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May 22, 2018 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Ep 133 | Weed My Lips | Get Off My Lawn
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Oh, live from New York.
It's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McGinnis.
Think of when we were together.
Like when you said you felt so happy you could die.
I told myself that you were right for me, but felt so lonely in your company.
But that was loving.
That was Gautier, Gautia, Gautia.
One of those like European names, the Netherlands.
I want to get a nice balance here with symmetry.
I didn't like the way the frame looked last time.
There's some dark colors here with black.
Black's a very powerful image.
You want to counteract it evenly.
Yeah.
Go to you somebody that I used to know.
I love that song.
And I think it's very indicative of the trouble with millennials.
It's about a guy who dumps a girl and she doesn't want to sleep with him anymore.
And he says, you didn't have to cut me out.
And she goes, you screwed me over.
You dated me for a while and then just tossed me to the curb, which is the classic New York experience for ladies.
And I criticize women quite a bit on this show.
And I say, get it together, ladies.
You'd be much happier at home.
But they also get treated like whores by most young men.
Did you know?
I don't know.
This is a little gross for this show, but did you know that young ladies now, millennial women, are experiencing serious troubles with anal leakage?
I'm sorry if you're eating dinner while watching this show, but because of rampant pornography, anal sex has become the norm amongst millennials.
So not only are these guys not putting a ring on it, they're sodomizing it to the tune of a distended anus.
So they basically have the posterior of a 70-year-old gay man.
That's what we get in today's day and age.
I actually did a video about this.
Do you have that?
Of course, the relationship is all about him and how it makes him feel.
Oh, he thinks of when we were together.
Really melodramatic about it, too.
He sounds like Tricky or something in Max and Quay.
Oh, so he liked their relationship.
She was so happy she could die.
He remembers that.
Anyway, we don't have to watch me watching a video of myself talking about megalomania on the Gavin McInnes show.
But that's the problem right now with young people.
And Jordan Peterson talked about this with a reporter from the New York Times.
And he mentioned enforced monogamy.
This article, by the way, has to be read to be believed because it's really shocking how amateur the New York Times has become and the kind of crap we let women get away with because we're so excited to have them in the workforce.
It was one of the worst articles I've ever read.
At one point, he's talking to her and she says, and I laughed because it's absurd.
Who says that in an article?
Unless you're talking to some, you know, lunatic cannibal who says he had to eat people because the earth is flat.
Maybe you could say I laughed because it's absurd.
But Jordan Peterson is one of the top thinkers of our generation.
So laughing in his face and calling him absurd, you must be real smart, lady.
But also in that interview, he talks about enforced monogamy.
And that is a term sociobiologists use all the time.
And it doesn't mean arranged marriage.
It doesn't mean the state forces you not to have sex, obviously.
But the left, I'm realizing now, is like Gollum.
And my precious, my precious.
So when they see you accidentally draw a swastika or they see your hand go up like that, they freeze it and they go, I have Nazi evidence.
I have racist evidence.
I have you saying something wrong and my precious, my precious.
They know that you didn't mean that, but they just get so excited that they just grab the ring and they just go into the caves and vanish.
My precious, my precious.
And that's what she did.
He said enforce monogamy.
And she went, oh.
He's the handmaid's tale.
And it went viral.
But what he meant was culturally enforced monogamy.
If we didn't have the anal leakage culture we have now and we said women shouldn't be sluts.
We don't advocate the slut walk.
Ladies, and this is all he was saying, when you give the milk away for free, nobody wants to buy the cow.
That's it.
And all these spinsters are laughing at him.
Meanwhile, he's trying to help them.
Isn't that the irony of all this?
Is that we just want them to be happier.
Anyway, that's a whole tangent, but that Gaultier song is a great example.
And it's beautifully put.
And it stars, the woman in it is named Kimbra.
I think she might be the most attractive woman in the world.
Gabriette, the model Gabriette, this isn't news.
The model Gabriette and the singer Kimbra, I think, are the two most beautiful women in the world.
Outside of my wife, of course.
When you Google image her, you realize what a woman can be when she retains her femininity.
Anyway, that song was very popular.
I discussed it quite a bit.
And there's tons of parodies of it.
Not just the song, but the video too.
Star Wars did a big thing on it about you didn't have to screw me over, like the fans of Star Wars.
But I saw a really good one where they took Robert Mueller's face and they made him the guy.
And the woman that he screwed over is the Statue of Liberty.
Lady Liberty is his ex-girlfriend.
Check it out.
Men's feet are gross.
Stop wearing flip-flops, guys.
Your toes are hairy.
Woman's feet are gross.
Now and then I think of when we were together.
Technology's become too good.
Like when you said you felt so happy you could die.
By the way, old man, grow facial hair.
Look at his eyes.
Did you drink three bottles of bourbon last night?
How much coke did you do last night, Robert?
You needed another hour's sleep at least.
You did enough to cut me off.
Make all I can never happen to know we were nothing.
Pretty high quality.
now you're just somebody i used to know Buzzfeet, Fox.
Now and then I think of all the times you screwed me over.
But I need believe that there's always something.
So it's the same original song, right?
They didn't change the lyrics.
But I don't want to live that way.
It ended up to every word you say.
You said that you could let it go.
And I wouldn't catch you hung up on somebody that you used to know.
But you didn't have to cut me off.
Because I can never happen to everyone.
Nothing.
Yes at all.
Oh, yeah.
I just love that essence of the song, Spoiled Brats, probably because I've done that a million times when I was in my late teens, early 20s, where I would just use a girl, then dump her, and then a week later I'd go, I feel like calling her.
And she'd go, no, I've moved on.
And then I would be hurt and say, but I want to be with you.
Meanwhile, I just wanted sex.
And if I had got her back, I would have been over her an hour later anyway.
That's why we have to have enforced monogamy because men are liars.
And guess what, ladies?
We lie to ourselves.
When we say we love you and we changed our minds and we want to be with you again, can you come over?
I know it's four in the morning, but I need you right now.
We're lying to ourselves.
And the next morning when we go, God, I wish she'd get out of here.
That's us being honest with ourselves again.
And we find out that we duped ourselves.
So don't listen to us because we can't trust ourselves.
And the irony of all this, of course, with feminism is we've convinced you that this horrible situation where we use you and then wait till your ovaries dry up and then toss you in the trash and go for a younger model, we've convinced you that that's empowering.
And all these writers like Amanda Marcott and all these Nellie Bowes and the woman who exposed Pamela Geller's kids, all these spinsters, they think they're living this too cool, empowered Watergate journalist life.
But you're not.
You're just a colostomy bag for various strangers semen.
Sorry this show is so gross.
Which brings us to today's guest, Daniel Bostock.
He did a great parody of the song, and it is Britain dumping Europe.
Which is kind of weird, because in the song, he wants her back temporarily, but I'm sure Daniel Bostock doesn't want Europe back.
But I guess it's just he's taking it a very, very top face value, which is Britain dumped Brexit.
Let's check it out.
A crazy nation at the end, afraid to offend.
The politicians do not represent the will of people who feel discontent.
They won't admit that their allegiance is with their donors.
But you didn't have to f me up.
Take a rogue record by yourself.
I know we're nothing.
I don't even need your stuff.
You put us only dangerous.
We've had enough.
No, you didn't have to stoop so low Just defend, take the borders, we've been rigged and plundered I guess you just need the boats Now you're just so dodgy and you have to go Now you're just so dodgy and you have to go.
Now you're just so dodgy and you have to go.
Dodgy means like very sketchy.
Now you're just so dodgy and you have to go.
So if you met a guy in a pub and he had like counterfeit money and he seemed not trustworthy, go, that's a dodgy geezer.
Thought out about him, mate?
I got a bad feeling about him.
Dodgy.
Dangerous, I guess.
Now and then I think of all the times we called Rip Oga.
When I first saw this, I thought that was a woman.
And there's nothing that can be done.
Not quite as attractive as Kimbra.
I will be standing in your way.
Leave the hero and prepare to pay.
Cause we're not gonna let it go.
And we will attack you because you're a racist and senior.
Take our rights and record by yourself and now we're not.
I believe we need your stuff.
You put us all in danger away.
You get the idea.
But he's got tons of great parodies.
Very talented musician and a top geyser.
Top geyser.
Here's a funny one he just put out.
And they're incredibly high quality.
I think he's a blue collar dude, but he's really good at his job.
So this one with big feminism is cancer banner in the background from Milo, but it's a parody of the concept of male privilege, and it's about female privilege.
It's called Female Privilege, the Musical.
And I can't stop, I'm sort of obsessed with that these days.
Like 60 Minutes had a thing, what was her name?
Emily Bowles.
I forget her name, but she did this massive scam where she said, we're going to get this big database of blood, and we can use it to cure cancer and tell you if you're going to be sick.
Such a thing is existing, by the way.
They are putting together a massive DNA database.
But she basically, under false pretenses, pretended that she was part of that and scammed millions upon millions of dollars.
And she's not really getting punished for it.
Now, you know, if that was a man, he would be looking at life in prison.
You know, it's basically a pyramid scheme that she committed, and she's getting away with it.
And someone was emailing me this morning, actually, about this idea of heroicism with women.
Like the pilot who got the plane down.
Remember that woman who got sucked out the window?
Southwest Airlines?
What about the two men that pulled that woman from the hole?
I mean, she later died.
But it's all about women are always heroes, and men are always evil.
And, you know, we hear about man spreading.
Men put their, they open their legs too wide on the train.
Every time I'm on the train, the woman next to me has her purses, plural, on the seat next to her.
Same with pubs, because they spend three months' salary on their fucking handbags.
So when they get to a bar, and what are they doing in a bar in the first place?
They don't want to put it down on the dirty New York City ground.
So they put it on a chair next to them.
And you're sitting there going, lady, how about you take that off the chair?
And then you take you off the chair and you get out of this bar because you don't belong here.
That's why you're drinking a fruity drink.
You have to trick your body into having alcohol.
This is for men.
We're eating rotten corn here.
Anyway, check out this video.
Ladies, you have rights, you don't need a payrise.
More privileged than those guys, cause we're set to war.
If you haven't given birth yet, you learn more, just research it.
Not sure if you're worth it, but don't change the law.
Men work late and dedicate, more likely to be injured, pay a higher tax rate.
Spent time down the mine and welding's not for you.
We're bitch slapped and get whinged at, it's a man you have to hire when your tyre gets flat.
Let's go for espresso and I'll pay the bill for you.
Come take my land, understand that you can, I'm a man and don't have equal rights.
Maternity leave, money paid.
You breathe for me, and you get half the pie.
You're just the drum and queen, feeding your fantasy.
You've got your friend to see for some time.
We got the idea.
He also did a great Antifa parody.
Oh, I got some gossip about Antifa.
I'm not sure I should even bring this up.
I'm kind of scared to.
But word on the street is that there's this guy who joined the Aryan Brotherhood when he was in prison because he wanted to live.
When he got out, I believe, God, I'm so scared here.
I want to be as respectful as possible.
The people don't understand gangs.
They talk sh ⁇ about gangs and they go, yeah, those pussies, they can go f ⁇ themselves.
And I'm like, like Chuck Zito, there was this journalist, or no, no, there was a guy who had a radio show.
I forget his name.
He was on Anthony Coomey's show.
And in an article, he said the word snitch too close to Chuck Zito's name.
He didn't call Chuck Zito a snitch, but he was discussing snitches.
And then Chuck Zito came up a little bit too quickly after.
So Chuck Zito had to call him into his restaurant, I believe, and knock him out.
Sorry, that's the way it works.
So that's how sensitive these guys are, and they have to be, because if they're known as bitches or snitches, then they get stitches themselves.
So they have to maintain a solid reputation.
So don't mar that.
Anyway, the rumor is that this gentleman decided he wanted to quit the Aryan Brotherhood after he got out of prison.
And blood in, blood out, you can't do that.
So he was murdered.
And Antifa found out about it.
And Antifa, guys, if you're an Antifa, stick to calling me a Nazi or Milo or Ben Shapiro.
Stick it up here with the academics, the upper middle class academics.
Don't go after actual gang members.
They will kill you.
So I'm told through friends that are bikers that, because I believe this gang is also a biker, a motorcycle gang, that they went on Facebook and Tifa did, and they started ridiculing this dead man and going to his mother's Facebook and saying, ha ha, your Nazi son is dead, bitch.
Guys, you might as well go over to MS-13 and call them a bunch of Maddie Cohns and shove them.
Go up to a guy with a 13 tattooed on his face and tell him that he's a bitch.
I'm not saying that, by the way, MS-13.
I'm using an example here.
I'm coming up with a ludicrous scenario.
Anyway, these guys have walked into the lion's den, and it's quite possible we're going to see actual Nazis dealing with the punch a Nazi phenomenon that you get coming from these rich kids.
Anyway, Daniel Bostock has a great Antifa song that talks.
Imagine these guys going up against motorcycle/slash prison gangs that go back decades and murder people on a regular basis.
No disrespect to any gang at all.
Except Antifa.
"You're a fucking white male!" They're paradoxed by the teachers on their campus.
They are all girls who are always That's attacking Kelly, Tommy Robinson's camera woman.
They prefer immigration.
Count your eye kids.
On one, two, three, four, five fingers.
They are all wasted.
You should not reflect on the budget.
You wear fancy nakers at your transgressions.
Can't defer your abusers based stickman there.
I know that song sounds a little tedious, but that's the way the original song is.
He's covering blur boys and girls.
And maybe if you're not familiar with British pop, that might sound a little morose.
But one of my favorite Daniel Bostock videos, I hope I'm getting his name right, is not the song Parodies.
Britain is relentless with tax.
There's a council tax.
And they have a TV tax.
Now, I'm Scottish, and Scots are cheap.
So it's funny being in Scotland and seeing them go up against the Brits.
Because, for example, there's a thing in England where if you find gold, you have to give it to the Queen.
So what they do in these mining towns like Lead Hills, they'll find gold and they'll have it made into jewelry immediately.
So you'll be in the middle of nowhere.
My uncle had a house in Lead Hills, so I would go there a lot.
And there's all these tough, gruff miners and groundskeepers with wizened faces that look like Robert Mueller when they're 20.
And they've got gold chains.
They look like Mr. T. They got gold chains on and rings on every finger.
It's not unusual to see an 80-year-old man with Mr. D gold rings.
They also, to avoid their TV licenses, they will build a hole in the wall where they hide their TV.
Now, this is back, I'm talking about the 80s, so maybe the BBC has figured this out and how to get around it or the council has.
But back when I was a kid, my grandfather had a hole in the wall.
So there was a clock there and there was like a little tab and he'd pull it and the wall would open and the TV was set inside there.
So he didn't have to pay his TV tax.
Can you believe that?
The government controls the media, BBC.
It's not like the government helps fund the media, but just like in Canada, it's state-run news.
Could you be more Stalinist, please?
The BBC is funded by the government, and the government goes and makes sure that you have a license to watch their show.
You can't watch it without paying the government.
You can't watch the news without paying the government.
Anyway, this perpetuates throughout British society.
And it's not just the TV licenses.
There's constantly parking tickets.
And, you know, we have the same things too.
But the way they enforce it there, the bailiffs are always coming by your house demanding money for something.
And Daniel records them and says, I'm just not paying that.
Well, it's going to hurt your credit.
We're going to have to call a collection agency.
Okay.
And the government sends thugs.
Look at these, and I love soccer hooligans.
But look at these soccer hooligans that come to, that work for collection agencies for the government.
It's a perfect example of the fascism that you get in socialist countries like Britain.
Look at his arms.
It's a parking ticket.
It's a parking ticket.
On Forest Street.
Oh, parking tickets.
Yeah, I'm not paying that either.
I don't want to pay.
I'm not causing anyone any loss.
I'm not causing hazard.
not interrupted the flow of commerce.
Well I've been slept here by the courts.
Well you can go back to the courts, but I like it.
Record me interactions with bailiffs and stuff.
No, no, no, no problems, mate.
And I'll stick them on YouTube.
No, no, no.
Stick it on YouTube.
I don't want to be on YouTube, to be honest with you.
You know what I mean?
I don't want to be on YouTube.
I'm refusing for you to pull that on YouTube.
I'm not trespassing, I've been sent here by the court, so I'm in a doubt about trespassing.
Yeah, this, as far as you were aware, mate, there's a parking ticket outstanding.
Yeah.
Whatever.
If you do pull that on YouTube, I'm going to pursue you personally.
I've not caused any loss.
I've not caused anyone's rights of access.
I don't do what they told me.
But you have to pay your council taxes.
I've had about 15.
I've had about eight off at council and I've never paid one.
Did you pay your council tax?
I'll pay my council tax under duress, yeah.
So there you go, you're gonna have to pay for government tax.
No, I'm not.
Isn't it funny?
Sending goons means you're not gonna get very logical debates.
No offense, goons.
But it's like, if you put that on YouTube, I'm not very good at Nottingham accents, it's pretty northern.
If you put that on YouTube, I'm gonna pursue you personally.
And he goes, okay, and you're on my property.
I'm not trespassing.
He never said you were trespassing.
Folks, let me explain something to you.
When you're in a public place, there is a reasonable expectation of being photographed.
Seminal case happened way back in the 80s, I believe, where a guy, he was in Central Park and he was like this with his mistress going, yay!
And it said, spring is sprung, and there's leaves everywhere.
His wife saw him with that mistress and divorced him.
And his contention was, you outed me by putting me in the newspaper.
I'm suing you.
I was having an affair.
And the judge said, look, while you were dancing around with your mistress, you knew about 50 people were going to see you, maybe 100.
You were in the paper, it turned to be 5,000.
So what you're arguing is that more people saw you than you expected would see you.
Not much of a case.
That's the way it works in public.
So you can film whoever you want.
Go ahead.
Film cops.
Film anything you want in public.
Now, you're going to get attacked by Antifa because they're all lunatics that don't want to be caught committing crimes.
But technically, legally, it's true.
Anyway, out of all the stuff he's done, and I know this is a hell of an intro to a guest, but out of all the stuff he's done, I think I'm most impressed by that.
I'm just not paying it because it's a really revolutionary concept.
The only reason the government works is because we give them money.
If we were all at once to say, we're not doing it, we're not paying it, they wouldn't know what to do.
This is what happens in lots of countries.
I can't think of one right now.
Was it Cuba or Venice?
Colombia, I think it was.
No, Costa Rica.
That's it.
I had a house in Costa Rica.
And a lot of the people there just go, yeah, they would come up with a new tax, a new fine, a new penalty.
And the Costa Ricans, the Ticos, we call them, would just say, yeah, we're not paying that.
And they wouldn't know what to do.
It's like Lenore Skinese says when she says, let's just not listen to them when they say our kids can't play alone in the park.
You know, she's all for free-range kids and letting kids play, and these kids get arrested for it.
And she says, let's just say no.
If we all break the law at once, they can't enforce it.
If we all took our money out of the banks, I'm not advocating this.
It's just an analogy.
If we all withdrew our money from Chase at the same time, Chase would go bankrupt.
They don't have the money there.
We have incredible power when we just say no.
Let's talk to Daniel about that now.
Daniel, are you there?
I'm there, yeah.
I'm here.
What's your shirt say?
It says out.
Out, Brexit.
We just showed that Gautier.
I can never pronounce his name right.
Gautier?
Something like that, innit?
Summit.
Gauti, I call him.
We showed that video that you did.
But after going through a bunch of the different songs, I think I'm most interested, at least for this interview, with this bailiff thing where you just said, yeah, I'm just not paying it.
What are you going to do?
Yeah.
Well, there's no injured party, is there?
I mean, I couldn't understand.
The thing about it was, is that it was a Sunday.
There were no cars there.
It weren't like I was...
I just saw it.
It's not.
It weren't fair.
Well, the funny thing about parking, I hadn't really thought of this before, but the funny thing about parking is it solves itself as a problem.
There's a car there, there's a space there.
And if you show up late, you can't park there because there's a car there.
Now, I understand if you double park and people can't get by, I understand getting a ticket for that.
You've screwed up other people's lives.
But parking is a massive municipal scam.
Oh, it closes down high streets as well.
Yeah.
People would much rather go and park in a big supermarket like Asdra or Tesco's for free than have to go on the high street and pay and then use all the little, you know, family shops and things.
So it buggers that up.
I mean, there's a load of nonsense surrounding it.
It's not fair.
It's not right.
Because the land also, the council carpox, they claim a council carpox, are actually owned by the public.
And we pay the council to maintain them.
As an American, I'm always alarmed at how socialist and even Stalinist Britain can be with the council and this tax and the poll tax.
Do you still need a license to watch TV over there?
Oh, I don't.
I don't have.
I haven't had one for 11 years.
And every time they ring me up or send me a letter, it comes around every two years.
I give them a call.
I say, oh, nobody lives here.
It's just an office space.
I tell them that I fill vending machines for a living and I keep all my stock here.
And it works.
What can they do?
I mean, what can they do with that parking ticket?
Here in America, they would kill your credit.
They'd say you have bad credit.
Yeah, no, it's never affected me credit.
But what they can do is they can put a clamp on your car until you pay it.
And if you don't pay it, they can take your car.
But they can only do that.
They have to also give you seven days' notice before they come and clamp it.
So what you can do then is park it on a neighbour's driveway, which then they can't touch it.
They have to get a separate warrant for that, which they never do.
Or you can park it a couple of streets away.
That's beautiful.
There's loads of ways around it, but people get scared, you see.
They see these red letters and they automatically think courts, prisons, police.
Well, I've noticed that with the British mentality is it's sort of like frogs boiling in water.
And it might be why Islam has been so easy to infiltrate.
I mean, why Islam infiltrated so easily.
Because when you're constantly bombarding your population with the council in this form, and you've got to get a barrister, and you've got to get a lawyer, and you have to do this and that, and the council, the council, it beats people down until they just naturally acquiesce.
They become sheep.
And it's so refreshing to see a British person say, I'm not paying that.
You can take that back to the courts.
Yeah.
You know, I saw a show in Britain called Homes from Hell.
And someone built a cinderblock wall right next to this guy's farmhouse.
So while he was doing the dishes, he looked out the window and just saw cinder blocks.
Now, if that was Texas, they just take a sledgehammer and knock the wall down that afternoon.
But on the show, they said, oh, we've told the council about it, and they're going to get a barrister to commission a survey, and they're going to be here on Thursday.
And they just think, you guys are beaten down.
Yeah.
Stand up to them.
It's funny you say that.
I live next door to a family of Muslims.
And they've got a cinder wall right outside my backyard.
So when I look out my back window, it's just cinder blocks.
I don't mind, though.
I do not mind.
They're lovely, I tell you.
I mean, they're not devout.
They're not praying five times a day and wearing all the garb.
They just look like us, you know.
They haven't got the beards.
Right, right.
Well, I was just there with Tommy Robinson, and I was shocked at the Muslim problem.
I had no idea it was that severe, but the way the soccer hooligans and the Muslims in a lot of these towns, like Luton, deal with each other, it's bloods and crypts.
It's full gang warfare.
And then in prison, I think prisons are about 60% Muslim now.
It's gang warfare in the prison now.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And I think the police are aware of that.
Like, that's why they threw Tommy in jail because they thought, let's just put him in jail and have the Muslims kill him, which they tried to do.
Oh, yeah, yeah, they do, yeah.
What is it like in Nottingham?
Do you feel like you're being overrun?
Where I am, it's not so bad.
I mean, there's a few.
I mean, I live next door to a chip shop, so you find the chip shops, the restaurants are usually run by foreigners.
But there was a council meeting a few years ago where it it was brought up that there's not the percentage isn't shared out well around Nottinghamshire, and they need to build a load of new homes to bring in a load of foreigners into our area because there's so few of them.
You know, but I mean, a lot of the planning permission gets thrown out because people around here, they say, no, we don't want any more homes because there's a lot of fields around here.
People like it.
People like to keep the countryside, you see.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, I think Andrew Neither, you remember him, Tony Blair's advisor?
Oh, yeah.
If you Google Imogen, there's lots of pictures of him writing for Food and Wine magazine, holding up various rare merlots.
He conceded that a big part of them was to stick it in the, as Nigel Farage put it, to rub the working class's nose in it.
They bring in Muslims just to antagonize the working class because the Muslims don't move into their neighborhood in Chelsea.
They move into these small towns surrounding London.
And it's an act of attrition.
It's some sort of antagonization.
I think so, yeah.
Well, I mean, it brings out a bit of the conspiracy theorist in me.
There's got to be something else going on here that we're not being told about.
You know, it's happening in all the Western countries.
It's happening in Australia.
It tends to be white countries.
I mean, I don't give a toss about skin colour or any of that, but it's just funny how it's happening like that.
And the vast majority of people don't want any more.
But they just ignore us and carry on with it anyway.
And they claim that it's something to do where we need more workers and all this crap.
Yeah, it's well, I don't think it's you're a nut if you say.
Clearly, globalists are trying to sabotage our culture so they can bring in people who are beholden to them, people who owe them something.
And these people who they bring in owe them votes, and they can see power.
But the irony of Muslims is they're setting up a fifth column.
They're not sheep.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
They know what they're doing.
They know what they're doing.
They're a worthy adversary.
Also, I think as well, you know, us sort of Westerners, we always stand in the way of the monarchs and the dictators.
We bring them down.
We've been marching towards liberty for the last thousand years.
And what they want is a sort of a global socialist world order.
And they can't have it without getting us out of the way, you see.
Yeah, we've been through this before.
Yeah.
Last question, Daniel.
How are you received by your neighbours, by your peers?
Is there stigma doing what you do?
You seem particularly brave for a Brit.
The only kickback I get is off my mum.
She's the one.
Everybody else, they love it.
You know, they're okay.
I'm a barber, so I work in a shop just in time.
And virtually all my customers now have seen my videos.
They've got no qualms.
It's very rare I meet somebody who's like, you're a racist, you're a this, you're a that.
I mean, it's people on the internet who do that.
You meet people face to face and they're nice as pie, but my mum is my only problem.
She's always.
Well, she's got to go.
Sorry.
What did you say?
You said the road to liberty is paved with blood, with rivers of blood.
Sorry, mum's collateral damage.
Yeah.
On your bike, mum.
Yeah.
All right.
Well, thanks for coming on the show.
We really appreciate it.
It's good to see someone fighting the good fight over there on the front lines.
Pleasure.
Such a pleasure, you, Gavin.
I tell you, I've been watching you for years.
Oh, cheers.
I mean, I first saw you on Rebel and things like that.
Amazing.
Awesome, buddy.
A proper privilege.
I appreciate it.
Prop your top geezer, mate.
Cheers, pal.
Cheers.
So I forgot to mention the post.
Weed my whips.
De Blasio.
Talk him if you got him.
Mayor de Blasio saying that the legalization of recreational marijuana use in New York is all but certain.
Wants the NYPD to have cops stop making arrests for smoking pot in public.
They don't really arrest you for smoking pot in public.
Cops get made fun of if they arrest you for smoking pot in public.
But I think it's funny to look at this racially because when white people see that, they go, yeah, it's just someone in Central Park smoking a dupe.
However, in the hood, when the post, what are they, it's not the postman anymore, when the postal worker shows up to deliver welfare checks in the projects in the subsidized housing, it is a fog.
There is so much pot smoke in the lobbies of the projects that they have to crouch down.
And they often can't leave the welfare check in the little post office box because people rip them off.
They rip off the doors so they can get the check.
And it's illegal to leave a welfare check without a door on it.
So the fact that it's legal now, I mean, I'm sure it's not going to affect them much.
They're already smoking it, but there's a long spectrum, a very wide spectrum of pot smokers.
And at one end, we have some nerdy little hippie who's going to see a Simon and Garfunkel cover band in Central Park having a little doobie with a roach clip.
And then there's the Project Fog.
But for the record, we here on the show are very pro-drugs.
We want everything legalized, even heroin, which I believe is the closest drugs get to Satan.
Can't do worse than the opioid epidemic, but I don't think making it illegal is helping.
That's a separate problem.
I mean, I think the problem with the opioid epidemic is doctors over-prescribing pain pills.
And then we have open borders that helps facilitate lots of heroin illegally.
And the next thing you know, you have a perfect storm of drug addiction.
And heroin is totally different than any other drug.
You don't really OD on Coke.
You know what I mean?
I got a friend actually who he's on probation for having cocaine on him.
And fine, that's the deal.
You do an illegal drug.
You risk it.
Even though I think something like 7 million people in America are using cocaine right now, it's at every party you go to.
There's People doing Coke.
Everywhere.
Publicists, it's all over the restaurant business because cooks have to be hyper and waiters.
You got to read that book, what's it called?
Heat.
It's all about the restaurant business and how much insane cocaine they all do.
I'm too old for that.
I'll get a heart attack and die.
But it's everywhere.
Anyway, he's on probation for it.
And then his crazy ex-wife, guys, don't marry crazy.
She looks like she's going to kill herself.
So he calls 911 freaking out, going, I need help.
I need help.
I think she's going to kill herself.
And then she goes, let me out, let me out.
And he goes, no, no, I'm not letting you out.
You're going to kill yourself.
And that becomes in a court of law, she calls the police on him, him restraining her.
Him restraining her is a violation of his probation.
That's the cocaine thing.
And now he's looking at 10 years in prison for not wanting the mama of his babies to die.
See how disgusting the drug war is?
That's what got him into this mess in the first place.
The judge just sees him as a criminal who restrains people.
Anyway, that's got nothing to do with our final video.
Let's end the show.
We're out of time.
I was inspired talking to our boy there about Britain having dealt with this before, taking down the monarchy before, dealing with the Crusades before.
There's hope for Britain.
I know, sometimes I think it's lost and I just cut them loose.
And then sometimes if I hang out with Tommy Robinson for too long, I go, no, you guys can take this on.
And I would like to show a little video of some Irishmen.
They appear to be Northern Irish.
And this is who you're up against, Islam.
This is who you're up against, globalists.
This is who you're up against, elitists.
Guys who will kill you with their bare hands.
Let's try to understand what the hell these Irish soccer hooligans are saying.
Catley's Mike, a job while listen for the TV, alright?
You made a video last night, right?
You're calling me names and that.
With you, John Wall.
You're the humble eye, you have.
You're a squid, you cut.
And Catley's Mike, I fight the TV.
I fight Cackley's Mike first.
Pause it for a second here.
Obviously, the subtitles are doing their very best to stay abreast of the situation, but they are not Irish.
The person in charge of subtitles is not Irish.
So that's not coming out perfect.
Continue, please.
And if you want to get back to Ermas, you fight me.
And I'll shit out.
Our mama was ready to go to fair one night, one night, and this shit is going to happen.
He'll knock you down for it.
He'll knock you down.
Fat bars.
Belbacha.
You said you put me tumbling.
I blow in the gimp hair with three fence.
Listen, I was drinking for three months with my uncle Player.
You got out of prison after doing three years.
You bet you're up today.
But I got you when I was asked to drink.
Do you remember about the hundred steps?
When I hit the two slaps and I drew it.
Do you know what that reminded me of?
I'm looking at that young guy with the red coat there.
And I'm remembering, I should have mentioned this in my speech on May 6th.
One of the great things about Britain is you go to a pub, and there's a punk sitting there with purple hair and a jacket with studs on it and half of his head shaved.
And he's talking to some old geezer in a little flat cap and a tweed jacket on with his Guinness pint.
And you have an 80-year-old talking to a 19-year-old, especially when you leave London proper, when you go to the West End towns that are still British.
And you walk by and you just hear the old geezer saying to the young punk kid, you just got to be honest with her, mate.
I mean, you love her, right?
And she's going through what she's going through.
And your job is just to weigh it out and show her that you support her.
And he's just, and then the punk is like, oh, no, Ramsey, but I get so frustrated, you know, because I f ⁇ ing, I love her, I really do.
And you just think, you don't get that so much in America.
Like, it's just such a wide spread of ages.
That's really inspiring, and it shows a real sense of community.
And that's what I like about these Irish soccer hooligans.
The guy in the red coat is probably 20, and the other brawlers that he literally fights with, hand in hand, back to back, is about three times his age.
Anyway, let's watch a little bit more of it because this is my favorite kind of stuff.
When you went down, your knees cried like a bitch.
You said somebody insane, you fucking scumbag.
You sleep to the streets o'clock and with blankets.
Wait, streets of cork.
Is that irony?
You're a dead man.
I ain't going to rip you off.
Then we'll have a young lad come up.
One hour, maybe.
One hour, little home.
One hour, three me, you'll have to fight me for your ten thousand more publisher.
Give me my damn man.
Give me my money.
He's got a man.
I love how this subtitle guy gives up.
I love how this subtitle guy gives up.
All right, let me make something clear.
You said this with John Paul.
You want to come down here?
You want to come down to the streets of Cork?
I'll take a billions.
I'll take you twice at once.
Two at once, three times at once.
I'm totally flattening you.
You think you can come down here and take over?
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