The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #987

00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to podcast of the lotus eaters this is episode 987th on the uh 27th of august

00:00:16.360 tuesday apparently and i'm joined by beau awesome and carl hello so uh yes welcome chaps um now oh

00:00:25.320 yes so so this show is going to be about how the police are demoralized which is you know

00:00:29.620 obviously a dreadful shame um how demoral how bidenomics always has been and always will be

00:00:35.000 a scam and i can i can prove that and um remigration is going to happen inevitable i'd say so there we

00:00:44.260 go quite a cheerful episode this one um also we have to use it this one

00:00:48.020 also um we've got the 1000th podcast coming up so you know i i don't i don't know whether that's

00:00:56.860 going to be like the millennium bug or something where we go up to a thousand then we hard reset

00:01:00.920 down to just you and calendar well it's on it's on friday the 13th so who knows right okay well that

00:01:06.080 that one i mean apparently i'm i'm in that one so um in fact we're all in it so that should be a big

00:01:13.100 one yeah presumably yeah we'll get we yeah we'll do the podcast normal we'll have an extended podcast

00:01:18.360 where we just you know answer questions uh send in your video comments and questions so we can

00:01:23.460 talk about them and things like that well that should be good so so make sure you're there for

00:01:27.060 the historic moment of the 1000th lotus eaters episode also and other news um there will be no

00:01:33.900 brokonomics today boo but there will be a round table yay at three o'clock on um how the state kills

00:01:41.780 dissidents that's you've had an idea carl what's the idea well it's not necessarily it's an idea it's

00:01:46.420 just an observable reality right that the state and the media and the sort of entire apparatus

00:01:51.340 are well they kind of want you to die and they have a plan in place for how that can be achieved

00:01:58.500 that's certainly the feedback i'm getting i'm not even overstating this no at all no not at all well

00:02:03.640 we have examples of this so we'll talk about well i have thoughts on that and we're all on it so we

00:02:08.720 should have a good chat so that brings us to our first topic which is apparently the police are a

00:02:13.200 bit demoralized yeah the police in this country are completely demoralized and well i mean i'd have a

00:02:19.480 lot more sympathy if they weren't constantly persecuting us um to be fair right the low level

00:02:26.120 ones they're not so bad well some of them are now well that's the thing isn't it um yeah i think

00:02:31.800 and we'll get into this but there's been a kind of changing of the guard in the police and so the

00:02:37.560 old style constabulary types who were respectable and doing the right thing seem to be uh being phased

00:02:44.660 out in favor of the high viz uh i mean foot soldiers of the regime we could call them stormtroopers i

00:02:51.300 mean certainly certainly the higher ranks at this point they're just all nutters completely but it's

00:02:55.860 it's filtering through the institution uh as you can imagine so i mean you you remember that uh

00:03:02.520 a couple of weeks ago now in fact well almost a month ago now uh there were of course uh far-right

00:03:09.540 protests in the wake of the stabbing of eight children and the deaths of three of them and this

00:03:16.520 uh caused rights all over the country and 90 arrests on the day but obviously hundreds of arrests

00:03:23.120 subsequently or social media posts or other things that were considered to be naughty i mean i know i'm

00:03:29.220 being pedantic but they were called far-right protests they weren't actually far-right protests

00:03:33.560 sure um to be honest with you i don't even know i mean it depends how we're defining far-right

00:03:39.180 since it's never defined yeah with anyone who isn't a communist yeah well if the far-right is the

00:03:43.300 the normal native patriotic british types who are like i actually don't want children to be stabbed

00:03:47.840 okay if that's far-right i mean if you were calling them nazis or fascists you'd just say nazis or

00:03:52.500 fascists so the fact that you're not calling them nazis or fascists but you're calling them far-right

00:03:55.920 implies there's a distinction between the two and i actually think that there's some truth to this

00:04:00.600 because these people are not ideological i don't think i don't think they have like a you know

00:04:07.480 a well-thought-out manifesto or anything i think they're just people naturally responding in a

00:04:12.780 very human way uh and they responded by getting arrested um 90 of them anyway and so on sunday was

00:04:21.580 the beginning of the notting hill carnival that we covered yesterday and yesterday was a celebration

00:04:26.840 of london's diversity after these racist attacks wasn't that lucky so we're told and this is very

00:04:33.640 informative that uh in 1959 a trinidad trinidadian activist claudia jones organized a caribbean

00:04:42.020 caribbean carnival in st pancras town hall in response to race riots planting the seed for the

00:04:46.920 notting hill carnival how nice uh she was a communist immigrant like she she'd gone from trinidad and

00:04:54.580 tobago to the united states she had become the black feminist leader in the communist party

00:05:00.560 yeah and then she came here uh to well gift us this yeah celebration of diversity that wasn't the

00:05:08.820 reason she'd come but you know she she came here to continue spreading uh race communism and the

00:05:14.660 notting hill i'm probably asking a bit much does it mention how many stabbings there were in year one

00:05:18.160 it doesn't right um but uh she she had returned to uh part of her legacy was to grace us with the

00:05:25.720 notting hill carnival so it's the product of a race communist i've been to the notting hill carnival

00:05:31.160 three times certainly twice it's well crap like regardless of stabbings or anything it's really

00:05:38.520 crap you stand there and a load of trash goes by a load of nonsense goes by and then you're like okay

00:05:45.060 yeah i mean it's not fun or good in any way i mean it just it's not the sort of thing i'd want to go to

00:05:52.020 but yeah i've been a couple of times and it's just like why the hell would i come back

00:05:56.140 but uh but anyway as they tell us revelers on monday the second day of the year's carnival

00:06:01.540 said that jones's message of unity had never been more important right so these people embrace the

00:06:07.380 teachings of a communist right after racist riots in late july were sparked by false information

00:06:13.460 online about the suspected killer of three young girls in the southport uh event it's true that was a

00:06:18.640 second generation rwandan immigrant who'd done that so false information said but spread by a

00:06:24.020 pakistani national from pakistan yeah who got arrested for that weirdly and then the charges

00:06:29.000 dropped and then the charges dropped yeah it's great great how that works isn't it um and you know no

00:06:34.980 no information as to why he did that he just made up a name that was fake but anyway matthew phillip

00:06:42.020 the notting hill carnival's chief executive told reuters the event was britain's biggest celebration

00:06:47.840 of inclusion one of the things we have in common rather than focusing on our differences

00:06:51.720 notting hill carnival was born in response to racist riots race equality think tank runny me

00:06:56.680 trust said oh runny yes i'm not gonna get you started right sorry carrier it's it's just where

00:07:03.060 the magna carta was signed but now we're for foreigners you see um these events and divisive

00:07:07.500 rhetoric which fueled them feel painfully relevant today and other carnival goers said it's all about

00:07:13.060 celebrating each other and about respecting each other it's all about love sure so there are a lot

00:07:18.620 of stabbings there are a lot of stabbings i mean one mother is currently uh fighting for her life

00:07:23.100 after being stabbed 32 year old woman remains in critical condition in the hospital after she was

00:07:27.340 attacked at the event uh in front of her kids i understand in front of her kids and this was on

00:07:32.160 the sunday so it was broken into two days the sunday was the sort of pre-carnival a family

00:07:36.760 event right it was called uh the family day and the monday bank holiday is the main carnival um

00:07:44.060 does anyone know what the difference is apart from you're slightly less likely to get stabbed on the

00:07:48.520 family day uh well i mean they just call it quote a family and children's day which includes a

00:07:54.400 children's parade and carnival while the bank holiday monday's billed as the adults day so it's

00:07:58.200 kind of a tacit message if you could possibly leave your stabbings until tomorrow that'd be

00:08:02.360 much appreciated yeah well i mean the met police were like well so as you can see there were three

00:08:08.380 stabbings on the sunday um lots of other different uh various crap wait all of that is just the family

00:08:16.800 day that's the family 90 arrests 10 assaults on emergency so basically what i'm looking at here

00:08:22.260 is that all of this is an order of magnitude above the far right oh yeah but we haven't even got to the

00:08:29.880 monday yet yeah i know so let's let's let's get to the monday as well um so there were three stabbings

00:08:35.140 i mean i don't need to laugh but it's just ridiculous to say so on the family day there

00:08:40.420 were three stabbings on the main carnival day there were another five right and as you can see

00:08:45.700 uh there's lots of other arrests and assaults so in total there were eight stabbings between both days

00:08:52.500 50 officers were assaulted 320 arrests 12 sexual assaults 67 offensive weapons seized so knives

00:09:00.680 and machetes and one gun well thank god they weren't white because otherwise it would have been

00:09:06.500 you know starmer would be like having laser eyes all over the place yeah exactly starmer would say

00:09:13.160 well hang on a second surely this lawless criminality is not acceptable we don't institute 24-hour courts

00:09:19.080 which we happen to have running right now to deal with these criminals surely these are all going to

00:09:23.860 end up in jail we're going to release a bunch of other criminals to get these criminals in jail

00:09:27.180 probably not because of the ethnic makeup of the people out there at the carnival uh he actually

00:09:34.360 hasn't mentioned this but we'll get into the minute so we've got the previous year's notting hill

00:09:38.240 carnival data which is just remarkable so as you can see in 2017 2018 and 2019 there were 12 7 and 18

00:09:46.560 stabbings none of them fatal though so that's nice they didn't actually die they survived

00:09:51.540 gentle shivering in the flank not a full-blown medical technology has advanced sufficiently that

00:09:58.500 these people won't die uh there weren't any there wasn't a carnival in 2020 and 2021 for of course

00:10:02.820 covid reasons and 2022 there were seven stabbings including one fatal and 2023 10 stabbings no fatal so

00:10:09.380 on average the notting hill carnival for the last like six years has had 10.8 stabbings

00:10:15.920 per carnival and this one only had eight so it's actually below average so in a way we should

00:10:21.900 kind of congratulate them for the restraint it's funny you go to an air show in germany or something

00:10:28.480 yeah it's almost entirely white yeah no stabbings or glastonbury festival yeah a million people

00:10:35.680 there almost entirely white no stabbing i bet whatever the japanese do for festivals doesn't

00:10:40.340 yeah stabbing either yeah some sort of common denominator in this stabbing business yeah but

00:10:46.440 as you can see that cost nearly 12 million pounds for this festival for the police to police it god

00:10:53.680 only knows how much worse it would be if uh they weren't there but um so they spend millions of

00:10:59.580 pounds on it they coordinate it for a year because they got a ceo and presumably they've got a whole

00:11:03.340 bunch of other staff all of that coordination all of that police support all of that money

00:11:08.080 you still get 10 stabbings and that whole other laundry list of stuff whereas when the white

00:11:13.680 working class came out on the streets yeah we'll get to it um so you this was a classic image from

00:11:19.900 2023 where uh carnival goers were expressing their diverse culture i feel enriched and the london

00:11:29.300 assembly has made a note of this and said well hang on a second there appears to be a slight

00:11:34.340 disproportionate i mean as you can see the diversity of that crowd

00:11:37.880 right there's a sort of disproportionate number of um machete attacks and stabbings that are coming

00:11:44.580 out of the black community i mean as the london assembly tells us quote despite making up only

00:11:49.180 13 of london's total population black londoners account for 45 of knife murder victims 61 of knife

00:11:55.500 murder perpetrators and 53 of knife crime perpetrators and they're concerned about these

00:11:59.880 figures and how they're affecting the black community and therefore demand a commission to

00:12:04.200 look into it now sadiq khan has left them on red as far as i'm aware uh being the mayor he aren't

00:12:09.700 well theoretically answers to the assembly um but nothing has happened out of it as far as i'm aware

00:12:15.320 that was only two years ago he doesn't he just stonewalls them anyway doesn't he ever seen clips

00:12:19.500 from the thing yeah yeah he's he's a total prick to them just lie to their face you just not answer

00:12:24.520 their question he really does think he's above it um and so nothing has happened out of that now

00:12:32.080 like you were saying well okay we had a giant patriot rally you know the 27th of july uh somewhere

00:12:39.760 between 50 and 100 000 people attended it i spoke at it and it was a wonderful and peaceful day

00:12:46.200 uh zero stabbings actually um there were a couple of uh things though i mean there was um

00:12:53.140 uh five people arrested uh two men were arrested on suspicion of gbh level assault uh because a stand

00:13:01.680 up to racism counter demonstration uh someone from that got assaulted so two men were arrested

00:13:07.320 a member of public was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a steward steward at trans pride which i

00:13:14.140 didn't even realize was going on at the same time and uh one man was arrested on suspicion of criminal

00:13:18.800 damage and racially aggravated public order offense after alleging allegedly snapping a palestinian flag

00:13:24.460 and making a racially abusive remark so there's quite a difference in the tone of the crimes committed

00:13:33.420 there uh zero stabbings zero firearms zero drug offenses it seems um political complaints

00:13:43.420 mostly because of the racially quote racially aggravated order offenses and two men punched

00:13:49.500 uh someone from stand-up to racism so it's like oh no yeah so massive and marked difference now

00:13:57.100 starmer gave a speech today which we'll probably talk about another time just because the speech itself

00:14:01.480 was just horrific but um but in this uh speech starmer absolutely does not mention in any way the

00:14:09.580 chaos of the nottinghill carnival uh he does of course go on about the far right riots from earlier

00:14:17.460 this month non-stop saying how this is unacceptable he's not listening to people's concerns etc etc

00:14:22.300 is not interested in the fact that those riots weren't actually uh lethal or potentially lethal

00:14:29.160 because of course no one got stabbed and of course eight people got stabbed at this year's

00:14:32.660 nottingham carnival it doesn't matter that is not how that matters i mean you've got to admire the

00:14:38.780 way that he's just i mean i know he's pushing back against the two-tier stuff but he he just doesn't

00:14:45.080 make any argument against it whatsoever i mean he's just fully committed to white guys are bad yeah 100%

00:14:51.300 at this point is like it's a total invisibility cloak yeah that any minority ethnic communities have

00:14:57.960 it doesn't matter what they do i mean if if there was even half of the stabbings or troublemaking at

00:15:04.160 any of the sort of patriot rallies that we've been holding oh yeah they'd be banned instantly

00:15:08.500 if if the tommy protest had 10 of what went on not yet just one stabbing it ones yes it would be over

00:15:17.300 like this is never happening again um and so you can see from the top down there's an entire area of

00:15:25.460 british society this is essentially lawless as in the law does not apply to them in the same way

00:15:32.460 that it applies to the rest of society outlaws outside the law well the thing is yes but above

00:15:38.740 the law i think is a better way of putting it because outlaws are people who can essentially

00:15:42.580 be attacked on site and their attackers won't be prosecuted yeah that's fair um the people who are

00:15:47.320 above the law are the ones doing the attacking in a way so um this this just puts us in a position

00:15:53.800 where you've got crimes that are committed predominantly by minority ethnic communities

00:15:59.660 are not policed in the same way now this of course to the average member of the british public is a

00:16:05.120 horrific thing to have to deal with but it must actually be even worse for the police because our

00:16:11.660 exposure to this level of criminality is moderately rare but the police are going to be exposed to this

00:16:19.740 all the time and often told by their seniors essentially just let it go now this is a report

00:16:27.000 the uh the times has done on how uh police officers have almost quote entirely ceased punishing shoplifters

00:16:33.820 despite the number of offenses soaring to record levels and analysis of the official figures reveals

00:16:38.760 insiders fear the almost total lack of law enforcement is encouraging further criminal behavior

00:16:44.740 with thieves feeling as though one would never be held responsible for their offenses now this is

00:16:48.640 what keir starmer said in his speech about the uh white working class rioters he said no they were

00:16:54.340 relying on the system being broken i mean hey i don't think so he said that about the working class

00:16:59.540 yeah he said that about the southport riots right now i don't think that was the case i don't think

00:17:03.940 these people have any deep knowledge of how broken the internal system of the police or the legal system

00:17:09.980 is i don't think they have much engagement with that at all i think they were just acting out of a

00:17:13.940 genuine sort of rage at what's being allowed to happen being massacred yeah however in this case

00:17:20.000 the thieves are exactly doing that uh they know they feel they will never be held responsible for

00:17:25.360 offenses so you can see the two-tier nature of two-tier keir here uh and they give examples of just how

00:17:30.940 in march to this year to march this year 431 shoplifters were handed fixed penalty notices

00:17:36.860 which is the lowest form of punishment for theft of goods valued under 100 pounds this is a 98%

00:17:42.840 drop from a decade ago when 19 419 were issued and the majority of police forces didn't issue a

00:17:49.700 single penalty for shoplifting over the last year now this this is probably quite a demoralizing

00:17:55.880 thing for the police it's like right so we're not even doing our jobs this is just this should be

00:18:01.680 the bread and butter of the police low level criminality i i know a couple of guys serving

00:18:06.680 in the police and when you ask them what their job is and they just tell you i'm a social worker

00:18:10.120 not what they signed up for i imagine no you know i imagine they signed up to try and make the world

00:18:15.720 a better place uh and so you've got just this continual decline i mean they say that other more

00:18:22.320 serious forms of punishment are also sharply done uh cautions blah blah blah there's just a genuine

00:18:27.460 decline in punishment for criminality and it's got to the point now where apparently the violent

00:18:34.460 offenders are basically getting let off if they just say sorry to the police because it's just violent

00:18:39.640 offenders now it's not shoplifted yep yep so can you do that if you tweeted something that's that

00:18:44.820 starmer doesn't like can you then just say sorry and or do you still go to jail for 20 months weirdly

00:18:49.120 you still go to jail for almost two years right um as the telegraph reporting here police are

00:18:54.960 increasingly letting knife and sex offenders escape prosecution if they say sorry the telegraph can

00:18:59.340 reveal more than 147 000 people accused of offenses including sex crimes violence and weapons

00:19:04.060 possessions were handed community resolutions in the year up until march instead of being prosecuted

00:19:10.300 such resolutions do not result in a criminal record so you can be a sex offender the police catch you in

00:19:17.380 the act you say look i am dreadfully sorry about this in my culture this is just normal and police go

00:19:23.440 well he doesn't need a record then let him go so we don't have two-tier policing and yet the the

00:19:30.260 expectations are that with white working class you need to jail them for you know something close to

00:19:36.820 two years yeah in all circumstances and you need to let people who've been involved in murders out of

00:19:42.900 jail in order to make the space to put them in yeah but if you're not white then basically simply

00:19:50.120 getting them to acknowledge that what they did wasn't correct is considered punishment enough just to

00:19:55.480 be clear this isn't broken down by ethnicity well it is though isn't it in a way yes but officially

00:20:02.820 um this isn't broken down by ethnicity so this is just criminals are basically being let off uh just

00:20:09.340 criminals yeah in the same way that just a man has been arrested for when you say it's not broken

00:20:14.780 down by race but the sentencing guidelines for judges that is and it is if you come from a

00:20:22.420 disadvantaged background and then go on to spell out what disadvantaged background is and it's

00:20:26.160 basically not being white yeah then you basically get less jail time or whatever um and so just to

00:20:32.840 give you the stats for this uh more than 147 000 people were accused of uh offenses including sex

00:20:39.800 crimes violence and weapons possession which were handed down the community resolutions and the police

00:20:43.700 guidelines uh say that community resolutions should be restricted to low-level crimes with with offenders

00:20:50.400 required to apologize to the victim and accept responsibility for their crime and offer some

00:20:54.680 form of recompense but the resolutions which issued at the discretion of individual officers have

00:20:59.740 increased by 40 percent since 2019 when 100 000 were recorded and are now nearly twice as likely as

00:21:05.900 criminal uh criminal charge according to an analysis of ministry of justice data so it's just well

00:21:12.240 are you sorry that you stabbed that person when you raped that person whatever it is um and you say

00:21:18.080 at the discretion of the officer yeah let's say you were an officer who decided that you were just

00:21:22.960 gonna your discretion was that you were just going to charge them every time how long do you think

00:21:27.640 you'd remain an officer you would definitely have that would probably definitely uh raise up flags

00:21:33.760 right and the thing is again if you're a police officer you're working in the force you're looking at

00:21:41.160 the institutions behind you and being like it's just not worth me going through the hassle the paperwork

00:21:46.640 putting him through the institution i've got to fill out a load of forms for nothing to happen on the

00:21:51.340 back end because of course we we did have them saying look stop sending convicted criminals to prison

00:21:56.580 actually that's that's another thing one of my mates in the force has said that he goes to

00:22:00.960 court for burglaries a lot it's very rare for him to get out the court faster than the person who did

00:22:07.080 the burglary even if they're convicted so it's a lot of they will be let out and then here have to do a

00:22:11.280 load of paperwork and they'll be out on the street several hours before him so it's not worth their time

00:22:15.200 the prisons are overcrowded everything about the institutions is either politically correct or

00:22:20.360 overburdened and they're just saying look just don't bother about crime essentially i find odd is

00:22:25.920 that it's at the discretion of individual officers usually that it used to be that the police

00:22:30.940 investigate things it was up to the crown prosecution service to decide if there should be

00:22:34.940 you know an actual trial and things but now they just let the police officers decide that

00:22:41.020 yeah the politically correct police officers of vice and virtue um actually can i give a i'll be

00:22:46.960 quick on this yeah go ahead but um i knew an old boy who um was a young lieutenant during the second

00:22:53.280 world war and for whatever reason he was he was quite young so he wasn't sent out but he his job was he

00:22:59.700 was given a couple of men and he's he was told to patrol the london docks and he was given total

00:23:04.860 discretion on how to police the london docks during the war as you can kind of imagine he would yeah

00:23:08.960 basically the way the way it broke down is he found this guy stealing a wheel of cheese

00:23:12.800 so he said to him if you do that again i'm going to shoot you right off you go put the cheese back

00:23:17.560 anyway the next day he comes back and the guy's stealing another wheel of cheese

00:23:20.900 so he puts him up against a wall and he has him shot jesus yeah right that is proper discretion

00:23:26.580 on policing right but it but it works because apparently nobody stole anything from that doc

00:23:31.040 docs while he was patrolling it again so he can't say he wasn't given fair that that is policing

00:23:36.080 discretion that works it is um but anyway getting back to the prisons uh as we we are well aware

00:23:41.300 that they're overcrowded but the condition of the prisons itself is terrible and that's kind of all

00:23:45.520 plant the plan in fact that's what we're going to be one of the things we're going to be talking about

00:23:48.220 in the roundtable discussion uh this afternoon so if you're watching this on youtube come over to

00:23:52.740 lowseas.com it will be up by the time you get this clip um for the rest of you watching live

00:23:57.040 come watch us in half an hour you can't build new prisons can build a quarter of a million houses a

00:24:01.740 year but you can't build that's not true they have built new prisons i'm being sarcastic

00:24:05.300 there's not nearly enough new prisons because remember 1.2 1.4 million new people in a year

00:24:11.380 and the prisons are disproportionately ethnic minority so um there's a natural problem

00:24:19.380 with that and so they it's just like the housing crisis they can build them they just can't build

00:24:24.260 them fast enough so this was the statement that the police put out after the further violence

00:24:34.060 at the notting hill carnival and again you know when mark rowley was asked about two-tier policing

00:24:40.420 he's grabbed the mic and slammed it to the floor well you could tell that was an expression of a deep

00:24:45.320 tension that's clearly within the force itself with the events that are happening well this is another

00:24:50.400 one of those right um they say met appeals for the public's help to tackle further violence at

00:24:55.560 carnival now we are already aware that this community isn't particularly favorable towards the

00:25:00.580 police they don't like cooperating with them they've got a kind of snitches get well literal

00:25:05.200 stitches uh in this and uh what was the name of that uh communist activist sasha johnson that's it

00:25:10.800 sasha johnson who currently sits in a wheelchair because she was accidentally shot i'm not sure she's

00:25:15.240 even in a wheelchair i think she's still in in a hospital she's still with us at all i saw a picture

00:25:18.980 of her in a wheelchair with no i think no i think that that one was faked i think she has she hasn't

00:25:24.060 regained consciousness oh really okay yeah well she was a communist black activist who was just

00:25:29.380 a race communist uh who was concerned about white supremacy and how it was damaging her community and

00:25:34.660 then she went to a house party at three in the morning on a sunday and there was a shooting and

00:25:39.480 got shot in the head by accident and nobody saw anything and none of her community will help find

00:25:45.940 the perpetrator and so i suspect that the stabbings in this regard that they're asking for

00:25:50.920 uh help with will be uh treated the same as they say quote this was supposed to be a family day a

00:25:56.860 celebration suitable for all ages one of those in hospital a 30 year old woman remains in condition

00:26:01.440 remains critical um was there with her young child quote we are tired of saying the same words every

00:26:07.460 year we are tired of telling families that their loved ones are seriously injured or worse we are tired

00:26:13.180 of seeing crime scenes at carnival carnival is a community event the vast majority of people come

00:26:18.580 celebrate to dance to enjoy music and have a fantastic experience it is the responsibility

00:26:22.960 of all who value this event who want to see it as a celebration that it should be to speak out and

00:26:26.160 speak up about the violence that continues to overshadow it isn't that an interesting thing

00:26:30.660 the police have just got to the point look we're just exhausted we are exhausted every single time

00:26:37.720 this community does something terrible and no one cooperates with us we can't resolve the problem we

00:26:43.260 can't resolve any other bloody crimes either and even if we did the courts would be like we're not

00:26:47.260 saying prisons prisons are full like it's like that film purge they just need to make it like that

00:26:51.740 you they should just say whatever happens on this day happens yeah we're just staying out we just

00:26:55.680 fence it off yeah anyone who comes out alive and fine like 1984 anything that happens among the

00:27:01.400 proles yeah it's not the business of the party or them on the ministry of love or anything it's just

00:27:06.600 let them do whatever they're going to do well it's it's i mean they want to solve the problems they

00:27:11.240 don't have any method of doing it because the politically correct uh police have got no way

00:27:18.140 of identifying uh and tracking these things but anyway so this this is leading to massive numbers

00:27:24.720 of resignations of police officers across england and wales massive numbers so as you can see the

00:27:30.100 numbers in 22 22 2023 were nearly five times higher than those leaving in 2012

00:27:37.380 are the anarcho tyranny plans working it 100 is i mean they are just shedding police officers at that

00:27:45.440 kind of rate maybe during their next mandatory diversity equity inclusion course that they go

00:27:50.540 on they could ask them why they're all thinking of quitting you know what is interesting they do do

00:27:54.500 that okay they absolutely do do that and uh and so when asked uh we'll scroll down they've got uh

00:28:03.220 you know they've got various tables of you know the data of how why how people are leaving and they

00:28:08.520 do ask them the main reasons for leaving and you can see lack of flexibility one of those numbers is

00:28:14.100 a lot bigger lack of recognition lack of career development of progression the working hours and

00:28:18.500 the shifts the pay and the benefits discrimination harassment or bullying the working conditions health

00:28:22.940 and well-being blah blah blah blah blah but then disillusionment with policing or the met

00:28:27.700 is nearly a quarter of those reasons which doesn't actually get get to the crux of it does it

00:28:33.940 disillusionment what why why are you disillusioned why though well they can't put it on a yeah of

00:28:40.860 course like this but i think i think i think we know what they're driving at don't we probably yeah

00:28:45.260 they probably find themselves going to jail yeah for sighting and then other people can say that the

00:28:49.800 police are institutionally racist yeah again and so the the police themselves and like you said there

00:28:56.220 are going to be these are going to be the good people in the police who don't think the police

00:29:01.100 and the the police system or the met should be operating in this way that we're going to be

00:29:07.160 losing the half decent people to replace them so i reckon all the good police are a not in a senior rank

00:29:14.340 or retired yep and b they're either waiting for their retirement or c they're leaving yeah i agree so

00:29:21.060 you're going to be left with the well the stormtroopers yeah the the genuinely the sort of

00:29:26.840 police of diversity and inclusion yeah the people who actually believe that shit the true believers

00:29:30.940 who think this is how things should be which is not good news going into the future but um i think

00:29:37.400 what it shows is that the institution itself is in trouble when it's being run like this and i think

00:29:44.520 that we're seeing the sort of you know excess is coming through the cracks at this point uh i don't i

00:29:50.080 don't think it's a good state for them to be in um and but anyway we'll i'll leave that there

00:29:54.620 i'll bother mouth with what we move on you can yeah i suppose i say this way in between segments

00:30:00.040 but um that's how sort of how militias start eventually if you look at the balkans in the

00:30:08.820 balkans you know the police just simply wouldn't protect serbs yeah and and the other way around

00:30:15.020 in different enclaves in different places and so people like well i'm not just going to watch

00:30:19.120 my family get butchered at some point so i'm going to do something about it

00:30:22.080 militias civil war yeah i'm just saying it's not good stuff there was a rumble rant from

00:30:29.880 calab knight who says i feel bad for any pure-hearted policemen but man the normalize the normies i think

00:30:36.260 those can be ignorant to the deeper causes huh as a white pill my younger brother just got out of the

00:30:41.280 military my younger brother just out of the military and my younger just out of military friend

00:30:46.040 uh is based just ignorant well that's good i guess um but yeah no you you are right like the

00:30:53.340 the average like normie must just be like jesus what the hell what's happening around me

00:30:57.420 anyway all right so let's talk about uh bi-denomics because uh it turns out it was all fake so um i

00:31:06.020 don't know if you saw this but um there was this uh this article and i picked a i picked a spoiler

00:31:10.980 alert yes i i picked a a nice lefty uh publication for this cnbc non-farm payroll growth of a rise

00:31:19.040 down by 800 000 labor department says let's talk about why that's actually pretty significant so

00:31:25.200 this goes back to basically um you get these numbers that come out that are key economic indicators of

00:31:31.480 how things are going now when these jobs numbers come out uh billions get shifted around in the

00:31:37.240 financial markets i mean there are traders who wait for this um and then the moment it comes out

00:31:42.160 i mean it triggers all sorts of absolutely this is probably the fundamental number that the u.s

00:31:46.940 government produces on how many jobs are being produced and you always expect it to be a little

00:31:51.800 bit off because what they do is they say okay well our estimate based on the early evidence is that it

00:31:56.640 was this number and then a few months later they get better numbers and then they update it

00:32:00.940 so in a normal presidential period like say under trump um you get the estimate and then the revision

00:32:07.400 would come for a little bit later on and it would be a bit different maybe a bit up bit down something

00:32:11.700 like that and um i did a whole series of tweets on these i've since deleted them because i just

00:32:17.020 decided since we live in a country where you can be arrested for something you said on twitter

00:32:21.220 fuck it i'm just going to go and delete all my old tweets from before when i was a public person

00:32:26.340 because i was probably a little bit less careful then um but i had a great series of tweets on this

00:32:31.080 early in the in the biden presidency where i was like so how come all of the later revisions are

00:32:37.900 always down right because if it was a if it was just a sampling error you just made a slight

00:32:44.940 you know incorrect assumption or something like that or you you you leaned a little bit whatever it

00:32:50.520 was and you got the better numbers you would expect it to be a coin flip like sometimes they're up

00:32:54.260 sometimes they're down sure and and also um i'm no expert but 800 000 seems like a lot well

00:33:00.020 that is that i mean that is the monster of it so i mean it was always getting revised down by like

00:33:06.140 50 000 100 000 something like that and and i mean but the thing is it happened every single time like

00:33:10.840 you could you could in theory go to the casino and put your money on red on the roulette and win

00:33:16.780 100 times in a row yeah it's not very likely but it could happen right but this like every single

00:33:22.340 number that came out of um you know the department of jobs or whatever you know basically all of them

00:33:28.160 department of labor um they always sounded better to begin with and then got revised down right

00:33:35.480 and this culminated in this one towards the end because i don't know if you remember but about

00:33:41.040 uh i know beginning of this year something like that biden well not biden um l lesbos whatever her name

00:33:48.060 is the john pierre whatever you know the woman who does his treating for him she was under biden's

00:33:54.560 name you were doing all these tweets about we've created three million jobs weren't they just counting

00:34:00.460 people that were going back to work after covid as well yes that counting them as new jobs yes not new

00:34:06.140 jobs though yeah and so it turns out when actually wasn't three million it was 2.9 and it turns out it

00:34:11.320 wasn't 2.9 it was actually 2.1 which is a monster with it that is a massive massive revision so normally

00:34:18.620 these revisions are like 50 000 20 000 at a time yeah and then this one came out yeah and they had

00:34:25.300 obviously massively i mean okay it's technically possible it's a mistake well i was gonna ask it says

00:34:35.260 says they're the bureau of labor statistics is that what are they that's actually federal

00:34:41.420 yeah it's yeah it's a federal come under like the treasure it doesn't it doesn't need to be i mean

00:34:45.520 in this day and age you could easily get some tech startup you could get a whole bunch of them and

00:34:50.580 say we're going to run a trial period for two years we're going to have all these startups and

00:34:54.200 they're all going to estimate the job numbers and then we'll see which of them come in after all the

00:34:58.020 data's actually available and we'll see who's got a good track record and we just use that instead but

00:35:02.900 no we have a whole bloody labor department who do stuff like this and conveniently always get it

00:35:09.160 wrong when there's a democrat in the uh that's what i was going to ask so under the trump years it

00:35:14.080 wasn't so much then under trump it went both ways but it was more likely that the headline number was

00:35:19.020 going to be lower whereas with biden every single time it's higher got the keys to the kingdom mate

00:35:26.300 that's why well yes exactly um so um yeah so anyway but oh hang on what i will quickly tell you

00:35:32.760 about now is apparently we have a donate button there we go up there so if you're listening

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00:35:47.700 and press it and then we will have it which will be a good thing because we can do more of this

00:35:52.280 tell you about stuff right moving on um yeah so my my point oh here we go so and and and oh wow

00:35:59.020 yeah so so this is let me scroll down a little bit so this is the well i can't that's all somebody

00:36:04.900 who knows how to scroll down scroll down so so basically you know what we're pointing out here

00:36:08.540 is you get that persistent oh there what there were a couple that went the other way there we go so

00:36:13.060 there were two uh but everything else there's this persistent trend of over reporting this is just

00:36:18.860 colossal yeah i mean somebody's going to try and tell me that's a mistake so just as he was going

00:36:23.620 into his election period when there was all that pressure for him to stand down all of a sudden it

00:36:29.000 looked like he had the bidenomics was a thing we've got all those articles about how bidenomics is

00:36:34.140 working blah blah blah blah blah blah blah all those tweets turns out it's complete nonsense

00:36:38.360 right oh bloody thing and i think it's more than that right look at that wildly overestimated almost

00:36:42.940 1.2 million yeah yeah because because the 800 000 was just the last one if you add up all the

00:36:49.020 other ones actually the overestimate was 1.2 million jobs that never existed which is lying

00:36:54.720 isn't it another way to describe what this is is lying and cheating it's tractor stats cheating that

00:36:59.560 is that is certainly yeah but it's a classic soviet union tractor stat stuff and it's like okay well

00:37:06.580 this is an important number and it's used to base the health of the u.s economy and if it's just fake

00:37:14.080 why do you bother doing it because people know people are going to know that if you have a democrat

00:37:17.440 office that this number doesn't mean anything yeah so we're just going to employ hundreds of

00:37:22.980 thousands of civil servants to put it together i saw a guy arguing about inflation rates on twitter

00:37:27.640 the other day he was just saying no look the the whatever u.s department deals with it is saying

00:37:33.560 that inflation is only 20 so the price of your groceries has only gone up by 20 and everyone's

00:37:38.400 like no look i i can see i'm paying here's a receipt you know i'm paying twice as much for my weekly

00:37:44.220 groceries now and 20 is giant anyway yeah yeah 20 is massive right but it's double it's not just

00:37:50.580 you have just nailed the key takeaway from this right because if the job numbers are wrong the

00:37:55.460 gdp numbers are wrong if the gdp numbers are wrong the inflation numbers are wrong so exactly what you

00:38:01.120 just said if all of this is just made up then then all the follow-on figures that come from it so

00:38:06.540 yeah of course the inflation numbers are rubbish because the gdp numbers are rubbish because the jobs

00:38:11.060 numbers are wrong this guy was just defaulting back to no the government said that this was the

00:38:14.920 number therefore this is the number it's like look that that sort of hyper reality isn't real this is

00:38:20.540 meant to be a reflection or a description of a real reality that it doesn't match i have a grocery

00:38:26.300 receipt you know look so yeah interesting you mentioned the soviet union it got even more out of

00:38:31.140 hand in maoist china right um sort of in the uh great leap forward period the the card rays at the

00:38:39.000 bottom would fake their results a bit and then the middle tiers of people would fake it a bit more

00:38:44.780 to please the people above them the and then the people and it would go on and on and on until mao

00:38:49.240 hears that we've got a giant surplus of grain when in fact everyone's starving to death yeah i was

00:38:53.520 going to say that it's a lot worse for them because it's not just like jobs okay you know jobs fair

00:38:57.100 enough but it's actually grain production that is required for people to subsist and live in this in

00:39:03.320 match china you know well i mean downstream there was a bit of that i mean i'll come i'll come to

00:39:08.360 that but um you know where does this get us well i mean part of the reason why we might have ended up

00:39:13.420 here let me see if i'll tell you what you you do the scrolling so this is the um this is basically

00:39:19.840 the fed rate the um the interest rate the us is paying so what this means is if the jobs numbers are

00:39:26.320 lower basically it takes away the final excuse that the fed have not to cut it um samson do you want

00:39:32.060 there's a little scrolly bit at the bottom on the blue bar why don't you no no the other side

00:39:36.380 pull that over till about 2000 or something so we've got yeah that's about yeah about there

00:39:40.520 that's fine so so basically this is this is the picture we've got so if you're listening um so

00:39:44.940 basically the the the interest rate that people have been paying on borrowing including the government

00:39:50.300 i should add that's the important element it's basically been on the floor for a long time

00:39:54.160 and then because of the um sort of lockdown era inflation that had to get pushed back up again

00:39:59.260 but the problem is you see that long long period where it's basically nothing yeah the government

00:40:03.920 got used to well let's spend as much money as we can and that includes borrowing money and spending

00:40:10.960 that and it's affordable because the rate we're paying is basically zero well when it goes up to

00:40:17.140 there the government cannot afford it they cannot afford to pay five percent on their debt yeah now what

00:40:23.220 the lowering of the job stuff does is it kind of served two purposes one with biden is it made him

00:40:28.920 look good when he needed to look good because there are all these calls for him to resign and

00:40:32.240 he's a bit demented and that kind of stuff he's like no no look bidenomics is a thing and it's

00:40:35.740 working and the second thing is now that he's out and come and camel laugh whatever her name is

00:40:42.260 yeah um yeah she she doesn't have to just she doesn't well she's going to try and pretend that

00:40:47.080 she doesn't need to stand for his record they can just dump this bad news that gives them an excuse

00:40:53.340 to lower interest rates which helps the government out but also it should give her a bump

00:40:57.620 maybe just in time for the election okay i mean just the the time on the way this gets raised is

00:41:03.640 very interesting isn't it yeah just just up till the very end of 2015 it's virtually nothing trump

00:41:10.800 comes in and suddenly the bump up and it keeps going up under trump until biden gets in when it

00:41:16.720 craters back to the floor yep yeah it's funny that isn't it really makes you think but uh yeah so so

00:41:23.180 she's going to want low interest rates to give her that sort of bump for the election it's the

00:41:27.180 department of the treasury that does this janet yellen who sets uh no it's the fed the actual fed

00:41:31.420 sets the fed rate right and there's head of the fed at the moment uh jerome powell okay but there's the

00:41:37.120 the atlantic fed and there's various board members on it and they have criteria and if you look at you

00:41:42.060 have to drill into the to the minutes of what each of them says and basically the holdouts they've got a

00:41:48.200 list of criteria for lowering interest rates and the holdouts have been well the employment numbers

00:41:53.420 are really good therefore we can't lower rates yet well this just this whole thing just conveniently

00:41:59.000 discovering that actually the jobs are shocking knocks that excuse away so it's kind of strong

00:42:04.420 arming the fed to lower rates in time for her election right in november you know if one was cynical

00:42:11.020 one might think that um so so this is this is a betting market uh poly market which is quite good for

00:42:17.320 this sort of stuff um so basically now everybody's thinking yeah there's going to the next thing is

00:42:21.160 going to be a 25 basis cut um some people are saying it's going to be a bit more than that but

00:42:26.200 basically if you if you add that you add up all of them i'm not showing all of them here but if you

00:42:30.880 add up all of them basically they reckon but by the election the um the interest rate is going to be

00:42:36.320 a percentage point lower and it's just a question of how they get there so basically the free money

00:42:40.920 thing is going to be turned on to give everybody a boost it's good for people paying mortgages

00:42:45.360 at least assuming their bank or their borrower yeah or lender rather actually goes along with it

00:42:51.440 it will be good for them and thus why they're they're more likely to vote camel laugh because

00:42:57.820 yeah my my mortgage bill has come down um or at least i can buy a house because they tend to do

00:43:04.240 work on mortgages bookies are good for trying to actually understand reality in loads of things

00:43:09.340 money if they don't right look up what the bookies say about something

00:43:13.020 um of course they're not always right but quite often they're because they have to be it's their

00:43:18.180 their actual job they're not interested in spin yeah they're actually interested in what's real

00:43:23.280 well this this one is basically just a weight of money that goes in and it's not always right so

00:43:27.660 for example what's that it's not ben shapiro is the other one tim shapiro that who was going to be

00:43:31.980 the vp yeah so on the betting markets he was 90 to win so it's not always right it tends to

00:43:38.300 overemphasize a marginal outcome but but yeah i take your point and even bookies can make the

00:43:43.860 wrong calculation of something of course yeah yeah yeah yeah so so anyway rates will be coming down

00:43:48.820 just in time for uh uh for camela right now um let's also talk about camela's camel laugh whatever

00:43:56.700 her version of of biodynamics is that page 83 well it was a bit difficult to read there but i

00:44:02.800 i did uh pull out the uh the interesting bit because we're starting to understand now what um

00:44:11.520 camel laugh is planning to do when she becomes president which she says she will i don't know

00:44:17.120 what she knows um but there's a number of interesting proposals that she's got coming down the track so

00:44:22.940 um go go with a nice low one um she wants corporation tax up from 21 percent to at least 28 percent but

00:44:30.840 she doesn't rule out 35 percent jesus christ yeah just saying as a business owner corporation tax is

00:44:37.700 the worst thing that humanity has ever done so it was 35 percent trump took it down to 21 and trump

00:44:42.500 now wants to take it to 15 good she wants to take it back to something close to the 35 percent think

00:44:47.320 it's a zero yeah well if you think that's bad um wait wait till we get on to the next bad thing which

00:44:53.720 is not even the worst thing but this is the next bad thing um capital gains tax right she wants 45

00:45:01.740 percent so explain to me uh as a as a moron when it comes to economics what capital gains taxes

00:45:07.420 so let's say you um buy a stock bitcoin a building a business and then it you buy it for a million you

00:45:17.000 sell it for two million the capital gain was a million so so how much the gain was the government

00:45:21.900 wants some of my profit they want basically half of it jesus christ half of it now normally the way

00:45:27.900 it works for capital gains is state sponsor theft it's just a simple this is just theft at this point

00:45:32.780 normally the way it works is if you make the gain quickly you pay a high rate and if you hold it for

00:45:37.380 a longer term it goes down so you can't just flip we can flip things but you have to pay a high rate

00:45:41.720 of tax but she wants the the long end to be 45 percent yeah so if you spend if you spend 20 years

00:45:49.400 building a business yeah well she wants half of it because she's a communist and hates kulaks that is

00:45:54.720 yes that's right i i admit but but that is not the worst bit the worst bit is so bad it's just kind

00:46:01.440 of funny how bad it is she wants 25 capital gains of unrealized gains so again talks me like i'm an

00:46:09.160 economic idiot okay so let's say you you buy a stock at a hundred dollars yeah and then it goes up to

00:46:14.780 two hundred dollars and you haven't sold it yet she wants 25 of that i haven't sold it yet yes and

00:46:21.680 if if how did she get 25 of something i haven't sold well you just presented the demand what yes so

00:46:27.620 they right so essentially this is kind of like the doomsday book william like no i've i've i've

00:46:33.620 tallied up you've got 15 pigs in a cottage and so i want some money from you i want some resources

00:46:39.400 from you it's like yeah but i'm yes i haven't changed anything but yeah there is a very good

00:46:43.800 reason why you pay capital gains tax at the point of sale yeah because you actually have the money

00:46:48.040 and you actually know how much you got for this this applies like houses yes so if i so if i bought

00:46:55.020 a house and it costs a half a million pounds and the government's like that's nice good for you

00:47:00.840 that's a very nice house it's very expensive we're going to bring in 15 million new foreigners

00:47:05.500 and so now your your house is two million pounds because the housing market has gone up because of

00:47:10.940 all this massive demand which is say i'm just talking about say a london property here right

00:47:15.220 from the sort of late 90s to now uh if they were like right so we're gonna charge you for unrealized

00:47:22.140 gains on that it's like no this is where i live yes selling my house i live here so now i have to pay

00:47:27.500 tax on a hundred 1.5 million pounds yes whether you have the money or not it's just theft it's just a

00:47:33.420 shakedown that is absolutely like it's a gangster yeah yeah f you pay me yeah but it's not quite

00:47:39.120 fair because i haven't sold it f you pay me it's a nice business you'd hate for something to happen

00:47:42.860 to like government appropriation so it's literally like a mafia shakedown well the thing is you you

00:47:48.280 guys get it straight away but um obviously lots of leftists on twitter pretending that i don't

00:47:52.760 like paying tax and i want to keep things i own yes so so so i'll read the relevant bit of the

00:47:57.760 proposal the proposal would impose a minimum tax of 25 on total income generally including

00:48:04.320 unrealized capital gains 25 so yeah literally through no fault of your own your own home could

00:48:11.660 double or triple in value and they want 25 i mean what if it goes up by four then suddenly you

00:48:16.740 have to pay them the value of your own home when you bought it so we get so not wanting to stamp

00:48:21.820 on your flow but it gets so much worse than that right so i thought that was bad you know so at the

00:48:28.000 moment this is this proposal is it applies to people with assets worth more than 100 million right okay

00:48:33.940 well that's not my problem now bear in mind the rich bear in mind when the irs came in it was

00:48:41.360 targeted at a lot less than one percent of the american population right and now it's basically all of

00:48:47.160 them unless you're on welfare or in jail right so the irs now applies to everybody so so the level

00:48:53.920 one with leftists is you need to make them understand yes it's saying that it's for people

00:48:58.060 with 100 million but like even now it's gonna stop there yeah so even now elizabeth warren is saying

00:49:03.360 you need to get that down to 50 million so we've gone from 100 million to 50 million before it's even

00:49:07.860 launched again still not my problem but the thing is yeah if i'm like a if i'm like a you know just a

00:49:12.840 a hot dog vendor in a neighborhood and the restaurant next door to me is literally getting

00:49:19.180 a mafia shakedown and fat tony turns and says you didn't see anything i don't want to hear anything

00:49:22.820 from you so yeah but i don't really want to be in a neighborhood where the mafia are shaking down

00:49:27.300 every other business i think they might get to me eventually to be honest yeah it's it's it's uh

00:49:34.520 it's certainly not ideal and if you know like i say it's it's 100 million now but it will be 50

00:49:39.680 million and then it'll be 25 especially when this this doesn't give them the revenue they're

00:49:43.720 expecting ah yes yes so that's the thing so well i'll come back to that but that's that's where these

00:49:50.360 things always go because they make a calculation at the beginning of how much money they're going to

00:49:54.100 get then people change their behavior and then they say okay we didn't raise as much as we want

00:49:58.660 but we've already spent the money yeah so instead of 100 million we're going to bring and it will come

00:50:02.880 down to 1 million maybe it'll come down maybe it'll be 100 000 but eventually it will be 1 million

00:50:07.260 which is basically a lot of the working class at this point especially the way inflation has gone

00:50:11.960 up if you're a half decent house you're in trouble yeah the way if you look at history the way it

00:50:17.080 always goes whether it's the soviet union or china or venezuela or cuba or cambodia or vietnam

00:50:23.920 oh no no no no no no whatever it is um eventually it comes down to the the actual kulaks yeah so

00:50:30.720 the richest peasants basically just completely normal people yeah it will come down to that level

00:50:36.220 hard and just accumulated some goods i i will give a slight nod so there is a potential issue here

00:50:42.980 that has some validity and that is is that at the top end um a lot of the very rich they don't

00:50:50.320 actually ever sell anything they just borrow against their assets and lift off that there is a there is a

00:50:55.140 potential issue here that you could go off now bill ackman who is an investor basically says well

00:51:01.360 you solve it by basically just making the um amount that you borrow um against your stock taxable

00:51:07.080 which is the right way of doing this so basically if you're selling you're if you're using debt instead

00:51:12.060 of a capital gain then just tax that same amount it's so much simpler it would just i mean it would

00:51:18.700 just do what they're trying to do it also means i'm not living in a mafia state yeah it would achieve

00:51:25.720 it would achieve the same thing and but it's it's it's just so much more simple and elegant but but

00:51:31.300 they're doing it the way that they're doing it and so you gave the example of the house right

00:51:36.240 what if it's a stock and the stock goes up and you have a big unrealized gain and then the stock

00:51:45.540 goes down again so uh i think inevitably yeah so i think i've got an example here that somebody worked

00:51:50.640 through so let's say you bought um 100 shares of zoom in january 2020 just before the pandemic

00:51:57.140 and you bought them at 75 a share um by the end of the year they go up to 350 so you've got um uh an

00:52:05.320 unrealized capital gain of um basically 28 grand you have to pay 28 grand right and this is an actual

00:52:13.040 example of what happened well this is what you've gained and then you the taxes are as he says seven

00:52:17.760 grand almost uh yeah yeah so that was your game and the tax is seven grand but and this is a real

00:52:23.340 life example yeah zoom um when we realized that lockdowns weren't going to continue forever they

00:52:29.100 then crash back down to 60 a share yeah so you lost money on your investment and you got taxed and you

00:52:34.920 have to pay the tax jesus yeah you shouldn't have been dabbling in investment filthy capitalist

00:52:41.400 in the first place i'm sure that's what they think that is what they're gonna say speculation is is

00:52:47.020 the devil's business so profit is theft yeah tim waltz for example doesn't have any stocks and

00:52:53.080 shares investments at all he just so he doesn't understand this well i mean neither of them tim

00:52:58.280 waltz or kamala maybe speak to nancy pelosi yeah can't be in favor of this yeah oh yeah pelosi is

00:53:05.100 not gonna like this at all the greatest investors of all time nancy pelosi she's not that great she's

00:53:10.400 only about the fourth greatest i had a friend of mine call me up on this i'm like okay she's only

00:53:15.000 the fourth greatest investor yeah but um i mean i mean it happened a bit before i got into finance

00:53:21.080 but just before i got into the finance we had the whole dot-com thing yeah and one of the things we

00:53:25.100 did um you know my guys the venture capitalists did is we we did something called a liquidity preference

00:53:30.180 so this was basically where a tech founder has this really massive expectation where i think my

00:53:36.800 company is going to be worth 100 billion and it's like really and he's like yeah it's definitely

00:53:41.020 going to be worth 100 billion it's like okay fine we're valued at 100 billion but we get the first

00:53:47.620 20 you get nothing from the first 20 billion and if you really think it's worth 100 billion that's

00:53:52.020 fine because you get the other 80 there and then we put the money in and what happened with a lot

00:53:56.160 because of course it was a dot-com bubble is that a lot of those companies then got sold for like 11

00:54:00.880 billion or something and it went all to the venture capitalist and the founder didn't get anything

00:54:06.320 i've met some of those guys and they are sore about it like if no kidding later yeah but at least

00:54:12.160 get greedy though yeah but at least they walked away with nothing if we had this system yeah let's

00:54:19.060 say their company was temporarily valued at 100 billion they would then get a 25 tax on that

00:54:26.280 so like whatever it was you know it's all ideology isn't it it's all ideology and i doubt kamala harris

00:54:32.760 has got the first idea oh she doesn't have a clue so it'll just be her economics team around her that

00:54:38.000 apparently seem to be communists actual marxist leninists or something or other god knows what

00:54:42.980 exactly but it's just like we don't want rich people we don't want people having money of their own

00:54:47.020 we want them to be dependent on the state i can only assume that's what they're thinking but can you

00:54:51.940 imagine working 16 hour days for years and then you're left with nothing but a 25 billion tax bill and

00:54:59.660 nothing else like come take it you know come come get it i haven't got anything i wonder what their

00:55:04.680 policy will be on inheritance tax that's another thing red love weak they hate uh wealth being passed

00:55:11.700 down through the generations apart from theirs well yeah anyway they can yeah yeah i bet kamala harris or

00:55:18.880 her team will see if they say anything about inheritance tax it'll be like 100 yeah 80 i'm sure

00:55:25.240 didn't starma say something didn't labor say something about inheritance labor love hiking

00:55:29.740 well they've got a budget coming up in october and they're hinting that it's going to upset a lot of

00:55:33.480 people so they are going to do some i mean i'll come back to that nearer the time i just want to say

00:55:37.900 very quickly on inheritance tax even though we're running out of time i hate it because it's all money

00:55:41.960 that has already been taxed yes the trick the trickle that i'm finally allowed to keep my money

00:55:46.760 i'm right back i pass it on to my kids and the government's just like but at least on that you've

00:55:51.780 actually received the money you're just losing a lot of this this yeah this is the democrats are

00:55:56.660 basically wanting to tax a concept they're wanting to tax money that doesn't actually that you've never

00:56:02.740 received you've you've never got absolutely madness just say i would if i was law protector i would do

00:56:07.640 away with inheritance tax entirely yeah like not one penny yeah there are loads of unjust tax but i mean

00:56:14.400 it gets worse than this right okay so so so these are so the examples of a home or business i mean you

00:56:20.300 think that's bad but what if you own a farm right and you are literally a kulak right if you own a farm

00:56:27.280 and you basically need to give up 25 of it now think let's think let's work through that logic

00:56:32.860 first of all farms tend to operate at they are the size they are because that's the scale

00:56:38.540 to run the farm at they don't work at subscale you can't just hive off 25 of the farm and expect

00:56:45.740 the 75 to be a a um at scale farm that functions right and after watching clarkson's farm it's

00:56:52.580 because of the cost of the farm equipment yeah yeah so you've got it you've got to spread that

00:56:56.780 capital over enough land not too much you can't work it so you suddenly start hiving 25 of a farm

00:57:03.080 where the hell does that leave you think about the other thing who do you sell that 25 to

00:57:07.040 so because if you're 75 your gates yeah well if you're 75 isn't particularly scalable do you think

00:57:14.740 somebody other some other guy's going to come along and start farming a farm that's 25 of your

00:57:19.160 original clearly that doesn't work right so the best case scenario of your farmer is that your land

00:57:25.140 is next to somebody else's and they can use it and they've got enough money and they can buy it off

00:57:29.840 you that's the best case now but in that situation right what's the other farm going to bid he's going

00:57:36.220 to say oh i'll give you 13 cents on the dollar well that what's that worth and you'll basically

00:57:41.120 just have to take it because you've got no choice because you need to raise the money on this

00:57:44.900 but that probably won't happen either i'll tell you how this will actually work in practice if you

00:57:50.420 own something like a farm is that all these farmers are going to have to give up 25 and they know that

00:57:55.820 they can't i mean some cases there'll be literally nobody to sell it to or they get rinsed on the

00:58:01.720 so the state will hey no blackrock will come up with a scheme the blackrock will come along and

00:58:06.600 say okay we will buy 25 of your farm so you can pay this tax we will set the price and then you

00:58:13.180 you will rent from us the 25 back again so basically this is a state sanctioned theft combined with a

00:58:21.120 massive wealth transfer to somewhere like blackrock and that's and that's for a farm you can do it for

00:58:25.720 many businesses you can do it for land you can do it for property there's there's a whole bunch of

00:58:29.260 stuff and in theory they reckon this is going to raise them 400 billion right which is a fifth

00:58:37.000 of the gap they got filled between tax revenues and their spending i was gonna say 400 billion still

00:58:42.900 isn't that it's not enough well and it won't raise that of course they assume that nobody's going to

00:58:49.760 change their behavior what will actually happen this so they tried to do this in france a few years back

00:58:53.940 they all left yeah yeah they said oh uh turns out we're russian now yeah a whole bunch of wealthy

00:58:58.300 french basically went to russia so so this is my concluding thought on all of this right we've

00:59:04.060 seen a microcosm of this happening in america already where basically californians say well it

00:59:09.820 turns out i'm i'm a texan or florida now new york as well yeah why can't that just happen on a country

00:59:15.380 level well it can it's happening in britain right now yeah we didn't have like a thousand millionaires

00:59:20.680 fleeing the country last year and this is my question are is the next big thing not going to be

00:59:26.320 california to texas or florida is going to be the us to russia or europe to russia or some other place

00:59:32.700 somewhere that's not going to just south america yeah that's why i never really blame rich people

00:59:37.580 for holding their money in jerns jersey or guernsey or the cayman islands or luxembourg oh you want to

00:59:43.580 or or or make yourself a resident of monte carlo or something because it's just a no-brainer why

00:59:51.160 wouldn't you yeah the government's actually trying to steal from you okay i'll just hold

00:59:56.740 it in funds in luxembourg then i mean i'll give a fine you can't blame them it's just normal i'll

01:00:01.820 give a fine thought so so that um it was my mousy thing i was not working anyway um if if you look up

01:00:08.480 in the top left hand corner there's the gap it's basically 1.8 trillion that's the gap that they've got

01:00:13.380 a fund jesus um and the only way that they're able to do that because the us is basically producing

01:00:18.620 less and less as years go by yeah they're producing less and less as years go by the only reason they're

01:00:24.820 able to make this work is because they're so financialized they can sell enough debt if you

01:00:28.980 destroy the capital markets which this will do that 1.8 gap is unserviceable so how do you make it up

01:00:35.500 we look at the row below that you can either bin medicare medicaid or you can bin social security and

01:00:41.760 half of defense close the gap they're not going to want to do any of those things and the us is just

01:00:46.760 the gap that will still leave you with a debt of 35 trillion yeah that that's just that's just so it

01:00:51.080 doesn't get any worse year on year but you're still left with the 35 trillion but the us has been

01:00:55.580 basically in this long cycle at this point of making less financializing more and now they're

01:01:00.380 going to destroy the financialization part of it so you won't be left with any tax revenues so you

01:01:05.980 know they've got this model where basically they're using financialization to subsidize pouring corn

01:01:11.180 syrup down the throats of 300 pound into inner city women so they can waddle around fed fat and

01:01:17.120 voting democrat and this system does not work when you blow up the financialization aspect which is

01:01:23.440 the only thing plugging that gap so i mean if i've often said that joe biden is clearly the worst

01:01:31.660 president of my lifetime you know you could you could make an argument marla harris might win oh easily

01:01:37.060 so you could make an argument that you know somebody like woodrow wilson or lbj was a worse

01:01:42.080 president overall or you know one of those early ones perhaps right biden has been a bloody disaster

01:01:48.200 if kamala gets camel laugh whatever i never say her name but camel if camel laugh gets in

01:01:52.560 she is just she's gonna be so much worse than biden it'd be ridiculous mason says you were spot on

01:01:59.400 dan the u.s reserve bank has reinterpreted economic data to say that unemployment is up and the rates need

01:02:03.840 to drop right on schedule for the covid debt to roll over not just a string says with interest rates

01:02:09.560 down money printing is inbound unrealized gains tax is peak you will owe nothing and be happy

01:02:14.860 not financial advice but bitcoin is looking good you can take it with you yeah um fleet lord at var says

01:02:20.700 hope for us can manage to mega making them great again me too and uh hero sunny chiban says carl if you

01:02:27.660 want to avoid inheritance tax watch the latest brokonomics with charlie rogers um well i'll probably just

01:02:33.260 give my kids any of my assets when i'm really old yeah but you want to do it in a way that they

01:02:39.100 don't get taxed on it how do i do that i'll have a word off oh don't watch brokonomics to find out i'll

01:02:44.820 watch okay can that mouse doesn't seem to work can you scroll down on this so i can see my notes for me

01:02:52.820 okay okay i thought we could talk a little bit about deporting the hundreds of thousands if not

01:03:03.940 millions of fifth colonists we've got in this country sold let's do it i mean it's become part

01:03:08.580 of the public dialogue that's mass remigration because it was a un or one of the many un organs

01:03:13.420 that said migration is inevitable they just said that didn't they migration is inevitable don't

01:03:18.380 worry about it stop thinking you're just a far-right fantasist if you have any notion that

01:03:23.680 your country won't be flooded by infinity foreign people well i wrote an article saying that actually

01:03:29.720 remigration is inevitable how about that and anyway i wasn't the first person to say it of course

01:03:34.760 finally isabel oakeshott uh wrote an article uh addressing it mrs tice has weighed in yeah say yes

01:03:44.360 this is probably going to happen mrs tice uh now in this article um it's nice i'll take it it's

01:03:50.120 moving the overton window uh but she really uh only was talking about illegals she didn't quite have

01:03:56.200 the bulls talk about i mean there are millions of immigration which is the bigger issue yeah but

01:04:01.220 there are millions of illegals here yeah that's a good start yeah i mean potentially up to about 10

01:04:05.840 15 million of them i'll take it yeah hopefully be an unknown number hopefully it's just shifting the

01:04:10.580 overton window so eventually they will talk about the real problem um yeah so in this uh she first

01:04:17.880 of all pointed the finger at vietnamese people particularly because apparently in the last year

01:04:21.480 or so they've been one of the bigger if not the biggest demographic of people coming over illegally

01:04:25.760 on boats but anyway what i'm not sure i would start there yeah okay it's a bit of a funny take but

01:04:32.540 there you go um she said such is the scale of the illegal immigration crisis that nothing less

01:04:38.120 that the program of mass deportation is now required here here i'm listening yeah go get

01:04:44.940 them girl yeah um yeah uh liberals will wince at such words i will yeah i don't care um and the

01:04:51.920 ugly specter of rounding up hundreds of thousands of downtrodden individuals to be sent home is not a

01:04:56.500 nice thought again i've got a tiny violence on me somewhere the thing is right so because we we

01:05:03.300 have like ethnic enclaves that form like mini colonies in this country um they're not really

01:05:08.980 like poor downtrodden like you know they're not doing the bataan death march or what they are is

01:05:15.140 living with their cousin ahmed who is just giving them a place to stay even though they shouldn't be

01:05:20.340 here they come over a poorest visa or whatever oh yeah they cut they come over apparently for a

01:05:24.400 wedding or something and then they just stay and work in his corner shop or whatever it is

01:05:27.180 and these communities are going to have and you know they're going to have millions of people

01:05:30.960 in them who legally have no right to be here but they're not the poor downtrodden you know

01:05:35.900 i'm starving no they're just living with their family because they could get here and no one's

01:05:41.860 going to check no one's going to make them leave they're not shoeless refugees from poland fleeing

01:05:46.560 the red army in 1945 right yeah a bit a lot more synthetic about the case that's not the case

01:05:51.220 she says in a democracy such as ours proud of treating those less fortunate than ourselves with

01:05:56.900 compassion with compassion and committed to upholding human rights it would certainly be a

01:06:01.420 jolt making it happen would be expensive and challenging uh with multiple hard cases

01:06:07.640 um to tug at the heartstrings um the many vested interests that benefit from the status quo

01:06:15.720 to be guaranteed to do everything in their power to derail any such scheme uh yeah that's what we've

01:06:20.860 got to go to war with yeah yeah the elements within the home office and the media or whatever

01:06:24.740 not just that it's going to be the like circo the ngo industrial complex all lib dem voters

01:06:30.320 every labor voter every lib dem voter every conservative voter but she says quote only a

01:06:37.240 stunningly ambitious returns program will turn the tide yes it's in the telegraph wasn't it is it in

01:06:43.000 the telegraph yes well done the telegraph well done isabel it's yeah i'd like you to go a hundred

01:06:48.480 times further but it's a good start i'll take it got to where you were two years ago right so

01:06:53.420 yeah i wrote an article over two years ago where i go further than that even yeah um i actually

01:06:58.380 address the question of not just elite not just the boat people yeah um you know the because we've

01:07:04.340 we've been invaded legally it's an invasion well i invaded the thing is right there there are people

01:07:09.620 who are reasonably going to say well look if you legally let these people in then it wasn't

01:07:12.520 in no no that is fair right no they were let in by traitors though i'm not saying they weren't let

01:07:19.200 in by traitors um but these people will not view themselves as complicit in an invasion right i i know

01:07:26.660 i know but we have to we have to be fair-minded about things but there are millions of people who are

01:07:32.440 here who just shouldn't really be here i mean like for example every single foreign person who has

01:07:37.580 committed a crime legal or illegal should i mean all the illegals of course commit a crime so they

01:07:43.020 should be foreign criminals should be forced to leave britain forever yeah foreign benefits

01:07:49.720 claimants should be forced to leave britain forever like why 72 percent somali is on social housing no

01:07:55.420 you can have social housing in somalia well you know good luck with that you know why are why are any

01:08:00.440 of them able to claim benefits here those people who are just persistently on benefits you can go home

01:08:05.060 we don't need you here i don't want or need unemployed stroke unemployable somalis flooding

01:08:10.720 my town centers loitering well just from anywhere thank you or from anywhere yeah just somalis just

01:08:15.460 to be clear scroll down a little bit on the document again um just to quote oak shot again briefly she

01:08:20.500 said critics will say mass deportation is not only undesirable but impossible wrong yeah of course it's

01:08:26.780 not it's not even that it's like the in the 20th century after world war ii there was huge amounts

01:08:32.280 of population transfers it's happened throughout history many many many many many times yeah i mean

01:08:36.520 the example you use often is um india they just they kicked out all the british i mean they managed

01:08:41.280 it yeah oh yeah whites have been mass deported from countries all over the world also algeria and

01:08:46.880 the french sometimes yeah oak shot goes on uh yeah witness what has been achieved in pakistan

01:08:51.760 she's talking recently um no longer able to cope with more than 1.7 million undocumented afghans

01:08:57.780 islamabad managed 541 000 expulsions within a few weeks last year well if it's good enough for

01:09:03.500 pakistan yeah good enough for me yep that's all they managed 500 000 in a few weeks yeah

01:09:09.120 russia booted out thousands the other day didn't they a few couple weeks or months back so basically

01:09:14.860 within a within a couple of months we could have sorted the whole and pakistan planned to remove a

01:09:19.320 further 800 000 individuals in a second phase i think he's right there are literally thousands of

01:09:24.180 flights every single day put them on the flights yeah you you fly home just to finish up with oak

01:09:30.540 shot she says our generosity is being exploited on an industrial scale yes finally someone's saying

01:09:35.900 it yes we know we know again i'll take it it's not a shot at oak shot but um finally it's been said

01:09:41.720 on in the telegraph uh being exploited on industrial scale uh by those who see our country primarily

01:09:48.280 through the prism of our lavish and indiscriminate benefit system yeah if you just cut off their

01:09:52.780 benefits a lot of them will go home and that's the thing is that like if you just simply stem the

01:09:58.420 inflow and stop the benefits to these people they'll just leave their own accord because that's the

01:10:03.180 only reason they're here i've got to mention this because it's isabel oak shot but her partner tice

01:10:09.920 chucked me out the party for saying a mild form of this yeah and me too yeah yeah that's exactly how

01:10:15.560 she's saying exactly what i said yeah and fashion was deselected for by twice she's being quite hard

01:10:21.180 line on this as well like this is a pretty uncompromising i mean this sounds like something

01:10:25.520 you could have read two years ago and get kicked out of reform for yeah um yeah i mean she is only

01:10:32.580 talking about illegals and when pulled up on it by some bleeding heart traitor commies about it on

01:10:38.220 twitter she said i'm only talking about illegals i'm only talking about illegal immigration that's

01:10:42.040 what i said i mean i'm not as moderate as i was back then but my tweet was from about four years ago

01:10:46.660 uh and and it was about illegals and they booted me out for that and she's she's now saying the

01:10:51.200 same thing you did finish that article by saying starmer and cooper must respond with shock and awe

01:10:56.040 which would be nice but of course they're not going to of course that is pie in the sky we'd love them

01:11:01.140 to but they're not going to do it and even where uh cooper ms balls was saying oh i'm going to deport

01:11:06.760 uh 14 000 one you're not going to do it you're just saying you're going to do it and even if you did

01:11:12.260 do it it's a drop in the ocean anyway so that's a thousand times fewer than needs to go yeah right

01:11:17.080 um but still thank you ms oakeshott for moving the overton window even a little bit even a

01:11:25.200 millimeter because that's what we need we shouldn't be so we need we're in the business of moving that

01:11:30.520 overton window we are and we shouldn't be so cavalier about i mean this is quite a difficult thing

01:11:34.200 that you think of the the circles she's operating it this is quite an extreme thing for them to hear

01:11:40.840 act even though it's completely normal practice in other countries that aren't

01:11:45.200 most of the globalists yeah exactly and actually it is important because if she said it here that

01:11:51.880 when some working class guy does a facebook post saying basically the same thing he then can't go

01:11:58.100 to jail because if he's got a half competent even quarter-pointed lawyer he should be able to say

01:12:02.700 well look this was in the telegraph normal elite discussion and they won't get selected for reform

01:12:08.300 though yeah um but i i think we are moving hopefully we're moving there i see more and

01:12:12.940 more people talking openly about deportations or mass remigration however you want to put it

01:12:17.500 uh there's a uh steve the great steve edgington friend of the show he's got a tweet there it's

01:12:24.160 inevitable it has to happen yeah why wouldn't it like why would we want millions of illegals millions

01:12:33.140 of criminals and millions of benefit dependents putting pressure on all of our infrastructure

01:12:38.080 everything well because they're the clients and that's not that's not even to mention violent

01:12:42.220 crime yeah and they yeah it's not talking about any of the social issues or the crime issues or

01:12:45.600 anything like that it's just the the from a purely utilitarian perspective the tax base the

01:12:51.060 infrastructure housing markets all of this sort of stuff they just can't bear this it's cultural and

01:12:56.520 demographic suicide that's again that's that's a that's more important issue but like even if you

01:13:02.300 don't care about that from a purely you know starmer's machine man utilitarian mind has got to be like

01:13:08.220 okay well you know like this sewer system of london is regularly getting clogged up apparently even

01:13:14.380 before you get to the enrichment justice yeah yeah even before you get to any of the sort of like

01:13:18.660 human concern like we for legal reasons we have to be light on the details but not very far from

01:13:24.180 this office there was an enrichment event where um a diversity enriched was it four women one of them

01:13:30.680 dead or something was it yeah it was in the local paper here i didn't even see that well there's all

01:13:35.940 sorts of violent crime and sacrifice crime that goes on in swindon sure but from first generation boat

01:13:40.540 people loads anyway uh charlie downs another friend of the of the show just saying deportations

01:13:48.720 shouldn't be a dirty word oh look i replied saying uh amen amen yeah no absolutely but it's

01:13:55.840 it needs to happen anyone tries to browbeat you out there for talking about this stuff just don't

01:14:00.320 accept it just do not accept it there's a line in the sand now people have to start being a bit

01:14:05.120 more courageous within their own friend or family groups they do but the so a leftist will come back

01:14:09.800 and say yeah but what about this hard-working taxpaying law-abiding immigrant you want to deport

01:14:14.100 him now i realize a lot of people on the right will say yes but i think it is fair to say okay well

01:14:19.820 let's have a moderate compromise on this we get rid of the criminals i'll take that compromise okay

01:14:24.420 we get rid of the illegals and we get rid of the lawbreaker anyone who has paid tax in the last

01:14:28.540 uh in three out of the last five years they can stay uh how many does that leave oh okay that's

01:14:32.680 10 million people going back okay fine compromise shake hands let's get it done it's not about money

01:14:37.060 i was going to finish with a tweet from morgoth i'll say it right now the very last one by morgoth

01:14:41.540 no i'd rather be poor no no it's not about money yeah but the but it's it's not about our money what

01:14:49.140 they'll say is well this person acted in good faith they got a job they paid their taxes

01:14:54.240 they you know they bought a house or whatever and they just set up a life for themselves as we

01:14:58.460 invited them to do it's not fair to send that person back and that's quite a strong argument

01:15:02.780 whether you agree with it or not it's it's not it's not about persuading me yeah i know i know it's

01:15:08.580 it's talk about fairness sure fairness for them or the fairness for the rest of us well there are

01:15:14.140 lots of claims on fairness right and so but what you're saying is your claim to fairness overrides

01:15:19.200 their claim to fairness now i'm not saying that it doesn't but i am saying that other people are

01:15:24.140 going to hear that and not think that it automatically does and so it's about being

01:15:28.160 realistic with what can be achieved right so i i think that there's a reasonable compromise here

01:15:33.860 which is okay fine if some guy has been a net taxpayer if he has you know contributed doesn't have

01:15:39.640 a criminal record speaks english speaks english you know fine that's totally fine and so yeah that you

01:15:45.060 you know so we i would say you know the the ideal plan would be to stop immigration just entirely

01:15:50.720 so the net outflow of 600 800 000 a year is just going to make the country feel like we can breathe

01:15:57.040 a bit more gross zero rather than net zero yeah exactly gross zero just absolute zero right that that

01:16:03.760 in and of itself within a few years you're going to see a couple of million people will have left

01:16:08.420 just on their own merits right but then stop the benefits to people born outside of this country

01:16:13.780 you were born in a foreign country you don't get benefits millions more will leave and then of

01:16:18.960 course every foreign criminal commit a crime in this country you serve a sentence kick i would make

01:16:23.880 it you need a minimum of one native-born english grandparent otherwise you don't get any benefits

01:16:28.660 and that at a stroke will disqualify that thing yeah but i think i allow slaughter for example like

01:16:34.600 yeah yeah yeah we should do stuff like that but like i mean i would probably have like if you spent

01:16:38.880 like you know 25 years in the army or something maybe you qualify stuff yeah that's going to be such a

01:16:43.180 marginal number of actual people it's not really worth by the way reform actually said that in

01:16:47.860 their manifesto to stop halal slaughter really yeah right yeah it's actually in there good that's

01:16:52.780 another thing that would have got you booted off their candidates list if you'd said it yourself yeah

01:16:56.100 if i said that yeah but then honestly now but the third thing just of course anyone who's not here

01:17:00.800 legally just gets sent back to them yeah any foreign national that commits any crime however tiny

01:17:05.740 but the point would be like if you if we went to any other country in the world

01:17:10.160 the point i'm making here is what what i'm saying would achieve is millions of foreigners going back

01:17:17.820 to their home countries and zero injustices perpetrated right because someone would say

01:17:23.620 well look you're taking that guy's property away and you know he's lawfully done all this stuff

01:17:26.460 it would be considered an injustice and probably rightly so that you were using state power to just

01:17:31.560 take that and send him out right that that would be considered unjust whereas what i'm proposing

01:17:36.360 wouldn't involve any kind of injustices and it would do essentially everything we're asking

01:17:42.000 yeah i mean i would just argue that it was an injustice on the people that they ever came here

01:17:48.280 at all yeah but they would then argue okay but that's happened and it's too late to worry about

01:17:52.700 you're going to perpetrate injustice about the people so there's all what a good being hardline about

01:17:56.680 it but like from a sort of like practical realpolitik if you just you've got to consider

01:18:01.780 these if you just split the difference today it's still millions of people just to get it back on

01:18:06.100 track about moving the overton window and there's also lots of other people's talk talk about it

01:18:10.140 steve laws bangs the drum all the time as do i do i even saw the lovely lorani dowling talk about it

01:18:14.240 matt goodwin yep serena brown loads and loads of people do talk about this now more and more people

01:18:19.480 talk about the need for deportations and mass remigration it's not a completely fringe

01:18:25.100 insane thing to be talking about anymore hopefully the window keep moving that window

01:18:30.560 and the idea of citizenship i want to talk briefly about citizenship very briefly

01:18:34.200 watch this video uh go on then you are never getting your country back

01:18:41.120 by the cut the throat thing what's that

01:18:45.360 would you be more obnoxious about it um so no what it would require is to leave any uh any uh foreign

01:19:00.180 um treaties in place perhaps completely get rid of tony blair's supreme court gut the home office

01:19:08.560 and any traitors in there that will prevent it and revoke all their citizenships and send them back

01:19:14.760 well the people in the home office as well well if need if some of them if needs be but these types of

01:19:19.980 people that are obviously at best with columnists that's that that's the nicest way to describe i i think

01:19:25.860 that you're giving them way too much credit yeah yeah these are these are benefits

01:19:28.600 that's what they're they're gonna they're coming here for benefits invaders i'd call them invaders

01:19:35.060 again again i is giving them too much credit these people are not like an invader is someone who has

01:19:41.180 a conscious idea of something they're going to achieve these are not these are not those sorts

01:19:44.840 of people these are people like i'm going to get money and it's going to be your money right

01:19:48.860 that's just it they're not like you know and laugh in your face and do a symbol in your face as

01:19:53.880 well whilst doing it okay you are giving these people too much credit um if you scroll down a

01:19:59.740 bit more on this document here because i just i just quote a little bit from my own article if i

01:20:04.140 may and end it there more or less uh-huh um it's quite a bit to read but i won't read it all i i just

01:20:10.620 said that um we need to talk about how not only should there be remigration or mass deportations but

01:20:16.280 talk about it in terms of that it's inevitable that's what tony blair likes to do a lot it's a

01:20:20.140 classic political ploy let's talk about it's a fait accompli actually uh actually it's got to

01:20:25.500 happen so it's happening talk in those terms move the overton window drag the overton window that way

01:20:33.000 in that not only is it necessary it is going to happen um it already happens millions of them

01:20:39.940 already go home if you look at like the inflow compared to the outflow okay so the outflow is

01:20:46.100 about half of the inflow so that means every two years a million foreigners more than leave

01:20:51.560 and so okay well then instead of that say you get the trend pointing in the right direction then

01:20:57.820 it's just time yeah it's just the inflow is too high then we stop the inflow well dade wrote in

01:21:02.940 the summer of 2022 the policy of uncapped and endless mass immigration into britain cannot continue

01:21:08.060 indefinitely it just cannot it's inevitable that this policy must come to an end the entire third

01:21:13.280 world cannot be crammed into the slums of bradford and sheffield and birmingham and london

01:21:17.420 well apparently they can try if you took all of the population of the world you could cram them

01:21:22.540 into texas so that's standing shoulder to shoulder if we just take the entire population of say asia i

01:21:27.800 think we can cram them into britain so no i think it's not being ambitious i've heard you could take

01:21:32.200 the whole population of the world and cram them onto the isle of wap oh really if they're shoulder to

01:21:36.520 you mush them up enough right yeah into a human paste yeah right yeah but a giant silo it'd be

01:21:42.980 like the notting hill carnival all the time yeah um so while this while the traitor mainstream media

01:21:51.120 and all the traitor leftist activists and politicians insist that any criticism of uncapped

01:21:55.820 migration is evil and racist we should just behave as though the overton window has already moved

01:22:00.880 firmly into the realm of calling for mass remigration nothing less will do that's another thing

01:22:05.420 oak shop oak shop was saying uh nothing less will do um i say that all foreign nationals who did not

01:22:13.080 have a legal right to remain should be sent back to their country of origin without delay any foreigner

01:22:17.440 who commits any crime violent or other wires should be removed forthwith all train chain migration should

01:22:23.240 end immediately all pending citizenship cases should be terminated all special visas for foreign students

01:22:28.840 should be revoked and and that whole obscenity brought to a close i mean it is crazy that like

01:22:34.120 students can bring their families over yeah that is chain migration is it's legal so you can't do

01:22:40.520 anything about it it's already happened so yeah it's literally like 300 000 a year so what are we

01:22:44.980 doing i can at least see the case but if you marry a foreigner and they've already got kids that are

01:22:51.300 underage yeah i can see the case for that but a student bringing their parents what the hell is going on

01:22:56.820 why would that be anything that would happen ever yeah so uh so take for example a nigerian student

01:23:02.240 comes over and gets a place at birmingham university or something and then brings over

01:23:06.100 eight ten members of his family his grandparents and stuff it's mad it was just because they always

01:23:11.880 wanted to maximize immigration anyway i'll have to bring it to a close there but i would i did like

01:23:16.400 to address this and if anyone out there can share it with any normies that have got the ostriches

01:23:21.260 got their head in the sand and actually talk about start talking about it start moving the

01:23:24.840 overton window and uh one last thing to finish on again is morgoth's tweet where he makes the point

01:23:30.440 because i didn't actually read it out loud for anyone that's only listening he said this is a

01:23:33.860 leftist speaking if we uh we need immigration to boost the economy and then morgoth replying uh i'd

01:23:40.000 rather we lived on pig fat and turnips than carry on to carry on like this the irony is that

01:23:44.600 immigration doesn't boost the economy of course it doesn't yeah we are going to live on pig fat and

01:23:48.320 turnips if we're lucky yeah to be fair though pig fat and turnips sounds quite good to me yeah that's

01:23:52.940 that's half of my sunday roast so yeah turnips roasted in pig fat delicious yeah what's to

01:23:59.720 complain yeah actually that would be good yeah so anyway oh we got uh we got some comments then

01:24:09.880 have we right uh video comments oh yes video play the video comments

01:24:15.560 at the risk of being called a pick me here's a man appreciation post a couple of weeks ago i

01:24:24.260 volunteered at a camp and out of 10 volunteers we had two fellas two grown men who were carrying the

01:24:33.460 entire operation on their shoulders and without going into too much detail without them we would have

01:24:41.500 done nothing that you are seeing right now there was a classic show where they had two islands or two

01:24:49.780 people on two sides of the island i'm aware one extremely exclusively female one exclusively male

01:24:54.480 dumped on a desert island and see how they survive and the men got on with it and the women uh just

01:25:00.340 argued amongst themselves and got nothing done well it's also the women had some strokes of

01:25:05.040 remarkable luck oh a pig has turned up finally the producers just gave them a pig the the men had

01:25:09.780 to domestic pig yeah yeah and the women basically just got this piglet and they didn't even kill it

01:25:14.420 and eat it yeah they just a bottle of lucas aid is washed up on the show look we're off the bit of the

01:25:20.980 of the of the podcast that goes out on the youtube so very quickly uh i i just noticed that that looked

01:25:27.120 like quite a fun place to be but when she said um a few years ago i volunteered to work at a camp i wonder

01:25:33.800 if that's going to mean something a bit different in a few years time we will have to find out in the

01:25:38.460 future uh silver lining that i can take from that in the end it didn't work well at risk of quibbling

01:25:44.660 my point was actually that stalin's system of satellite state suppression was actually a very

01:25:48.300 effective one with the exception of ceauchescu none of them ever deviated from the authority of

01:25:52.420 moscow and while that did collapse it was for unrelated reasons and it was that moment that

01:25:56.280 centralized power vanished that yugoslavia ripped itself apart czechoslovakia the kurdish conflicts and

01:26:01.860 even now the imported russian population the don blast region is the justification for the ukraine

01:26:06.680 war i think the faustian finks in charge here are attempting to recreate the success but have

01:26:11.460 wildly overplayed their hand yeah one that's a cool what is that a v8 or something that's the

01:26:17.480 problem with this guy's comments is i always get capped i know what's going on and he's right and

01:26:22.260 wrong i mean it only worked whilst you had the sort of stalinist era sort of mass extreme repression

01:26:29.080 and when they that couldn't last forever so when that stopped it did fall apart so harry's right

01:26:34.380 uh they're both they are both right different periods of time yeah yeah but no he is right

01:26:40.320 they can work it it just has to be followed by a police state yeah yeah

01:26:45.900 a gentleman's observations of swindon chapter 24 much of swindon was mostly hamlet's rural land until

01:26:52.180 even recently and so plenty of the districts and locations are named after the land's original use

01:26:56.100 such as toot hill farm now toot hill and west swindon many railways connected swindon's modern

01:27:00.400 urban sprawl which is why this old railway is now a footpath and this dilapidated brick construction

01:27:04.360 was once a railway platform in 1874 the largest stegosaur so far found the de centurus was discovered in

01:27:10.540 a clay pit in swindon and worked on by the very man who coined the term a dinosaur i know it's hard

01:27:14.380 to see but here's a complete map of swindon's development over the millennium

01:27:17.180 that's quite interesting yeah that's awesome i love it yeah

01:27:21.480 i kind of want the documentary version of that comment yeah we should put all of these together

01:27:26.420 yeah thanks uh right so due to certain events about a year ago i started toying with the idea

01:27:33.080 of making my own tabletop rpg about six months ago i started in earnest and it's really come a long way

01:27:38.380 now being a longtime sargon enjoyer and a fan of the podcast as a whole i planned on becoming a

01:27:43.060 subscriber and sending in videos when i became more financially stable so imagine my shock when

01:27:47.460 last week a commenter said that we should start our own tabletop rpg game it's as if the gods

01:27:51.760 themselves are sending me a message and who am i to ignore them so my question for now would be

01:27:55.800 what is the appropriate amount of time to subscribe before i start chilling my game

01:27:59.440 so now we haven't got a particular time go for it yeah i just just stick it in a video comment and

01:28:07.960 let's see what's going on but like an email address something so if people want to join you they can

01:28:11.900 email you and get on with it do we have further video comments or we

01:28:17.300 right written comments we're a bit short on time and we have got something after but we got to give

01:28:23.680 people their dues so let's let's do a couple of comments from each bit shall we popar says it's

01:28:27.760 incredibly rare to have a stabbing at the local village fate it's weird isn't it mr says at the

01:28:33.700 bare minimum i have no sympathy for any officer who will kneel for a rainbow or foreign flag but not

01:28:38.600 british one whistling yeah well that's the problem isn't it because the kneeling flag bearing uh gay

01:28:44.760 police will remain but the half decent police who find this repugnant will be the ones who leave

01:28:50.500 so think about i was only following orders well that's okay it's only really at nuremberg that

01:28:56.180 wasn't allowed for all the rest of human history that was an okay excuse but there comes there comes

01:29:00.160 a point where um you know where you've been taking the mickey out of so much that you should leave that

01:29:05.700 thing then if you're being if you're being ordered to follow orders that you despise and hate okay

01:29:11.680 it'll give you some sort of leeway in time eventually leave leave then that is what they're doing isn't

01:29:17.520 it jjw says more people survive stabbing in london as doctors have had so much practice i mean that

01:29:24.060 might be true yeah like you know a doctor in gloucester or something or in bath probably he's never seen a

01:29:30.680 stabbing or one mate or by the time you got them to the nearest hospital as well yeah exactly yeah

01:29:35.700 um kevin says it's not just officers being demoralized by their bosses telling them to

01:29:39.800 not to prosecute it's also the fact that when they do charge someone there's a 99 chance the

01:29:44.080 judge will let them off anyway well the prisons are overcrowded kevin you guys got to understand

01:29:47.760 too many people were posting things on facebook um angel brain says i think with employment figures

01:29:54.240 we have to realize they generalize across all employment there's a 300 drop in both drama teachers

01:29:59.140 and oil rig workers which one would you be more concerned about also uh where do these people go

01:30:04.180 they seem to go and surf them via service industries chattel via state benefits

01:30:08.240 chattel is a good term for benefit payments we should start putting work

01:30:13.960 should i do something from bionomics um omar war says job statistics represent unemployment like

01:30:22.580 gdp represents living standards how many people are taking on multiple jobs to make uh ends meet

01:30:28.460 what's the quality of each job full-time part-time are these jobs maximizing the skill set of the

01:30:33.960 employees are all polymaths taking work at mcdonald's yeah that is the thing and actually

01:30:38.420 if you look at something like britain all of the job growth has been amongst the immigrant population

01:30:43.220 in fact it's the same in america all of the job growth jobs that used to be done by teenagers

01:30:47.880 yeah they're now going into debt and all of the job growth is done by by imports serving our coffee

01:30:53.440 in pratt um i think we've only got time for like one more um but california refugee says if i were in

01:30:58.580 charge my policy would be to repatriate the invaders and then start billing the countries of origin for the

01:31:03.100 cost i'm gonna send them home and make mexico yeah mexico yeah the problem is mexico can't afford

01:31:09.560 that yeah right so excellent uh you have enjoyed that podcast so remember that donate thing that

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - August 27, 2024

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