeping plans to

00:43:10.800 reverse major aspects of brexit if it gets into government details of these changes are only just

00:43:15.320 coming to light but appear to have been in in the works for some time labor international chair fiona

00:43:20.380 urquhart said in comments seen by the man on sunday that starmer's top team quote is prepared to revisit

00:43:25.800 some of the brexit agreements and believes restoring that freedom of movement is paramount

00:43:30.740 the labor party has made it clear that it wants to see a greater level of freedom of movement within

00:43:35.280 the eu for britain's in particular for professionals and trade robert bates who is research director of

00:43:40.740 the center for migration control think tank said the comments reveal that many of the many on the right

00:43:46.500 reveal what many on the right already suspect that the labor party is unashamedly uh pro freedom of

00:43:53.020 movement he told the european conservative keir starmer and most of the shadow front bench

00:43:57.200 under then labor uh under then labor leader jeremy corbyn spent the entirety of 2019 pushing for

00:44:04.480 britain's borders to remain open to hundreds of millions of people on the continent which they did

00:44:08.520 let's not forget that this labor party is also hell-bent on expanding the franchise not just to 16

00:44:15.000 year olds but to eu citizens as well they are nakedly attempting to gerrymander the makeup of the

00:44:19.420 british electorate a labor official has denied the claim uh that his party would bring back free

00:44:24.460 movement within the european union uh but however many times starmer has stressed he wants to make

00:44:30.460 brexit work whatever that means and that's i'm not just added that that's in the text whatever that

00:44:34.980 means labor representatives have made it quite clear that they intend to uh that they intend to draw

00:44:41.400 britain closer to brussels via schemes such as a youth mobility agreement if they get into office

00:44:47.200 urquhart's comments suggest that starmer shares uh these desires and is simply being coy about them

00:44:52.720 now to keep british patriots on side while the conservative government circles the drain

00:44:57.740 urquhart told a mallorca newspaper in march that labor quote is being cautious it's not making too

00:45:03.480 many bold announcements because should it come to power it does not know what is going to be faced

00:45:08.160 with but it cannot stress enough that it is well aware of many of the problems facing britain's

00:45:12.620 overseas especially in the eu the problem at this election added the cfm sees baits is that

00:45:18.840 conservative party attempts to present themselves as any different uh an egregious assault upon the

00:45:24.440 truth pretty pretty based he also said since 2021 and britain having left the european union mass

00:45:32.220 migration has skyrocketed precisely because the toys have given visas to millions of non-european 0.52

00:45:37.260 economic area citizens the choice at this election is between a conservative party who claim to want

00:45:42.640 controlled borders yet do exactly opposite or a labor party who is avowedly pro-mass migration

00:45:48.660 the british public deserve better end quote or vote for nige yeah or there's the third way yeah

00:45:54.860 exactly business as usual or nigel and the thing is we know that kirstama prefers the european union

00:46:02.340 he's just come openly come out like yeah i prefer davos which is obviously the west but like same

00:46:06.280 difference really to westminster so yeah okay we know we know that that's what you're like

00:46:10.660 kia this is one of my predictions i can't remember if i said this on camry or is it just in the office

00:46:14.940 but if they get a giant giant majority which they look set look set to get um then it becomes their

00:46:21.960 own backbenchers who are the real opposition yeah and they will splinter just as you saw the tories

00:46:26.300 with a mere 80 80 majority splintering it's like it's too much for them to hold together and i think

00:46:31.560 that will happen to the labor party because they've got just like the conservative sort of some

00:46:35.600 disparate groups within them but their own backbenchers are more radical lefties yeah right

00:46:39.660 great yeah great so you've got like the actual race communists yeah you've got like blairite 0.55

00:46:44.320 leftism or race communism and the argument is going to be how race communisty it gets yeah great you've

00:46:50.260 got like the diehard sort of blairites brownites you've got the corbynisters you've got the people

00:46:55.480 that will that have tied their their flag to starma's ship um there's a whole bunch of groups yeah and i doubt

00:47:02.000 if starma can hold them all together well i suspect there'll be there'll be no real honeymoon period 1.00

00:47:07.600 and they'll start infighting immediately i think starma will just start executing them politically 1.00

00:47:13.020 as well i mean he'll just like look if you can do that corbyn and just be like no you're out gone

00:47:17.760 gone he'll just do the same with the rest he doesn't seem afraid to do no he's absolutely not

00:47:22.080 the funniest thing will be when a lot of the far leftists are denouncing starma as far right yeah

00:47:29.460 oh yeah this has already happened some they already call him the right wing of the the labor parts it's

00:47:35.160 like yeah okay the right wing of the left okay yeah yeah um so i'll whip through a few other things

00:47:42.580 because we've already been going for a few minutes on this one uh they want to build 1.5 million new

00:47:46.620 homes great just that for who yeah exactly for who it's not there's been a baby boom amongst the

00:47:52.920 native population of britain no it's to house foreigners your money to house foreigners yeah 1.00

00:47:57.580 more uh safe and legal routes and we'll need uh millions of more yeah yeah yeah uh on climate and

00:48:03.440 energy they're committed to uh clean power that's quite clean power by 2030 they've got a green

00:48:09.260 prosperity plan not one mentioned in nuclear right no no they say they say stuff like this they say

00:48:15.380 solar panels in england they say we will not issue new licenses to explore new fields oil fields

00:48:20.920 because because look at this they will not take a penny off bills they cannot make us energy secure

00:48:27.160 what are you talking about dig out more energy from the ground that won't reduce the amount of money

00:48:31.780 you have to spend on energy i mean no one accused them of understanding economics but like

00:48:36.520 sorry yeah um drilling for new oil apparently cannot make us energy secure and will only accelerate

00:48:43.980 the worsening climate crisis which is a hoax uh in addition the sun drives i don't know youtube

00:48:49.440 oh really i don't know well carry on the sun the suns and volcano drive yeah well we'll have to cut

00:48:57.120 that out then yep okay uh they go on in addition we will not grant new coal licenses and will ban

00:49:03.300 fracking for good okay yeah and they're going to make a new publicly owned company called

00:49:08.900 great british energy yeah there's still wind farms and solar panels yeah around the country amazing

00:49:15.680 one of the worst things i think possible is a marriage between government and corporations

00:49:21.180 also under the rubric of bizarre lefty ideology yeah right yeah it's completely captured you know

00:49:27.320 wind farms in scotland it's like you know okay maybe you know we need solar panels all over britain

00:49:33.040 it's like which means solar panels like if you that you can see a map of the amount of sun might bring

00:49:37.480 it's really low actually like if all the you know could you not have said like geothermal or 0.98

00:49:42.120 hydroelectric or something no solar panels say okay whatever yeah idiots we really need uh nuclear 0.92

00:49:48.880 power stations that's what it is that's the way forward kind of obviously isn't just yeah just a 0.97

00:49:53.000 dozen nuclear power stations i mean and things i'd be fine with them being owned by the state as well

00:49:57.240 you could be like okay well the taxpayers will fund the nuclear power and then electricity will just be

00:50:00.900 free so that way my nan or they're both passed on now but you know your nan can have the heating on 0.98

00:50:05.680 all winter if she likes and she doesn't have to pay a penny for it you know and as for the relentless

00:50:11.920 leftist or labor assault on the very fabric the very nature of our of our country and our politics

00:50:21.300 is that they quote labor is committed to replacing the house of lords with an alternative second

00:50:26.580 chamber it's only been around since time immemorial it's only been around since what the 11th century

00:50:31.780 or whatever it's only a part of the national fabric of this country later yeah just do away

00:50:37.200 with it because hereditary peers uh commies hate hereditary uh titles like that maybe the british

00:50:45.300 republic would be a bit amenable like in you know they used to send quite far right-wing people to

00:50:50.100 the european union right the bmp got a bunch of eu mep because they saw it as being something a sort

00:50:56.920 of secondary thing there's not it's not a primary thing we don't want these people in charge of the

00:51:00.420 country but we are happy to send them as a protest vote well maybe you know they'll get packed out with

00:51:05.200 the protest votes as well you know maybe maybe of course uh labor have tried very hard and the

00:51:10.700 conservatives have sort of packed the house of lords in the last couple of generations with

00:51:14.640 um yeah with types who aren't really traditional yeah in any real sense so it's already been damaged

00:51:22.740 but anyway they want to they want to quote replace the house of lords okay also another thing we will

00:51:27.800 increase the engagement of young people in our vibrant democracy by giving 16 and 17 year olds

00:51:32.700 the right to vote in all elections full stop end of quote for farage oh yeah okay fine they get

00:51:38.920 radicalized on tiktok by nigel farage okay what now um any 16 or 17 year olds out there listening or

00:51:44.600 younger um you're going to lose me as a fan i don't want children to have the vote no these are

00:51:50.460 children and most children don't know what what on earth they're doing or talking about but if it

00:51:57.360 helps vote right wing that's just it the left is literally here to sell out your future just vote

00:52:01.960 for the right that's gonna do i'd raise the age well yeah i would too and put a property qualification

00:52:07.160 i'd make it about 35 but you know like since that's not on the table right wing young people you need to

00:52:13.440 vote right wing there's a bunch of other things i could talk about but i'll i'll just talk about the

00:52:17.980 economy uh because well apart from anything else they want to make sure that well okay here's a

00:52:23.220 paragraph they're gonna raise their taxes on them we will this is a classic classic example of what

00:52:27.640 the labor manifesto is like it just says a whole bunch of statements and promises with no detail

00:52:33.060 but i mean that's what all manifestos usually are like otherwise it'd become a tome wouldn't it but

00:52:37.120 this is a classic paragraph uh with with no real explanation they just say quote we will bring down the cost

00:52:42.800 of energy we will reduce food prices by removing barriers to business to business trading they

00:52:48.820 really do think the state is god yeah oh yeah that's it we will make housing more affordable

00:52:53.620 expand access to child care and make work pay we will support families with children by introducing

00:52:59.560 free breakfast clubs in every primary school labor will also keep mortgage rates low

00:53:04.700 it was low as possible with a strong independent bank of england which will continue to target

00:53:10.260 stable inflation of two percent end of quote we will create a forest of money trees yeah yeah we

00:53:17.320 will make sure that unicorns fly across the sky to announce dawn you know like i'm i'm all for

00:53:22.560 promises but we will keep food prices we will reduce food prices and a few lines later we we want

00:53:27.940 inflation to remain at two percent and how that's despite the massive inflation we've had in the last

00:53:32.880 year yeah it's just nonsense and is it rachel reeves is that it is yeah if she comes across you know

00:53:39.280 you can sort of judge people quite quickly and certainly if you watch them for 10 minutes or an 0.98

00:53:43.160 hour you get an impression of what they're really like yeah she's a moron of course she's not an 1.00

00:53:47.780 economist really who could i don't know what on earth she's talking about okay one last thing if we 0.98

00:53:52.320 can if you can put up that uh samson that um the cabinet the labor shadow cabinet so let's just have

00:53:57.680 a very quick look before i finish off at um at who's probably going to be in in government next so

00:54:05.380 there will probably be at least a small reshuffle yeah so this probably won't be the exact government

00:54:10.760 we're going to get but it largely will be i would have thought yeah so obviously starmer and and

00:54:14.940 rainer the brightest at the tippy top yeah yeah our best and brightest yeah but then yvette cooper

00:54:21.180 ed milliband david lammy these are the losers of the 2010s with sort of the the labor rejects who

00:54:27.620 weren't good enough for blair but yvette cooper at the home office disastrous right a disastrous 1.00

00:54:35.440 thing david lammy is the foreign secretary could you get could you get someone worse to have as your

00:54:42.040 your your your your because if you're head of the i think if you're head of the foreign office you're

00:54:46.440 like the chief diplomat yeah yeah like the highest possible diplomat apart from perhaps the prime 0.96

00:54:50.940 to themselves or perhaps the king david lammy a true moron at least ed milliband's gonna make sure 0.99

00:54:57.860 we all get bacon sandwiches and yeah yeah ed milliband uh energy the dumb milliband um and the rest of 1.00

00:55:06.460 these people just just like a stream of morons like um help but notice fang and debonair as 0.97

00:55:12.500 as as um at culture culture media and sport i can't remember notice there are like three diversity 0.99

00:55:18.220 hires yeah that's interesting isn't it like no one's like oh my goodness oh god lisa nandy yeah

00:55:25.720 lisa nandy jeez welcome hillary ben yeah but like no one's like oh well labor's really racist because

00:55:31.100 they've got hardly any diversity and the conservatives are not racist because they literally have an indian

00:55:35.740 prime minister and a 90 diverse cabinet like that's not like after the election the safe seats are going

00:55:42.200 to be very diverse for the conservatives whereas labor looks like a nativist party almost it doesn't

00:55:50.300 matter for leftists their heart is in the right place well that exactly that's all they care about

00:55:54.700 no that's literally it isn't it or like joe biden as long as we've got a shill at the top that we can

00:56:00.060 control and is weak enough to do whatever we want the globalist agenda etc etc then that's fine

00:56:05.200 yeah we'll go with that what i wanted to add before when you were talking about the choices i think that

00:56:10.320 generally speaking when uh pm builds a cabinet they don't want people who are going to be so popular

00:56:17.200 who are going to challenge them right so to a degree i think that this is a realistic yeah it's a to be

00:56:24.320 expected yeah are there many names in there that would challenge starmer yeah at some point not many

00:56:30.360 for diversity entries but just lisa nandy for example i mean she's uh what was her father who was the

00:56:39.080 the runnymede trust yeah so again just committed to to changing our demographic flooding us with

00:56:47.120 foreign nationals absolutely committed to it yeah and she uh currently anyway is uh international

00:56:53.440 development perfect oh good we're going to be developing other countries perfect so there we go

00:56:58.000 all right so i'll leave it there because i may have run over a little bit but um yeah the labor

00:57:02.020 government is going to be bad but nonetheless the tour it has to be done yeah it has to get a bit worse

00:57:08.020 and i said that before it has to get a bit worse before it can get better again and someone called

00:57:12.000 me out and said so accelerationism then i thought you were against accelerationism which i am in

00:57:17.160 broadly speaking in sort of pure platonic terms i am but there's no option yeah at this stage again

00:57:23.520 politics is the art of what's doable isn't it oh yeah and this is the only thing that's doable at this

00:57:29.080 moment we have to slay one dragon at a time yeah because the whole next five years will be zero seats

00:57:34.840 for labor yeah yeah and then in 2029 hopefully we can move into farage's golden era a full new paradigm

00:57:42.160 okay that's it right okay uh one thing before we start i think the cut was around 12 to 2

00:57:49.820 it was 148 so just okay worry about it afterwards yeah so uh can i have you can that's as far as it

00:58:01.140 goes i'm afraid okay okay so we are going to talk about argentina and uh harvier javier millay and the

00:58:10.400 powers that he is gaining because he's going on an op mode that means overpowered so one thing to say

00:58:17.960 is that when we're talking about argentina we're not talking about uh the u us the uk or a country in

00:58:24.840 the eu we're talking about a very specific setting and i say this because a lot of people who are

00:58:30.720 commenting on argentina or replying to comments i have made or some of my colleagues have made

00:58:36.520 they literally talk as if argentina has the exact same problems with the uk or the us or the eu these

00:58:44.720 are not the same things uh you could say that to to a degree they are similar problems but the degree

00:58:51.220 in which yeah these problems um are um causing trouble in argentina is vastly different so just

00:58:59.280 uh for me to summarize my limited knowledge on this south america has just been broadly racked by

00:59:06.060 socialism for generations now and malay is a response to that yes so basically argentina suffers 0.92

00:59:11.720 from more than three decades of terrible economic mismanagement from statist policies and uh you could

00:59:18.880 say a very mistaken idea of what inflation is because literally if you look at argentina and

00:59:25.880 its economy for the last decades literally the people who have governed argentina think that you

00:59:32.360 can have money trees printing money and everything is going to take care of itself yeah yeah also just

00:59:38.120 to mention about argentina for anyone doesn't know i mean going back a few decades now but they were

00:59:42.540 ruled by a succession of military hunters military governments yes um and a type of at least back in

00:59:51.060 the 60s and 70s a type of civil war yeah um where they were disappearing each other all over the place

00:59:58.320 yeah to the tunes of thousands and thousands of people yeah you know um actual actual sort of um

01:00:04.920 dungeons yeah and things suicide not suicide torture chambers and all sorts of things people being

01:00:12.100 thrown out of helicopters that's where that meme comes from um so they've had a lot of instability

01:00:16.280 and then yeah some leftist stuff thrown on top of that which will never help and someone and so on

01:00:21.920 yes exactly and right now i think they are facing the worst economic crisis uh in the of the last 20

01:00:28.140 years so it is a sort of national emergency for argentina so they were having an inflation crisis

01:00:34.760 weren't they the yearly inflation rate is around 300 percent jesus and we will talk a lot about this

01:00:41.020 because we are going to talk about how he's constantly misrepresented and why the people who are uh

01:00:47.320 opposing themselves to mille's policies and the politicians in of argentina who are echoing their

01:00:53.320 concerns they bet and they bet wrong and mille has won his first major legislative victory but one

01:01:00.500 thing to say is that he is literally slashing down the departments that he said that he was going to

01:01:06.820 slash down afuera yeah you love to see it don't you yeah so apparently this isn't news to people in

01:01:12.740 argentina it's this is not something new but those outside argentina need to hear this this is from

01:01:20.280 guardian and you see it says argentina's far-right president poised to shut down anti-gender violence

01:01:26.320 agency just communists yeah communists again you see they talk about it they talk about him as being

01:01:34.240 far-right women are risk amid an increasing number of femicides but assistance including emergency

01:01:42.360 helpline will be cut now this is interesting because it shows vastly different approaches to crime so one of

01:01:48.720 the major causes of crime is poverty so literally the person who is trying to do something with

01:01:55.700 argentinian poverty is mille but apparently the guardian has a problem with this now just an

01:02:00.640 interesting one of the sorry just one of the problems that's wracked all of south america is

01:02:05.720 soft approaches towards criminals which is one of the things that bolsonaro was strong on um the

01:02:12.100 yeah and bekele exactly i'm sure the same sort of thing is going to be the consequence of

01:02:16.800 leftism in south america in argentina as well so oh well the criminal's really the victim of society

01:02:21.940 it's like is he really and here last paragraph they say the libertarian president is openly anti-feminist

01:02:29.380 and has faced i really liked him you'd have to sell him to me yeah but i think there's a pattern of

01:02:34.420 mainstream media who are routinely referring to politicians they despise as far-right on the title

01:02:40.660 and then towards the end where almost no one is going to read they just throw different adjectives

01:02:45.980 so what happened here um last wednesday mille had his first legislative victory and this is this may

01:02:55.660 sound a bit counterintuitive because people know that he won an election but he doesn't have majority in

01:03:02.220 the congress okay so that was the major problem that the coalition party that he governs and his major

01:03:08.640 part is the la libertad avanza doesn't have the majority in congress so what happened there was

01:03:15.340 the following mille comes along and he says i'm gonna do something about the disastrous policies that

01:03:21.240 are ruining argentina for decades now the main beneficiaries of these policies and the politicians

01:03:27.800 who have presided over them yeah they want they know really well and everyone knows that the free

01:03:35.640 market reforms that mille is advancing yield benefits to the mid to long term so what they wanted to do

01:03:44.640 was to basically stall as much as possible to pro to prolong those terms so that mille would lose his

01:03:54.380 popularity but the thing is that mille is taming inflation and he's also showing the political will

01:04:01.720 that he wants to actually clash with this corrupt system of clientelism and actually backfire on them

01:04:09.980 because he doesn't lose his popularity he is taming inflation he is cutting government spending and

01:04:16.820 and suddenly you see that people in the argentinian congress had the tie when they were debating the

01:04:25.740 reforms he's proposing and then the vice president who has the extra vote in the argentinian congress

01:04:31.700 voted in favor of mille's package right okay okay no no go ahead it's a couple quick things so if

01:04:38.860 their inflation was running at 300 percent yearly i mean right but then you're not that far away from

01:04:44.080 sort of having to print thousand dollar bills and things like that that's insane 300 is absolutely

01:04:49.000 insane your economy is absolutely broken at that point but it's interesting to note that argentina's

01:04:54.360 got a system a bit more like america rather than britain where the executive is completely separate to

01:04:59.800 the legislature yeah so we don't have that do we our prime minister the head of state the head of 0.86

01:05:04.740 government is in the legislature yeah um so it sounds like he is what americans would call a lame duck 0.81

01:05:12.080 president yeah he's president he's head of the executive but he's a quote-unquote lame duck because

01:05:16.720 he doesn't control the congress yes but in which is unfortunate really if you really want to just

01:05:22.100 fool stuff through in this case though this is very a very interesting case because the it seems to be

01:05:28.720 working okay because what happens is that the idea is that when you have all these people who are in

01:05:36.640 favor of of mille and he shows massive popular he has massive popularity ratings they sort of got the

01:05:43.980 message that they cannot literally create obstacles to him because his next election they're going to get

01:05:49.420 vote out his his popular uh popularity is going to raise and in fact they are going to be charged

01:05:55.320 with the uh negative let's say uh effects of of what mille is trying to do right now all the short-term

01:06:04.660 effects that would be charged on mille if they did nothing are going to be charged on them because

01:06:10.180 they literally show everyone that they are stalling and they are prolonging the the period so he's is

01:06:18.560 he very popular amongst the average argentine he's unbelievably really right okay did you not see

01:06:23.660 him traveling on an airplane i knew he was popular i just didn't know the degree to which yeah i played

01:06:27.620 with the entire airplane was cheering him yeah it was amazing okay he also he he's also like a rock

01:06:33.260 so there he literally walks on stages dancing in funny moves it's like osha from something he's got big

01:06:39.560 hair and sideburns i mean come on there was a song he was singing like uh you know i'm the king i will

01:06:43.940 destroy you and everyone went mad okay yeah i love the energy so what is interesting here though is

01:06:50.700 that he is gaining extra powers the legislation is delegating to him broad powers right in several

01:06:58.540 sectors okay like energy pension security and other areas because basically what they're doing

01:07:04.240 they're declaring argentina to be in a sort of situation of national emergency and they voted to

01:07:10.040 give him to delegate to him extra powers they need a strong executive to just cut through all these

01:07:15.760 layers of problems yes yes now this hasn't gone without any kind of resistance and that is why a lot of

01:07:23.060 the politicians that mille is trying to compromise with have introduced some reforms that could be seen

01:07:30.880 as watering down his initial program but i think that's a step to the towards the right direction

01:07:36.820 now this hasn't become law yet it will go to the lower house of the argentinian congress

01:07:43.820 and there is where all the articles of the bills that are being debated will be debated individually

01:07:52.480 but everyone believes that this is going to pass and that this is going to be his major

01:07:57.060 political victory now a lot of people are protesting a lot of people are communists yeah so you see here we

01:08:04.940 can uh we can play this without sound i'll close the sound you see there are massive protests

01:08:13.900 yeah and they get violent from the from people who are protesting against the reforms and commies and

01:08:23.120 lefties and antifa are absolutely filth aren't they yeah they just really are everywhere in the world

01:08:27.980 everywhere they crop up sorry no sorry no no no they're literally out here violently protesting in 0.98

01:08:34.340 favor of inflation i mean just yeah and uh agorist nexus inflation or death how dare you try and save

01:08:40.820 your nation yeah how dare you save the economy yeah but that is the issue though when it comes with

01:08:45.320 with inflation the main beneficiaries of printing money are those who are going to get it first

01:08:50.360 especially by the government by the but the fact that they don't understand and here is where

01:08:55.960 there is a lot of plausibility in this criticism is that inflation is an indirect tax yeah i mean

01:09:01.160 literally arguing we need more government like how dare you move the government and you see here that

01:09:07.940 civil disobedience is uh violent and you see here public property being destroyed now

01:09:16.180 one of the there's nothing like the destruction of public property to show where people stand

01:09:23.160 towards the common good yeah thanks for ruining the place we live in yeah and you see also here

01:09:29.220 amnesty international they had to make a comment they had to add the people who oppose milay who is the

01:09:35.660 only person who shows that he has the political will to do something about the massive poverty that

01:09:42.140 argentina suffers from and they say people sorry yeah sorry i was yeah people in argentina are

01:09:48.900 protesting milay's economic reforms authorities must respect the right freedom of expression and

01:09:53.580 peaceful assembly and police found responsible of unlawful use of force must be held accountable

01:09:57.540 it's like they're literally throwing molotovs at the cops and tearing up the street and it's not

01:10:03.420 just freedom of expression they're not just like hey guys i'd like to voice a counter-opinion

01:10:07.820 to the current malay reforms no they're ruining things they're hurting people yeah i need to be free to be

01:10:13.500 able to destroy public property yeah yeah absolutely not yeah because that's how the public good is

01:10:18.960 being promoted yeah and it's funny aren't the leftists always telling us that words are violence

01:10:23.500 yeah but actual violence isn't violence actual violence is liberation yeah they just put an

01:10:29.820 ante in front of everything it's anti-violence yeah so here we see them burning some bikes

01:10:37.020 i see that's that's really helping thing that literally shows how they are going to cause damage

01:10:48.080 that increases the amount of money that needs to be given to address it so they're basically

01:10:53.300 essentially it's the the cult of massive public spending just increase public spending isn't this

01:11:00.880 an attack on the climate as well because surely they've got the bikes there to reduce the number

01:11:04.800 of people driving cars set the bikes on fire then surely you've damaged the the atmosphere

01:11:10.000 yeah but by their own logic it's anti-climate value yeah yeah so here is what uh happened we have the

01:11:17.820 the post that we can translate and uh basically there were 35 in favor of 35 against some other

01:11:26.080 accounts say 36 in favor of 36 against and the vote of the vice president uh say save the day

01:11:34.780 as far as mille's camp is concerned and they say here from uh la dereza diario in particular title

01:11:41.600 one of the base law is approved which declares an emergency in grad delegated powers to the president

01:11:48.160 javier mille good yeah so what is interesting here is that if you see there are all sorts of

01:11:56.020 people who are trying to cultivate an anti-millay front and and they are literally using false

01:12:05.080 information they are actually purveyors of misinformation in order to harm uh mille's image

01:12:12.560 and here we have z media official javier mille's argentina is in complete chaos people are protesting

01:12:18.580 his devastating policies which are driving the people into unimaginable poverty and desperation

01:12:24.300 inflation is at 300 percent population living in poverty reported to be as high as 50 percent

01:12:30.880 in response he has declared the people terrorists and accused protesters of trying to perpetrate a coup

01:12:37.020 there are there is everything wrong with his tweets so first of all he was elected

01:12:41.680 argentinians elected him to do precisely what he's doing right now so he's not declaring the people

01:12:50.000 terrorist who's declaring a lot of people who are again who are disrespecting the public vote

01:12:55.840 to be let's say anti-social elements literal communists also when she says inflation is at 300

01:13:04.140 percent that's the yearly rate of inflation so she's trying to charge mille and blame inflation for 1.00

01:13:11.620 with inflation for for from what happened before mille yeah and she says population living in poverty

01:13:17.740 reported to be as high as 50 percent i think that this is roughly accurate probably true especially

01:13:22.980 among young people where it's it's supposed to be between 50 and 60 percent and she's saying people

01:13:29.860 are devastating his policies which are driving the people into unimaginable poverty and desperation

01:13:34.980 this puts the cart before the horse argentina was already in unimaginable poverty and desperation

01:13:42.560 and that is why they voted for mille yeah so he's only been in office a few months hasn't he yeah

01:13:47.620 yeah it's only a few months right since december yeah right okay but look at here if we click on her

01:13:54.140 she says share the truth at whatever cost expose them a fashions 511

01:13:59.360 comments have just got no problem with lying well i don't i don't think they're transparently

01:14:05.680 well like globalists then whatever they are who knows who knows i don't know who they are yeah i

01:14:11.320 don't know who they are but the people who follow them are people i know and no aren't communists

01:14:15.200 so that's weird so basically she's misleading people massively and she has on her she's basically 0.93

01:14:23.660 virtue signaling because that's what virtue signaling is about because sadly i i think someone was saying

01:14:29.080 that around 70 percent of people will believe just anything people say just believe the headlines

01:14:34.260 yeah that's what they're just unfortunately so gallible and that's what people like so why is

01:14:38.980 this person lying so much well what's the agenda what would you think their agenda might be there to

01:14:45.900 the agenda represent truth so badly basically the agenda is ultra statist so we have one president in

01:14:52.820 in the world that is uh very much you could say anti-statist right now and uh people who have

01:15:00.500 vested interests in promoting statism have also the interest to shatter his image so now their bet was

01:15:09.020 that uh mille was going to have problems in the short run and he was going to be blamed for

01:15:18.660 for them so much that his popularity was going to be decreased but apparently this isn't happening

01:15:24.540 the message isn't convincing at all and it's fun to see that the guardian is also playing into it

01:15:31.240 and also amnesty international are playing into the narrative let's not forget things like that

01:15:36.740 and here we also have a mille winning in the meme sphere there are some really nice memes with mille

01:15:42.900 so the declaration of memes here says why can't we get to have your mille in the u.s and he says

01:15:49.180 the meme mille phase he could definitely say something like that oh yeah money would end 0.85

01:15:55.760 poverty printing diplomas would end stupidity yes i mean this here we have the um inflation rate 0.90

01:16:03.780 the monthly inflation rate and axel kaiser says mille brings the inflation rate down and prevents a 0.94

01:16:10.760 hyperinflation that would have brought the poverty rate to 90 percent i don't know exactly about the

01:16:15.320 calculation but the thing is mille is actually taming inflation and he has brought it it down

01:16:21.180 to 4.2 percent in monthly inflation and uh what a lot of people are criticizing with when they're

01:16:29.580 talking about argentina suffering from 300 inflation they're talking about the yearly rate

01:16:35.080 mille is actually curing inflation in argentina well just say i mean it needs to be under zero to cure

01:16:42.240 that 300 right you'd want deflation wouldn't you to start to actually deal with yeah yeah reducing

01:16:48.240 the rate it's obviously still bringing it down at least i mean i'm not yeah that's obviously good

01:16:52.720 yes i mean the rate of its increase is and here i'll show you some uh funny clips from

01:16:59.600 from his fans and we'll show here because it's uh he has also good energies like you were talking

01:17:08.140 before with uh with uh with politicians and farage you need good energy to popularity because he

01:17:15.820 actually has a vision for argentina and he is being criticized for the way in which he is pushing

01:17:22.140 forward free market reforms now i want to say that i don't think that free market reforms are a panacea

01:17:28.060 no matter how they are uh being uh pushed forward but you see that you know he the people are with him

01:17:37.260 they voted for him and the plan to destroy his image is backfiring so this is good news for argentina

01:17:47.260 and just one last thing which i think is absolutely representative of what is going on

01:17:52.060 we have this other meme here javier mille saving argentina from decades of socialism it's up to you

01:17:58.380 to break the generational trauma and we have here a communist parent and a communist grandparent

01:18:04.220 shouting to the kids trying to indoctrinate them and mille holding the the a shield trying to stop the

01:18:11.340 brainwashing saying uh and the kids are saying i'm proud of you i love you and they have the basically the

01:18:19.500 um flag of argentina because that's what communists are doing they they hate national identity because

01:18:25.420 they think that national identity is what the bourgeois class is trying to use in order to destroy um

01:18:31.980 working class identity and that's why they literally are pushing for the propaganda that anyone who is 0.83

01:18:39.100 talking about national sovereignty national interest is far right because that is their agenda they hate

01:18:45.660 national identity and national consciousness and what is really weird is to look at those parties

01:18:52.220 that are allegedly center-right basically advocating for communist propaganda yeah communism at its very

01:19:00.780 heart the soul of communism is an international movement yeah it's that you have to bring you have

01:19:06.860 to bring uh you have to let the international worker throw off the shackles of oppression from the

01:19:12.460 capitalist yes across the whole world yes um that's the vision the tactics sometimes can come with

01:19:18.540 socialism in one country but that's the vision right yeah it's interesting you mentioned about

01:19:23.420 me like that you said actually got a vision for argentina it's funny it always used to be the way and

01:19:27.500 i'm talking about sort of in the 20th century or earlier and that you wouldn't really be a politician

01:19:32.940 unless you were brought into some sort of vision doesn't have to be your own personal one but you would have

01:19:38.780 a vision for the future going forward a political view and we live in a world where quite often you

01:19:43.580 take someone like starmer kia starmer's got a vision of a massive bureaucracy ordering the chaos 1.00

01:19:49.820 or someone like david cameron not necessarily really any sort of vision just i want to be

01:19:53.980 the prime minister yeah and whatever i need to say in any given moment i'll say

01:19:58.300 uh but i haven't got a vision for britain or anything yeah well anyway they're gonna cancel kafka

01:20:04.460 who had bureaucratic nightmares and say no no no this is bad white man wrote it bureaucracy is good

01:20:12.700 so should we go to the videos yeah let's go to the video comments

01:20:20.220 i saw carl's video on the relations between men and women and i thought it was very good

01:20:25.420 feminists critique the red pill but it's usually very typical and they don't acknowledge that the 1.00

01:20:30.700 men might have some valid points people like pearly things exploit men who are lonely and they don't

01:20:36.700 see that she's just telling them what they want to hear feminists aren't going to convince them but 1.00

01:20:41.340 i think they're more likely to listen to a man who's sympathetic to their problems so thanks a lot

01:20:46.860 and take care also happy father's day to all the dads thanks uh and thanks for that as well

01:20:53.900 that's a lovely little picture jan heavy jan v sends us lots of wholesome videos yeah yeah yeah

01:20:59.980 thank you well that's i i really like the the colors on the leaves a big fan of colors yeah that

01:21:04.780 exhibit some skill yeah i'm skill with yeah oils all right let's go to the next one

01:21:11.740 so you can see my uh crow friend out there i threw some peanuts out there for him

01:21:16.700 and he's currently uh eating some and collecting them and i saw him just a little while ago uh

01:21:25.740 bury one so he seems to be trying to uh save stuff up i can't even notice the blue skies

01:21:35.740 do you like california refugees very nice guy one thing i would say though is uh i don't like crows 0.98

01:21:41.180 or ravens why not they're stone cold killers oh sure but like they're true i don't like cats

01:21:46.700 either mostly i like nice house cats i don't like killer cats that will bring you a dead mouse

01:21:51.260 house cats will kill anything well some cats are killers aren't they and others like don't know what

01:21:55.580 to do you give them a mouse and they're like well you know anyway crows will kill all sorts of things

01:22:02.780 just in cold blood just murder them and not even eat them honestly most animals are like yeah true

01:22:06.620 fair enough fair enough seagulls are pretty savage sometimes seagulls are awful yeah yeah

01:22:11.260 and literal pests and i always enjoy the videos whereas the guy like bashes the seagulls like

01:22:16.300 good i lived in new key i hated the seagulls they were just a nightmare now blast your eardrums out

01:22:21.340 dude oh yeah so loud they'll literally steal your food from out of your house oh yeah like literally

01:22:25.740 boot seagull roundhouse kick seagull let's get to the next one a gentleman's observations of swindon

01:22:32.620 chapter four the goddard family name was apparently well known in swindon prior to thomas

01:22:36.300 goddard's acquisition of the manor of swindon for the crown in 1563 ad he purchased the crown

01:22:41.180 inn and renamed it to the goddard arms and it became a very important administrative building

01:22:44.940 for swindon it still operates under that name as a pub today the right old markets and fares

01:22:49.500 was granted to thomas goddard in 1626 ad by the king and in the civil war the family was divided

01:22:55.020 with richard goddard for swindon siding with the royalist cause interesting i didn't realize the goddard

01:23:00.460 arms was that old it's a lovely yeah my one and only reform meeting i had was in there

01:23:05.740 yeah right okay i had no idea also uh thane scott is on a mission to save swindon's image

01:23:10.620 that's why i think i'm totally on board with it you know i'm on board it's an uphill battle yeah but

01:23:16.220 i'm quite nice okay if i campaigned for mayor swindon i would literally just destroy the johnny

01:23:24.460 morell building and the debenhams building oh yeah and would make just massive great stuff would make the

01:23:30.860 best buildings that there could ever be so uh going to the written comments before we do uh

01:23:36.300 the shadow band sent us a 200 super chat on friday but unfortunately we couldn't read it because of

01:23:40.780 course we have the power cut uh but thank you very much and uh rebar says this donation was earmarked

01:23:46.380 for friday and i did get too much so i bought two more shirts keep up the good work guys love

01:23:50.540 loxies well thank you very much remember last day to get um islander uh anyway uh

01:23:57.660 bon soul bomber says i didn't know farage was on love island carl

01:24:02.300 no i'm a celebrity did i say love island i mean i'm a celebrity they're all the same to me it's like 0.84

01:24:08.220 these these these or the i don't watch any of what to handle you have lana the cock blocking 1.00

01:24:13.020 cone or something i don't know i i got the wrong one because i never to me these are all like

01:24:18.140 dino tv shows and so it's just like that it's just kind of the slop of the dino show no i get

01:24:23.580 it yeah they're all the same to me and i don't care about anything uh but thank you for correcting

01:24:28.780 me uh lord narevar says reform is still something of a tactical vote for me obviously uh france is

01:24:33.660 absolutely barnstorming and saying all the right things but it remains to be seen if he'll do all

01:24:37.020 the right things uh reform has a lengthy path to walk to re-establish trust among the voter base

01:24:41.660 after tyson tyson antics yeah no i honestly i totally agree it's entirely tactical but we haven't got

01:24:47.580 anyone better that's just the way it is uh i mean like i saw on the uh the guardian article here

01:24:54.380 um where we had it earlier but they had uh i think that's the other no they live nigel 0.99

01:25:01.900 farage claims young people have had their minds poisoned with negative views about britain that's

01:25:06.380 perfect like nigel farage couldn't have written a better headline himself everyone who goes to

01:25:11.660 the guardian gets to see that's nigel farage's opinion on how the young people have had their 0.50

01:25:15.740 minds poisoned against britain yes god yes that's exactly the messaging i want to see all the time

01:25:21.820 all day every day in every newspaper nigel farage points out something true that's happening with

01:25:26.300 lefties hate um george says i find the simping over farage infuriating do people not have any memory

01:25:33.660 of his political history like abandoning brexit to boris or throwing jared batten and carl under the bus

01:25:37.340 blah blah blah uh yeah that is all true that is all true but farage is literally the only person we

01:25:44.140 have saying things like this uh i you know i would love it if there was any conservatives doing any of

01:25:50.140 the sort anything like that but farage is just the only guy with chops to do it i mean my thinking is i

01:25:54.540 think i still saw that they're still getting rid of people even in the last week or two since nigel has

01:25:59.580 been the leader still chopping a few candidates here and there for wrong think yeah it's really so

01:26:04.460 sufferable so that's why i did i did mention during the segment a couple of times that you

01:26:09.340 know he's still pretty soft i'm not in any way contesting that but um and and i sympathize with

01:26:15.260 george george being infuriated to some degree but what you're saying is true though it's not about

01:26:21.980 party politics yeah that's the thing party politics is it's a it's a dirty thing you can't get involved

01:26:28.380 in it and not get dirty yeah 100 and that's the thing like i i obviously everything you've said about

01:26:34.060 fraud is true but us being infuriated by it doesn't change the calculus i think i hope that

01:26:41.660 reform will get some seats this time three seats seven seats maybe ten seats something like that

01:26:48.300 next time in 2029 hopefully become the government and then going forward from there there will be

01:26:54.060 other parties that are further to the right than reform yeah and then we're talking yes that's that's

01:26:59.900 the goal is literally just break open the landscape right but first we need to break the tories yes

01:27:04.940 break labor and then onwards kevin says stellius is right just wait there will be a major police

01:27:09.900 action in clacton when nigel wins stories of white supremacists and fascists living in clacton will 0.63

01:27:15.340 abound not that many people in clacton will be forced uh other and not that many of the people in

01:27:20.220 clacton were forced out of their ancestral home by the guy standing against nigel farage well i don't know

01:27:24.540 i think they probably were uh omar says the wet centurion labor keep trying to be popular by 0.92

01:27:29.180 committee and wonder why campaigning for the modern ordinance doesn't resonate with a single voter

01:27:34.380 farage rocks in with single issue voters who want to solve and both parties are scrambling to find

01:27:39.020 anything they can campaign about under the issue at hand immigration well i saw them rolling out

01:27:43.500 nigel farage is a racist did you know it's like i know you think he's a racist yeah i know that you

01:27:49.100 think literally everything is racist so you saying it doesn't have much impact on my opinions on that 0.52

01:27:53.980 it's actually it's a very good point there and absolutely true if you take for example the

01:27:57.260 labor candidate in south swindon where we are heidi alexander will just refuse to engage or answer

01:28:03.740 anything around immigration just ignore it we'll just completely ignore it and that's what they're 0.83

01:28:08.780 doing across the board general high ping says labor have already stated that once they're in power

01:28:12.940 they'll be giving asylum to all the rwanda scheme immigrants gimme grunts sorry that's new to me i like 0.61

01:28:18.300 that yeah pirate tomsky zero seats doesn't go far enough the conservatives deserve being tried for treason

01:28:23.420 yeah but zero zero seats is the first step on that journey uh thomas says what was that beau 2023

01:28:29.180 sums up most of the last eight years a guy from hungary says no disrespect to starma senior but he

01:28:34.140 did help create a big tool uh good point uh rob says while the media works itself up in a farage

01:28:40.300 frenzy it quietly sweeps under the carpet the islamization of uk politics yeah this is a really 0.90

01:28:45.420 concerning thing that we'll talk about on election night actually uh there are a number of islamists

01:28:49.260 threatening labor seats we may even see everyone's favorite jess philip lose her seat lol uh as indies 1.00

01:28:56.300 gb workers party or wearing green party skin suits the toolmaker sun meanwhile seems to be hinting 0.94

01:29:01.900 that labor will introduce blasphemy laws against those criticize islam um well i agree and this is 1.00

01:29:07.500 all stuff that we're gonna map out on the election night of course as the results come in we'll probably

01:29:12.380 know something about the uh the place that is happened in and i'll tell you it will be funny if

01:29:17.180 uh philips loses that seat to you know mohammed uh peter says i hope nigel frage is some seriously 0.99

01:29:24.780 good security generally even when a slightly right-wing politician becomes this popular they become a

01:29:29.420 target to those who don't want them in power well that's true jack says so i found out where i went to

01:29:35.420 a primary school with a guy standing for labor in clacton uh i found it such a shame he turned out to be

01:29:40.300 anti-white university must have got to him before sense could running an anti-white candidate in an

01:29:45.340 overwhelming white area is an interesting move well it only works if you're in a liberal democrat

01:29:49.340 area see it works in it works in jeremy corbyn's candidates i i think though they want him to lose

01:29:55.180 so they will say that you know look at the racists that elected for us possibly possibly um the other

01:30:00.540 thing is about most party people that try and run for office is uh most of them aren't people of

01:30:05.980 conviction so for example if i was ever asked back into reform reform for example it would be

01:30:11.180 well only on the proviso that i can say the things i genuinely believe most people that run for office

01:30:15.900 just want the power and the office and so they're told by the party apparatus or the party establishment

01:30:21.260 this is what you say this is what you do and they just go yep right that's the line i'll do exactly

01:30:25.420 that only that's what most of them are like sorry only on the proviso that i can say about the

01:30:29.500 scottish what i really think says i love it on the front page of my scottish newspaper that's great

01:30:35.740 uh oph uk says lower the voting age 16 but restricted to men only problem solved now raise it to 35 i'm

01:30:42.300 done with lowering voting ages um sophie says just want to remind you guys denmark started a new

01:30:49.100 program called zero asylum seekers accepted with a simple reason we are of full capacity um

01:30:53.980 um as a result the migrant figures uh the migrants figured out that we had a grand total of 700

01:31:01.420 asylum seekers in 2023 imagine only having 700 that's amazing um anyway the crusader says argentina 1.00

01:31:09.900 is a surplus for the first time in decades clearly malay is doing some yeah he actually got the the

01:31:14.780 government budget to be balanced but it's an unthinkable thing in this day and age isn't it

01:31:20.060 it's just it's just unthinkable like can you imagine the government not spending more than it

01:31:25.420 taxes um roman observer says argentinians vote malay malay does what he's promised i mean that

01:31:31.340 itself is a miracle isn't it like no one that is on the angelic bloody imagery around it my god he's

01:31:36.440 actually doing what he said he'd do uh leftists know how could you do that and then destroy property

01:31:40.620 so yes mad uh the unbreakable litany says communists are aiming to kill people in the anglosphere 0.61

01:31:45.500 that meets the legal threshold to shoot them in defense of life yeah no it doesn't 0.52

01:31:49.340 they're not gonna they're not gonna accept that that's your judgment and uh defense

01:31:54.220 uh and warlord wu to tai says long live malay the good rgtm uh well there had to be one right

01:32:02.140 anyway on that note we have run out of time so thank you so much for joining us

01:32:08.740 again if you want to get islander is the last day today on the store so go get it and we will see you

01:32:14.840 back tomorrow where we have katherine blakelock on i believe and uh she's not known for being 1.00

01:32:21.060 uh tactical about her opinions she's quite full-on anyway thanks for joining us folks we'll see you next

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - June 17, 2024

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #938

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