On this week's episode of The Lotus Eaters, Carl and Stelios discuss the recent stabbings at a music festival in Germany, the gay bomb, and the Notting Hill Carnival being 'degrettate' in London.
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00:02:58.160But anyway, take us away, Stelios. Right. So, throughout Europe, we encounter a very unfortunate
00:03:04.500pattern. We encounter, for instance, crime, then virtue-signalling statements that are empty,
00:03:11.720that are expressing sympathy about the crime. Then we have the crime being treated as an isolated
00:03:18.040incident, perpetrated by someone with mental illness, and not indicating a pattern, allegedly.
00:03:27.020And then we have statements and headlines from mainstream media and politicians,
00:03:32.360scaremongering about the far-right. And we had, again, this pattern this week, last week, in Germany.
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00:04:10.180this. Right. So, we need to talk a bit about what happened in Solingen in Western Germany.
00:04:17.280There have been lots of footages showing explicit images, and I'm not going to show it.
00:04:23.520I found this, and it says that there have been nine people stabbed at a festival last Friday. I think
00:04:32.620the number is more. We have three people who were killed by stabbings, and eight people who have been
00:04:39.300wounded and are in serious condition. And this happened at a festival of diversity in Solingen,
00:04:45.980in Germany. Now, that's ironic, but not in a good sense, not in a happy sense, of course. It's in the
00:04:53.400sense that a lot of people, including us, we have been warning that a lot of multiculturalist policies
00:05:00.760simply do not work, and they make everyone less safe. Well, I thought diversity was our strength,
00:05:06.400not our weakness. Oh, that's funny, isn't it? Well, one of the basic questions in politics is who is
00:05:13.220we, who is they, and what does our strength mean? And unfortunately, a lot of Europeans feel that
00:05:20.500their establishment is actually not having their back, and that the police, for instance, isn't ensuring
00:05:27.400public safety by enforcing the law. So, this was a particularly unfortunate incident that happened last
00:05:34.040Friday, the 23rd of August. We have ISIS claiming the responsibility for it, and we have officers of
00:05:42.160special operations SEK storming an asylum hotel in Solingen and arresting a Syrian man. It's 300 meters
00:05:50.400from the murder scene. Here we look at footage from the special force unit that entered there. Now, let me
00:05:59.360say that there was a lot of speculation about the identity of the murderer, and evidence and testimony
00:06:08.080suggested that he was Arab-looking, and at some point, I think he confessed, and also ISIS has claimed
00:06:15.680responsibility for it. Although ISIS has been known to claim responsibility for things we can provably
00:06:20.400suggest that they weren't involved in, but if the man is from Syria, then that makes their claim a little
00:06:26.540bit more credible, although that will have to be verified over time, I think. Yes, but we need to also
00:06:32.420bear in mind the symbolic, the symbolic nature of statements of involvement in these cases, but
00:06:38.900you're absolutely correct. I'm not contradicting. Of course. Now, we have another post here from
00:06:45.060Visegrad24 says, new information confirms that the Syrian asylum seeker and ISIS terrorist, again,
00:06:52.500that may be, as you say, that may be an allegation, you know, allegedly, who killed three people during a
00:06:58.340diversity festival in Solingen, shouldn't have been in Germany. He was supposed to be deported in 2023,
00:07:04.980but he went into hiding instead. He reappeared a few months ago. By that time, the authorities decided
00:07:10.820that the deportation order had expired. What is it? Is it milk? So they decided to house him an open
00:07:18.820asylum center in Solingen, just 300 meters from where he executed his terror attack. So there are
00:07:24.660multiple layers to this. Obviously, asylum seeker, right? And there are lots of questions about the
00:07:31.300legitimacy of these asylum seekers coming into Europe. But, you know, people can say, well,
00:07:36.820there's actually, you know, a war going on in Syria, but it's nothing to do with Europe.
00:07:41.380You know, it should be nothing to do with Europe, certainly. It's none of our business what goes on
00:07:47.540out there. It shouldn't be our responsibility to take people in from a culture that is antithetical to
00:07:54.180ours. And this is what happens to us. If we open the door with kindness, we get stabbed in the back,
00:08:00.980sometimes quite literally, by our guests. Exactly. And we need to bear in mind that whenever we're
00:08:09.140talking about asylum seekers, a lot of people lie, a lot of people come from all sorts of places for
00:08:15.700economic reasons. And that shows that the policy of hosting asylum seekers prior to asylum being
00:08:24.420granted is absolutely disastrous. Well, I don't think it's our obligation to host anyone. Why should
00:08:31.060we take in people? Yes. So we had here Chancellor Olaf Scholz visiting the site of German stabbing
00:08:37.860rampage. Again, he made he made the the statements of support to the victim. And here we have a very
00:08:46.340unfortunate statement that I think is guaranteed to make everyone very, very angry. We have German
00:08:54.580interior minister Nancy Faeser. I don't know if I pronounce it correctly. Apologies if I am not
00:09:01.060pronouncing it. Well, makes a statement on yesterday's mass stabbing in which three people were killed
00:09:06.980and eight were critically wounded. She appeals for people not to allow themselves to be divided and
00:09:12.900affected by those who want to sow hatred. I think that this is an absolutely narcissistic statement.
00:09:19.460Yeah, just just ignore what people have been doing to you for, what, two decades now, basically. Yeah,
00:09:26.500just ignore the fact that Muslims keep on murdering white people constantly. Ignore that trend. Just,
00:09:32.100you know, ignore the fact that it's no longer safe to walk the streets in Europe anymore. Just ignore
00:09:36.740it. Get over it. Oh, yeah. People like this are utter scumbags. You know, just say get get over your
00:09:43.540concerns for your own safety. Don't you know, it's more important that these third world savages come in
00:09:48.420and ravage your community. And what we need to bear in mind and remind people of is that one of the ways to
00:09:55.220combat division and hatred in Europe is by deportations and borders that are being guarded,
00:10:02.500rather than just empty virtue signaling statements. Right, we have here an article by the European
00:10:09.700Conservative that illustrates a bit about the character of this politician. It says here,
00:10:15.780German interior minister refuses to quit after court overturns her magazine ban. She was
00:10:22.580the person who persecuted compact magazine. And we have here left wing German interior minister,
00:10:29.300Nancy Fasser does not intend to resign, despite suffering a humiliating court defeat. The
00:10:35.220governments, the government critical right wing magazine compact, which she banned last month for
00:10:40.820inciting hatred and aggressively propagating the topping, the toppling of the political order has been
00:10:46.820allowed to resume its activities following a court ruling on Wednesday, August the 14th.
00:10:52.100I can't remember the person that I covered who was involved in this, but I know it was a lady who was
00:10:57.460also, it turns out, sort of anti-far adjacent, or at least linked in some way to them. So very far left,
00:11:05.460maybe even communist. I'm not sure. I can't remember whether it's this lady or not.
00:11:09.620So we have this interior minister talking about hatred and crime and all the incitement of hatred
00:11:19.540and aggressive propaganda and all this stuff. And all she had to say for the victims at the diversity
00:11:26.020festival in Solingen was that, well, we don't want hatred and division. Well, you would expect it.
00:11:32.340I don't want terrorist attacks in my country.
00:11:37.780Here, we have a very predictable reaction by mainstream media. This is BBC News for you.
00:11:44.980Title, Man surrenders and confesses to Germany's stabbing attack. What is the intention in order
00:11:50.500to say that all this is just to be blamed to men and male culture?
00:11:55.540A misogyny attack. That's what it was. It wasn't that he was a Syrian national, an asylum seeker. It's just a man.
00:12:03.780Yes, and say this was a 26-year-old man called Isa Al-H.
00:12:10.660Right, so we have here British journalists from Sky News worry that Islamist terror attack in Germany,
00:12:16.820in which three people were killed at a diversity festival, could be exploited by the far right.
00:12:22.180And let us play this, because we need to...
00:12:25.940When you do something like this, you just really worry about how it could be used by those on the far right to stir up hatred.
00:12:36.020So that's the concern. The concern isn't for these people how to make England, continental Europe safer.
00:12:44.820The concern is how to not stir up whatever they mean by hatred.
00:12:50.820Well, the regime narrative at the minute is that you've just got to accept these sorts of things.
00:12:55.540This is just part of your life now. And that's how they try and get you to accept a lower standard of living is,
00:13:01.780well, this is just a reality now. You know, the adults are in the room. There's nothing you can do about it.
00:13:06.820Get over it. Maybe your kid will get stabbed. But, you know, you've got to sacrifice them on the altar of diversity,
00:13:13.700because that is, you know, a religion you cannot question.
00:13:16.820Exactly. And I think that you used... I would say that this is the new ideology.
00:13:22.980And ideologues don't care about facts. Any facts you give to ideologues, they'll find a way to twist them.
00:13:28.340And I think the best way to expose people like that is to answer them. What would have to happen for you to accept that there is a problem with multiculturalism in Europe?
00:13:41.060I think that this is a very basic question that everyone should ask themselves when they espouse particular beliefs and they use it to explain things.
00:13:50.900And I know for me, the answer would be if I saw... And I'm not promoting multiculturalism, it's the exact opposite.
00:13:57.780But for me, for instance, parting ways with my beliefs would require me having first-hand evidence that, you know, there aren't...
00:14:09.060Crime is going down, that there aren't problems with integration, there are problems with assimilation, that host cultures aren't being destroyed, things like that.
00:14:18.900A complete U-turn of what's going on at the minute.
00:14:20.740Exactly. But because these things are happening, I'm criticizing multiculturalism.
00:14:26.100The question to these people should be, what must happen for you to claim that there is a problem with multiculturalism in Europe?
00:14:35.100The more they double down on this and whenever we have victims, which is daily, I think it's daily by now.
00:14:43.860So whenever they respond to that with scare momigaring about the far right within quotation marks, what they show is that they really do not care about the victims.
00:14:56.380Right. So we have here footage from a... This is from a Greek account. I couldn't find footage from another account to translate, but it shows that there have been some reactions that I wouldn't call spontaneous by Antifa.
00:15:14.900Antifa there is going out and is chanting, you know, the mid-century Germans out as if that's the response that should... that is appropriate right now.
00:15:25.680Yeah. If you're mad at stabbing innocent people, that must make you a national socialist for some reason. Okay. That seems like a bit of a conflation there.
00:15:36.940They actually show that they do not care about the victims. They don't care about daily violence committed in the, in the name of multiculturalism or permitted in the name of multiculturalism.
00:15:47.940And this shows all that there is to them, all, all the empty moralizing posturing and the narcissism behind it.
00:15:57.420Here we have around a hundred people from the initiative Solingen for diversity after victims at a diversity festival in Solingen have gathered in front of the asylum hotel where the suspected terrorists live to protect it against possible far right-wing extremist attacks.
00:16:15.200However, the police knows nothing about any threat.
00:16:18.200Well, yeah, you have people who are being stabbed by Islamists and the response is, well, there is the, the problem is the far right.
00:16:30.200Meanwhile, though, while a lot of people were wondering about whether asylum hotels would be burned to the ground, we had in France, a synagogue that was burned to the ground in La Grande Morte.
00:16:43.200Armed with a gun and draped in a Palestinian flag, the man masked with a cafe detonated a gas cylinder and set the scene on fire with flammables.
00:16:52.200A policeman was wounded after a car exploded.
00:16:55.200So it looks like the people who were protesting against the, the alleged far right in Germany, they really have their facts wrong, but I think they don't care.
00:17:06.200Here we have another clip from that account I'm telling you, and it has footage from the first, from the opening of this festival in 2017, where it was a diversity festival.
00:17:20.200And people were saying there that this is a hymn to multiculturalism.
00:17:51.200So we need to talk a bit about why this happens into the diversity festivals and why there is a particular effort from, you could say, the regime narrative to cover these attacks.
00:18:04.200It says there are some people who are trying to defend the festival and say that the festival is called festival of diversity, but is a city festival for the celebration of six, the 650th anniversary of the foundation of the city of Solingen.
00:18:20.200Surely there's a better name than the festival of diversity, though, surely.
00:21:04.200We can reach out and just tell them that it's just a fact that this is going on and they should open their eyes and open their minds.
00:21:13.200That something may be wrong with multiculturalism.
00:21:17.200And I think that essentially we can capsulize leftist politics right now, or the politics of the far left, or wokeism, if you want, in the following way.
00:21:26.200That wokeism involves the separation of the population into groups.
00:21:32.200We have groups of oppressors and oppressed.
00:21:34.200There are calls for social justice, which means that the oppressor, the allegedly oppressor groups need to be treated worse than the other groups.
00:21:45.200The other groups need to be treated preferentially in order to address historical injustices.
00:21:52.200And there is a particular lie, nowhere more evident than in the Solingen stabbings, that the multiculturalist wokeism is, is promoting that the groups that are under the banner of the protected groups are compatible.
00:22:15.200Every time these incompatibilities become evident, the regime is, the regime narrative, the multiculturalist narrative is doubling down on inventing a common enemy.
00:22:27.200This is the native Westerners and is doubling down on the message that they are the enemy.
00:22:33.200So all of you unite under the banner of protected groups.
00:22:37.200And of course, they're not compatible.
00:22:38.200This is all going on as a sort of means of creating a sort of client class of the native Europeans from global elites who can then better extract resources from them.
00:22:52.200I think that that's why all of this is going on is that they're basically setting things up to disenfranchise Europeans because, you know, otherwise we're quite economically productive.
00:23:06.200And if they can transfer wealth from us to themselves, which they have been doing, in fact, the wealth transfer from, you know, everyday people to the global elite has been massive.
00:23:18.200And, you know, the left does point this one out. They just get the nature of it wrong is not capitalism that's doing that.
00:23:25.200And in fact, I think that they may have deliberately thrown in that red herring.
00:23:29.200It's the fact that they're designing policies around tyrannizing the native population, importing people into suppressed wages, making house prices more expensive,
00:23:39.200sort of increasing the cost of the assets and also gaming the system in their favour through political lobbying, donating money to politicians for favourable treatment.
00:23:49.200This all has the effect of amplifying things.
00:23:52.200And so this all ties into a nice, neat scheme for them, whereby it's very profitable for a very, very small minority of people.
00:24:00.200But for everyone else, even, you know, some of the asylum seekers, it's going to cause chaos.
00:24:07.200Yeah. And I think that basically wokeism and this narrative is a national security threat at this moment because it brainwashes people into not looking at facts, the obvious facts, like the whole Queers for Palestine movement.
00:24:21.200This is just, it's suicidal empathy. Absolutely. Yeah.
00:24:28.200Okay. Well, time to cheer ourselves up a bit. That was a bit depressing. I need to blow my nose.
00:24:36.200Please do excuse me. Oh, go ahead. Yeah.
00:24:39.200Yeah. So we have, sorry, we'll need to do the intro again.
00:24:43.200So we have by O-P-H-U-K, our leaders appeal for us to not allow ourselves to be divided, but we are individed, we're being balkanized.
00:27:03.200Of course, there are some years missed out in the COVID years.
00:27:06.200Uh, and 2023, there were 10 stabbings.
00:27:08.200So, they need a grand total of seven stabbings today, when this, you know, segment goes out, for them to meet their president there of the previous year.
00:27:19.200I wonder if there's a sequence and every other year it's seven.
00:27:23.200It goes up by, uh, there's a little pattern going on.
00:28:22.200Yes, there were metal detectors, uh, here, checking for knives and things like that.
00:28:28.200So, they were trying to preempt people stabbing each other because, of course, at this point, it's like the migration of, you know, birds into the country.
00:28:39.200There will be stabbings when the Notting Hill Carnival goes on, but it still doesn't stop it.
00:35:15.200And here's another example of someone boarding up what looks like over the entrance or their back garden or something like that.
00:35:22.200Why? It's mostly peaceful. Why are they doing it?
00:35:24.200Oh, they're scared of peace. That's what it is.
00:35:27.200And here's a video of just an entire street to get the scope of it.
00:35:31.200Everywhere is boarding itself up because they know what is going to happen.
00:35:35.200They're just so peaceful that they need to board themselves up.
00:35:41.200But there's also this. I'm not going to play this video, but it's a video of almost two minutes long of someone's ring doorbell camera recording lots of people urinating in their front garden, basically.
00:35:54.200I mean, it's not a nice front garden. I'll give them that. But still, if you have to walk past the smell of other people's smelly urine, it's unpleasant.
00:36:01.200And the thing is, people are aware that there's a ring doorbell camera, and they're just like, sorry, I just really need to pee to the camera, and then doing it anyway, and just getting naked from the waist down, shamelessly.
00:36:14.200Sorry, I just can't get over the fact that you explained it. You know that it's not nice to urinate on people's front yard.
00:36:22.200Well, we've got to lower the standards for our guests, Stelios, because they don't understand how to be civilized, apparently.
00:36:32.200That's only for number one. For number two, it's next door.
00:36:38.200So, some smart residents realize that you can make money from people weeing and pooing in their front garden.
00:36:45.200And yes, they're charging people in their driveway to use some toilets.
00:36:51.200This seems to me to be, well, if people are doing this, we may as well, you know, contain it and make money off of it, make the best of a bad situation, rather than anything else.
00:37:02.200But it's sort of sad that someone has to put portaloos on their front garden just to stop it getting covered in excrement.
00:37:10.200And also, there's this, elderly Notting Hill residents are given £1,000 to go on a seaside trip during the carnival because it's just so peaceful.
00:38:44.200Even though I've got a bit of a cold, I'm even more run down now than ever.
00:38:48.200Yes, people of a plus size positivity, of course, celebrating unhealthy eating and basically a slow march to an early death is apparently a good thing.
00:39:00.200I mean, I support people in their unhealthy life choices if they want to be delusional.
00:44:16.200Yeah, I think that actually making the United States energy independent again, after, you know, Biden stopped at being so, is less important than having people of the right skin color occupy government positions.
00:44:29.200Well, diversity is some people's strength, let's say.
00:44:34.200It says here, the US Department of Energy today announced five new Biden-Harris administration appointees joining the team to work alongside US Secretary of Energy Jennifer McGrannell in combating climate change and helping the United States achieve President Biden's ambitious clean energy goals.
00:44:54.200With these new hires and recent promotions, DOE appointees continue to make up a historically diverse team with 60% women, 57% people of color, and 25% of staff identifying as LGBTQ+.
00:45:19.200Yeah, it doesn't reflect the population.
00:45:21.200So when you have something like that, you can't be saying that we need more of people from these minorities to make the department more representative.
00:45:32.200It's also worth mentioning, America was energy independent under the Trump administration, and now it's got 60% women, 57% people of color, and 25% of the staff identifying as LGBTQ+.
00:45:49.200The Department of Energy boasts an incredible group of appointees, and these five new additions and the Stella cohort taking on the new roles are no exception.
00:45:58.200Now, we are going to talk about one particular appointee going by the name Sneha Nair, Special Assistant National Nuclear Security Administration.
00:46:12.200Prior to Nair's appointment, she was a research analyst with a nuclear security program at the Stimson Center where she led on insider threat mitigation, bias in human reliability programs, and implications of emerging technologies.
00:46:27.200And she was also, I think she holds an MA in geography and international relations from the University of St. Andrews in the UK, Josh.
00:46:38.200Is that going to be in some way related to what happens here?
00:46:59.200Queer studies are required for solving national security issues.
00:47:04.200We have here from Fox News, a recent hire at the nuclear security wing of the DOE has previously called for disarmament policies which reduce or eliminate nuclear weapons,
00:47:15.200as well as important to America's national security.
00:47:24.200Queer theory is required for addressing nuclear policy for the Department of Energy.
00:47:35.200Somehow, yeah, someone in the nuclear division said, we need to queer this department.
00:47:40.200Well, the only thing I can think of, and this is only because I've done Freudian, you know, I've studied Freudian psychoanalysis, is a nuclear missile is a phallic object and they're laying claim to it.
00:47:52.200They're just like, hey, that's our culture.
00:47:55.200This phallic missile, that belongs to us.
00:48:30.200Nair believes in eradicating purported white supremacy in the nuclear field as well as queering nuclear weapons as part of a DEI push she believes is essential for deterring threats to nuclear energy facilities in the US.
00:49:08.200The whole process is punishment via nonsense.
00:49:11.200Finally, queer theory informs the struggle for nuclear justice and disarmament, she wrote last year.
00:49:18.200Queer theory helps to shift the perception of nuclear weapons as instruments for security by telling the hidden stories of displacement, illness and trauma caused by the production and testing.
00:49:30.200One thing to bear in mind is that there was an unfortunate incident.
00:49:34.200I think it was called the Chernobyl disaster that shows what happens when people who are absolutely unqualified to be around nuclear energy were around nuclear energy.
00:49:50.200So, also implicit in this is that somehow weapons of, you know, mass destruction are sort of heterosexual, masculine.
00:50:04.200It's sort of bigging them up in a sort of unintentional way by saying queer theory informs the struggle to nuclear justice and disarmament.
00:50:12.200Well, if the opposite of being queer is to be straight, then you've also got to be in favor of nuclear weapons and therefore nuclear weapons are imbibed with heterosexualism, masculinity.
00:50:45.200That will really represent the people who are trying to push this.
00:50:49.200So, there's a problem with all these bias studies and bias training is that, Josh, I think you will understand what I'm saying.
00:50:57.200Is it always curious that people who are talking about bias for some reason think that a huge government, a huge state that is constantly expanded, isn't going to be filled by biased people.
00:51:12.200For some reason bias is something that only critics of leftism have.
00:51:43.200So, we have here a link to the report and we have some people criticizing her about the study starting with a predetermined thesis that biases within nuclear security frameworks, particularly in the context of DI post-serious risks, things that a normal person would say.
00:52:00.200And here we have this report that she is the main author along with some other people you see down.
00:52:07.200Now, this is a very harrowing report that if we read parts of, we will see that basically there is something really bad going on here and things are really out of control.
00:52:18.200So, we have here about the program, they are saying, nuclear security program incentivizing the development of stronger, comprehensive nuclear security standards to reduce the risk posed by nuclear terrorism.
00:52:30.200And what you'll see in a nutshell what they are doing with this report, they are saying essentially that what they are going to push for, the agenda that they are going to push for in the Department of Energy and in the nuclear sector, is the agenda that says that if you think that the major threats to you,
00:52:47.200the major threats to U.S. security come from outside the U.S., then you're a racist.
00:52:52.200What you need to refocus is on the domestic far right.
00:52:56.200That's exactly what this report is about.
00:52:58.200And I have to show you here some parts from the executive summary and some from it says frameworks for insider threats and personnel reliability and surety programs must be able to adapt to evolving risk factors and nuclear security challenges.
00:53:15.200So, what they are effectively saying here then is that they hate their own country more than any external enemy, that they are more willing to use nuclear weapons against their own people than any external enemy that might have them.
00:53:33.200It's not necessarily using nuclear weapons against people domestically.
00:53:42.200But I think that what is going on is that there is a massive effort to exclude 9-11 from all the studies of what are the major terrorist threats.
00:53:58.200Yes, but they are excluding it from the new reports because they want to propagate the narrative that everything boils down to the far right and the major threat is the far right.
00:54:09.200And if you don't think that the major threat is the far right, you're a racist and you need to be removed from the department to make room for more people who are going to espouse queer theory for nuclear weapons.
00:54:21.200I'm pretty sure that every country in the northern hemisphere has experienced some form of Islamic terror.
00:54:27.200I mean, that isn't an official factoid, but just from my coverage of it from all these years, it seems like I can call to mind an example from, you know, North America all the way to Russia and in between, right?
00:54:39.200Yeah. And second sentence, it says, in the post 9-11 security environment, foreign, largely Islamic extremist non-state actors were understood to pose the greatest threat to nuclear facilities and security practitioners.
00:54:54.200Today, domestic violence extremists, many with white supremacist ideological roots, pose a growing and perhaps still underappreciated threat.
00:55:04.200So what they're saying is that it's white supremacist and racist and obsolete to speak of Islamic terrorism as being the number one threat in the US.
00:55:16.200What you need to do is to focus on the far right that they almost never define.
00:55:22.200And unless you do so, you are actually a far right white supremacist racist who needs to be removed.
00:55:29.200This is like the Rosenbergs, you know, the people who infiltrated the US government and then sold nuclear secrets to the Soviets.
00:55:40.200This is that level of treachery what they're doing here.
00:55:43.200Yeah, it continues here. It gets even more harrowing.
00:55:46.200Honestly, I thought that this was going to be a fun segment, but it's not.
00:55:50.200This research paper examines how structural and personal bias perpetuate problematic and antiquated constructs of who or what constitutes a nuclear security threat, create a blind spot in security screening procedures and personnel surety program amidst a fast changing security environment and lie at the root of persistent diversity, equity and inclusion issues at nuclear facilities.
00:56:14.200It argues that the development of a DEI nuclear security culture is not only a sustainable solution to these challenges, but critical to strengthening the net nuclear security of the country.
00:56:24.200I bet she's probably going to argue next, you know what, there aren't enough people from Russia, from China, from Iran that have access to the nuclear codes, the launch codes, you know, there needs to be equity in this.
00:56:38.200Yes. Yeah. You know, so what they're doing is with a department or with this department of nuclear weapons and Department of Energy.
00:56:47.200They're trying to do what they did with with the police, for instance, in the BLM.
00:56:51.200Everyone will say defund the police. It's a racist institution.
00:56:54.200It's an institution full of people who have a particular culture and infested by whiteness internalized or not or essential.
00:57:03.200That makes people judge risks mistakenly.
00:57:07.200That's exactly what they're doing here with external threats.
00:57:10.200They're saying that there is a culture that is white supremacist within the nuclear department.
00:57:16.200And within the national security department, there's a white supremacist culture that creates the bias of thinking that external threats are really important and should be addressed.
00:57:31.200So what this report says, well, we're going to basically force you to out of this bias and Biden and Harris just put a point that this person there and they say the same thing here.
00:57:45.200They say after January six attack on the US Capitol building served as a catalyst for new detention on insider threats and domestic violence extremists as national security priorities.
00:57:57.200It's obsolete to care about what happened in 2001.
00:58:02.200And they're talking about the whole culture of how threats are being assessed.
00:58:06.200But I want to show you just two more things before we move on that indicate that the people who write in here, they really seem to me to be exactly DI hires.
00:58:19.200And they don't seem to me to have the necessary, how should I say, CV to be in positions that you could say are almost military positions.
00:58:31.200Well, these people not only are morons, but are traitors to their country.
00:58:35.200I don't think they're qualified to run a lemonade stand.
00:58:38.200Yeah. And they are using the queer theory and all this woke garbage and the intersectional nonsense in order to portray a threat as a construct.
00:58:49.200Now, this isn't something that this isn't something that a serious person would say there.
00:58:56.200She's writing or the authors are writing historically the domestic construct of a threat was antithetical to the idea of an American threats or threats.
00:59:07.200They're not constructs. They're not mental constructions. They're threats.
00:59:11.200This is precisely what a DI hire for a bad sociology department teaching position would write like.
00:59:19.200As if threats and all these are constructs. So if we just change the language, the construct is going to go away.
00:59:31.200Yeah. Oh, what's the problem? It's just a construct.
00:59:33.200Yeah, just change the word and there's going to be no racism.
00:59:38.200Just change the meaning of racism. It's just a construct. What's the problem?
00:59:42.200Exactly. So here we have, it's honestly like a queer theorist writing.
00:59:47.200I mean, they say this, it says this othering of non-white and otherwise non-American presenting individuals may reinforce problematic biases in national and nuclear security frameworks, creating an us versus them dynamic.
01:00:02.200This is the most idiotic sentence I have ever read. In these positions, you need to bear in mind who is thinking in an us versus them dynamic. It's just facts.
01:00:15.200Well, us versus them is fundamental to viewing foreign policy. Yeah. Let alone nuclear strategy and all of that other stuff. Yeah.
01:00:25.200This is absolutely moronic, absolutely moronic, but it's dangerous because that's the issue that widespread stupidity is a national security threat. It is a national security threat.
01:00:36.200No, these people should never have been allowed anywhere.
01:00:39.200I mean, this is like Derrida writing this othering of non-white and the othering. And then they have here the other thing.
01:00:46.200They say this construct of threat as other in national and nuclear security can be clearly seen in how insider threats to nuclear facilities and organizations have historically been identified as primarily foreign threats, often those of Middle Eastern descent or background.
01:01:05.200Sorry. I mean, you can't make it up. It's just, you can't make it up.
01:01:11.200I can't believe this. I knew it was going to be bad from what you told me beforehand, but I hadn't actually read this.
01:01:17.200And my goodness, is it more shocking than I could have possibly guessed.
01:01:22.200Yeah. And obviously, obviously they have to talk about more DI hires, brainwashed activists.
01:01:29.200They say the nuclear field has historically lacked diversity and fallen shorts in ensuring equity and inclusion for all stakeholders.
01:01:37.200I mean, the numbers that we were given, 25% LGBTQ, 60% women and 57% of black origin aren't exactly suggesting non-inclusion.
01:01:54.200I'm reminded of No Country for Old Men when Anton Chigurh says, I can't remember exactly what he says, but the basic sentiment is, if all of your life's decisions got you to where you are, what was the point in making those particular decisions?