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April 21, 2019 - Sargon of Akkad - Carl Benjamin

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Labouring the Point ｜ This Week in Stupid (21⧸04⧸2019)

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	Hello everyone, welcome to this week in Stupid for the 21st of April 2019.
	Give me a second while I just get a few things set up so I can see the chat, etc., etc.
	And then we will be on our way.
	I hope you're all very well this afternoon.
	Well, this evening, really, isn't it?
	What am I saying?
	I'm quite used to, I'm quite the night owl, you see.
	And so to me, 8 o'clock in the evening is afternoon.
	But I hope you're all very well.
	Now, I have obviously got to give you a campaign update, because why wouldn't I?
	As you can see from this wonderful graphic that you can find on at CarlUKIP on Twitter, I'm doing my anti-fascist parade down across the southwest.
	And I'll be hitting all of these dates in order.
	And on the 22nd, I'll be, that's tomorrow, I'll be in the town center of Swindon.
	Now, I do hope you'll join me.
	I chose this because it's obviously the closest one to where I am.
	And I'll be there with a table, two chairs, and a microphone.
	And about 100 activists and friends who want to come down and see me and talk about things.
	And so what I'm going to do is I'm going to conduct reasonable conversations.
	That's my plan.
	I want to find people who disagree with me and have them sit down and explain exactly why.
	I don't want us to shout at each other.
	I don't want us to be angry with one another.
	I want to have a reasonable conversation and see if we can't get to the bottom of our principle of disagreement.
	The principle of why we disagree.
	What is it that we are actually building on that gets to the point where we realize that we can't find an accord on this?
	And how could a compromise be reached on these issues?
	I think that that's how we're going to have to start doing politics from now on.
	And so if you support me, please do come down because I'd appreciate the support.
	But if you disagree with me, and for some reason you hate watching me or whatever, and you're anywhere near this, or you have friends in Swindon who support Labour or the Conservatives or any other party who disagree with any of my positions on any subject, frankly, I honestly want them to come down and talk to me about it.
	I want to know why.
	I want to hear it out because I genuinely think that I'm correct in the stances that I hold and I believe that with an honest conviction.
	And I honestly think that these people who disagree with me also do have firm and honest convictions.
	And I want to know why they hold what they hold.
	Because that way we can actually possibly have some chance of resolving these differences.
	And I think that we're at the point now where politics has become so polarized and radicalized that that's something that needs to happen.
	But in fact, let me start with this one on that subject.
	So this was an interesting article in the Telegraph, which I've recently had to stop paying for, which I resent, because I didn't think the Telegraph was that prestigious, frankly.
	But I think it was really, really interesting, right?
	This is by a guy called Martin Baxter, the founder of Electoral Calculus, which sounds very important to me, although I have no idea whether it is.
	Tories and Labour.
	I just never heard of him before.
	Tories and Labour in jeopardy as new voting tribes seek alternatives to the status quo.
	And I tell you what, this is really important stuff because the status quo at the moment is just falling apart.
	And honestly, about time.
	It's about time that the status quo started realizing that they have not been serving the needs of the electorate at large.
	But again, I'll get onto that slightly later, because if I'll finish with that, a nice comment by Mike Stookbury on the thing, because he seems to be fully in favour of us breaking the status quo and the barriers to entry into what we consider to be political life.
	Because I do genuinely think that this is important.
	I think that too many people have gone unrepresented for too long.
	So the, uh, they say, he says, we recently, we analyzed recent opinion polls using new regression techniques, which gave better accuracy than classic polling approaches.
	These show a Labour leader of 4% with Labour predicted to win 290 seats if there were a new general election.
	Which is quite scary, really, isn't it?
	Given the composition of the Labour Party at the moment.
	And again, this is something we'll talk about slightly later in this stream.
	And I'm going to turn off my air conditioning because it's actually really cold now.
	Beneath these headline figures, there are identifiable groups of voters who are changing their mind.
	Now, I haven't actually gone into these, so that we'll be discovering this together.
	I just read this initial blurb and thought, right, okay, this is going to be something interesting for us to talk about.
	And I'm not even sure what tribe I'll fall into.
	Anyway, using a three-dimensional political landscape, we identified seven tribes, many of whom don't correspond to the traditional left-right spectrum.
	These include traditionalists, who are natural labour supporters, but are more nationalist and socially conservative than the strong left.
	I guess they mean the far left.
	They're also the kind young capitalists, who are strongly free market and right-wing economically, but also socially liberal and internationalist.
	Neither of these groups gets their voice heard loudly.
	Labour's activists are keener on identity politics and Europe, which don't appeal to those traditional supporters.
	On the conservative side, Theresa May has moved the government economically to the left and away from the social liberal of David Cameron's modernizers.
	Now, just as a quick interlude, David Cameron once used the phrase, we need muscular liberalism.
	And honestly, the more I think about it, the more I think he might have been right.
	It's just a real shame he didn't have any kind of philosophical roots defined for this that could have been used as a way for the conservatives to have some kind of moral force behind the things that they say.
	I mean, and that's, in my opinion, that is the reason they lose every argument to the Labour Party.
	And especially given the state of the Labour Party, I honestly cannot understand beyond tribalism why someone would support Labour if they genuinely think that the concept of Britain as a country is not a bad idea.
	In fact, this decent idea.
	But anyway, it's not surprising that many traditionalists have deserted Labour for Change UK and UKIP, and that many KYCs have left the Kaijun capitalists, have left the Conservatives for Change UK.
	I guess I'd be a traditionalist by this measure, but we'll see.
	So the voting tribes, strong left.
	And for any Americans watching, I'm sorry this is going to be a rather Anglo-centric version this week.
	But come on, I've done a lot on America in the past, and it seems that there's a lot going on here that we really have to address, isn't there?
	And given how I'm running in the southwest for an MEP spot and UKIP, it kind of seems like I should definitely do this.
	So very strong Labour voting, also Lib Dems, Greens and Scottish Nationalists.
	Small tribe, but only 4% of the population.
	Very left-wing, very internationalist, and very socially liberal.
	It's a very, I think they mean progressive when they say liberal, to be honest.
	Middle class, male, 18 to 34, well-educated, atheist.
	I imagine that a great number of these are also what we on the internet would call social justice warriors.
	Privately rented and socialists as well.
	Privately rented, more likely than not working, single.
	Often found in London, Scotland, and Wales.
	Very strong remain.
	May have voted green in 2015, but now Labour.
	Guardian reading left-wingers.
	Well, there we go.
	Spiritual leader, Jeremy Corbyn and Nicola Sturgeon.
	And somehow these people are the sort of people who have taken over the Labour Party.
	Do you want the 4% of radical leftists controlling the Labour Party?
	And if you don't, why allow them to do it?
	Why doesn't something stop?
	Why do you remain a voter for Labour in the face of the changes that have happened within the Labour Party in the last, say, five years?
	I just can't understand it.
	So traditionalists, fairly labour voting, comprising 10% of the population.
	Left-wing, moderate in nationalist, socialist issues, and Christian.
	I don't feel like I'm falling into this category either now.
	Class, heavily DE unskilled, male, 45 to 64, little education, council housing.
	Ah, right, now I know exactly the kind of people we're talking about here.
	And I tell you what, these kind of people do not like these kind of people.
	I've got lots of stories, in fact, of talking to these kind of people, because a lot of these guys, I believe a lot of you are watching me, aren't you?
	Gentlemen, I understand where you're coming from.
	Most likely not working or unemployed.
	More likely not working or unemployed.
	Provincial, not London.
	Could be divorced or widowed.
	Read the Daily Mirror.
	Fairly evenly split on Brexit.
	Traditional Labour Working Class.
	Spiritual Leader Frank Field.
	i feel a kind of kinship with a lot of them because i think that one of the ways that we can delineate these people from other people is just whether they like their country or not because i think that a lot of this is kind of i don't i don't mean to say this dismissively but i think that a lot of the sort of traditional labor working class was a form of self-defense against what they saw as during the 80s
	sort of the high Tory and classical liberal Tory attacks on working class communities.
	And they think, I think, that banding together in class solidarity was the best thing to do against it.
	And probably at the time, that was a totally reasonable position to hold.
	At the time, I think that was probably something you couldn't really fault them for.
	The situation has changed.
	These people are now privileged white men, whether they like it or not.
	There's no care for them now in the Labour Party.
	They are not the focus of Labour's activism, and they are probably considered a hindrance by the next group that we can go on to, which is the Progressives.
	God.
	Strong Labour voting.
	Also, Lib Dems, Greens, and Scottish Nationalists.
	Comprise 11% of the population.
	Mildly left-wing, but quite globalist and socially liberal.
	Or maybe these aren't progressives as I would define them then.
	Middle class, 18 to 34, well-educated, atheist.
	No, these sound like the kind of people.
	Privately rented, more likely to be fully employed or student, unmarried, often found in London or Scotland.
	Read The Guardian or The Times.
	This is interesting.
	Read The Times.
	Progressives?
	Read The Times?
	I thought The Times was meant to be centre-right.
	And I didn't think it was a massively strong Remain paper either.
	But anyway, very strong Remain.
	Maybe voted Lib Dem in 2015.
	Spiritual leader, Tony Blair.
	Oh, right, the Blairites.
	They're not the ones I'd call the progressives, but I guess the strong left is what I would usually term the progressives.
	These are Blairites, you know.
	These are the Chukka Umna and Pals party now, I think.
	The globalist, I guess you'd call them centre-left, but with no real solid moral foundations of their own.
	Again, the centrists can support any party but Labour slightly preferred.
	Comprise 24% of the population, the joint largest cluster, average opinions on economy, nationalism and social issues.
	Okay, I'm starting to feel like I fall into this category already.
	Quite average demographic, but slightly younger than average, not degree-level education.
	On average, as a university dropout from a computer science course, this is speaking to me.
	On average, slightly voted leave in 2016.
	Were more balanced con labor, conservative labour in 2015, but may have swung a little to labour since.
	Spiritual leader, Mr. and Mrs. Average.
	Well, yeah, I guess that I fall into the centrist then.
	The Somewheres.
	Conservative voting with some UKIP comprise 12% of the population.
	Working class male, age 55 plus, education little or basic.
	Council housing, Christian, divorced or widowed.
	Could be retired or unemployed.
	Often found in the Northeast.
	Read the Sun.
	Very strong leave.
	Could have voted UKIP in 2015, but now supporting Conservatives.
	Spiritual leader Nigel Farage.
	Sounds like spiritual leader now, Jared Batten, to be honest.
	Given how Nigel Farage seems to have become full Tory.
	Sorry, I'm not trying to throw shade, but there is very definitely a class distinction between the Battens and Farage wing of the Brexiteer movement.
	And you know which side Nigel falls on.
	And I'm sorry, I can't.
	A lot of my family come from very working class roots and I can't just overlook that.
	I think I would be doing them a disservice if I did do that.
	The Kine Joan Capitalists can support either big party, but prefer the Conservatives.
	Comprise 24%.
	How could you support Labour if you're a capitalist at this point?
	I mean, that would be lunacy, wouldn't it?
	John McDonnell openly said that his mission is to overthrow capitalism on ITV or the BBC.
	I can't remember exactly which interview it was.
	But he was in an interview with, you know, like Andrew Maher or someone like that.
	And he just said it.
	It was just like, oh.
	And then you've got the leaked footage of him saying, well, I'm a Marxist.
	Then you've got Jeremy Corbyn constantly surrounded by communist flags.
	It's like every time you try and take a photo of them, they just march up in ranks and surround him.
	And it's like, okay, well, fair enough.
	I don't know how capitalists are joining the Labour Party at this point, but I don't think they're going to find much fertile ground there.
	Sorry, I'll check the super chats afterwards at the end because I want to get through the information as usual.
	Sorry about that.
	Quite right wing economically, but mildly internationalist and socially liberal.
	Young, 18 to 34, relatively female.
	Well framed.
	Well educated with some Muslim members.
	Private rented, some not working or unemployed, single or unmarried.
	Don't read newspapers much except the Times.
	Wow.
	It's amazing how many of these people read the Times when I wouldn't expect them to.
	Likely to have voted Remain, more likely to have voted Conservative in 2015, but have now swung a bit to Labour.
	Blend of economic and social liberalism.
	Spiritual leader Ruth Davidson.
	Then the strong right.
	Heavily conservative.
	Comprised 15% of the population.
	Very right-wing economically, but also nationalist and socially conservative.
	Better sought.
	I don't know, AB word.
	Male, age 65 plus, basic education, owner-occupied, many retirees, Christian.
	Mostly married or widowed.
	Read the Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph.
	Voted very heavily to leave.
	In 2015, some voted UKIP, but now it's put the Conservatives.
	Conservative Heartland voter, spiritual leader, Jacob Reesmog.
	Now, it's weird how I don't see Nazis on there.
	I mean, if these are the voting tribes of modern Britain, it's weird that they leave out the Nazis, given how often we hear about the Nazis from Labour.
	This kind of obsession with the Nazis is something that I think really has to die.
	I mean, if there just doesn't seem to be any Nazi representation in the country, can we please stop talking about them?
	So anyway, the two big parties are also losing core supporters to other Brexit-defined parties.
	Labour supports are defecting the Liberal Democrats.
	Greens and Change UK, attracted by the stronger, remains stance.
	Mainstream Conservative voters switching to Brexit-based parties such as UKIP in frustration at the failure to leave the EU on time, as they should.
	And honestly, and I mean this, I think that more Labour voters should really consider whether they actually feel represented by the Labour Party and whether they would feel unrepresented in UKIP because there is a strong streak of working class intent and concern for redistributive justice in UKIP, and I do not blame them.
	And as a social liberal, a classical liberal who is also concerned, who is accepting of social intervention when necessary, I completely sympathize with this position.
	I completely sympathize with it.
	In frustration with the failure to leave the EU on time, this tribal analysis suggests that Nigel Farage's Brexit party should target the working-class nationalists with an economically soft left and pro-Brexit position.
	It's interesting how they're giving Farage's Brexit party advice, isn't it?
	And that's really weird, isn't it?
	That since UKIP are the only party who are actually prepared to touch the untouchable issues and fight against things like political correctness and Islamism that is proliferating in the country.
	And I don't mean Muslims when I say that.
	I mean the sort of radical Islam Islamists who wish the sort of people who walk around saying this is a Sharia area, you know, with Sharia patrols and harass women and gay people.
	You know, the videos that you've seen.
	It's amazing that they would be promoting Nigel Farage on that.
	But I don't see how Farage and his Brexit party, I mean, Farage wanted to privatize the NHS.
	I'm not for that, and I don't see that anyone in UKIP would be for that.
	That seems to be a remarkably Tory position to me.
	But for Change UK, the possible prizes are the Progressive and KYC tribes, which make up a third of the voters.
	They could be attracted by an economically soft-right position plus soft Brexit and social liberalism.
	The two big parties have never been in such jeopardy, and their opponents must make tough choices to maximize their opportunity.
	I thought it was an absolutely fascinating article.
	And I really, really think that we are in a time of remarkable change, which is why this particular article I'm very proud of.
	I like this a lot.
	UKIP's Carl Benjamin is not sorry for MP rape comments.
	Now, the rape isn't even in inverted commas, so BBC, again, I'm going to have to see what I can do about all this because it was an anti-rape comment, wasn't it?
	But anyway, a YouTuber turned UKIP candidate who said he wouldn't even rape a female Labour MP has refused to apologize.
	Yeah, let's not leave her name out.
	It's Jess Phillips.
	Everyone knows who she is, and she's like Marmite, just like me, in fact.
	Carl Benjamin was stands an MEP.
	At a news conference in London, Mr. Benjamin accused media outlets of smearing him.
	You're proving my point.
	You are exactly proving my point.
	But what I like about this is that you have to actually print things that I said, right?
	And I completely stand by absolutely everything I said there.
	Literally every single word.
	I would have said it again.
	And I'll say it again tomorrow.
	I'm not going to apologize for my crimes against political correctness.
	I hate political correctness.
	And I do.
	It is.
	Was it Hitchens who said it was fascism parading his manners?
	I completely agree.
	His use of Twitter in 2016 hit the headlines when he responded to Labour MP Jess Philip's concerns over threats of sexual assault by saying, I wouldn't even rape you, feminism is cancer.
	Well, that's true.
	Let's just go back to 2016 using Ella Whelan, a columnist for Spike, as a quick reference point.
	And Ella Wieland is fabulous on so many of these issues.
	She described Yvette Cooper's, and this is what Jess Phillips was supporting in the new campaign as an insidious attack on online freedom.
	Well, if a woman's saying it, don't take it from me, a man, a dirty, evil man.
	You know, I mean, if a feminists have got to speak to anyone, let's speak to a fellow woman here and take her advice.
	So she, where is it?
	Here we go.
	For all its posturing about starting up a debate, Reclaim the Internet is the most insidiously censorious attack on internet freedom to date.
	Well, weren't we naive in 2016?
	We didn't see Article 13 coming, did we?
	While other campaigns have openly called for the need to protect women from certain words, as well as slut-shaming, body shaming, etc., this latest attempt to neutralise the internet is pretending to protect free speech.
	It's possible to both champion free speech and argue for greater responsibility from everyone the campaign claims.
	But as Spiked has long argued, and Spiked has been the most reliable on this issue, I swear to God, Spiked and the Spectator are the only outlets that I have any respect for anymore.
	And I would definitely do interviews with them if they wanted to know why I do what I do.
	If free speech is genuine to be genuinely free, it must be absolute with no ifs or buts.
	Please, can we take a moment to applaud Saint Sorry? Saint Whelan, because seriously, that is precisely, precisely my opinion on it.
	What Reclaim is really saying, sorry, if it's not absolute, then it's not free speech.
	It is privileged speech, agreed.
	What Reclaim is really saying is, yes, free speech for us, but not for the people we don't like.
	And that is the opposite of free speech.
	Free speech has to be for the people you don't like.
	You don't need to worry about free speech for people who are not saying something controversial or unpopular.
	There's no need.
	It's never going to be attacked because it's not controversial or unpopular by definition.
	But because it is unpopular and controversial, it has to be protected.
	Or we don't have free speech.
	Not that we have free speech in this country, but you know what I mean?
	In principle.
	In other words, in the interest of protecting free speech, we must limit it.
	The campaign couldn't be more Orwellian if it tried.
	Of course, the BBC don't provide any of that context.
	They don't say anything about it.
	The context no longer matters, as Count Dankula found out.
	The party's Swindon Barat's chairman, Aubrey Atwater, told the BBC he wants to see me deselected as an MEP candidate.
	His appearance is not doing UKIP any favours.
	Well, I think it might be.
	I think it's just quite a shock to the system.
	Because after the press conference, all of those people on the stage came up to me, shook my hand, and said, thank you so much for that.
	What you did there was wonderful because it was.
	I think what was most important was to show the press that we will not be cowed by them.
	We are not afraid of them.
	And we will not be whipped into position by them asking us pointed questions and shaming us in front of the nation.
	We can speak back now.
	And I think that's a really important point that, again, I'll get onto slightly later.
	Batten just rejected this, saying, well, there are people who want to deslight me.
	It's called politics, obviously.
	And I have to say, I hold no ill will to Mr. Atwater here.
	I think he just doesn't really know.
	I think he's a bit of an older type and doesn't really know exactly what the problems are here.
	But as you can see here by Army of Feminists, this is where it's starting to get good.
	Benjamin accused journalists of being dirty smear merchants.
	Excuse me, BBC, that's a misquote.
	It was dirty, dirty smear merchants, you dirty, dirty smear merchants.
	I'm not answering your questions and I'm not apologising for anything.
	I'm not.
	Speaking at the weekend, Batten said that Mr. Benjamin's comments sat up.
	Miss Phillips, the MP for Birmingham Yardley, who's acting like the victim.
	And honestly, look, just think about this, right?
	Who's punching down here?
	You know, who's punching up and who's punching down?
	Is it just some guy in his office in Swindon who's, you know, the one with all the institutional power here?
	Or is the MP for Birmingham Yardley, who's running an insidious Orwellian campaign of censorship and preventing men's issues from being debated in Parliament, the one with the power here?
	Why is she acting like she is weaker than I am?
	And what's funnier is that this just legitimizes my influence, presumably through the arguments that I'm making.
	The force of them, I think, is incontrovertible and irresistible.
	And this is why I think they want me censored and deselected and removed from the dialogue.
	They can't argue this point.
	There is no question of the fact that men in this country are failing.
	They are falling apart.
	Suicide is the number one killer of men under 45 in this country.
	Most men who die, or the largest number of men who die under 45, die by their own hand.
	That's a problem.
	I mean, that's pretty indicative that this is not some sort of like women oppressing, like, you know, dominating patriarchy if men are killing themselves more than anything else.
	I think we really have to start seeing men not as the oppressors of women, but as people who are being, frankly, mistreated by feminists in parliament like Jess Phillips.
	This is my opinion on that.
	She said it was right for the UKIP leader to have been challenged on the issue.
	Bring it.
	Adding, she was considering getting an army of feminists to campaign in the area Mr. Benjamin was standing.
	Jess, I call you out.
	I challenge you to come to Swindon tomorrow or Bristol on the 23rd or any of these other dates.
	Just come to where I am.
	You know where I'll be.
	Come down with your army of feminists and we can have it out.
	We can talk about the things that you are doing.
	We can talk about the problems that we have in this country if you are feeling brave.
	How about that?
	If you feel like you have an army of feminists at your back, well, okay.
	I have a group of people who don't like feminists at my back, I would say.
	And so let's have it out.
	Come and talk to me.
	I'll get to the rest of her comments in a separate video that I'll probably do on the thinkery because that'll be good fun.
	I don't even want to spoil it.
	It's just so hilarious how much.
	I mean, V's covered it and it's kind of like, damn it, V, you're spoiling it.
	I can't, you know, but she's just having a meltdown about it on Twitter.
	But anyway, so it's all been good on that front.
	So getting back to Labour.
	Oh, in fact, we haven't left Labour.
	She's just a Labour politician.
	And one thing I noticed, Jess, right?
	One thing I noticed is that no one's...
	Oh, did they leave out the fact that I called her a gigantic bitch?
	Oh.
	Well, I called her a gigantic bitch, obviously.
	Doubling down on what I said, because frankly, she is a gigantic bitch.
	And even some of the Labour supporting friends I have who are Corbynites, because Jess Phillips said that she had stabbed Jeremy Corbyn in the front.
	And a lot of people are making a lot of hay out of that comment in the light of it.
	I think that's actually unfair.
	It's obviously metaphorical, and she's obviously talking politically.
	It's just political rhetoric.
	She doesn't literally mean she's going to stab him in the front.
	But this means that a lot of Jeremy Corbyn's supporters don't like Jess and they message me occasionally, saying things like, okay, you're awful, but she is a gigantic bitch.
	And Jess, if I were you, I'd be wondering, why is nobody jumping to my defense on that?
	I mean, of all the things that I've said and done in all this sort of clusterfuck.
	Sorry, I don't mean to swear.
	I'm trying not to swear these days.
	But in this absolute hoo-ha that's been going down, nobody is contending that you are a giant bitch.
	In the same way, no one's contending that I'm a giant dick.
	But anyway, again, Labour.
	The country voted to leave.
	What are you doing?
	Tom Watson, the party's deputy leader, has said that Labour needs to back a second referendum.
	Why?
	What was wrong with the first one?
	It was done.
	We know where we stand.
	And at the moment, the polling currently shows that every province of every region of England and Wales outside of London prefers a no-deal Brexit.
	Every single one.
	Just leave.
	Just leave.
	We just want to leave.
	You know, we voted to leave, and so we should leave.
	That's just, you know, I don't care if, like, Labour voted Remain.
	I don't care if London voted remain.
	They don't get to make that kind of executive decision.
	And I do think that what is happening to me is a massive, massive attempt at gatekeeping from regular folks from getting into the conversation.
	They don't want this opinion represented.
	But anyway, Labour must promise another Brexit referendum to counter the electoral challenge posed by Nigel Farage.
	Writing The Observer, Tom Watson said his party could not sit on the fence about the biggest issue to face in the UK for a generation.
	I don't think the Brexit Party is actually the biggest threat to Labour.
	I think UKIP is the biggest threat to Labour because I think UKIP more accurately represents Labour's traditional core voting demographic.
	I think that the Brexit Party is effectively a massive assault on the Conservative Party.
	And honestly, I'm very pleased to see it, frankly.
	I don't like the Conservative Party and what they've become and what they've been for a long time.
	And I do think that there is a huge distinction between the London bubble, which isn't just London.
	You've got like places like Brighton and Bristol and Cambridge and Oxford.
	But I'm going to describe it just as the London bubble because very progressive, left-wing, remain voting.
	And you know exactly the sort of thing I'm talking about.
	You know, there are the highly educated types who know better than all of us just because they have a degree in English.
	But he said a confirmatory referendum and a final say on any deal was the very least voters deserved.
	Now they know more about what Brexit would mean.
	Well, it should mean the same thing as it meant at the beginning.
	Leaving the EU.
	Isn't that really very difficult to articulate?
	You know, why can't the Labour Party get behind that?
	It's not like Labour doesn't have a strong strain of Eurosceptic thought within it.
	And it's not like Jeremy Corbyn hadn't for decades said that the EU was an evil empire that we should leave.
	It's not very difficult to stand by these principles.
	And because, I mean, like, some of the best arguments I have seen for leaving came from Tony Benn.
	Let me see if I can find one.
	Hang on.
	I want to give you an example of the kind of old sort of here we go.
	Here we go.
	Are the British people, when they vote in a general election, to be able to change the policies of the government that has previously been there?
	And it is already a fact that whatever government is in power, our agricultural policy is now controlled from Brussels.
	Our trade policy is controlled from Brussels.
	Our industrial policy is controlled from Brussels.
	It's a democratic and not a nationalistic argument.
	Well, I campaigned for the referendum, but if you know this, I was in a minority of one on the National Executive and the Shadow Cabinet in 1971.
	They didn't want a referendum.
	I didn't even got a referendum after we'd gone in and we lost it.
	And then I was on the Council of Ministers.
	And that was the most shattering experience I've ever been in my life because I was the representative of Britain and for six months I was the president of the Council of Editor Ministers.
	I wasn't allowed to submit a document.
	Only the Commission, four bureaucrats, could submit a document.
	I could say yes or no.
	Sort of a constitutional monarch, if you like.
	They controlled it.
	It met in secret.
	It made laws for Britain.
	And everywhere else, it met in secret.
	And when I suggested we met in public, oh, they nearly strangled me because all their dirty little deals would have come out.
	And so the more I thought about this, and this is what it's about now, it is about democracy.
	Remember this.
	I was a member for 51 years.
	Members of parliament are lent the powers of their constituents and they have to return those powers undiminished at the end.
	It's not for members of parliament to give away the powers that were lent to them because they don't belong to members of parliament.
	They belong to the electorate.
	And that is a critical matter.
	I could go on with that because honestly, that was glorious.
	I can't believe, I mean, just where has that gone?
	Where has that gone?
	That is just honestly.
	Sorry.
	Just preach, man.
	Preach.
	Absolutely.
	Keep going, Mr. Ben.
	Honestly, just.
	I just can't.
	And then, and now we are as now the Labour Party is reduced to, oh, well, we should have another vote because we're not sure.
	Dude, I think that if we had another vote, you'd lose.
	Judging by the polling on the issue, I think it'd probably be worse.
	What are you thinking?
	There is no going back now.
	The die has been cast.
	The vote was made.
	We know where we stand.
	Why can't you listen to some of the Labour legends back in the day who actually made good, solid, principled arguments for leaving the European Union?
	I mean, this, to me, like that, Tony, but like he's stirring, man.
	You know, I'm just saying, well, absolutely.
	God damn, he's right.
	You do have a moral responsibility to preserve the legislative power of the British Parliament, not just give it away to some bureaucrats who you have no control over and who do dirty deals behind closed doors.
	I mean, this is genuinely a question of the integrity of the democracy of the country.
	And they're just dimmies for the EU.
	They're serfs.
	They're like, oh, please, Lord, govern us.
	No, you are the people that we elect to govern.
	And if you don't feel that you're up for the job, then maybe you should resign.
	Honestly, it's important that this is the case.
	And it's really starting to annoy me.
	And then we get to the, again, modern Labour.
	Let's talk about Shemaima Beghum, shall we?
	Shemaima, the ISIS bride Begum, who Labour are, of course, in favour of bringing her back and giving her legal aid instead of revoking her citizenship.
	Now, I'd say, I was in two minds about revoking her citizenship because I think it is a bad precedent.
	She's a British citizen, she has nowhere else to go legally, and we should do this.
	Morally, of course, Shemaima Beghum can go to hell, but legally, we probably should do that.
	But this is just quite amazing.
	Labour, the party of grooming gangs, in fact, Let me show you just how deeply Labour's pro-grooming gang stance goes.
	Dun-da-dun-da-dun This is Lord Ahmed of Rotherham He is going on trial in December, charged with historic sexual offences against children because he was part of a grooming gang allegedly between 1971 and 1974.
	He'll be appearing, he appeared before a brief hearing before a judge at Sheffield Crown Court.
	He's charged with serious sexual assault and indecent assault against a boy under the age of 11.
	He's also charged with two counts of attempting to rape a girl who is under the age of 16.
	It's just really, really annoying that the Labour Party still exists, because it seems to be disgusting at this point.
	And I really mean it.
	And I'm not judging any person who's a member of the party now and like, and just a voter.
	I'm sorry that this is what your party became.
	I'm genuinely sorry.
	This is not, in my opinion, something that anyone can support.
	And I think that Labour has institutional problems in this regard.
	I mean, legitimately.
	I mean, listen to Diane Abbott's opinion on this.
	Here we go.
	She's a British citizen.
	She went out to Syria when she was just 15.
	She'd clearly been groomed.
	And we no longer hold 15-year-old girls who've been groomed wholly responsible for their actions.
	She's entitled to challenge the decision to strip her citizenship.
	And we have to let the law take its course.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	And as UKIP's Neil Hamilton said, Labour finally find a grooming victim they care about and she's in ISIS.
	That's fucking brilliant.
	Honestly, that is just one of the best tweets I've ever seen in my life.
	That sums up everything about the Labour Party at this point.
	They can only seem to empathize with people who hate this country.
	And I'm sorry to keep banging this drum, but like, honestly, it does seem that we are back in Orwell's time, where he kept going on that, look, the intelligentsia in Britain have, in his time, were communists, open communists, and seem to have a distinct streak of anglophobia in them.
	They liked seeing Britain lose, and they seem to empathize with everyone who is one of Britain's enemies.
	And it's like, how are we not in this position again?
	I mean, let's not assume that Shemima Begum was a child for the whole time.
	She's 19 now.
	She's an adult now.
	She made her choices.
	She doesn't seem to have any regrets.
	She was open about this.
	And it turns out that she was an enforcer in the morality police and sewed bombs into suicide vests.
	Allegedly.
	Don't fucking sue me, Shemima.
	It's only allegedly.
	But seriously.
	I mean, this is the person that Labour.
	Diane Abbott!
	The fucking shadow home secretary.
	Sorry, I'm swearing against.
	I'm annoyed.
	But like, this is the person that Labour are defending.
	This, honestly, is this the hill to die on, is it?
	Fresh claims about Shemima Begum's life in Syria have emerged with sources alleging the London teenager was a member of the feared ISIS morality police.
	Well, she looks the type, doesn't she?
	Look at the way she's dressed.
	The Bethnal Green Schoolgirl tried to recruit younger women to join the Jihadi group.
	According to the Sunday Telegraph, she played an active role in the organization's reign of terror and was allowed to carry a Kalashnikov, earning herself a reputation as a strict enforcer of laws such as dress code.
	Allegations also emerged today, and this was four days ago this emerged, I think.
	Was it four days ago?
	Where's the date?
	14th.
	Sorry, about a week ago this.
	Allegations also emerged that Begham had been witnessed preparing suicide vests for would-be bombers.
	Diane Abbott speaking in her defense.
	Okay.
	I'm sure it's just, I'm sure it's just about fairness, isn't it, Diane?
	I'm sure it's just about fairness.
	I'm sure that, and you know, I mean, it's not like, it's not like we'd find her being fair to, oh, I don't know, Jeremy Corbyn as he, a video emerges of him mocking British forces, troopers, SAS troopers in Iraq during 2005.
	I mean, that's surely just about fairness again, isn't it?
	It's not about a fundamental and deep-seated loathing of this country and its institutions and a sympathy with literally every terrorist group on earth.
	Oh, no, it's just they just want to be fair.
	Oh, God, I hate the Labour Party.
	I hate what it's become.
	I hate the people who have taken it over.
	They are so awful.
	They are morally backwards, in my opinion.
	It is a total inversion of values.
	I mean, even if, even if these SAS soldiers had done something wrong, you know, even if they had, okay, fine.
	But you don't mock the institution.
	It's these soldiers in particular who have done something wrong.
	The institution is not necessarily corrupted just because some of its members have done something wrong.
	I mean, you would expect an investigation, not just chest-pounding rhetoric from Corbyn.
	But what are you going to do?
	So, I mean, like, in this case, he was filmed in 2005, days after the dramatic rescue of two special forces men from the Iraqi police station 2005.
	And I have no idea what happened.
	Like, you know, I have no idea what was going on there.
	But apparently, British SAS officers, armed to the teeth, driving through a checkpoint, dressed in some other clothing, then tried to shoot the way out of it.
	And they're arrested and quite, apparently, quite properly by the local police.
	Really?
	The police just arrested some guys who were some SAS officers who were armed, were they?
	And then the British army.
	I mean, like, do we think that that's the whole story?
	And then the British Army then bombards the police station which they held.
	Who are the lawless forces now?
	Well, I don't know, man.
	You know, I'm not going to trust your assessment of what happened because I think you're going to leave out some key details.
	I mean, I realize that I'm probably being a bit of a loyalist here and saying, well, you know, we did nothing wrong and all that.
	I don't know.
	They may have done something wrong.
	It's entirely possible they did something wrong.
	And if they did, punish them.
	We have a legal system that will deal with this.
	But my God, man, don't just sit there, like, just hating the very institution of the military that keeps our country safe.
	And I mean, I guess, again, it's my own biases.
	I must be falling back on it because I'm a forces brat.
	For anyone outside of Britain who doesn't know what a forces brat is, that's someone who was raised in a military family.
	I was raised on military camps.
	I can tell you that the people who make up our military are not bad people at all, by far.
	You know, I've had my altercations with soldiers as well.
	When I was 16, I got drunk, got into an argument with a bunch of soldiers and got punched in the head.
	Didn't get me on the floor, though.
	Didn't get me on the ground.
	You know, I've had my altercations with soldiers because they are soldiers, but they are also patriots.
	They like this country.
	God, I hate Labour.
	Veterans Minister Tobias Elwood blasted Mr. Corbyn and said he should never be put in a position to decide the safety of Britain.
	That is so true.
	He is on record saying that he would not use our nuclear deterrent.
	It's like, well, then, Jeremy, there is no point having it.
	Even if you wouldn't do it, you would have to tell your enemies that you would, or it is no longer a deterrent.
	But an SAS veteran field champion campion said, the man needs to live a day in a trooper's shoes before he gobs off.
	Well, that's true.
	it's very easy to criticize what the soldiers are doing in the battlefield when you are safe and sound at home while they protect your liberty.
	I mean, I'm not like a mess.
	I don't, I don't like being like a chest dumping pro-military guy.
	But man, I grew up in the forces.
	Like, my father was a serving RAF member.
	He served in, he served in Iraq.
	I think he went to, I think he was in Basra in Iraq.
	He served in the Falklands, not as a soldier, but he's an administrator.
	But he still had to go to these places.
	And, you know, someone, you know, he wasn't a soldier, obviously.
	But he was an administrator and he still had to go to these places.
	I grew up on JHQ, which is a British base in Germany.
	Right?
	I know what it's like to live in these things.
	And they're not full of bad people.
	They're full of very decent people.
	That's why I really can't stand the labor hatred of our armed forces, man.
	They are good people.
	I know because, so moving on.
	Sri Lanka.
	Now, I haven't looked into this yet.
	So we'll trust the New York Times, you know, a trustworthy source to give us all the information.
	Easter Sunday.
	Why won't we have a bunch of church bombings?
	Why not?
	Why not?
	I mean, it's only been happening all over France.
	Haven't there been something like 825 churches attacked in France in the last few months?
	I can't remember.
	I saw Paul Joseph Watson had written up a list of them.
	I should have gotten in time for this, but this just seems to be the cherry on the top, doesn't it?
	You know, it's there are, in fact, there can be no doubt in my opinion that there is an attempt to cleanse Christians by, I guess we will call them people who don't like Christians.
	Christian phobes, as it were.
	People who are just Christian phobic.
	Because, you know, the Christians are just the most awful, brutal people of all time, don't you know?
	There's nothing worse than the Crusades, as Jimmy Doerr would say.
	Fuck me.
	As Christians gathered in Sri Lanka, gathered on Sunday morning to celebrate Easter Mass.
	And I just want to say I'm an atheist, right?
	I am not a Christian.
	I have no particular sympathy for the Christian religion.
	I'm a big fan of Christopher Hitchens and Sam Harris when it comes to discussing theological issues, right?
	But that applies unreservedly to all religions.
	All religions, in my opinion, should be up for debate.
	In fact, before we get onto that, sorry, and I realize there have been loads of soup chats I will get to in a minute.
	I promise, right?
	This just get this up.
	It really bothers me.
	Jacob Reesmog said that anti-Islamic comments have no place in society and people had thoughts.
	Yes, I imagine they did.
	I wonder if we can we get the there we go.
	Anti-Islam comments are deeply disgraceful.
	And as I pointed out, they're actually against the catechism of the Catholic Church.
	So on all grounds, these comments are wrong.
	I oppose them.
	I disapprove of them.
	I'm against them.
	I completely reject anti-Islamic posts.
	I think that Islam is an important and interesting religion and that people in this country of the Muslim faith are as patriotic as Catholics are.
	That there should be no differentiation in the way they are treated in this country.
	And religious toleration is a very important value.
	Okay.
	Good input, Jacob.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	You bloody dimmy.
	Sorry, I thought I exited steam.
	Jacob, you are allowed to criticize Islam.
	You didn't say anti-Muslim comments, which I would have been a lot more quick to agree on that.
	You know, the last thing I want is for the state to persecute any section of society.
	This is why I can't stand Labour's core message.
	For the many, not the few.
	Well, who the hell are the few?
	You know, whichever segment of society you consider to be the few, what you're saying is you are going to use the state to persecute that small section of society.
	That's wrong.
	Just on the face of it.
	Because what you're doing is saying, well, this is for the greater good instead of the common good.
	And you can't turn the state against one section of society and say, right, we're going to persecute you.
	That is fundamentally wrong, right?
	There are things that you can have as universal rules that apply to everyone.
	So, for example, you could say in public spaces, you can't have certain kinds of face coverings.
	That means no walking into banks with motorcycle helmets on or burkers on.
	And I would say, fine, that's completely acceptable.
	That is a fair rule.
	And I think that's probably something we should do.
	I do agree that we probably shouldn't have that going on.
	Because, I mean, no one wants to see loads of balaclava-clad people walking around the towns or into shops or whatever, do they?
	And this really goes down to one of the fundamental sort of cultural norms of British society is that we are a high trust society and we expect to see one another's faces.
	We can't really trust one another if we can't see each other's faces.
	And I find that the British tend to have a very strong aversion to face coverings in this regard.
	It looks like you are being deceptive.
	It looks like you have something to hide.
	And that is a British cultural attribute.
	That isn't necessarily a moral judgment on, you know, on a unique sort of objective judgment or anything like that.
	That's just a British cultural norm.
	And I think that we should respect that.
	I genuinely think it.
	But that's not what Jacob Riesmog was saying.
	He wasn't saying it's Muslims themselves.
	He was saying anti-Islamic.
	We can't even criticize the philosophy of it.
	Maybe this comes from him being a Catholic.
	But I mean, I've got to say, Jacob, why are you singling out any religion?
	If we can't criticize Islam, why not just frame it that we can't criticize any religion?
	Why are we privileging Islam in this regard, Mr. Catholic?
	I'm not questioning the patriotism of any British Muslims, because British Muslims are not Islam.
	They are not the religion, the ideology itself.
	And I'm sure that many of them have contention with the ideology as well.
	They should be able to criticize their own ideology as it stands.
	But what you're doing there, Jacob, is meaning that you're saying that the Muslim reformers cannot make comments against Islam.
	You're making Majid Nawaz a bad person.
	You are saying that he is in the wrong here.
	And Jacob, I'm not surprised you got ratioed for this by a ratio of like three to one.
	You deserved it for cucking out to the media.
	For saying to the media, oh, well, I mean, I would never.
	Get Ben.
	No one thinks that that's your opinion.
	No one thinks that's your opinion, mate.
	All right?
	That seems like an obvious lie designed in order to placate the sort of left-leaning media, right?
	There are lots of valid reasons and valid critiques of Islam that should be made.
	Absolutely should be made.
	But anyway, sorry, let's get back to the terror attack.
	Now, I don't know who's done this.
	I have no idea who's done this.
	Like I said, I often don't read the entire article before I decide, right, yeah, I'll cover this.
	Because I like to, you know, I like to have a reaction in real time.
	But anyway, in what the police said were coordinated.
	See, when I first saw this, I thought it was going to be like Tamils or something.
	I mean, like I said, I don't know who's done it.
	So this was my first thing is Tamil separatists.
	I thought it was going to be.
	But then when you read this, coordinated terrorist attacks carried on both sides of the country by a single group.
	Suicide bombers who struck three hotels popular with tourists.
	207 people were killed and 450 injured.
	And news of the bombings, a large attack on South Asian Christians and recent memory rippled out all of Easter morning.
	You can't help but feel that this has been a specific attack on the religion itself in the minds of the people doing the attacks.
	And my God, 207 people killed.
	That's staggering.
	It's just fucking staggering.
	So apparently the bombings began around 8.45am, targeted Roman Catholic houses of worship.
	St. Anthony's Shrine in Colombo, the capital, St. Sebastian Church, etc.
	13 suspects were held in connection with the bombings.
	The authorities said they were searching for other attackers.
	Top police official alerted security officials and advisory 10 days ago about threats to churches from a radical Islamist group.
	National Thawith Jamath.
	I'm probably pronouncing that terribly.
	Sorry for anyone in Sri Lanka.
	But it was unclear what safeguards, if any, were taken, or if in the end the group played any role in the violence.
	So I'm sure it has nothing to do with Islam.
	Never is.
	And on Sunday, reflecting frictions within the government, the Prime Minister pointedly said that he had not been informed.
	Sri Lanka temporarily blocked any major social media and messaging services, including Facebook and WhatsApp, to curb misinformation.
	At least 35 of the dead were foreigners, several of them were American, others were British, Chinese, Dutch, and Portuguese, according to officials and news reports.
	It's fucking terrible, man.
	Can't criticize Islam, though.
	There's no place for anti-Islamic comments.
	Again, not anti-Muslim comments.
	And I'm really sick of the blurring of that distinction.
	You know, like, nobody, nobody said that Christopher Hitchens just hated Christians.
	You know, he obviously didn't.
	Sam Harris obviously doesn't hate Christians, he has a principled opposition to the theology presented.
	And that's the same with Islam.
	It's the same with Islam.
	Honestly, it's too depressing to go through all of that.
	I'm really sorry.
	Really sorry.
	But I'll tell you what, I completely agree with this chap on Twitter that I found.
	150 Christians dead in Sri Lanka.
	I'm afraid it's worse.
	Worse than that now.
	Wonder how many people are hoping the killers turn out to be Hindus or Buddhists?
	Who's this?
	Ilhan Omar, yep.
	Care to guess?
	Well, Nigel Farage, you're doing your best with the Brexit Party UK to avoid this issue, but this is why Carl UKIP is breathing down your neck.
	That's my campaign, obviously.
	And yes, I am breathing down your neck on this.
	It's rather annoying.
	It is rather annoying.
	That's all I'm saying, right?
	So, let's get to the final thing that I want to talk about, which would be Mike Stuckbury's article.
	Now, I probably shouldn't comment on this, but I really can't resist.
	He's written this article, rape, race, and UKIP's MEP candidate.
	Well, I've never raped anyone or been raped, and I've never been accused of being a rapist.
	There are no Me Too allegations against me, and there never will be.
	And if there any appear, I promise you, they're going to be false.
	Unless they come from my wife, and then it'll be a, then it'll be a way of trying to get me to come to bed earlier.
	See, I shouldn't make jokes.
	I always get in trouble for making jokes, but you know, I'm not apologising for anything.
	Carl Benjamin, the would-be UKIP MEP for South West England, must recognise that he speaks out of both sides of his mouth when it comes to the issues such as racism and misogyny.
	What does that even mean?
	I say I'm for it, and I say I'm against it.
	Are you saying that?
	I'm not for these things at all.
	In fact, the reason the impetus for much of my activism is because I don't like racial discrimination and I don't like gender discrimination.
	But the problem is, most of these things are not actually against minorities or women anymore, in my opinion.
	I think a lot of it, I mean, even if it's not most of it, it's such a huge chunk of it, is against men and like white people.
	Frankly, British people in this case, not just white people.
	But anyway, this is pretty rich.
	I have no better way of putting it.
	Carl Benjamin is the Dunning-Kruger candidate.
	Mike, just stop, mate.
	You were a fucking Dunning-Kruger example yourself.
	All right.
	You sit there.
	You know nothing about Nazi philosophy, but you sit there and act as if you're some sort of bloody authority on the subject.
	You were a middle school teacher who tried to ban banter and got fired.
	You were a failed middle school teacher.
	I might be a failed game developer, but at least I wasn't trying to bam banter, you bloody joke.
	Anyone who… Oh, sorry.
	He is the walking talking embodiment of an overestimated, overinflated belief in one's intelligence and critical faculties.
	Okay.
	Well, what's my, how much do I believe in my own intelligence and critical faculties?
	I mean, I take a lot of criticism.
	I don't think I'm that intelligent.
	What am I supposed to say?
	What am I supposed to do?
	But if I can see what the problems are, I think I have a moral obligation to speak up about them, Mike.
	But I mean, you know, you're not really brave enough, are you?
	So you shying away.
	Have you got a lamppost to hide behind this time, Mike?
	Anyone who saw his performance at the recent launch of UKIP's MEP camper, do you mean campaign, understood immediately that he was manifestly ill-equipped for the business of politics?
	No, Mike, we're changing the game.
	Do you understand?
	That was an entirely, entirely calculated move.
	And you can see that by my Facebook page.
	There's a picture of me and Dank looking at the stage like this.
	And I posted that picture and say, get ready, because it's going to, it's on.
	It's on.
	This was entirely designed.
	I knew exactly what I was going to do.
	Adopting the poses of a Poundland Mussolini.
	A man who knows nothing about fascism is going to talk about Poundland Mussolinis.
	Okay.
	Yet looking like IT middle management.
	Better than looking like you might be a pedo, isn't it, Mike?
	Honestly, I have my suspicions about what's on your hard drive, you disgusting fat shit.
	He railed against the assembled press and pouted at this tweet.
	Suggest Phillips, I wouldn't even rape you as brought up.
	Well, I said, I'm not going to answer questions about it.
	And I even did, in fact.
	But when pressed for an explanation, he responded, oh, I noticed you've cut about her, Mike.
	I don't treat men and women differently.
	If a woman is being a giant bitch and laughing about male suicide, I thought I said gigantic bitch.
	Maybe I said giant bitch.
	I'm going to be a giant dick back to her.
	Seems fair.
	I mean, can't really criticise that, can you?
	What are you going to do?
	Say I was being discriminatory?
	No matter that Phillips never did make light of male suicide.
	Yes, she did.
	She bloody well did, Mike.
	And she went out of her way to block a debate on the subject.
	She blocked it.
	She used her executive power in Parliament to prevent this from coming to the fore because, in her words, you'll get your debate when I get 50% representation in Parliament.
	Well, it's not Philip Davies' choice, is it?
	Who gets elected to Parliament?
	It's not his choice what MPs arrive in Parliament.
	So why are you punishing him by blocking debates on things like male suicide when he has no control over that?
	You may as well be racist to him.
	You'll say, well, when you stop being a man or when you stop being white, I will give you this debate because it's beyond his control.
	It's out of his power.
	Mike, you are such a lying, fucking, just absolute smear merchant.
	I just can't get over how bad you are.
	And the thing is, it's not like it isn't well known that you are just a propagandist for the far left.
	And you have advocated violence so many times as well.
	I can't believe you are still allowed a Twitter account.
	But anyway, sorry.
	And it's not the first time he's been dishonest about the issue.
	I'm not being dishonest, Mike.
	You're lying.
	You are a liar, Mike.
	You, Mike Stugbury, you fat fuck, are a liar.
	And I'm sorry that I'm swearing.
	I'm sorry that I'm assaulting you, but I'm no, I'm not sorry.
	What am I talking about?
	I'm sorry to the people listening that I'm swearing and insulting.
	Not sorry to Mike.
	I'll say this to your face, Mike.
	I'm not going to be the one who's shying away and cowering behind a lamppost.
	You absolutely dishonest hack.
	New footage of now footage of Benjamin talking about race on a live stream.
	Okay.
	It must be noted, this is just an excerpt of a longer discussion about his experiences in speaking with members of the alt-right.
	Oh, was this the tweet you deleted that you're referring to here, Mike?
	See, Mike found a clip where it was a video that I put out saying rambling about the alt-right, probably in like 2015.
	And I was sat there going like, right, this is what they believe.
	And I laid out what I believe to be a steel man of their position.
	I specifically said I didn't agree with this.
	Mike tweeted it out and go, oh, this is really bad.
	This looks awful.
	But then everyone's like, what are all these jump cuts, Mike?
	Why are there loads of jump cuts between what he's saying?
	And then people started posting the actual video where it revealed that where Mike had tried to pose it as if I was some kind of, you know, like race realist or some guy who was just like, oh yeah, the, like, you know, black people are genetically inferior or something.
	No.
	It turned out that it had been deliberately chopped up to make it seem that way, even though I was saying the precise opposite.
	And Mike tweeted that out.
	A thousand retweets later, people were like, Mike, this is making you look really bad.
	You've turned into a giant liar with this.
	He was like, oh, God, I better delete that.
	Better delete that.
	Where's my apology, Mike, for you smearing me?
	You bloody, you want, honestly, Mike, we'll have words next time you're at a protest in London and I will not be nearly as polite and genial as I was last time, mate.
	I tell you that.
	But I love this.
	It must be noted that this is just an excerpt of a long discussion about his experiences talking about the members of the alt-right.
	In it, he paraphrases the beliefs of a YouTuber called Millennial Woes, noting that he doesn't agree with him, but simultaneously opens himself up to further discussion.
	What's wrong with that?
	What is wrong with discussing someone else's views with which I do not agree?
	This is what I mean when I call you a fat smear merchant.
	That's not bad.
	It's not bad to talk about people's beliefs, even if you disagree.
	I'll talk about your beliefs all the time, you coli cuck.
	Now, let's be clear.
	Millennial Woes, exposed as Scott Colin Robertson, okay, is an avowed white supremacist who once called for the execution of migration officials.
	So what?
	Oh, wait, whoa, wait a minute.
	Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, Mike.
	Are you paraphrasing the beliefs of a YouTuber called Millennial Woese?
	Noting that you don't agree with him, but simultaneously opening yourself up to further discussion on the subject.
	Because that's what that looks like?
	You dumbass?
	You dunning Kruger motherfucker.
	Benjamin claims that the best way to get rid of bad ideas is to expose them, to let them be shown for what they are in open discussion.
	Yes.
	Yes, I genuinely, with all of my heart, believe that sunlight is the best disinfectant.
	And that's lucky, really, because even if it wasn't, we still do not have the authority to suppress other people's rights by censoring them, Mike.
	Do you understand?
	You don't have the authority, despite the fact you'd censor everything that you dislike, if you had the power, because that's what it's all about, isn't it?
	It's okay, it's about for me and not for thee.
	That's all it is.
	Yet in spending hours speaking to Robertson, Benjamin shows disturbing lack of understanding how far-right extremists such as Robertson spread their ideas by presenting a calm civil front and seeking an opportunity to speak.
	Okay, Mike, so why do I have nearly a million subscribers and he's got like, I don't know, 50,000 or something after like six years of doing this?
	Why do I have a much bigger platform than him if sunlight is not the best disinfectant?
	Do you know where Richard Spencer is now?
	You don't, do you?
	You don't.
	I managed to track down the YouTube channel that Richard Spencer is using now.
	I can't remember what it was called, actually.
	But I was looking at it the other day and he was doing, you know, like live streams and stuff and they'd have in like five hours 600 views.
	It's done.
	He is done.
	He has no traction whatsoever.
	I guess the system works, Mike.
	All I'm saying is you seem to be wrong and I seem to be right.
	And all I had to do is be calm and civil and have an opportunity to speak with the man.
	In these conversations, he and his fellow UKIP MP candidate Marcus have had with Robertson.
	They normalize and inadvertently spread extreme ideas to their audience.
	And yet my audience isn't full of Nazis, Mike.
	It's not Nazis.
	What do you want me to do?
	There aren't a million Nazis following me.
	I bet you couldn't find a million Nazis in all the world.
	What the hell is wrong with you?
	You live in this paranoid, delusional fantasy that literally where someone just hears some sort of, you know, like Nazi idea, then they're like, oh, God, well, that must be true.
	I'm going to start zigheiling.
	That's what you think.
	And that worries me, man.
	It really worries me because I think that you might think that if you had to seriously consider these ideas, you'd start zigheiling.
	I'm not afraid of that.
	I know why the Nazis are bad.
	I know why I oppose them.
	I am against any kind of racial totalitarianism.
	If you can believe it, as a classical liberal, as someone who wants the state to fuck off out of my life, if you can believe it, as someone who, again, who's a mixed race descent, if you can believe it, Mike, that doesn't, that's not something I'm ever going to buy into.
	If you scratch you, Mike, I'm worried that a Nazi swastika is underneath.
	But if you scratch me, you find the Gadson flag, mate.
	All right?
	That's where we are.
	That's the difference between you and me.
	You might be an authoritarian collectivist and a racialist as well, but I'm certainly not.
	I am a libertarian.
	I'm one of those sort of sons of liberty types who start screaming 1776, mate.
	All right?
	That's where I come from.
	You seem to be desperately afraid that you are not like that.
	You seem to be desperately afraid that you might, if you had to listen to these ideas for long enough, start thinking, well, yeah, maybe Nazism is a good idea.
	Looking forward, by the way, to you clipping up all of this conversation that I'm having with my audience now and putting that into a little compact thing to spread around Twitter where I'm basically, you know, you've clipped out all those little bits and made it sound like I'm the Nazi here.
	You fucking dishonest shit.
	Unbelievable.
	Unbelievable.
	And I want to tell you something as well, right?
	Colin Robertson is a nice guy.
	He is personally a nice guy.
	I like him.
	I disagree with his ideas.
	I think he's completely wrong.
	And I think he knows that he is wrong.
	I think that his interaction with me, and I've met him in person, I've hung out with him, I've drunk with him, and I've talked through these things in person with him without an audience, right?
	So you've got, you know, none of the sort of like, you know, clash of egos that come along with this.
	And I think that he's moderating.
	I honestly think I'm drawing him away from these things.
	I think he's becoming normalized to these sort of like the not radical Nazi ideas.
	I think he's becoming far less, far less extreme and far less dangerous than he thinks.
	And I think that the problem was leaving him alone in his echo chambers, where, you know, the, you know, whoever it is on these stormfront forums or whatever, could sit there and send him money to become to agree with panda more and more to them.
	I think if you isolate people and don't give them an opportunity to at least have their ideas heard, then they become more and more like the extreme that you don't like.
	That's my opinion, Mike.
	And I tell you what, I think that what I do de-radicalizes way more people than what you do.
	In fact, I view you as one of the primary causes of this kind of radicalization by shutting down these conversations.
	And I think of this of any extremist group, right?
	Like, for example, the Extinction Revolution protesters in London at the moment.
	I think that what the government should do is say, look, choose a delegate or a delegation and we will negotiate with you.
	Let's actually listen to what they have.
	Do it in parliament.
	Literally get them in, have a public platform where the entire country can just log onto the website and watch the discussion that whatever parliamentary experts they want to bring up and literally have a dialogue on it.
	Because I tell you what, some of their points are reasonable, right?
	Some of the points of these climate change activists are reasonable.
	Like plastics, man.
	I keep seeing all of this stuff and I looked into it.
	And man, the microplastics thing, I don't know anything about environmentalism, but I can see from just the information that's just on the face of it that the microplastics thing is a really, really bad long-term problem.
	And I tell you what, if it can be proven that getting rid of plastic bags and plastic bottles would really help with that in that regard, and I believe that it probably would.
	Not that, again, I'm not an expert, but it definitely seems like that would be a good start and step in the right direction, then I don't see why we don't do it.
	You know, I don't think it's, and I've heard people saying, well, you get a bigger carbon footprint from paper bags, maybe, but what about hemp?
	You know, oh, that's illegal.
	Well, why is that illegal?
	You know, I went to Amsterdam recently.
	The place wasn't falling apart.
	It was a lovely city.
	They didn't have a problem with hemp or anything, any of the other products derived from it.
	So why don't we consider this?
	You know, why don't we consider this?
	And I think that would be an easy way to start de-radicalizing these extremists.
	But anyway, I won't go onto that because that's kind of a different subject.
	Benjamin may think he's providing a counterpoint to far-right extremism.
	No, Mike, I know I am.
	I know I am.
	I absolutely know that I am.
	I'm a bulwark against the far right.
	You should be fucking...
	Sorry.
	You should be bloody thankful that I exist.
	But the entirety of his persona manufactured over a thousand online rants.
	Sorry, Mike.
	I'm sorry that I'm passionate about what I do.
	I'm sorry that I have more energy than you.
	I'm not going to know.
	Why am I apologizing?
	I'm not apologizing for anything.
	But his entire persona is one of reactionary sympathetic to those far-right figures he claims he's debating.
	I'm sympathetic to everyone.
	I'm sympathetic to the radical left in many regards.
	I don't like racism, right?
	I really don't like it.
	Like, Michael posted on Facebook the other day that for the first time ever, he saw someone wolf whistling and catcalling a woman in the street.
	And he was like, right, I don't want to sound like a worse about this, but that was disgusting.
	And I just replied, mate, it doesn't sound worse at all.
	It is disgusting.
	I mean, I've never catcalled anyone.
	I would never, like, you know, harass someone.
	It is vile, you know?
	It is openly vile.
	But by the same token, radical feminism can go and eat one, okay?
	I don't care if, you know, I don't care what their opinion on it is.
	I have my own opinion on these things.
	They are, it is a disgusting thing to do, but that doesn't make me a radical feminist, right?
	Mass immigration is a bad thing, but that doesn't make me a Nazi.
	Do you understand?
	God damn it, man.
	Do you understand?
	Like, I don't like plastic bags clogging up the rivers and the seas.
	I don't like that.
	It's disgusting to see.
	It does damage to the wildlife.
	It's doing damage to the environment.
	And we end up eating that, right?
	But that doesn't make me some kind of eco-fascist or climate extremist that's going and like protesting in London.
	These are true things that you can appeal to.
	And I covered this in my live show where I'd posted about the Conservatives effectively adopting feminist rhetoric.
	And it was.
	It was period poverty.
	And this really got me because a bunch of people are like, yeah, but what they're saying here is actually a good thing.
	And I was like, Jesus, you're right.
	You know, I was approaching it purely ideologically without considering the sort of real world ramifications of the real problem that the people were trying to address.
	And I should have done.
	I absolutely should have done.
	But anyway, sorry, Mike.
	You were busy trying to frame me as some sort of Nazi sympathizer.
	Carry on, because that's politics in 2019 in Britain, folks.
	He lacks the self-awareness to realize this, oh, Mike, don't even start, mate.
	Don't even start.
	You are an embarrassment, Mike.
	And he must understand that his platforming is a vehicle for hatred to spread.
	Well, where is it?
	Where is it?
	Why is Richard Spencer struggling to bring in a thousand views on each one of his videos?
	Where is it?
	If people have got such an ass appetite for this kind of stuff, where are they?
	Where are they?
	And the thing is, right?
	Here's a spicy take.
	I bet that most of the people in the alt-right aren't really Nazis.
	I bet that they think that the alt-right is just a vehicle by which they can spread the ideas and spread the fear, not the fear, spread the, what they believe to be the solution to the fears that they have, right?
	I bet if you were to do something to make them less afraid, then you would realize that they're actually not as bad as you think.
	And you could de-radicalize lots of them by simply doing something that is actually eminently reasonable to do.
	Like, we're getting, I think it was record levels of people coming to the country now.
	I think it was 300,000 people coming to the country every year.
	That's unsustainable.
	And it's making them afraid.
	Now, I don't agree with the reasons that they're afraid.
	I'm not concerned, really, about like the future of the white race or anything.
	I don't really recognize a construct called the white race.
	That's not something that bothers me.
	Like, I don't agree with the way they frame it at all.
	But it is unreasonable to expect to have something like, oh, I don't know, the NHS with 300,000 people coming in every year who are going to use it who have not previously contributed to it, right?
	There is a reason that we have to spend 20 million extra pounds every bloody cycle to increase their budget.
	It's not necessary.
	I don't think it's because it's massively poorly managed.
	I think it's the raw numbers.
	But anyway.
	Anyway, you know, what am I saying?
	That's Nazi talk, I'm sure to you, Mike.
	Just saw Instagram show us your pups.
	Yeah, okay.
	I went and got a couple of corgi puppies the other day.
	They're in the house.
	I'm outside in my office, so I can't really go get them.
	But they're adorable and amazing.
	But sorry, Mike, we're getting to my lack of self-awareness, not yours.
	He considers himself smart enough to counter it in his responses, and that's a serious misstep.
	Doesn't seem to have been.
	Doesn't seem to have been, Mike.
	I think you can just easily make the point that Nazism and the alt-right, whatever it is they want, is openly tyrannical.
	It's not hard to do.
	I mean, they, I mean, what debate is there to be had there?
	You know, and they accept that they're massively authoritarian.
	They know they are.
	They just think, well, it's justified.
	Well, I don't think it is justified.
	He quite often agrees more than he objects.
	No, Mike.
	That's just a lie.
	Benjamin has made his career as a YouTuber, a reactive presence, masquerading as a classical liberal, monetizing the disillusion and lack of direction of a generation of young men.
	You mean providing them with something, some ideas, providing with a positive way forward, because I'm not just reacting to stuff.
	I am actually putting forward a very positive view of the future.
	And I've done lots of videos like this, and I've got another one as well coming up about service guaranteeing citizenship.
	The conversation I had with Helen Dale, it was great because there was, you know, I've got a bunch of points laid out in my head, and I know that they're all connected, but I can't, it's a bit fuzzy, you know?
	And the conversation I had with Helen Dale just crystallized a bunch of these connective points.
	I'm like, right, I have a wonderful script here to explain why this phrase has so much power and why it is such a it is a genuinely liberal phrase at this point.
	And I love it.
	I absolutely love it.
	And I just haven't had the time to do it because I don't know whether you've noticed.
	I've got a lot coming up.
	But anyway, then Mike decides that I'm somehow serving up extremism to these people on a plate.
	I don't think that anything I say is particularly extreme.
	Unless it's extreme to be against identity politics and censorship.
	I don't know whether you can hear that, but I'll be one of the puppies.
	Let me go and get one.
	All right, give me a second.
	So people in the luxury wanting pups.
	Well, they just threw themselves on the floor.
	Wow Oh, look at you.
	Alright, why do you look so sad?
	What's going on?
	What's going on?
	Why are you looking so nervous?
	Hey?
	So yeah, vote you, Kip.
	Do it for the puppies.
	I'm better going putting back.
	Basically, because I don't know what you're peeing in my office.
	They're Welsh corgis and they're adorable.
	Absolutely adorable.
	We were only going to get one, but there were three there, and I didn't want the one we got to be on his own in the kitchen or something if we had to go out.
	So I thought, all right, fine, we'll get to they're adorable.
	Anyway, back to Mike's hysterical fear-mongering.
	Is that rags?
	Oh, no, no, isn't that that?
	They're so cute, right?
	Because they've got such short, stubby legs, but they've got really fat bodies.
	They look like small, fat foxes.
	I love them.
	But anyway, we get to the green-eyed monster that is jealousy, which is the root of all socialism, I would say.
	The root of all sort of anarchism.
	Well, communism, whatever, whatever he calls himself these days.
	Benjamin's online career has netted him no small amount of cash.
	And I'd just like to take a moment to thank everyone who's donated to Super Chat.
	I will get to them in a second.
	And you're making Mike jealous.
	Don't apologize for it.
	In addition to a great deal of attention, in his weekly soapboxing and the response from his fans, his ego has been massively inflated to the point where he believes he deserves a place at the big table to call the shots for real.
	Well, I think there's probably a series of viewpoints that I am promoting that a lot of people seem to agree with and think that I articulate fairly well.
	If that's my ego, then I accept that that's my ego.
	I don't think that what I've said there is necessarily untrue, but I think that everyone who met me at my live shows or it's in the street wherever I've, you know, when they've recognized me and stuff like that, I don't think they would call me egotistical.
	I honestly don't think they would.
	And I think that that's a better reflection of anything that is true about me than what you think, Mike, frankly.
	But everyone deserves to have a place at the table, I thought.
	I mean, it doesn't sound very inclusive to say that nobody, you know, this person and the people that he seems to represent don't deserve a place at the table.
	Again, that seems to be you being petty-minded again about things and hypocritical, as always.
	However, Benjamin neither has the temperament nor the critical eyes that is essential for a sustainable career in politics.
	It's not for you to judge, Mike.
	As a creature of ego, he considers every question in a challenge.
	An attack on what he considers his rightful position of power.
	Look at this, just raw appeal to power now.
	No, Mike, I'm just not going to be bullied by the media.
	I'm not going to be bullied by them.
	Is it not weird how I was trending on Twitter, right?
	And literally, all of the great and good in Westminster, the virtue signaling loveys in Westminster, were punching down at this random YouTuber who's running for a position that's really obscure, an MEP candidate.
	Like, very few people in Britain think that's a very impressive thing.
	And it's a position that has very little power of its own.
	And yet they were all punching me as if I had landed with an army on the shores of Britain.
	Like, I was a threat to them.
	So if we're going to talk about power, then, okay.
	It seems that I have something that they are afraid of.
	Otherwise, I wouldn't be getting so much flack.
	I must be over the target.
	There must be something about what I'm doing that scares them.
	So I think that we should probably continue.
	I think it's time to push forward, isn't it?
	I think, again, it's time to fix bayonets metaphorically, because I have to say that.
	And go over the top.
	Blow the whistle.
	Charge the commies.
	He lacks the focus and desire to critically pick and choose the ideas he gives voice to.
	My God.
	Right.
	The point, Mike, is that I want to discuss everyone's ideas.
	I'm not interested in censoring people from the dialogue.
	I'm not interested in ostracizing people from the discourse.
	I think that everyone who has a legitimate concern, every large group of self-associated people should have a voice in the dialogue.
	And you don't.
	And it's because the things that we will say will destroy the things you say.
	You can't have these arguments.
	You're afraid of these arguments.
	You know you're going to lose.
	Instead, he entertains all as equal, and that's incredibly foolish.
	Well, I'm sorry for being a proponent of equality, Mike.
	I am so sorry.
	I know that you're not.
	I mean, you say you are, but you act like you're not.
	You say you're inclusive, but you act like you're not.
	You're not any of the things you claim to be, and I seem to be those things instead.
	But hey, what do I know?
	I'm just a Nazi.
	You KIPP and it's Need Jared Battle have been very clear about why the party selected Benjamin as a candidate, because he brings an audience with him.
	But it's not just that, is it, Mike?
	It's not just that.
	It's just, that's just one of many reasons.
	He may even secure a few extra votes for them coming European elections.
	We'll see what we can do.
	Trust me, it's going to be a fun march around the southwest.
	And man, I tell you what, I cannot wait to go to Gibraltar.
	And I say this as a force's child as well.
	Because, like, I mean, I grew up in Germany, right?
	So, but not on, not in Germany, on the British part of Germany.
	And, man, every part of British soil is a sovereign British territory as far as I'm concerned.
	You know, Gibraltar, Cyprus, the Falklands.
	Like, invading that is like invading London or invading, you know, like Swindon, as far as I'm concerned.
	No, no distinction whatsoever.
	Yet in doing so, UKIP has demonstrated an alarming lack of respect to the electorate.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, Mike.
	Mike.
	A lack of respect to the electorate by representing the voices in the electorate that are not being represented.
	That's baffling how you got to that conclusion.
	And a callous disregard for several marginalized groups.
	Mike, we are the marginalized groups.
	Do you not see this?
	Do you not see that we are on the outside of your fortress banging on the gates and you guys are firing every sling and arrow that you can at us to get us to go away?
	But we're not going away.
	This is a problem that we have.
	It's time has come.
	And we are here to talk about these things.
	We are going to make you talk about these things by just being loud and in your face.
	We're going to be everywhere.
	We're going all around the southwest to every major city.
	And I'm going to have these conversations with people as uncomfortable as they get.
	No matter what kind of subject it is, we're going to talk about it.
	And I'm going to record it all and put it up on my YouTube channel.
	Assuming anyone has the fortitude to turn up, just bring your army of feminists.
	Mike, if you yourself have the fortitude, come and see me.
	I'm waiting.
	And you know what, Mike?
	I'll pay for your ticket.
	I'll pay for your train ticket.
	Any one of the any one of these dates, right?
	Any one of them.
	Gibraltar, I'll pay for your flight.
	You tell me where you want to go and I will pay it.
	You know why?
	Because people donate money to me and I'm not really a materialistic guy.
	You know, I don't buy anything.
	I spent 15 grand sorting this out and I was like, right, okay, well, that's done.
	And so that was it.
	That was, that was the spending on my office.
	Like, you know, I don't buy shit, Mike.
	I don't have a Lamborghini.
	I don't have like, you know, five houses in the Cotswolds or something.
	So I can afford to buy your ticket and bring you out and sit you down and we can discuss this like men.
	How about that, Mike?
	I'm waiting.
	I will pay for you.
	And who, and, you know, obviously an assistant or something, I'll pay for you, Mike.
	Come and see me and we'll talk about this.
	Anytime, anywhere.
	Pick a date.
	I know you won't.
	You'll instead cower behind a lamppost somewhere.
	But feel free to come and hold me to account.
	And anyone else, if you want to hold me to account, come along.
	If you can have a reasonable conversation, sat at a desk with me, two chairs and a microphone, you are welcome.
	In selecting Benjamin, the party, UKIP has not only lowered the bar, the party has broken it over its knee.
	Now, this is the most significant thing that Mike has written here.
	And the reason that I covered this, yes, there should not be this kind of bar.
	That, Mike, is class bigotry.
	That is saying, if you do not live up to the standards that we set, you will not be represented.
	That's not acceptable.
	Everyone should be represented, like you would otherwise say.
	Every group, there shouldn't be groups of people who just simply cannot get political representation.
	That shouldn't happen.
	And that's why I have a large audience.
	If this was being, if, you know, I should be represented by someone who is much better educated than me, much smarter than me, much more polite than me, and who is more than happy to play the game.
	But instead, you just won't have these views aired.
	And they're not radical views.
	I really don't believe they're radical views.
	And I think that's one of the malaises that is gripping this country.
	One of the things that we're suffering under is the fact that there is supposed to be this massive bar.
	So I am proud to be part of UKIP and proud to have been instrumental in taking this bar and breaking it over our knee.
	We will not be resisted, Mike.
	There is moral force behind what we're saying.
	Principled opposition and we will be heard.
	You know, Tommy Robinson is going to buy a bus, drive around every country, every city in the country, and literally just talk directly to people because he can't any other way.
	He's been censored off of every other bloody platform than YouTube and on there he's been demonetized and restricted like he is like he has done something wrong.
	Like he has said something like openly, like he's called for the death of every Muslim or something and is alleged that he has, but where's the evidence of that?
	Nowhere.
	That's where.
	Because this is just, it's all about protecting your class privilege and ideological privilege as well.
	And you know it.
	You absolutely know it.
	So come and see me whenever you want, Mike.
	You know, I'll somehow resist the urge to be insulting to you and we will talk about the issues.
	We can only hope that he is not successful in his bid to become an MEP.
	The people of Southwest England deserve someone better than someone willing to give voice to white supremacists on equal footing.
	Why?
	They're not equal.
	They're gone.
	They're just gone.
	I mean, look at them.
	They're just, they're the clown meme guys now.
	Or some of them are the clown meme guys.
	Because they've been like, right, we can't do it.
	We can't do it from where we are.
	We can't fix anything.
	So we'll just admit we live in a clown world where all the values are inverted and everything's just a joke.
	Well, if everything's just a joke, you're going to get politicians like me, aren't you?
	People who don't take you seriously.
	Furthermore, his entry into politics would signal a disengagement that could significant trouble for the future of parliamentary democracy.
	Citizens running for office.
	This is trouble for the future of parliamentary democracy.
	What a joke you are, Mike.
	What an absolute joke you are.
	Again, name a date.
	I will be there.
	I will pay for you to get there.
	Man up, Mike.
	Find your stones.
	Man up.
	God, I felt good.
	Right, I'll get the super chats up.
	Sorry for saving the super chats at the end.
	I know it would be nicer to do them at the same time because they're less relevant at the end, you know.
	But I kind of had to get through all that stuff.
	So let me find them and we will get to them.
	Right, let me go.
	I'm going to start at the bottom, right?
	I know, again, I hate having to ask this because it sounds so dickish.
	You know, it sounds like, oh, don't send me any more money.
	I feel like I'm being disrespectful when I say it.
	But it's 9:30 and I don't know.
	I have a few other things, so I've got organizing to do.
	Because I tell you what, man, when you're running a political campaign, it's amazing just how much organizing there is involved in everything.
	It is unreal.
	This is why I haven't done the service guarantee citizenship video yet because I've got a nice thing written up about it.
	And I just haven't been able to do it because it'll take too much time to edit and record.
	But anyway.
	Campbell 300, you're a fat melt.
	Thanks, Campbell.
	But at least thanks for sending me a super chat.
	The press conference was utter legend status banter.
	Thanks very much.
	I had a great time doing it.
	Justin Pierce, I'm not even British and you're already my favorite politician.
	God bless you, my guy.
	Happy Easter.
	Thank you very much.
	Cameron Colburn.
	I'm within, I am without.
	The Lord if Iron recognizes the Iron Liberalist in Tontis ranks.
	Sorry, I don't get that.
	Thanks, Michael.
	Happy Easter.
	Have you ever had any interaction with PewDiePie?
	If so, what form did it take?
	I think he messaged me once on Skype.
	Pewdes, if you want to have a chat sometime, gamers rise up.
	Yeah, basically, that's what's happening.
	Voting UKIP can't stand the other parties.
	Thanks, Armored Gaming.
	Yeah, and honestly, that's exactly how I feel about it.
	I can't stand the other parties.
	UKIP are the only party that have the stones to resist all of this.
	None of the others will.
	Reasonable conversations are a tool of the white supremacy.
	Oh, well, let me just get something.
	Let me just read you the latest in the hot takes of what is actually white supremacy.
	You guys are going to love this.
	And again, if you're a Labour voter, I'm going to know whether you justify this or not, right?
	let me just find it come on Facebook Sorry.
	Dogs are a tool of white supremacy and gentrification.
	That's not just my opinion.
	There is research that shows how white newcomers' dog walking roots stake out territory.
	And white owners use their pets to socialize with other white owners, excluding minorities.
	1,239 retweets, 3,084 likes.
	Okay.
	Right.
	Dog walking and dogs are a tool of the white supremacy.
	Okay, the left has gone nuts.
	The left is just nuts.
	I mean, like, like minorities don't own dogs.
	Just this is the left in 2019.
	Dogs are a tool of the white supremacy.
	So, when Jorgerman here says reasonable conversations are the tools of the white supremacy, well, yeah, I guess they must be.
	Literally, they must be.
	Harry and Gladiv.
	Hey, man, would love to make it to your spending event, but busy.
	And you just made it to 500 subs, so in a good mood.
	Good luck with the campaign.
	Vote UKIP.
	Right, okay.
	Thanks, man.
	And I didn't realize you actually ran a channel.
	So check out Harry and Gladiv.
	Glay.
	Man, I'm pronouncing that.
	I'm buttering that pronunciation.
	Wandering Lens Media.
	If this intrudes on DD, we riot.
	Velivers rise up.
	Man, I have some bad news.
	This is definitely going to intrude on DD.
	It's not just the fact that I will probably be busy on Wednesdays.
	I'm not going to have time to prepare for it.
	So for the campaigning season, I'm afraid DD will have to be suspended.
	I'm really sorry.
	Tony Archer, thank you very much.
	Will you address the trap question if asked?
	My dude, I can dissect the trap question a million ways at this point.
	I know all about the trap question.
	Damn Carleman work again every time.
	Sorry, buddy.
	Any plans to come up north at some point, Manchester?
	I've been to Manchester.
	Well, I went to Bolton.
	Halfway for you and Dankula.
	Live show would be perfect.
	Wish I lived closer to your table.
	Yeah, well, obviously I will.
	After I've failed at becoming an MEP, I will do.
	But while I'm campaigning for the Southwest, I'll have to come to the Southwest.
	I had to cancel at the University of Essex.
	I had planned ages ago to go to the University of Executive to do a talk.
	And that was long before I knew I was going to run for anything.
	So I never thought there were going to be MEP elections.
	Nobody thought there were going to be MEP elections.
	So I had to cancel them.
	And I sent me an email saying, look, I'm really sorry.
	I'm happy to reschedule after the election.
	But before then, I'm sorry.
	We just can't.
	I just can't find the time.
	I'm really sorry, guys.
	Thanks, Alex, and thanks, November Mind.
	Thanks, Alex Guynan.
	And Joshua says, Stephen Crowder intensifies.
	Well, yeah, but a British version.
	A very, a very British version of Stephen Crowder.
	Thanks, Michael.
	Thanks, Pepe.
	And thanks, John IV.
	Your press conference would have only been better if you'd asked a reporter why they were prefacing the question with a Nazi salute right in front of Dankula no less.
	Remember, context doesn't matter to these people.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I'll tell you what, it was.
	I felt like I was flying through it.
	After Bristol were cancelled, it would be good to see you this week.
	Bristol isn't far left as all the Londoners that have white-flighted over here and now lecture the working class about diversity.
	Well, we'll find out.
	Farewell.
	I'll be there on the 23rd, I believe it is.
	Let me just check.
	Yep, the 23rd.
	The statue of Neptune in Bristol, which is just opposite the statue of Edmund Burke.
	23rd, I will be there.
	Make sure you're there too.
	And again, if you disagree with me, come down.
	Choose a representative I can talk to, and I want to discuss things with them.
	None of this bloody anti-far nonsense.
	Let's have conversations.
	Foreign donation to UKIP MEP candidate.
	Those bloody Canadians meddling with our elections.
	Actually, no, this is a personal donation to me.
	It's not part of the thing.
	From the loyal former colony.
	Also, James Wolf Liberated Canada, a descendant of French colonists.
	Well, none of us perfect, you know.
	That article photo is so exploitable.
	Yeah, it's good, isn't it?
	Massively regret not being at the press conference.
	Mainstream media got wrecked.
	Could not have gone any better.
	They will now never shut up about you.
	Yeah, I know.
	And they have to keep saying the things that I say as well.
	So they'll constantly pump out article after article, including the true and positive statements that I'm saying.
	Do you know, Magid thinks UKIP supporters are fascist?
	No, no, he doesn't.
	I don't, I don't think Majid does think I'm a fascist.
	I don't think he thinks YouCube fascists either.
	He might have a bit of class condescension because he's in the London bubble, but I don't believe that.
	I mean, hopefully he sent me an email or something about this.
	He DMT put Timple and said he would.
	Because I'd love to talk to Magic.
	The reason that apparently I heard as well, the reason they didn't have me on LBC is because I'm running a campaign, and apparently you're not allowed to do that.
	I don't know why.
	I don't know what the legality of my YouTube channel is in that case then.
	So fucking who knows?
	Thanks, Eric Sinclair.
	And thanks figured out.
	If you want to win, show up to live events with a bunch of beautiful women, like how AIU does in his videos, but in real life, I'd vote for that.
	Well, if there are any beautiful ladies out there who want to come down to my events, please do.
	Happy Easter to you and your family, even if you're a godless atheist.
	Thank you, Morgan.
	Can I promote a YouTube channel for your Finnish viewers?
	If so, the channel is called...
	You can, of course, of course.
	ISO Lihil I-S-O-L-I-H-I-S.
	Isol his?
	I can't pronounce it.
	I'm so sorry.
	Good luck in the next event.
	Thank you.
	I'll probably need it.
	There are a lot of really angry Labour supporters in Swindon.
	They've radicalized to the point where they think the EU should basically take over the world, which is probably going to try to do.
	Erin Sinclair, good luck.
	You're under fire, but we support you.
	Thank you very much.
	What are the odds of you becoming YouTube's leader after Batten?
	I don't want to become YouTube's leader, and I want Baton to stay.
	I think he's doing a great job.
	My desire for a Sargon PM is growing more and more each day.
	Keep up the good fight.
	Thank you.
	Sargon, always remember the Emperor Protects.
	Of course I remember that.
	Farage compromised.
	Will you avoid kissing the ring?
	I'm never going to kiss the ring.
	Would vote for you if I could.
	Love the press conference.
	What did you think of Uzlu's critique?
	I haven't actually had time to watch it yet, but I'm going to say now, right?
	I bet Uzlu's critique is very reasonable.
	Very reasonable.
	I'll watch it after this, in fact.
	Again, this is one of those things.
	I've just got a long list of stuff to do, and everything is just on that list.
	But I've got, I mean, he didn't tell me he was going to do a critique either.
	But I've got absolutely no doubt that it'll be a fair critique.
	And it'll have points in there that are definitely worth listening to.
	Oi, why not exta?
	Oh, thanks.
	I'm not giving my name to a machine.
	That's a great, great username, by the way.
	And why not extadate?
	I don't know.
	I'll see if I can get an extra date put on.
	I'm going to get a Wooten Bassett date as well put on there because I've got a lot of family in Wooten Bassett.
	My family are mostly in the Southwest, at least the ones I'm sort of in contact with.
	So, yeah, I've got a lot of family down this way.
	So I don't know why I don't have an extra date, actually.
	I should do.
	Also, give Jared Batten a 30% explainer as to the rape tweet.
	I think he's figured it out by now.
	He's just, you know, just fuck it at this point.
	Will you ever use Ken's theme again?
	I haven't thought about it, to be honest.
	I'm not against it.
	I love Ken's theme.
	Dave Cullen for MEP in Ireland, please.
	Well, you've got to persuade him to stand.
	Dave Cullen does a great job on his channel, Computing Forever.
	Check it out if you're not aware of it.
	He's just a good, solid lad.
	He's conservative.
	He's not, you know, but he's a conservative with a spine.
	And I would love to see him running as an MEP.
	And he's a lot less controversial in that regard than I am.
	You know, he's a lot less edgy than I am, but it doesn't make his content less dull.
	He's just more sensible.
	I'm reckless with the things that I say.
	I'm a free speech extremist.
	Can't vote for you for sending tribute and press from Massachusetts.
	American conservative behind enemy lines.
	Sorry, man.
	But they need their Nazi boogeyman.
	EFAP Wen.
	Good point.
	I'll speak to Rags.
	Again, I haven't had time recently, but I'll speak to Rags.
	Here's my filthy American money.
	Good luck.
	I may not live there, but you're fighting for all of us.
	Yeah, and I tried to explain this to them the other day.
	Look, there is an international freedom movement across the Anglosphere and Europe.
	Just the general the West in general, you know, there is an international freedom movement because socialism really has taken deep roots and we have to start ripping them out.
	You know, we can do the things that socialism wanted to do to a certain extent, like universal health care and taking care of like the elderly and stuff like this.
	We can do this.
	And I think every single person would agree that is a moral good.
	But I also don't think that these people would say that we should destroy capitalism.
	I don't think they'd agree to that.
	And so I think that we can, I think we can have our cake and eat it in this regard.
	Happy Easter from Romania.
	Christos Inviat.
	I don't know what it means.
	Can I translate that?
	No, I can't translate it.
	The left has mutated from thinking the struggle is workers versus the owners to normals versus everyone not.
	Yes.
	But they're for the minority position now.
	Correct.
	Sending you some of the seeds of capitalist oppression.
	Best of luck in South Carolina.
	By the way, I'd rape you.
	Thanks, Angela.
	If you lost your YouTube channel, where would you go?
	Bit shoot.
	Check out my channel on BitChute.
	Link in the description.
	And even if you're not going to use it immediately or anything, almost everyone else has a BitChute channel as well.
	Because the great thing about BitChute is they've got a way of automatically uploading the video from YouTube to the channel on there.
	So you get all the same content.
	All of the same content is on there.
	And it's not controlled by YouTube.
	And it's probably going to be there like forever because BitChute has got virtually no overheads in that regard because it's all torrents for videos.
	So definitely, even if you know, even if you don't want to stop using YouTube, just right now, just go click on the link, go and register a BitChute account and subscribe to the channel, even just for now, because it's certainly conceivable in the current environment that one day I will lose my YouTube channel.
	So definitely go and do that just in case.
	I don't want to get Alex Jones or Tommy Robinson.
	Just make sure you go and check.
	Make sure you go and subscribe.
	And even if you don't use it, then you've got it there.
	In Canadian news, the military is now restricting access to certain jobs to EE candidates, women, and minorities, allowing the candidates to either not pass or not even take an aptitude test if they're a certain minority.
	Jesus Christ.
	Jesus Christ.
	How do they justify that?
	And thanks, Nick.
	Is morality universal or relative?
	Relative.
	I hate to say it.
	From what I've thought about so far, I don't think there is a universal morality because it just depends on the lens through which you look at the world.
	What you consider to be moral, I mean, even if you consider non-harm to be moral, there are people who don't consider non-harm to be moral.
	I mean, jihadis consider it to be moral to kill the infidel wherever they find them.
	It's immoral to let the infidel live.
	your moral values have to be relative I'm afraid I'm I at least as far as I see it as far as I see it Christo in Invieti is Christ is risen.
	Adverte Invieti is truth.
	He has risen.
	Right, thank you very much.
	Glad you hired the team before the Torre.
	Man, it's amazing, amazing coincidence and timing that I happen to have hired this team just to help me with the channel.
	And I tell you what, right?
	These guys have been absolute legends.
	They have been utterly invaluable.
	And as soon as I was like, right, lads, I think if they're going to have MEP elections, I think I'm going to stand.
	And they just put their shoulders to the wheel and we're like, right, let's go.
	Let's go.
	David Wood, Acts 17 Apologetics.
	Again, a channel you should check out.
	Anyone who calls the British media dirty, dirty smear merchants should be voted into office.
	Thank you so much.
	Give me the opportunity, and I'll come over to America and call your media dirty, dirty smear merchants too.
	Lovely work, man.
	Keep going.
	Don't let them stop you.
	You're turning 40 this year.
	How do you celebrate?
	Probably with an early night.
	Adam Jackson, two dollary dues for the swear jar.
	Man, I've got a lot of debt to the swear jar at this point.
	I really am trying to moderate my swearing.
	And it's not like when I'm in public, I do this as much.
	It's when I'm sat on my own and I'm just talking to the camera.
	You know, it's a lot easier to just fall into the sort of, you know.
	What do you think of natural law and DD alignment?
	Hmm.
	Something I have to give some thought to, I think.
	I'll do it another time.
	It's an interesting question, though.
	In fact, I'm going to whack that in just like another browser tab, just because I like the idea of that as a thought experiment.
	Sorry, I'll get the right tab back.
	Off topic, but if you haven't already, look up Iron Harvest, it might be your thing, Chief.
	Thanks.
	I'll do that.
	I tell you what, man, I haven't got any time for anything these days.
	Like between playing Transformers with my son and campaigning to try and get myself elected, I haven't had any time for video gaming.
	I soigen of a cuckshore.
	Do love damn dame Pesos?
	I don't know what that means.
	Sorry.
	Dames Pesos.
	Hmm.
	Last left wants to hear is that they're ignoring democracy.
	They don't care about democracy.
	Democracy is in the way of them creating their utopia, let's be honest.
	The old Tony Ben types, the sort of British types, they're gone.
	They're gone, man.
	It's all the German types who have taken over the lib pie now.
	Sargon, you have managed to make Jack Conte cry.
	Could you kindly do the same to David Lamy?
	Just David Lammy, Mr. Lammy, Sir Lammy, King Lammy I. Come to one of my events.
	Come sit down with me and we'll have a chat.
	I want to hear how Jacob Brees Mog is super Hitler, if you don't mind.
	But I think more productively, we could talk about fatherlessness in black communities as one of the root causes of the knife epidemic, which I think you called out correctly.
	And I think that you should be more belligerent about when you're speaking.
	If elected, will you have access to a helicopter?
	No, unfortunately.
	So let me keep you awake.
	This is why I didn't want to.
	This is why I didn't want to go too long because it's tiring stuff that I'm doing.
	It's a lot of energy, you know.
	EU is the modern-day Austro-Hungarian Empire.
	Too many ethnicities and languages to get anything meaningful done.
	I don't think it will not end the same way.
	Well, I agree.
	I agree.
	Would you rather have hair for teeth or teeth for hair?
	I mean, if I had teeth for hair, at least it wouldn't be difficult to eat.
	If I had hair for teeth, I'd probably have to have soup.
	So I'd probably rather teeth for hair.
	Weird question.
	Please fill Baton in.
	Yeah, I will do, man.
	I will do.
	Any interest in tabletop Battlefield Gothic?
	No, but this is just not my thing.
	And I don't have time.
	Diane Abbott is the UK version of Maxine Waters.
	Yes.
	But on the plus side, right?
	Okay, so look, right?
	Diane Abbott is a comedy routine, which is why Dank did it.
	But again, like with all things, I don't think Diane Abbott's a bad person.
	I think she's an ideological person.
	But I think she does think she's doing the right thing.
	I know that's controversial, say, God Howard.
	But I honestly, I'm actually kind of starting to warm to Diane Abbott in a way, which is pretty crazy, isn't it?
	Because some of the stuff that she says and believes is just bassy.
	But I think that's a product of the environment she's in.
	I don't think she's, I don't think she's mean-spirited, you know?
	And that's, I guess that's the way I kind of define it.
	I don't think she's callous or cruel.
	And like this whole thing with her drinking a mojito on the train.
	It's like, look, Diane Abbott has nothing to apologize for.
	Like, you know, Labour, I think it was Labour that banned alcohol on the tube.
	Like, yeah, okay, you know, it's hypocritical and, you know, she shouldn't be doing it.
	But it's just silly.
	You know, no one cares.
	There's no harm done when Diane Abbott has a mojito on the tube.
	There's no harm done.
	So it just doesn't matter, you know.
	It's so petty.
	There are so many more things that she should be talking about, like some of the opinions.
	But again, like, she, and she does get a lot of shit, right?
	Let's not be, let's not, let's not think that she doesn't.
	Diane Abbott is probably the person, the single person in Britain who gets the most racist abuse online.
	There's no question of it.
	Because she's such a high-profile target and she just keeps saying such stupid stuff that I don't doubt that she gets some of the most racist tweets and social media abuse in the UK.
	She doesn't help herself in this regard, but I don't think she's evil.
	I don't think she's evil.
	John McDonnell, definitely.
	Jeremy Corbyn, probably not as well.
	I think he's incompetent.
	I think he's a buffoon, especially ideologically.
	I think he's a total buffoon.
	But Diane Abbott, I don't think she's evil.
	Again, I think she's a buffoon.
	She just keeps making dumb mistakes.
	No one of concern.
	Thank you very much.
	T-Man, thank you very much.
	The Sri Lanka bomber is still a mystery.
	Funny thing that, well, you know, it's weird, isn't it?
	What are you going to do?
	Mike Bob saw you and came to NYC with Tim Poole.
	Plan to come again.
	Oh, man.
	I love that thing with Carlos Alazraki and Tim Poole.
	That was honestly, and he referenced it in a video the other day.
	He was like, look, you know, I'd said something.
	He was like, hey, but you did this one time.
	And I was like, well, fair play.
	That's fair.
	I accept the critique.
	Kicking myself after I didn't go to the dinner with you guys.
	Yeah, man, it was great.
	No plans at the moment.
	But there are events in Philadelphia and New Jersey, I think it is, in August that I'll be going to with Tim.
	So definitely come down to that, man.
	Thank you very much, Basinski.
	I won't let you down.
	I might fail, but I'll go down guns blazing in a blaze of glory.
	You know what I mean?
	First they ignore you, then they call you mad, then they call you dangerous.
	Tony Burn on the establishment media's attitude towards radicals.
	That's right.
	I think we're getting to the dangerous part.
	I think we're getting to that part.
	So you prefer's conference.
	Keep your hands out of your pockets if you must.
	Expose your thumbs.
	As an American, I feel like you're about to draw me to draw on me.
	Good game, mate.
	Thanks, man.
	Thanks, Russ.
	I wouldn't even nuke you, Jeremy Corbyn.
	If he said it like that, I'd probably enjoy it.
	But he's just, you know, he just kind of lowers his head and goes, no, no, I can't do it.
	Corbyn, we've established our enemies are shit scared of our nuclear deterrent.
	Therefore, we are taking it off the table.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Exactly.
	Corbyn is always negotiating on behalf of Britain's enemies.
	And I'm sure it is.
	It comes down to some sort of radical doctrine of fairness that he has.
	Like, well, we should even be fair to the people who want to kill us.
	It's like, yeah, I think we can put limits on how fair we need to be.
	When someone's trying to kill us, I think we can get to the point where it's like, okay, well, we're not actually going to worry about being fair to those people because they're trying to kill us.
	We can put limits on how far that principle can be taken.
	Thank you, Teresa.
	Bacon guaranteed citizenship.
	Man, that's so true.
	I've been having bacon salads a lot recently.
	I don't know whether it's working, but I'm really enjoying them.
	After this, I'm going to get myself a tuna salad.
	Because it occurred to me that a full tin of tuna is like 100 calories, and that's nothing, you know.
	So some dollars from the states would get bent.
	Thank you very much.
	This is all election meddling.
	I can't believe it.
	Actually, it turns out that even if they were donating to UKIP, that donations less than £500 don't have to be declared.
	So, because I mean, you know, it's big money in politics.
	I don't have big money.
	But I do have kind people who support me.
	Thank you very much.
	Ever notice how Muslims only care about the treatment of minority groups when they belong to one?
	Look at any country where they're a majority.
	Wow, you're starting to sound like Christopher Hitchens there, Neo-Sophist.
	I can't comment because that might be a fucking hate crime.
	And I listen to my Lord and Master Jacob Reesmog.
	Anti-Islamic comments have no place in Britain.
	Keep it up, man.
	Thank you very much.
	I will do.
	As a Christian, this is so disheartening.
	I am actually glad that this year I get to make more money than ever to contribute more than ever's charity to them.
	Thanks.
	And I'm sure there are going to be charities that need help in Sri Lanka.
	I don't know about any particular one, but it might be worth your concern for the poor people of Sri Lanka who have been, seem to have had some sort of religious bigotry that has informed this attack.
	I'm sure they'd appreciate any help you can give.
	Anti-face mask laws in Tien, I'm not sure where that is, were made to fight the Klan in the 60s and now they keep Antifa from black blocking.
	Yeah, I think that's a good idea.
	And it is part of Western sort of Anglosphere culture that we expect to see your face.
	We expect it.
	It's a sign of openness.
	Daddy Sargon, thank you.
	God Howard, bad Muslims are good Muslims and good Muslims are bad Muslims.
	I'm not sure what that means there, because I can't remember what point that we were talking about when that came up.
	But yeah, but that's the point though, isn't it?
	There are good Muslims and bad Muslims.
	I mean, there is a distinction.
	No one's saying that there aren't either.
	It's crazy.
	No one is saying the opposite.
	And the establishment position and even Jacob Reesmog is on this.
	So, oh, Muslims are above criticism.
	No, they're not.
	And I would be shocked if I could find a Muslim who would say the same thing.
	If you're a Muslim and you believe that Islam can be criticized and the actions of Muslims can be criticized without just having a blanket hatred of Muslims, please let me know.
	Please comment in the description, right?
	Because I do not hate Muslims.
	I do not hate Muslims.
	I don't like the ideology, but I'm an atheist.
	Of course, I can't be expected to like the ideology.
	I'm a liberal atheist.
	I don't like the ideology of the Westboro Baptist Church or radical Judaism or something like that.
	They're not my thing.
	I don't like that.
	I'm entitled to not like that.
	I'm entitled to be able to speak about them if I want to.
	Martha, you're leading the new meme order.
	Keep up the great work and show them what the common people really think.
	Thank you.
	As a common person, I'll do my best.
	Also, greetings from Newfoundland.
	How's she going?
	There's probably a traditional response to this in Newfoundland, you know, like, yeah, she's going well, or she's, you know, something like that.
	But I don't know it because I've never been to Newfoundland, but thank you.
	One day you'll be walking the streets with Jess Phillips cucking Jacob Reesmog.
	I tell you, this ain't going to be that day.
	But Jess, come on down.
	We'll have a stall.
	We'll talk about things.
	And we'll have, you know, our partisans on either side can decide whether we're making good or bad points.
	That's what I think we should do.
	Classical liberals are better than you, Anna.
	And I love the way that the entire London bubbles.
	Like, we're fucking better than you, is what they're saying about me.
	And it's like, well, yeah, you're way better than me.
	I'm garbage.
	And I'm okay with that.
	Thanks, John Harkins.
	And again, this all comes down to the distinction of where you draw your moral legitimacy from.
	I think that morals are done by action.
	I honestly think you can have all the ideas in the world, all the correct politics, as it were, in the world.
	But if your actions are reprehensible, then you are an immoral person, no matter what you believe.
	But by the same contrast, like, you know, if you find someone with reprehensible beliefs, but they continually perform good actions, by what standard can you say that's a bad person?
	You know, or look at this Nazi with his orphanages and his animal welfare schemes and his environmental programmes.
	Okay, well, I mean, he's a Nazi, yeah, but he doesn't do anything about any of this stuff.
	It's like, okay, is he necessarily a bad person just because he's a Nazi?
	And I'm looking forward to the left clipping that too.
	And I tell you what, I stand by everything you've clipped, you sons of bitches.
	I stand by it all.
	I will discuss any of it with anyone.
	And if you have a question, you know where I'll be.
	I show everyone exactly where I'm going to be.
	Come and talk to me about it.
	Thanks, John.
	Big hello from Russia.
	Oh my God, this is Russian meddling.
	Russian and American meddling.
	How are they going to spin this one?
	I like listening to you very much.
	In my opinion, Islam needs their own Luther.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I agree.
	Constantine.
	Keep up the good work, dude.
	Cheering you on from Norway.
	Man, this is so international, isn't it?
	This is unbelievably diverse.
	Like, just the different array of currencies that people send me is mad.
	It's crazy.
	But I'm some sort of white supremacist, apparently.
	I'm some sort of monocultural white supremacist.
	Maybe we'll evade Article 19.
	I think mean Article 13.
	Despite the US and send memes hidden in the annual Christmas tree.
	Yeah, dude, I tell you what, like, just send memes.
	Just send them.
	This is small Canadian dollars, but it's all I can afford.
	Thanks very much, man.
	Keep speaking truth to power.
	PSL love me some V. V is an absolute legend.
	People don't seem to realize just how much good work V has done over the years.
	Like, he has been instrumental in some really important things.
	For me, especially, but in like larger cultural events as well that have been going on.
	And he's maintained his integrity through the whole thing, you know.
	And he's had some financial, he's been ripped off.
	He got ripped off for quite a lot of money as well.
	And yet he didn't whine about it constantly and he just carried on doing the right thing.
	And, you know, I see the way like Christy Winters speaks to him and it's really annoying because she's so disrespectful.
	And I know I can get short with him sometimes and I can be a dick because you are like that with you, long-term friends, you know.
	But man, there'll never be a time where I don't respect what he does and what he's done for me.
	If the manifesto has been banned in the UK on the exact same basis as New Zealand, then the UK also references Know Your Nemes definition of shitposting.
	I'm not sure if I don't think it's been banned.
	I think it's just illegal and it might carry a jail sentence.
	Big hair, I'm not ringing that out.
	Oh, so he's.
	I'm not reading that out.
	Oh, man.
	I can't.
	I'll get in too much trouble, man.
	Come on.
	Come on, man.
	When the racists act like the worst character in human and types of human they hate, we know they're upset and scared.
	And when he says the racists, he means the radical left identitarians.
	Thank you very much, Brandon.
	Mike standards as.
	God, Howard, you've got some good ones today.
	Mike, standards as even as his waistline stuck bury.
	Yep.
	You need to hang up the children to curb swearing to help curb swearing.
	I spend as much possible time with my young son to force myself to weed out swearing.
	Yeah, it does work as well.
	It is literally when I'm just on my own, but I swear.
	When I'm with other people, I don't tend to swear so much.
	Just for Instagram show, Spots, you saw the pups.
	Will you teach the pups to salute?
	Honestly, their little stubby legs, I don't think, can manage it.
	Their legs are just so tiny compared to their fat bodies.
	It's the most adorable thing in the world.
	And thank you, everyone.
	And yes, whiskey, potatoes, rags, as babies.
	Bullmoose, you claim to be against government regulation of the internet, especially articles 11-13.
	But you also claim to want an internet bill of rights.
	This is the government guarantees your rights.
	How can you have it both ways?
	Well, they're not the same thing.
	That's it.
	A Bill of Rights is not regulation.
	It's what the government is supposed to be keeping an eye on.
	It's how you are protected from arbitrary acts of force.
	Government regulation would be, you know.
	I mean, literally, Article 13 would be an example of government regulation.
	So I don't agree that there's a contradiction there, Bullmoose.
	But I mean, I imagine you're probably not in Swindon, but we could talk about it further.
	Yes, the pups are the only thing that matters.
	Love them.
	Yeah, man.
	I'll tell you what, when I saw them both, I couldn't.
	I was just thinking, oh, man, if I have to go out somewhere or whatever, and the puppies left on its own for a couple of hours, it's going to be really lonely because we've got some cats and they hate the puppies, obviously.
	So I was like, okay, we'll get two because they're so cute.
	And they're like little happy foxes.
	Except for when I put them on the camera and they're like, ooh.
	They've never been in here before, so this is a new environment for them.
	Love your idea about door knocking and talking to people directly because I was worried that your message would miss poor normies like my parents who don't have time for long-form discussions and aren't exposed to the media.
	Yeah, okay, this is Yup Colour.
	That's something that I've been thinking about.
	It's like, literally, go and talk to your parents about all of this.
	Like your normie parents who don't follow any of this, sit there and go, look, I need to show you, like, Monroe Bergdoff.
	Show her saying, well, I can't remember exactly what she said, but the white race is the most evil force of nature in all of human history or something like that.
	And then you'd be like, do you agree with that, mom?
	And she'd be like, no, that's horrific.
	No one should say that anyone.
	Jeremy Corbyn appointed her as an advisor.
	Jeremy Corbyn made her an advisor.
	Do you support the Labour Party?
	You know, or, you know, whatever it is for the Conservative Party, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	You've got to start talking to the normies about this outside of the internet.
	I know the conversations will be uncomfortable and annoying and will take forever.
	But guys, it is up to you.
	It is up to you.
	We have to do this.
	Because otherwise, they're going to keep going and they're going to steamroll all of us.
	Basinski, green super chat to make Mike Stookbury even greener.
	Hugh, Hugh, Hugh, Brazil.
	Man, I've got to go to Brazil sometime.
	I've got to go to Brazil sometime.
	You made the right choice on pups over pup.
	Yeah, at least they can play together while the humans are away.
	Yeah, so right, here's a little story.
	I was working earlier and I heard my son in the garden going, no, naughty, that's naughty.
	And I went out and he was, the puppies were both playing with each other and he didn't know that it was just playing.
	And I was like, no, no, no, it's like when I'm tickling you, you know, we're playing and we're play fighting.
	That's what they're doing.
	He's like, oh, you know, because he's only four.
	He didn't know.
	But he thought they were hurting each other and he didn't want them to.
	And it was like, man, that is adorable.
	Like, watching a four-year-old trying to tell off a couple of puppies for play fighting was just adorable.
	I saw passion and it's rarely understood.
	Yeah, I think a lot of like, I think a lot of people outside the political bubble will be like, well, you know what?
	I'd like to tell the media to get bent to.
	Sargon Dogpit.
	Two Corky Zento, one Corky Leaves.
	No, they both leave with big cuddles.
	Ilhan Imam was doing her brother.
	He looked down at her and said, you don't like your mum?
	She looked back up at him and said, I know.
	Dad says so too.
	Oh, man.
	No comment.
	I disavow.
	Disavow.
	Bill Anderson, thank you very much.
	Which newspaper would you recommend?
	I mean, I read the Times.
	I read them all, obviously, but like the Times is generally the least bent in that regard, least, you know, the least sort of propagandistic.
	But that might just be that I don't know enough about the Times.
	I don't really trust any of them.
	I'm really blackpilled on media representation, frankly.
	You need to win the election, Sargon.
	It'll be absolute repudiation of these horrible people and show them how wrong they really are.
	Well, I'll do my best.
	Like I said, I've designed leaflets that we've got like 100 activists.
	I'll put another call for activists in a few days because I'm going to check that Argul Tal, the chapter did the Athens video.
	He's going to do another Athens video putting a, you know, that I'll put out.
	They used to put out a call for activists because his videos were awesome.
	I love his videos.
	And so we'll recruit any more activists in the southwest, basically, watch this space.
	And if you're willing to go to the local UK branch, pick up a bunch of leaflets I'll get printed in the next couple of days and then go around posting them through letterboxes.
	Man, service guarantees citizenship.
	I'm telling you, we need your help.
	So we'll do our best.
	We're going to be very energetic throughout this whole time.
	I'm going to, you know, I'll spend as much time as I can with my kids, but I know I'm going to be going away a lot.
	But it's only going to be for a month.
	That's the way I'm justifying it to myself and my wife.
	It's only going to be for a month.
	I'm not going to be away forever.
	We've got Skype and FaceTime and stuff like that, so it's not that bad.
	The Big Red Bear.
	I'm a socialist who doesn't feel all that jealous.
	I just don't accept a lot of capitalist principles.
	Invariably, ideological purity is a mental disease, and it makes anyone who follows it worse as a person.
	I hope you win.
	Thanks, man.
	And that's the, honestly, this is the kind of socialist I'm thinking of, you know, you're the, like, I actually, like, I have sympathy for the people who become socialist because they, again, a lot of them, especially the old types of socialists who aren't just like the green eyed, we hate everything types.
	You know, they're not bad people.
	It's just that they, you know, it's the sort of radical, luxury communist types that are genuinely the Ash Sarkar types, that are the sort of malevolent people who will actively suppress you.
	It's leftist internationalism is self-defeating.
	There must be separate nations in order to have any interactions between nations, i.e., international.
	Yeah, not only that, it's like almost all of the sort of like giant 20th century Marxist countries required capitalism to exist.
	What's the difference between a chickpea and a cabbage?
	I've never paid to have a cabbage on my chest before.
	Wholesome veggie joke for you, I disavow.
	Thanks, Common Morgoranu.
	Morgoranu?
	I pay attention to you.
	I promise I do.
	Thanks, Bo.
	Don't let Count Dankula even feed the puppies.
	Good point.
	Good point.
	Old news, but Polish government said they'd implement the weakest version of Actor 2.
	Maybe this is a good thing under the circumstances.
	Cheers, mate.
	I haven't been following it, I'm afraid, so I can't say that I know anything about it.
	But good for them.
	I assume it's a directive from the EU.
	Yeah, implement the weakest version of anything the EU says that you have to do.
	Okay.
	Here's $2 for your Lamborghini.
	Yeah, I know, right?
	I'm going to get it anytime soon.
	Long time viewer from Western Australia.
	Our working-class cattle farmers are being targeted by vegan extremists.
	SJW culture is affecting every little bit of the West.
	Didn't even petition through the state government for change.
	Yeah, it's getting quite bad.
	And it is literally any kind of boundary or hierarchy that is the sort of radical SJW types.
	The SJW culture is the opposition to all external boundaries.
	And I'm sorry, but external boundaries are inevitable.
	We live in a society, for Christ's sake.
	Thank you for making these live videos and chats.
	Yeah, thanks guys.
	Like, it takes like six hours to make it this weekend stupid.
	Or I can live stream it and deal with lesser quality.
	But thankfully, you guys are understanding about it.
	I think you're a douche, but I'd love to see you in the EU Parliament.
	Yeah, right.
	Okay, this is something I was thinking about as well.
	There are lots of people who don't like me, but don't like the media even more.
	You've got to vote for me, lads.
	You know, you've got to vote for me.
	Even if you don't like me, I promise it's the thing that's going to get them howling with rage more than anything else.
	I've seen loads of these comments on like Twitter and stuff.
	They're like, look, I don't like Sargon button.
	You're cancer.
	And as bad as I am, I'll never be as bad as them.
	Can you start talking like UKIP is going to win so it becomes a self-filling prophecy, please?
	Hashtag retake Gibraltar, hashtag retake parliament.
	Well, I don't know what's going to happen.
	No one knows what's going to happen.
	I guess we'll see.
	You're welcome, X-Ray Spects.
	Thank you very much.
	That's exactly why the media was so against Trump.
	He wasn't a political insider.
	was a capitalist with enough money to run for office.
	I'm not a billionaire, but, uh, I've, I've gotten, and then it's honestly right.
	Thanks.
	Thanks to everyone who's ever donated to me in any capacity and watches my videos.
	Because this has given me enough money to be able to continue this campaign without relying on anything from UKIP.
	You know, I haven't taken a penny from them and I don't need it.
	Because I have enough to be able to do this.
	And so I'm going to.
	Nothing is so permanent as a temporary government program, Milton Friedman.
	Prophecy.
	Absolute prophecy.
	Organize your super chat time.
	It's Sunday, man.
	Share some funny stuff for us next time.
	We love you, man.
	Don't waste your voice on trash.
	Progressives are regressives.
	Yeah, well, I think I've been doing some good stuff recently.
	Have some money to annoy Mike.
	Oh, I can hear him yowling all the way from Luton.
	Must be a cat owner for your citizenship.
	Super chat service not required.
	That's correct.
	Good luck with the campaign.
	Thank you.
	Hope this helps the campaign.
	Shit, no, thank you.
	Man, all this foreign election meddling.
	Thoughts on Jacob Riesmog?
	I like Jacob Riesmog.
	I wish he would show some spine and stop cucking to the media.
	Will he be prime minister?
	He seems the most rational.
	I don't know.
	I think the Conservative Party is about to pancake into itself.
	No taxation without representation.
	That's basically my opposition to the European Union.
	Looks like it's time for the working class Brits to have a tea party.
	And then people go, oh, but you're running for an MEP.
	It's like, yeah, but I don't get to set the legislation.
	Did you not listen to Tony Ben talking about it?
	You know, we get to say, oh, please, sir, can we have some more?
	You know, I'll be using it as a platform to raise all these issues, basically.
	You know, because there's very little that an individual MEP can do.
	You know, I spoke to all the MEPs when I was there.
	I saw how the system worked.
	There is very little an MEP can do.
	You have to be part of the integrated structure, basically.
	UKIP, obviously not being part of the integrated structure, got very little done.
	Keep up the great work, Sargon.
	American here cheering for Brexit.
	UKIP has controlled ops and a false flag operation now.
	The true voice of Leave is the Brexit Party.
	Oh, yeah.
	If that's the case, why is the mainstream media patting Farage on the back?
	All of the remainers are like, oh, yes, you should listen to the Brexit Party.
	Bullshit, mate.
	The Brexit Party is the vehicle of Farage's ego.
	But on the plus side, at least for Farage's ego, if going to do one useful thing, and that's push for Brexit, it won't address any of the other problems at all, ever.
	Just be aware of that.
	Like I said, I don't want to go against the Brexit party.
	Like, I don't want to attack them or anything like that.
	Let them do what they want to do.
	I'm going to do what I want to do.
	I'm happy to have, like, you know, separate but equal in that regard.
	But don't give me that crap.
	UKIP is not controlled.
	UKIP is the only one that's not controlled ops, in my opinion, because UKIP don't have billionaire donors.
	Thank you, Sabat.
	You're my role model?
	God, you can find better role models than me, I promise you.
	But thank you while they're spinning.
	Thanks, Tobias.
	What's your thoughts on the Liberal Democrats?
	Weak, not liberal.
	Don't care about democracy.
	Are they left leaning or also center?
	Yeah, they're sort of centre-leftists, but they're remainers.
	And they have nothing.
	They have nothing of any value to say these days.
	It's a real disappointment.
	They basically agree to social justice, morality.
	It's really sad.
	Any possibility of coming to Cheltenham?
	It's a Liberal Democrat and remains stronghold, and we think would make some interesting content.
	I could see what we can do.
	I'm not the one organizing the schedule.
	How long have we seen no-go zones pushing to become their own countries and aligning with other sharia law countries?
	Also referred to on the mainstream media as alternative media from now on.
	You're the mainstream.
	Well, we're not quite the mainstream yet because of the number of mainstream outlets.
	But we're on the rise.
	And they're not.
	Keep doing the great work and good luck on your MEP Ron.
	Hope to see you in Sweden sometime.
	Thanks.
	I'll do my best.
	How do you know if a pirate is gay?
	Because he's always after another man's booty.
	Yuck yuck.
	I don't know which is the bigger insult, being called evil or being called a buffoon.
	Being called evil.
	Being a buffoon, people can change that.
	I don't know what that was in response to.
	Wait, no, we can't.
	We like you, but maybe not the party.
	We are collusion-free.
	We love the content.
	We'll DD on D-Life soon.
	Not for a while, I'm afraid.
	But thank you anyway.
	And thanks, Paul.
	My brother Joff the Egg introduced me to you.
	I'm so glad.
	Thanks, man.
	Really appreciate that.
	Love the Zero Fucks Given running announcement.
	If I were a Brit, you'd have my vote.
	Thank you.
	Do you hear about the diversity hire problem in Microsoft?
	I did not.
	I'm going to whack that in a browser because that sounds interesting.
	That could be a thinkery video, couldn't it?
	That sounds like a good laugh.
	If you do get into office, please help teachers.
	Teachers across the Anglosphere are being attacked and injured by students of colour.
	Districts refuse to expel these students for PC reasons.
	I will definitely look into that.
	Just five verts, let you know that you have at least one Muslim fan that thinks you have every right to criticize us.
	Big love for New Zealand.
	Thanks, Carol.
	And honestly, mate, Muslims have every right to criticize us in return as well.
	If they want to denounce us for being insufficiently Islamic or whatever reason, go ahead.
	Go ahead.
	We're all open to this.
	You need to make a t-shirt saying, I will not apologize.
	And on the back, say, you dirty, dirty smear merchants.
	Maybe.
	Let me know in the comments if that's something I should do.
	Barnabas Fund, Christian Charity helps persecute Christians.
	There you go.
	Barnabas Fund.
	Communism equals chaotic evil.
	Liberalism equals neutral.
	That's correct.
	That's absolutely correct.
	Neutral good, I would say, is actually liberalism.
	Because it's an organizing principle.
	And it's, I think, a moral good.
	And it is committed to neutrality.
	It's lawful, you know.
	Communism is chaotic evil, though.
	They don't want any kind of state, any kind of order.
	No borders, no barriers.
	No boundaries.
	Respect the truth.
	Respect how you're saying it.
	Respect your cheers, mate.
	Thanks, Kyle.
	You remind me of Milo without the pedo.
	Look, right, this is something that I'm honestly, again, ashamed that the Republicans have done to Milo because Milo was the victim of this.
	He was the victim of it.
	And how he rationalizes that in his head is not for me to judge, in my opinion.
	You know, it's like he can say that he was the one in control of it and he was initiating it all he wants.
	I don't agree with him, but I can't take that away from him because that will damage his psyche, I think.
	And I don't want to damage his psyche.
	I like Milo, you know, but he is not, he's spent a good deal of his time.
	I think he's outed like four high-profile pedos in his time.
	You know, so I don't, I, I think that, um, I think that people need to start really re-evaluating what the smear campaign against Milo was about because it was definitely a smear campaign by like the Reagan battalion or something.
	I wouldn't even vote against you.
	Thank you.
	Nationalists have to stand together against the globalists.
	Paradoxical, but yet still true.
	Yeah, that's completely true, Markod.
	How cool would it be if the European Union made up an entirely new language for their countries?
	In which way, that way they could choose which words they wanted and make new ones mashed together, form old ones.
	It's not really the way language works.
	They did that with Asperanto, I think it was, but it never caught on because people, like, they use language as is useful to them.
	And I mean, like, it's hard to justify imposing a language on people as well.
	And that's one of the reasons I hit all these new gender roles because they are an imposition of what is basically a method of communication, like a language.
	But I must punch the Nazis.
	No, John.
	You are the Nazis.
	And then John was the fascist.
	Yeah, exactly.
	You know, that's exactly it.
	Best of luck in the elections.
	I wish we had someone like you in Ireland.
	Love, here.
	Thank you.
	I can't pronounce that name.
	Dejiere.
	Meddling money.
	Plus, Reddit quarantine made me sad.
	Man, I don't know what the hell that was for.
	Like, I don't use the Reddit.
	You know, it's like a sort of like subscriber run Reddit.
	And it's not that I'm against that.
	You know, I'm going to go do an AMA on Reddit at some point.
	I will do an AMA on Reddit, I promise.
	YouTuber is running for Office of the Future.
	Super Chat just to piss off Mike Stugbury.
	Keep up the good job.
	Thank you very much, everyone.
	Greetings from Mexico City.
	Man, you guys are all over the world.
	I can't get over it.
	But right, no more, please.
	I swear to God.
	I need to go and get that salad.
	I'm just sat there, like, waiting for the salad.
	And I would review you, Sexy Beast.
	Fully support everything you're doing.
	Thank you very much.
	Long time viewer from California here to meddle in the election with my foreign funds.
	Do you support any Premier League team care who wins?
	I'm actually not a football follower, which puts me outside of a lot of tribes.
	But on the plus side, it means I'm not getting attacked by a lot of people.
	Thank you, Steve.
	Gunlord of the Imperium of Mankind.
	Silicon Valley is the modern East India trading company, and we're the pirates of the internet.
	Oh, that's an interesting analogy.
	I like that.
	Please ban anime, my lord.
	Man, I would honestly death to weebs.
	See, that's a meme, and I'm going to get in trouble for that.
	Do you like lollicon waifus?
	No.
	I find them rather disgusting.
	Sorry.
	Don't sell yourself short.
	There's a dearth of strong role models for younger men in the audience, especially in the political, historical, and philosophical spheres.
	Thank you.
	Keep up the fight.
	I certainly will.
	Much love from Swedishan.
	I'm so sorry to hear it.
	Happy Easter.
	Awesome definition of Jess Phillips.
	Keep living rent-free.
	I will do my best.
	For the war chest, Deus Vault, bring on the body pillows.
	Oh, God.
	Kill me now.
	I did see the edited video from Mike Stugbury trying to make me sound like old right.
	Alt right.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I talked about it earlier.
	Grab yourself some beard die.
	You're going a bit gray, mate.
	I know, man.
	I know.
	But that's what happens when you get the full force of Westminster coming after you.
	Jake's aside, love your work.
	Keep it up.
	People ask me if I'm into politics.
	I say, I'll watch you in Dankium.
	The reactions are priceless.
	Good.
	Thank you.
	Synonymous, you're right.
	The mother country is more cucked than Canada.
	I donated.
	Please make historic content soon, man.
	I can't wait to.
	I cannot wait to.
	Helen Dale interview was the closest.
	Throughout the whole thing, we didn't mean to go on for like an hour and a half, but I was just having such a good time.
	I haven't seen the Peterson and Zizik debate.
	I need to get on it.
	I just haven't done it yet.
	I'm here if you need a bodyguard, brother.
	Thanks, man.
	Luxury communism, we free head culturizes.
	I'm really sorry.
	My girlfriend's granddad is a Tory counselor.
	I'm trying to convert him to UKIP.
	He's not resisting, but still a Tory.
	Well, just keep up the good work.
	Just keep making persuasive arguments.
	Say, look, Brexit party are not going to deal with these issues.
	You know, keep up the good job from Mexico City.
	Right.
	Okay, right.
	I think I've got to the end.
	Thank you very much, everyone, for watching.
	I really appreciate it.
	I hope you've had a good time.
	Thank you very much, everyone, for donating.
	My God, I can't tell you how much I appreciate it.
	And you are the guys who give me the freedom to be able to do crazy things like running for office as an MEP.
	If it wasn't for you guys, I couldn't do any of this.
	So, thank you very much.
	I honestly, I can't tell you how much I appreciate your support because, man, if I Can only imagine how awful it is for someone who's just like a private citizen to suddenly wake up one day and find that all of the media is coming after them, you know, raising a giant rabble against them.
	And if I didn't have you guys at my back, man, it would be terrifying.
	It would be terrifying.
	And I can see why people bend the knee.
	I can see why they do.
	But I am not going to bend the knee.
	I'm not going to just let it go.
	We're going to keep going.
	We are going to win this.

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