May 16, 2024 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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ASSASSINATION? EU Shoots Populist Leader for RESISTING Migration Policies | Guest: Anna McGovern
As the EU ramps up their attempts to force mass migration even further, and the WHO consolidates their power around pandemic responses globally — you can expect the elites to do everything they can to squash dissent. Robert Fico, prime minister of Slovakia, was shot in an assassination attempt today — not much longer after he spoke out against some of these unilateral power grabs.
The face of Europe and the Western world is changing RAPIDLY — is that a good thing? And are you even allowed to discuss it without being banned from social media, banks, and ostracized from polite society?
Commentator Anna McGovern joins us TONIGHT on NIGHTLY OFFENSIVE!
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Well, don't resist the European Union's demands to erase all white people from the continent.
If you do, you might find yourself shot.
Robert Fico, Slovakian prime minister, is in life-threatening condition after being shot multiple times.
I want to remind you guys that this is the prime minister who said, you know what?
It's okay to be white.
Not only that, it's good to be white.
He resisted the WHO pandemic treaty.
He spoke out against vaccines and just last month was in a fight with the EU saying, you know, Germany, you can enjoy your brown shit stain of a country with machete attacks and rapes and all of the fun gangs that like to attack women.
But in Slovakia, we're going to remain European.
Well, as we're going to find out today, remaining European comes at a cost, perhaps the cost of your life.
My guest that'll be on later in the show today, Anna McGovern.
She is an awesome commentator and podcast host.
We have so much to unpack here today about the state of the world, white replacement, and so much more here on Knightly Offensive.
I'm Elijah Schaefer.
It's approximately 10.15 p.m. Eastern Time in the United States.
Let's start the show.
All right, as I just mentioned, we're talking about the fight for our lives.
It's getting insane.
We already resisted the scandemic and everything that went on with the forced injections.
And now they're trying to flood our countries with people who literally hate us, don't want to integrate with us.
And ultimately, if you resist, you might get killed.
My guest today, Anna McGovern, welcome back to Sight the Offensive.
I am a podcast host for AW.today, which is a conservative media group based in Australia.
But we will be expanding to the UK and the US, which I am very, very excited about.
I will actually be back in the UK next week as well.
I'll be on Talk TV once a week on the Friday night show, which I'm very excited about.
And as well, recently, what you might have seen on Twitter, I was recently campaigning with Billboard Chris in the streets of Sydney and in Melbourne as well with the sign, children cannot consent to puberty blockers, and getting the reaction from the Australian public, which you can imagine was not very supportive of his messaging.
Yeah, so when I first went up to him, which is in the, it's in my pins tweet on Twitter as well, he happened to be staying a few minutes.
He happened to be campaigning a few minutes away from where I was staying.
So I thought, oh, go over and say hi.
And then when I first met him, I could tell in his face that he thought I was a bit of a leftist.
I was going to be against his messaging, which I think is probably the normal reaction you'd get from young women because they're mostly going to be against this.
So, I'm probably a bit of a rare person to actually be in supporting his messaging compared to the other people that he spoke to on the streets.
But then, yeah, no, we had a really good discussion and it ended up getting over 2 million views on Twitter.
Elon Musk supporting it as well and reposting it, which is very cool.
And after that, he invited me to come to Sydney with him in Newtown and actually speak to the public there.
And again, very mixed reactions, but a lot of shock from the public as well with me being there because they don't normally think a 22-year-old girl would actually be in support of his messaging.
A lot of the young women that I spoke to as well, they said that, you know, they said that they were against what he was saying because children at any age can know when they are a different gender to what they're biologically born with.
So I actually spoke to one woman who said children as young as four spiritually know their gender, like four years old, which she was about to be a mother as well.
So that was to me, that was one of the most shocking conversations I'd had.
I mean, genuinely, by the state, of course, as we're not going to promote violence itself.
But I'm just saying, I did see that.
Now, that's why I'm happy to have you on here because, okay, obviously, you're from Europe.
We're in a crown colony.
Eurovision just happened.
Europa Papa or whatever they're calling it today went down.
But we've got to talk about this story.
So, okay, as you know, Anna, and as I know, it's not popular to resist the global order.
And we're at the stage now where they'll just kill you.
We saw that with Shinzo Abe or Abe in Japan.
He resisted the immigration despite the declining population.
They shot him and killed him with a makeshift gun.
This man, if you don't know why to care about Slovakia, it's because white is right in our countries, we have the right to our countries, and they're trying to take it away from us.
Now, before we even talk about the assassination attempt, what's going on and how they're responding to this, I just want to play a little clip here of this man from Slovakia, the prime minister, and some of what he was just saying just a little while ago.
And then we'll talk about a little more complicated reason of why I think they tried to kill him and what this means for the nation.
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The war against COVID-19 was not safe for the whole community.
The media wrote about it, and now I'm going to cite it, that every one who needs to be attacked would have to be attacked from the disease as a pig.
But it should also be used to use the force, if no one has to be attacked by the war against COVID-19.
Today it shows us that our free view of the war against COVID-19, a hard to break people's rights, was effective and effective.
One of the other is that they are not responsible for the consequences of the war against COVID-19.
I'm going to say, as a president of the United States, I'm going to say that I'm going to say, that I'm going to say that some of the people of the United States must be in the political direction, and I'm going to say, what the government of the United States has been in the past, and to look at the financial side of the financial, which is also very important to purchase from the public health and vaccines.
I would like to say, that SLOD will not support the right of the SDGs on the sovereign state in the United States.
I would like to say, that this issue could only be thought of the unrighteous pharmaceutical companies, who started to take advantage of some governments against the necessary vaccination.
According to the SLO, the cost of such international agreements is the support of the World Health Organization.
And I do not believe that the sovereign sloven political parties are the support of such international agreements.
So the number one thing before we even go into his immigration policy, he just recently said he was launching an investigation into the mismanagement of his European country during the pandemic.
You know, the waste of money.
He's talking about the way medical devices were purchased, aka corruption.
We know this, right?
Including the great intubation machines that they, you know, were paying millions of dollars for that were never used.
The buying of vaccines, the pushing of this stuff on the public.
I mean, right there, you know, first and foremost that all of these Western countries are scared shitless.
That whether you're a governor or prime minister, everyone who committed crimes against their people have been resigning or have been deposed.
There is such a lack of accountability that I believe just on that alone, launching an investigation into the crimes against humanity, which is what they were, would be enough to assassinate this person.
Because you were in the UK, right, during the pandemic, mostly.
When I was in the UK during all of this, they were massively pushing for everyone to get the vaccine.
And if you didn't take the COVID vaccine, you would actually be excluded from society.
You would be banned from going to certain places unless you had your vaccine passport on you.
And even if you didn't want to take the vaccine, or for some medical reason, you weren't actually able to, you still had to, you would still be exempt from going to certain places.
And they were massively pushing this forward.
I think, as well, from what we then saw from the leaked WhatsApp messages from some senior ministers in the government at the time, they were actually using tactics to scare the public into compliance, to scare them and say, well, COVID will kill you if you don't comply with our rules.
And yet, they couldn't follow the rules that they set for the public to follow.
They were like, I mean, that's what they get down to in Congress, but they were having straight-up parties while they weren't letting people go to funerals.
Yep, they were having parties, wine and shoes, and everything.
Yet you've got people cramped in apartments who can't even see their family, who can't see their loved ones for so long, and yet they were partying it up in the government, which I just think is completely disrespectful.
The fact that they set these rules and said to the public, if you don't follow them, you will essentially get very ill or even die or kill, you know, vulnerable people around you who could be more at risk from COVID.
And yet they were then breaking their own rules because they knew fundamentally that what they were setting was not completely against what they actually believed.
And the fact as well that what they said the risk of COVID was wasn't necessarily the case because they couldn't even follow their own rules.
So yeah, I just honestly, I think what they did, it was absolutely shambolic during that time.
And then as well, Boris has now been given his own show as well.
Like he's now been, he's almost been redeemed by the public and being made out to be this, you know, this very forgivable person.
Oh, you know, it was a really difficult time.
I think that we should be putting these people in a spotlight and actually holding them accountable because I think for so many people as well, after 2020, so many people woke up to all of the madness, which is now why so many people are against actually signing on to the pandemic tree.
Sorry, the WHO treaty that they're now releasing.
I've spoken to so many people who are very skeptical about their own country signing on to it in case you see a repeat of anything like this again.
They've just completely lost trust and faith in them.
And that's why I want to remind people, you know, I remember during the scandemic, right?
They're trying to cover this up.
But my favorite thing was, was not only was it hard to get into a hospital if you had another sickness, but then everybody had COVID.
You remember that?
Like no matter what, like I just had a cold while I was in America and maybe it was COVID.
Who gives a crap?
I don't care.
But they were acting like it was a problem.
And then they also withheld basic treatments like antibiotics and they killed people by giving them remdesivir, putting them on breathing machines.
Like the malpractice is already one of the number one killers.
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So as Anna McGoverns, my guest, as we're talking about this, you know, I want to bring this up because there's a video of this of this shooting or this attempted shooting right here from this concerned citizen posted this.
The prime minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, has just been shot in public.
This comes only days after he was formally and publicly rejected the pandemic treaty.
Here's what happened.
I see the tag RT.
Isn't it weird that in the West, in order to get accurate reporting about anti-white, anti-Western ideas, that we have to look to RT and other foreign publications because Sky News, because Fox, these publications claim to be pro-Western, pro-Australian, pro-UK, pro-America, but they're constantly lying to us.
And the thing is, is like, why would it not be a big deal that a foreign leader was assassinated?
Most people don't even know this happened.
I mean, he's in critical condition.
But Slovakia is a European country.
It's a significant nation.
It's a part of the EU.
Why is it that the fact that we're looking at this and we're not hearing about it, you have to hear about it from a shitty podcast, like slightly offensive?
I mean, it's not exactly, I mean, and it wasn't even top news, you know, on the media.
No, and I think citizen journalism is actually going to lead the way forward, actually being on the ground and filming what is happening.
We've seen time and time again, you know, these mainstream outlets are actively with their reporting, they're hiding the facts.
And actually, the reporting that they do is not actually the truth in what you're seeing on the ground.
And I think as well, when we see citizen journalists, they're actually going to the location, they're actually capturing what happened, they're reporting the truth.
And I think more and more, we're actually going to be relying on these people to actually be there and tell us what is going on.
Because if you think that the mainstream is going to tell you the truth, I think, you know, I think we're lying to ourselves.
Well, and you know, and so I want to, and I agree with you.
I want to bring this up.
I mean, we're going to wrap up this story and switch.
We're going to try to hit four or five good stories today.
But the reason why I want to bring this up is it's not just the resistance of the pandemic treaty and the investigations.
But check this out.
I remember a month ago, we were talking a little bit about this.
Reuters posted Reuters is one of the largest Zionist news organizations.
They're for globalization.
They love the replacement.
They're all for it.
And they were getting mad at the prime minister saying Slovakia will not implement the new EU immigration rules.
And what's interesting about this is like they were hitting on him.
This is during the time the EU was arguing that anti-migration speech is hate speech.
And they were trying to put a new rule in order that any networks that facilitated guests who were anti-migration could be shut down or fined.
This is EU legislation.
Now, obviously, the UK left the EU, but you know, let's leave it up to right-wing media like GB News to fire every single qualified person that actually cares about the country.
I'm talking about Lawrence Fox.
We're talking about Calvin Robinson.
I mean, if you really do care about the West, they'll still fire you.
I mean, Tucker Carlson, you could be as talented as the greatest man on earth.
They will remove you.
And they were saying this, hey, look, this guy is actually resisting the replacement.
I'd love to know because to me, when I looked at the main cities in England, I looked at five of the top populated cities.
I think almost all of them, except for one, was 38%, are foreign-born currently.
So the whole UK itself is still majority, you know, English, Englishmen, or at least, you know, whatever, people from the UK.
But your major cities have sort of fallen already.
Like, these policies are irreversible, it seems, without mass deportations.
And I don't think the public has the stomach for it.
And it reminds me of a story that happened in the UK, I believe it was last week, where Anita Muki was stabbed in broad daylight by 22-year-old Jill Bella.
So actually, the Metropolitan Police, last time I checked, they wouldn't actually release for a start the ethnicity or the nationality of this person.
They didn't even explain why.
They just said, we're not releasing the ethnicity at this time, even though, like, you know, everyone was, you know, commenting about it online or social media and they're refusing.
Why are you refusing Metropolitan Police?
I'd love to know.
And I think this just proves as well that for a start, gatekeeping that.
Secondly, you're not even safe to walk around in your capital city in the middle of the day doing your shopping without risk of being stabbed.
So what had happened was he tried to steal this grandmother's handbag.
She resisted and then he stabbed her three times.
And then the irony of all of this as well, the Metropolitan Police actually cited this as an isolated incidence.
This stabbing, even though knife crime is going up at an exponential rate in London, they said, oh, yeah, this particular stabbing happening in the middle of the day is just an isolated incident, which I just, I just think is completely disrespectful to her and to her friends and family who are now having to grieve this loss.
And the fact as well, you're just not safe walking around there anymore.
It's getting completely dangerous.
And Sadiq Khan has now been, you know, he's been now brought in for a third term as mayor of London when he's completely failed to handle this crisis, even recently joking about it as well, you know, as if it wasn't important, as if it wasn't something that was in reality happening at such a scale that it is in London.
I genuinely don't know how he's going to handle us.
I don't think he's going to at all.
And I think it's going to keep getting worse and worse before it gets better.
And I just, I genuinely, it's horrific what's happening.
And yeah, I think to be honest, the only answer might even be mass deportations or actually getting a handle of the immigration crisis, which I think many people are actually too scared to bring up because if you do, you're, you're being racist.
But the thing is about being racist and why being racism is actually good.
And people don't understand this is racism was a tool that our ancestors, you know, and everyone have developed.
And racism is a disingenuous statement because really what they do is they're accusing white people only of being discriminatory.
But discrimination is one of the most effective tools for public safety.
I mean, part of the reason why our soldiers wear different uniforms is literally so you can discriminate who's your ally and who's your enemy.
Like these words have been given negative connotations, but they're not negative and we can't let them own them because, you know, without discriminating, I mean, you go to the you go to the supermarket and you discriminate between what fruit looks good and is ripe and what doesn't.
I mean, the idea of discrimination itself is literally your greatest effective tool towards living a quality life.
And then racism, the idea that there's a difference between races and that some things and races do not mesh together is not only a good thing, it's inherently undeniable.
So we're viewing it.
You go, you're racist.
Do you mean I'm noticing the fact that you can't bring in these third world Muslims from these countries and that we do not integrate well?
They are not our allies.
These Hindus and like, look, Tommy Robinson, friend of mine, but he's saying, oh, well, you know, the Sikhs and the Hindus, you know, we got to invite them in or whatever.
They're fine.
No, we don't.
We don't need to invite any of these people in.
They're not welcome in our country.
I'm sorry.
They're not.
And people go, well, that's really xenophobic.
Yes, it is.
But xenophobia isn't bad either.
Because what you're saying is you're not genocidal.
You're not saying, oh, we should kill Sikhs.
You're not saying we should kill Hindus.
You're not saying if Hindus want to visit, they're not welcome to come into my shop.
You're not saying you wouldn't rent a home if a Hindu was working at a diplomatic office that you're going to discriminate and not rent.
You're not saying that under special circumstances, a Hindu might not be welcomed into the country.
What you're saying is, is Hindus need to live in a Hindu society to function and to be happy.
I mean, we should not be importing people who cannot assimilate into our culture, who do not share our values.
And crime normally in the countries that they're coming from is rampant.
And then we're just importing the problem into our own country.
So don't be shocked then when crime is going up at such an exponential rate because we are importing people that don't share our values and will never be fully assimilated into our culture.
Well, actually, for those who've criticized it and said it was a bad portrait, which I do think it is, there's been so many people who've actually said, oh, no, like actually criticizing the people, the critics who have said, yeah, this is just a terrible portrait.
So I'm surprised about the backlash.
Personally, I just think it's a very unfortunate portrait.
It looks like there's blood around him.
It looks like all you can see is his face and just red everywhere.
It's almost like that they painted him and then made a mistake and just said, oh, we'll just throw some red over it.
Like, I genuinely don't understand why people think this is good because, you know, it just literally just looks like someone's chucked red paints all over him.
And then she's like, oh, well, I'm like, yeah, no, we don't believe in daycare.
She got all offended.
People in these countries, like, they can't even compute.
The European mind cannot compute raising your own children.
Like, because homeschooling is not really a thing, right?
And so they don't really contemplate that.
And it's like, when I think about Europe and these countries, they've been so sold the lie of globalism, of metropolitanism, of like this sort of egalitarian society.
I don't think they understand.
They see America as being like backwards and everything.
But in reality, their countries aren't much better off.
Like, yeah, they don't have mass shootings in schools, but by the population size of the United States, they have similar levels of violence.
And also, try having African Americans in your country.
That's what causes the problems in America.
It's not white people causing the problems.
Look at the crime stats.
It's Hispanics and blacks committing almost all of the crime in the U.S.
So if you were, you know, if you remove blacks and Hispanics from the U.S., we have lower crime than Norway.
I mean, that's just a truth.
So white people don't really commit crime in the U.S.
The U.S. is not backwards.
I just feel like when I talk to Europeans, when I talk to crown colonies, you're an exception.
Right, you're not the norm.
How does that make you feel?
The fact that like, everyone's bought the lie and you're this girl that's like hey, maybe being a feminist bitch isn't the best option for the world, and i've had so much hate for saying that as well i've.
I actually commented that a couple of weeks ago on someone's um, I think someone's real, where I said um, you know, feminism is the biggest lie sold to women and I got so much hate for saying that.
But it's true and I would say that I for me personally, I would say i'm probably quite rare in the Uk to have these opinions, because the majority of the people do not.
They've kind of bought the lie especially like, I think, especially for women um, on the left side, I think women as well more empathetic, so they're more likely to kind of subscribe to the left-wing ideology and, to be honest, can you blame them?
It's sold everywhere in the mainstream media online, social media um, as social media, I think, is the biggest cancer for this as well.
You've got these kind of.
You've got very basic infographics uh published, aimed at young people and with very you know, very banile points that aren't really backed up with statistics or any research and people just sort of follow along with it.
The examples, black lives.
You know, black lives matter.
Back in 2020, during the covert pandemic, on a certain date you had to post your black box on social media or you're racist and people attending those marches as well um, just to stand up for, you know, Blm and everything, without much of an understanding behind it.
I think many people they kind of just subscribe to it and follow along because that's what you're told to do and actually, if you've got anyone questioning it, you are told, oh my god, you're this terrible person like.
I've genuinely received so much abuse um, just for sticking up against it, just for standing up against it, even asking questions.
I've had so much abuse, and I think that just kind of demonstrates the way that the Uk is going at the moment.
And also one thing I just wanted to touch on, a point that you said about, um, you know the preschool, did you say nursery?
Yeah yeah yeah, um.
So in the Uk, what I read as well was that the government is actually pushing the um sexual education to year five, so they're making it.
So you have to be about around nine years old to learn about it, and I think previously it was about year three, my understanding, if my understanding is correct, and so many comments were saying, how are they going to learn?
What if there's a child being groomed?
What if a child is sexually assaulted?
How are they going to learn about this?
What about the parents?
Are the parents not involved?
Are you expecting schools to raise your children, or should the parents actually be getting involved and actually raising the children themselves?
I think there's this sort of expectation that you send your child to school and the teachers will just raise the child for you, which I think fundamentally should not be the case.
Parents should be actively involved with their children and their well-being and actually raising them, rather than just dumping them off at school and expecting a teacher to do it for you.
Well, that's how you know we're so wasted and gone as a society because, like, I'll watch conservatives.
It's funny.
I always tell people, I'm not even a conservative myself, but I feel more conservative than a lot of people because I look at the idea of schooling and it's like, oh, you know, they've ruined our public schools.
No, no, we shouldn't even have public schools.
Like, parents, mothers should be raising their children.
That's ultimately what should be going on.
And you don't need these schools because the point is, is that, yes, did they all start bad?
No.
Could a good public school system, perhaps with a nationalist identity, you know, be of some benefit?
Perhaps.
But there's nothing that you couldn't also do without government-funded programs, which I don't even believe in.
But like, you know, you could put your kid, let's not talk about modern Boy Scouts, but you could put your son in, you know, traditional Boy Scouts.
You could, you know, put your son in church groups.
Like, there's things you can do to get the same social interactions, the same environment.
And parents being like, well, you know, I don't know how to raise my kid.
It's like, cause you're retarded too, because you were raised in the public school system.
So you don't even know how to function.
And so you don't know how to raise a kid.
How hard is it to raise a child?
Like, even my wife's dyslexic.
If she's like, why would I trust someone to teach my like son about like arithmetic and basic science?
Like what even is the point of any of this stuff?
And why do they need to be in a state-funded school?
I go, it's just a lie to ensure your child is indoctrinated because what's the first thing they teach kids?
Well, dinosaurs were 90 million years ago or whatever the number they've invented this year.
The first thing they do is to get your kid to detach themselves from God, think of time as infinite.
And when time is infinite, then you are nothing.
You are pointless and you are valueless.
And when you get a kid to think that he's just a little blip in the middle of this endless timeline, you remove his significance and his value and you threaten his purpose.
And so there's a lot to do.
There's a lot of aspects to this.
But really state-sponsored schools to get kids to think uniformly, to dumb them down, and to get them to not think independently.
Because when you're raised by your family, you don't just get taught.
You get ingrained with values.
And that's what they've removed is kids do not have values.
And quite frankly, if you go to an average classroom in the UK, in Australia, or in the United States, in Canada, kids aren't learning anything.
So I can bring a couple of personal anecdotes to this.
I've worked in state and private school sectors before.
So when I was 19, I actually worked as a substitute teacher.
So it's one of those jobs where you'd get called on the day.
And if a teacher wasn't available to work, they call you in and say, oh, go to this school and you're going to be covering this lesson these times.
And then I remember going into this school.
There were over 40 children in this classroom.
And I must have spent about 80% of the time just managing the behavior because all they would do is just screaming, shouting, laughing with one another.
And there was absolutely no control, like no control with them whatsoever.
And what I felt really sad actually seeing was there were some quieter kids who were actually trying to get on and learn, but they just couldn't because of all of the chaos going on around them.
And then it made me really sad because what if you've got a child in there who is really achieving well in that class?
Or alternatively, a child who is struggling, for example, like basic arithmetic, English, whatever.
You would never be able to tell because there's so much going on and all of these kids just completely out of control.
But then that's what happens when you put over 40 young children in a classroom together and just 19 year old me having to control, you know, like children who are only a few years younger than me at the time, which I just thought was insane.
And then I can also bring in a personal anecdote as well from a private school sector.
So I worked at a boarding school where you'd get international students all over the world and families sending their children over.
And there were a couple of children who would go into school, say, identifying as a boy, and then, sorry, they, sorry, they go into school, they are a boy biologically, but they go into school identifying as a girl.
And the parents did not know.
The teachers hid it actively from the parents.
And we were told as members of staff that we were not allowed to tell the parents either.
We would actually have to actively, so they'd have to use the dead name, they call it, for the child every time we would communicate with the parents.
But then the child was actually identifying with a different name and a different gender entirely.
And the teachers and the pastoral staff were actively hiding it from the parents.
Imagine you're sending your child thousands of thousands of miles away to a different school in a different country, and you have no idea about this going on, which was the first time I started to hear about gender ideology in schools and it actively happening in front of me as an example.
And then that's when I started to really educate myself on these issues.
There was also a young child I met who actually went through the full transition, who was 14 years old, the full transition with the surgery as well.
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As we're talking about school with Anna McGovern here and what's going on, I did want to bring up something crazy.
You know, we're talking about this multiculturalism, and check this out.
I don't know if this is Brampton or where this is in Canada.
The neighbors to the north, eh?
Look at the police department and you tell me are something something happening in this in Canada that we don't know about
I like the one like royal mounted guard back there is the white guy Like, look, this is what I mean by multiculturalism.
A lot of Sikhs are nice people, okay?
And I know plenty of Sikh people, and they're very kind.
Okay, I'm not making a judgment that because you're a Sikh or because you are brown, that you're inherently valueless, or that you wouldn't be a great neighbor, or I couldn't be friends with you.
What it is, is a question of identity.
It's a question of the identity, not just of individuals, but the identity of a nation, which is why I've said there should be no problem, even in a populist nationalist society, of a Sikh person visiting.
There's nothing in my body that sees a turban and immediately goes, Hey, I hate you.
What I do begin to hate, though, is when you're taking away and you're stripping the identity of Canadians, of Canada, this Anglo-Celtic background, these individuals.
And you go, What do you mean?
It's like, well, already you're wearing turbans instead of the hat.
Part of the identity of Canada is these royal mounted police.
We have our Western hats in the UK, in the United States.
We have a look.
Well, what?
We can't, they can't wear those hats because they have to religiously not cut their hair and wear these turbans, which, again, I respect all the power to you, brother, but not in my country because we're not Sikh.
And that's when you bring in these traditions, it changes the identity of your country.
Well, what's the importance of identity?
Everything.
A man's purpose.
A boy dresses up as a cop.
What does he wear?
A hat, not a turban.
Okay?
You're taking away the purpose, the vision, the longevity of a country, and you create confusion.
Multiculturalism not only creates an increase of crime, it not only causes an increase of other related offenses, violence, but it also leads to social destruction because a non-unified society of non-unified background means non-unified goals, which means division, which means control.
And that's what it's about.
Really, I know that Zionists hate white people, the ones, and there's a whole story on that.
I mean, you know, there's a whole reason, and they're moving these people into our countries to destroy us.
But also, there is something a little bit biblical and end-of-the-world apocalyptic about it too, because ultimately, what they're trying to do is remove populism, nationalism for control to move towards a one-world government or at least a unified one-Western government, right?
So they don't want this.
And part of the way they do that is by creating this multiculturalism.
And the EU said Europe will be multicultural, which really we know just means less white.
Okay.
It just means not white.
And that's fucked up.
You know, you racist shitheads for trying to remove white people.
These people should all be killed by the state.
Every single leader who's involved in the replacement of white people in their own country should be hung by the state.
And again, because YouTube will say you're promoting violence, no, I'm not asking anyone to go kill anyone.
No, I'm saying they're traitors to their own country, and the punishment for treason should be death.
And that's reality.
It's been like that for millennia.
It should remain like that.
And the fact that we have traitors making those of us who are populist nationalists appear to be the traitors, it's scandalous.
You know, I'd be interested if there's like any pathways for example, is that the Canadian police you say?
Is there like you know black or ethnic minority scheme to get into the police?
Because I see that so much in workplaces now.
You know, if you're black, if you're an ethnic minority from a marginalized group, you can actually get special treatment for just for being black or an ethnic minority or identifying as such.
Like I remember at my university, I studied English and there were certain schemes at my department where you could only be black or an ethnic minority to apply to them.
And there were actually very limited options for if you weren't black or an ethnic minority.
Actually, with my course as well, which was interesting, I must have been, there might have been two other white people in my course studying English and then the rest were Muslim or like black, ethnic minority, all of that.
And then all of the opportunities available by department were specifically for black and ethnic minorities.
I remember there was one specific one that I really wanted to apply for and I emailed saying, look, I'm not a black or an ethnic minority student.
I'm white.
I'm English.
Am I allowed to apply for this?
And I was told that I could try and apply, but preference would be given to black and ethnic minority students.
Like, there's no such thing as trans, actually, which is a crazy idea too.
You can't be trans.
There's no, you can't transition.
You can just fuck up your face and your body with a tit job, but you're not, but you're not, you're nothing.
You're a dude with tits with bags of silicon in your chest.
You can't hijack the language.
I'm not letting you.
And I think that's what starts to happen is when it's like, like, and this is where I'm saying about being bold, is it's going, I don't care anymore about being labeled.
You guys are sick and you're destroying our country.
And I'd rather go down, thought poorly in the media, slammed in the media, destroyed by my own friends.
My own colleagues and people that I've worked with and known have done terrible things to try to destroy me because they want money, because they care about being liked and they want to be accepted.
Fuck all of those people because that's what they care about.
I don't want to be accepted.
I don't want to be liked.
I want to be truthful.
I want to be honest.
I want to be, I want to say the truth.
We're all thinking it.
And, you know, it's not a crime to speak about it.
And we need to be honest.
They're destroying our countries by removing our ethnic and homogenous society by bringing in these people who, quite frankly, do not integrate.
They do not assimilate.
And they're giving them preference.
They're stealing our homes, our social welfare, our taxes, and they're doing it at our expense.
And it's like, well, oh, you want to call me bad for fighting for my country?
Then hell yeah.
I'll be the worst motherfucker you've ever spoken to because I will go down and I will die trying.
And so I don't know.
It's like, I, my heart breaks.
You know what I mean?
Like, I'm not trying to be, it's the idea of know who you really are and don't care what they say.
They can say you're hateful.
They can say you're a racist and all this stuff.
Okay, who cares?
You know, in your heart of hearts, it's not about hating anyone.
It's about loving your own people.
And that's what they do.
They hate our people.
They hate our identity.
They hate our populism.
They hate our Christianity.
And they hate even our gender.
They hate straightness.
They hate anything that makes you healthy, whole, and independent.
And that's why they fast track these people because really the only people who can survive in a white society are white people.
Everyone else can't, they can't compete.
So they have to give them, you know, handouts.
It's really true.
And that's why the Browns complain like, oh, you know, the society is built for whites.
This reminds me of when I was at university as well.
During my time, there were so many strikes.
We barely, like, to be honest, I barely was at university and I was still paying full price for that.
And I remember one time where we had a group chat, maybe over 100 people for my department.
And I'd raised, you know, that students were being scammed out of their money because we weren't getting any refund.
And we didn't have a say over any of the strikes or lockdowns taking place with in terms of the university, you know, lessons would just be canceled with no notice.
And just for simply raising this, someone actually then started researching me and found out that I was the president of the conservative society at my university and then put that on the group chat with over 100 people there saying, this girl is the president.
She's a hateful person just because I was president of the Conservative Society.
And then all of a sudden, I was getting spammed with all of these messages with so much abuse just because I was the president of the Conservative Society.
But then I did get a couple of messages privately from a couple of people who said, I completely agree with you and I support what you're saying.
But they wouldn't put on the group chat because, again, they were scared of getting abused by these faction of students, social, you know, social justice warriors who would just come after them just for simply raising the facts that students were getting scammed out of their money and had no say over the strike action, lessons being canceled, and no refunds as well.
It's not, look, look, and this is what's funny too, is like, there's a real world consequence.
I don't know if you saw this.
Let me look this up real quickly.
There's a friend of mine.
His name's Petey.
And he is a very wealthy guy.
Let me see.
So he's a very wealthy guy.
And he, I think he was, you know, he actually invented, I think, like the first main baby formula that doesn't have any of the bad additives like corn syrup and all of the estrogen and soy products.
And of course, the federal government has tried to shut him down.
I think he did 500 million in sales and he took away a huge portion of profit from these companies that are poisoning our babies, causing androgenic and estrogenic properties to push them.
Now, what he was explaining is, check this out.
So this just happened to him.
So he had, I'm not going to say the amount, but he had high six figures bookings per month on his Airbnbs.
Okay.
So he was a super host.
And he said this, Airbnb threw me out of their community and canceled all my future guests because they deem me as a racist based on my account here on X.
So they, Airbnb, we'll go into this, just linked his X profile to his Airbnb and blocked him off the website, deleted all of his, all of his bookings, six figures of bookings, and have illegally even like withheld his tax information and everything that he can't even like file his taxes because they said he's a racist.
So he says, I even had a guest coming in this weekend.
I feel terrible that all these people have to find new lodgings last minute because they want to be woke company.
I was a super host, had 200 plus reviews and had amazing reviews from people of all ethnicities.
Never once did I discriminate against any guest.
They say because of my rants about black American females that I was discriminating, on the contrary, all I did was to have manually approved guests to make sure that they aren't throwing parties.
I rented my villas to African Americans and all ethnicities.
They didn't care about my non-discrimination, but rather Jamal, of course, Anthony and Daisy, who handled my case, removed me.
They canceled future guests who have to scurry to find last-minute accommodations.
Woke Airbnb is a company that lost its way.
They never bothered to look at the facts of the case.
They also never bothered to connect that these listings are run through ABLLC and not directly correlated with me on this account.
They said that they picture matches, must be me.
I kept quiet as this went on because I wanted to see how they would handle it.
They never once were able to prove how I was racist.
They just wanted me to be racist.
Multiple black African Americans rented my properties and left five-star reviews.
There are employees that are rogue within these companies.
Shame on Airbnb, not my loss.
I'll move on.
Again, I feel terrible for the people to have rented and have been canceled last minute.
Shame on them.
I wish I can talk to them and help them, but they blocked all my ability to log in, share this, and how the world knows.
So they actually explain this.
I've seen the actual case.
What's insane about this is he was talking, he was talking about parties.
And he was saying, because he's Greek, about how a lot of African-American women basically try to rent the properties to throw parties.
And then when they're told that you can't throw parties and we're not going to rent to you, they cry about racism.
Oh, you don't want to rent me because I'm black.
And he was literally saying, actually, that's not the case.
It's just we have a significant amount of black Americans who try to rent our properties for parties.
And like, again, this is the lack of accountability.
This is why multiculturalism doesn't work.
We tell them, hey, you cannot throw parties in our properties.
Yeah, I think for a start, you have the right to choose who you want to actually reside in your own property for a star.
And the fact that Airbnb are just canceling him for his opinions, I just think that's terrible.
And I'm not going to use Airbnb again now.
I know this.
I've never heard about this before.
And I think we're seeing this so much more often now, especially like people's bank accounts even being shut down for having certain opinions.
So I don't blame the people who then have to be anonymous because they could literally lose their entire livelihood just for speaking out against the mainstream narrative.
And I wonder as well, if let's say if he was racist against white people, would he have lost his Airbnb accounts?
Would he ban?
No, of course not, he wouldn't.
No.
It's if you have certain opinions that they don't like, they could literally just kick you off.
And I think this is why so many people now have to be anonymous.
Like, for example, when I was in the UK, I'd often go to Kelly J. Keene's Let Women Speak event.
So, if you don't know Kelly J. Keene, she is an activist standing up against gender ideology and protecting women's spaces as well.
And many of the women who would attend her gatherings and just to speak up about their experiences and listen to other testimonies, they would actually have to wear masks, not because of COVID or anything like that, but just to actually hide their identity.
Because if they were caught being there, even just watching, they could actually lose their job and subsequently their whole livelihood just for actually attending and listening to other women's testimonies about how gender ideologies impacted their lives or how they felt unsafe with a man in a woman's bathroom.
So, just for having certain opinions, you could just lose your whole, you can lose your whole idea, your whole livelihood as a result.
Like, there's no free speech at all.
You can't just state what you believe in.
You can't stand up to your values.
You can't stand up for your opinions because unless you conform to what the mainstream is saying, what the narrative is being perpetuated in society, you can actually lose all your freedom as a result and your whole livelihood.
Yeah, you know, you know, it is, it is really remarkable that, like, and this is why I become so vocal.
And also, it's, it's backfiring on them because, you know, like, obviously, I'm not coming out and like, you know, sig hiling Hitler or something like that.
Like, you know, because like, I also genuinely think that a lot of that, um, the pro-Nazi, pro-Hitler stuff, I think it's counterproductive in a lot of ways because, look, whether or not we know that the narratives on World War II are false, and obviously, it's like with World War II, war isn't like there are good guys and bad guys, okay?
Like, we know that even like, look, the average soldier of any country is the victim, right?
I mean, it's like when we look at the issue with Russia and Ukraine, like nobody thinks that the Ukrainian soldiers or the Russian soldiers are like inherently evil, right?
They're victims of a different territorial dispute.
And then everyone knows that Russia and Ukraine war isn't really about Russia or Ukraine.
It's about a larger, you know, global order and the distribution of power, right?
And this goes back decades and it's much more complicated than just like, you know, oh, Ukraine's being invaded.
Like it's like, no, this is a much more complicated issue.
So it's like, look, I totally acknowledge World War II is a much more complicated issue.
I've heard, you know, some Yale professor even saying today, you know, it's not fair to say that Hitler was like the bad guy.
It's like, it was a bunch of bad guys that theoretically, you know, it's a bunch of bad guys, essentially, is what he's saying.
Or you could say a bunch of good guys.
They all have different visions for the world.
And really the bad guys are the bankers behind them.
It's the people funding the war, right?
It's the people like, you know, the U.S. allowed Pearl Harbor to happen to get involved, to aid the UK, to win, to carve up Palestine for the Zionists.
And, you know, there was this movement of like the central world banking into London and then the United States would become the global leader.
Like World War II had nothing to really nothing to do with anything we're taught about.
But what I think is, is that because the narrative is so strong on World War II, like everyone just thinks about the Holocaust, Hitler, and Nazis, and they don't really know the true history of like global geopolitical power during the time that like pretty much everyone is makes synonymous, like Nazi bad, Hitler, bad, swastika is like illegal, probably.
You probably in court would have to between a magistrate.
My understanding would be if I was, I mean, I'm not, I'm pulling this out of my ass, but I would think that, like, for instance, because I work for the Gateway Pundit or I have my network, Vigilant News Network, that those in and of themselves, or maybe my history of publications and publishing articles and, you know, being on Fox and those things would be like before a magistrate would be evidence that I'm a journalist.
The only reason why I identify publicly as a journalist, technically I am, because I publish original news in news publications, but also is because it's a fucking bullshit title that gives you exemption from a lot of legal issues.
It really does.
It's like, oh, you're going to attack a journalist.
And people get sensitive about that.
When journalists are attacked by governments, people get sensitive.
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So I want to talk about a little bit about some other things here that we are discussing, which is something that is worrying me.
People know that Australia is a bit of the test zone for the World Economic Forum, I should say.
And we've talked about Australia threatening to go cashless for some time.
But if you go to my screen here, Nine News reported this, that customers have five days.
They just announced this.
Five days until Macri Bank transitions to digital only.
They're getting rid of all cash.
Customers at a major Australian bank, think of this like Bank of America, right?
If you're in the US, I don't know what a major bank is in the UK.
Well, customers in a major Australian bank have just five days before the institution transitions into digital only payment systems at its own offices.
Macquarie Bank announced last year that it would phase out its cash, check, and phone payments for customers.
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It goes on to say that customers with a Macquarie transaction account or offset account with a Macquarie debit master card will be able to withdraw cash ATMs across Australia without fees.
From November 1st, customers will be unable to write or deposit personal checks, deposit or request bank checks, deposit cash or checks over the counter at NAB branches and make a super contribute contribution, which is like their 401k or IRA, or a payment via check.
Any checks received after October 31st will be returned to the sender.
As a digital bank, we're committed to the transitioning to completely digital payments by November 2024 as a safer, faster, and convenient way to bank.
Okay, well, first of all, is it safe?
Yeah.
I mean, what's your initial thoughts before we even talk about like we know what this is about?
And this is a huge concern for Australians as well.
Many of them are very much against a cashless society.
Even those that aren't even involved actively in politics have huge concerns about this as well.
I remember speaking to a small business owner who was telling me about this for the first time when I first arrived into Australia.
And he said that actually the move to a cashless society would actually kill his business entirely.
So this is why so many Australians now are so much against this.
And it is a way to control it, like control your assets as well.
So I think I went to in Sydney, I went to a rally recently where it was standing up for freedom.
Many of who, many of the activists there were very much against this.
And in April as well, there was a takeout cash day where actually many Australian activists all across the country took out cash from their banks, from ATMs, just to essentially stand up against the cashless society move that we're seeing all across Australia at the moment.
So I know for them, it's a really big concern.
And anyone who's part of Macquarie Bank now, get out, just find a different bank.
You should not be, do not bank with them because I think that this will be a move towards actually then having control of your assets as well.
And maybe even debanking you for having certain opinions.
Yeah, I love to, I like the Australians to call Macquarie.
Macquarie, but in the United States, we just say Macquarie, but it's, but it's Macquarie, but you can't say it without the accent, like Macquarie Bank.
But I just call it Macri because I fucking, we do, we say our R's.
So we don't, we can't really pronounce it like that.
But and I'm going to pronounce it for the Americans because, yeah.
By the way, out here all the time, I have to speak in a bit of an accent because Australians don't like Americans that much.
I can understand British English better than Australian English because the Australian English is so abbreviated that, like, you know, like my friend just like texted me the other day.
I mean, I get this, but he just said like breki arvo, you know, and that's like Australians talk, which literally means, do you want to go get breakfast like tomorrow afternoon or do you want to meet like basically for brunch is basically what that means.
And it's like, like, you know, just Americans will be like, the hell is this?
But it makes sense here because like, you know, and it's just like, like, they'll just say kapa, which is just like, hey, do you want a cup of tea with milk or whatever?
Like, they just don't really say sentences.
They just say words and they mean things.
So it's just hard.
It's like, oh, break yarvo.
Yeah, cup up, please.
And like, and you just sit there and you're like, hmm.
And so I don't, that's why the Australian is harder for me.
Yeah, no, they have a lot of different slang which you have to kind of adapt to and learn when you've, that was one of the first things that I noticed when I came into the country back in September, I think it's September when I first arrived.
And, you know, Arvo afternoon.
I think they've got a different way of saying McDonald's.
And if you call it something else, they just sort of look at you like, well, yeah, because if someone says, like, want to get like brechiarvo at macas and then like, you know, some chips with brechi and arvo.
Yeah, it starts, it starts to move together the speech to where it's like you're saying bracchi yarvo at macas with chips.
And like, it's just, it's what it is.
It's like, obviously, when you think about it, and I'm talking it now, you can understand the breakdown, but it's also like, it's sort of like Mexicans with Spanish.
Like, okay, if people don't know this, Mexican Spanish is like so effed up, especially northern Mexico.
Like you, if like Mexicans in El Salvadorians and stuff in LA, Los Angeles speak this like gross slang Spanish that's just like, it sounds like shit.
And I, you know, I had to speak Spanish for a few years, you know, working in East LA.
But, you know, then you would hear somebody from Spain, you know, speaking Spanish and you're like, that sounds nice.
And that sounds elegant.
And it doesn't sound ghetto.
But I know that that's, there's some parts of the UK, though, where like the Welsh, what are they talking about?
Let me see if there's, I'm going to see if I can find, oh man, is there like a good, there's got to be some sort of like a good video of a Welsh accent.
Is there none?
I'm looking up Welsh accent on X and there's like no Welsh speaking people.
Yeah, so I'm like looking like, where's the videos?
I've just watched some videos on like, on like TikTok and stuff where you're just like, I have no idea what these people are talking about.
Well, I guess you'll have to look it up yourself because I can't find a video.
For the rest of you guys that are watching, Anna, why don't you plug where they can find you and follow you?
And we're going to finish up the rest of the show at Rumble.
I'm Anna McGovern UK on Twitter if you find me there.
Also, we're AW.today.
I'm podcast host there.
We're a brand new media outlet, conservative, you know, conservative media outlet, basically trying to do what the meeting, you know, doing better than what the mainstream media does, reporting the facts, reporting the truth, news that you won't hear anywhere else.
So we're very new.
You can find us on all social media there.
And then, yeah, my Twitter, you can find me there.
Also, guys, don't forget that we're demonetized everywhere.
Even on Twitter now, which I don't know how that happened, but we got demonetized, which means that this show is directly sponsored by censored TV.
If you go to my screen here, when you get a censored.tv membership, not only do you get this show live, you can watch it.
Can see there's.
Actually you can log in, but I think I have to go here.
I got to zoom out here.
Go okay, so you can get the live stream.
We're live there right now.
You can watch the show live there.
Plus, you can also watch the replays.
Like, if you see here the replays are put up Brian cuts out all the ads.
So if you get annoyed by ads or like extra things, he cuts all that stuff out and takes the time.
So you guys can watch the show ad free, which is really great.
Plus, you also just get you know, you get Gavin McGinnis, you get Atheism is Unstoppable and we're getting a few other big hosts in the next coming months, which I think is really really cool.
Um, but you know guys, if you want to know why you do this, because this helps to support shows like this.
I'm going uh, I'm not going to explain this, but this show is going to be relaunching this year at a certain point, like better, like I'm going to be rebuilding a better set.
We're going to be flying in more guests.
It's going to go a little more back to where it was like this, with interaction and having fun, and we're going to change it so it's not so sterile behind desks and like it's just going to.
I'm basically gonna be investing a bunch of money into the show to make it better, higher quality and to, to to push it in a better direction because it's censored.
We want to provide better content um, and that's you supporting that.
If you use my promo code, offensive right there, it's 20 off.
You get the membership.
But you're also literally just supporting alternative media.
And to remind you that we have our own servers, so we don't use like Amazon, we don't use Godaddy, like we're all alt media.
We use our own servers, our own hosting, our own everything, so we can't be shut down and we have a backup to our backup in another country, by the way, and it's not hosted in like it's.
It's basically just providing new content that cannot be censored, so we can get deleted anywhere at any time.
Uh, I want to remind you it's like you know people go, oh, why are your views low on youtube?
Dude, like Luke Rukowski from from uh Timcast, he's got almost a million subscribers and his live stream, like ours, got shut down and he gets like seven, eight thousand views on his channel.
It doesn't matter how many subscribers you have there.
You know we're on rumble and we're regrowing from the beginning.
We started the rumble about a year ago.
We're We're already almost at 50,000 subs on this channel.
We're still getting 25,000 views on the Rumble.
We're rebuilding from the ground up.
But we don't make money on Rumble, really.
We're supported by Censored TV.
And that's you guys supporting Censored, which is amazing.
So make sure you get a membership.
To the rest of you guys watching, we're going to take a two-minute quick break to the bathroom, get some water, whatever you got to do.
And we'll see you on Censored TV, on locals, and on rumble.com/slash slightly offensive.
