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	Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Seaters for Wednesday the 13th of January 2021.
	I'm joined by Callum, and before we start, you can always go to lotusseaters.com, check out the further information on the reporting that we're going to be doing here, and you, of course, get access to our premium content.
	This week, in fact, later on today, the book club about Locke's second treaties on government will be going up.
	I personally feel this is a very valuable thing for Americans to be paying attention to, and you should definitely go and read that.
	If you want to understand your own country a little bit better and the ethos behind it, because it is about the will that was important in the formation of the United States.
	But I explained it in the book club, so I'm not going to explain it here.
	Anyway, Callum, it's not going well in America, is it?
	Oh, really?
	Yes.
	Like, how bad is it now?
	It's pretty bad, I'm not going to lie.
	I mean, like...
	The center is collapsing in America.
	It's very clear that there is no narrative in the center that can hold it together.
	The center-left have just shifted right into full-on social justice territory.
	Who do you mean by the center-left?
	Like the neolibs?
	Yeah, the sort of Pelosi, Biden, that sort of corporate neolib structure has just fully embraced the radical left-wing view of white, whiteness, black, blackness, and racial and gender politics, right?
	So there is now nothing that we, I guess, could describe as the normal view of Racial and gender politics, as before, the sort of individualistic view that the conservatives hold, that doesn't exist anymore.
	You've got full-on radical leftism coming out of Biden's agenda.
	I mean, this is a clip of Biden just announcing what his agenda is going to be.
	Our focus will be on small businesses on Main Street that aren't wealthy and well-connected, that are facing real economic hardships through no fault of their own.
	Our priority will be Black, Latino, Asian and Native American-owned small businesses, women-owned businesses.
	And finally, having equal access to resources needed to reopen and rebuild.
	Why?
	Jesus Christ, because the first part of that sentence was fine.
	Yeah.
	Second part, crazy.
	I mean, hang on.
	The first part, don't lie to me, Joe, right?
	Taking money from Ukraine, China, Wall Street.
	You're not interested in helping small businesses.
	But then, to have to racialise it and gender it...
	To essentially be like, black, Latino, Asian, Native American.
	I mean, is there any group that's being left out here, Joe?
	Oh, that's right.
	White small business owners.
	Yeah.
	Go away.
	That's essentially what I took away from that.
	76% of the country or something like that?
	50% of the country was small businesses before the COVID lockdowns.
	It's going to be doubtless.
	I know, I just mean the group that's being excluded.
	Yeah, something like 70% of the United States is white, European.
	Yeah, and he just...
	Doesn't seem to care.
	I mean, he does also say, oh, we'll help the mom-and-pop stores in rural America.
	It's like, no one believes that.
	I don't believe that.
	I don't believe that for a second.
	Well, only certain kinds.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Which, in rural America, is largely white.
	And he says, you know, the restaurants have been slammed by the virus.
	The virus has done nothing to restaurants.
	The lockdowns have done everything to restaurants.
	So don't skip that necessary step where you guys had decided to close these things down.
	Because again, it wasn't Republican areas that were shutting down.
	It was Democrat areas.
	put states to ransom over this, to be honest.
	But anyway, so you can see the kind of racial and intersectional agenda that is just coming out of Biden's administration.
	This is, and notice they, in their tweet, our priority will be the, they clip the bit where it says, look, we're giving priority to essentially the non-whites.
	And of course women, because women are a victim class now. - Right.
	It isn't the Republicans that have clipped that to be like, look at this.
	Yeah, no, they clipped that themselves.
	It's the Democrats saying, this is us looking good.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Are you kidding me?
	Exactly.
	So it's just going to be full-on racial politics from Biden, which is nothing new, but anyway.
	And then we get to find out, and he announced yesterday, that Biden had appointed a woman called Kirsten Clarke to run the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division.
	And this woman is kind of like Tariq Nasheed, right?
	I bet she follows him on Twitter.
	I bet she watches a lot of his content.
	She is what I would describe as a black supremacist.
	And honestly, hearing Tucker Carlson just read out her statements was gold for me, right?
	And so we've got about...
	It's about two minutes long, but it's totally worth your time listening to Tucker Carlson explain her worldview.
	Let's go.
	Please use the following theories and observations to assist you in your search for truth regarding the genetic differences between blacks and whites.
	You know it's going to be interesting.
	And it was.
	One, Dr.
	Richard King reveals that the core of the human brain is the locus coeruleus, which is a structure that is black because it contains large amounts of neuromelanin, which is essential for its operation.
	Two, black infants sit, crawl, and walk sooner than whites.
	3.
	Carol Barnes notes that human mental processes are controlled by melanin, that same chemical which gives blacks their superior physical and mental abilities.
	4.
	Some scientists have revealed that most whites are unable to produce melanin because their pineal glands are often calcified or non-functioning.
	Pineal calcification rates with Africans are 5-15%, Asians 15-25%, and Europeans 60-80%.
	This is the chemical basis for the cultural differences between blacks and whites.
	And 5.
	Melanin endows blacks with greater mental, physical, and spiritual abilities, something which cannot be measured based on Eurocentric standards.
	End quote.
	Melanin accounts for the cultural differences between blacks and whites.
	Oh no, the calcification of pineal gland.
	Yeah, but the reason that's important is because it stops melanin production.
	Apparently...
	That's her opinion.
	Yeah, I mean, it's not the opinion of science.
	Josh is big on these subjects, not quite in the way that she is.
	He's not like measuring dimples in the skulls.
	No, no, no.
	He's big on science, not this crazy racial supremacy.
	And he's currently working on an article to refute all of this very concisely.
	But it's not just her that says this sort of stuff.
	This kind of black supremacy is all over the internet, to be honest.
	I've seen loads of it in my time, and it's roundly mocked as being we was Kang's.
	So that will be up on lotuseasters.com, probably by the time the podcast is finished, in fact.
	So if you would like to be able to refute these things with facts and logic, then Josh will have done the job.
	But the point is, this woman is an insane racial supremacist.
	I mean, anyone sat there trying to establish the genetic differences in culture between blacks and whites, and then with the purpose of suggesting that blacks are, what was it, you know, physically, mentally, and spiritually superior in a way that Europeans can't even measure?
	It's like, look, this is disgusting.
	Because the physically and mentally, I think it's like the Nazi position, which is that the area race is superior.
	And the spiritually one was actually the Japanese supremacy.
	They didn't claim to be physically superior, but they were spiritually superior to the rest of the world.
	Okay.
	Well, apparently this person disagrees.
	The blacks are superior.
	They agreed that it's a thing based on race, but it's only a black master race.
	Yes, that's unironically.
	But again, Justice Department's Civil Rights Division.
	A very influential part of the Justice Department, very important in American politics.
	They're going to be the ones dealing with Black Lives Matter and cases like that.
	Constantly.
	And this is what the Americans apparently overwhelmingly, unprecedentedly voted for.
	They were like, you know what?
	We don't have enough racial supremacy in government.
	Give me Joe Biden.
	Donald Trump thinks all lives matter.
	I only think melanated superior lives matter.
	That's her opinion.
	And the thing is as well, right, she also seems to be something of an acolyte of Louis Farrakhan.
	So what he was quoting there was just a letter she'd written to the Harvard Crimson, their magazine, about race.
	And while she was a student there, she'd invited, I can't remember the name of the chap, but there was another professor who had written a book called The Jewish Assault on Black People or something, or blacks.
	And yeah, it was full on Louis Farrakhan stuff that the Jews are puppeteering the whites in order to hurt the blacks and stuff like this.
	And it's like, holy crap, okay.
	these these people are off the rails as far as I'm concerned they This is unacceptable for...
	I mean, we're probably going to get in trouble on YouTube for this.
	You can't have these kind of videos on YouTube now, and yet now it's in Biden's government.
	So it's like, okay, great.
	Like, are they going to ban her off Twitter for this?
	I guess not.
	I think she's in the right place with the right time.
	But anyway, so then let's just have a quick catch-up.
	So this is how the left is radicalised, right?
	You can see the radical elements of the left coming straight to the fore, taking office...
	When you're arguing in the government, the melanin predicts if you're superior or not.
	That's right.
	Is that not radical?
	Tariq Nasheed is in the government now.
	And the thing is, Tariq Dasheed's actually better than this woman.
	I mean, Tariq Dasheed's actually not that bad compared to this.
	I think he thinks that they're spiritually superior, but not physically and mentally.
	She's gone further than him.
	Maybe we'll get him on and find out how he feels about her.
	I'm sure he'll be on the Biden administration soon, so don't worry.
	But anyway, so let's get to Pelosi's impeachment.
	And we were told, sorry, go to the next one, yeah.
	So we were told that, you know, Pelosi has announced Trump's impeachment managers.
	Seven out of nine are women, people of colour are LGBT. So it's a very intersectional and progressive impeachment squad.
	One of them is Eric Sowell, who, he's the guy who had an affair with a Chinese spy, communist spy.
	And he's one of the impeachment managers.
	Because the Democrats just don't care.
	They just don't give a shit about your opinion on this.
	They're okay with China.
	They're okay selling out to China.
	When people are calling him Beijing Biden, that's perfectly fair.
	He took two stacks.
	You know?
	He's 10% for the big guy.
	He takes this money.
	These people sleep with the Chinese spies.
	They don't care.
	They appoint them to be the managers of the impeachment of the American president.
	They don't care.
	I mean, this guy...
	I want to make the joke, you know, he took two, but I can't.
	Anyway, he's literally sleeping with a Chinese spy.
	They all have nudes of him or something compromisable, surely.
	Totally.
	Put him in charge of the...
	But do you want your elected representatives having affairs with Chinese spies?
	But then putting him in charge of getting rid of the anti-Chinese candidate.
	I know!
	It's...
	The whole point of this, I mean, AOC released it, I don't know if we'll get to that later, but she said that the whole point of this is to stop him from running in four years.
	So if the Chinese can get...
	She did.
	...get this guy stopped from running in the next four years, eliminated a problem for them, hasn't it?
	Yeah.
	Only cost them two sacks.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, so McConnell is apparently pleased with the impeachment because McConnell is a...
	I don't want to call him a traitor, but I can't think of a better word.
	Uh...
	No, seriously.
	I mean, like, you know, Mitch McConnell apparently, and this is just like rumours from the grapevine, really.
	Pleased.
	Yeah, but he is apparently pleased and believes that Trump committed impeachable offences.
	He's pleased that Democrats are trying to move to impeach him and believes that it will make it easier for him to purge Trump's supporters from the party.
	Again, according to rumours from people around him.
	But to be honest with you, there's probably some truth to this.
	And so what's going on with Trump and Trump's side of the Republican Party?
	Well...
	They're not exactly being very moderate.
	And I say that as someone who is a diehard Trump supporter at this point and is happy to go down in flames wearing a MAGA hat, right?
	So YouTube have suspended Trump's account for a week.
	So this is only for one week because he got a strike on it, apparently.
	Did he upload anything new or not?
	He did.
	Four days ago, he had uploaded the video where he'd said, please stop rioting in the Capitol and go home.
	That was fine.
	That's still up.
	Then he went to the Alamo yesterday where the border wall is and gave an hour-long speech.
	To be honest with you, it was very boring.
	I watched it, but there wasn't anything in there that I thought was even really worth talking about.
	Was he even talking about the Capitol?
	No, he didn't.
	He mentioned censorship on Parler, which was bad.
	And then he just sat there talking about how good a job his administration had done with the border wall and how he liked all the people doing it and all this sort of stuff.
	It was fine.
	So that doesn't break their terms of service as of Britain.
	Well, not that I would have thought so.
	But as they say, YouTube is suspending Donald Trump's channel for at least one week and potentially longer after his channel earned a strike under the platform's policies.
	A recent video on his channel had incited violence, YouTube said.
	But, I mean, I don't know what video it was.
	They'd put up a bunch of clips of his Alamo speech.
	And I was just like, okay, but...
	I mean, I didn't hear anything in there that I consider to be an assignment to violence, so I don't know what YouTube's doing.
	But basically, I think this is YouTube making moves towards eventually going, yeah, well, there we go.
	It's Donald Trump's YouTube channel gone.
	So he's literally forbidden from Silicon Valley, and he's hanging from a thread.
	And again, this is cartel behavior.
	The same thing happened to Twitter with Alex Jones.
	Everyone on the same day, blump, blump, blump, blump, blump, Get rid of Alex Jones, this cascading effect.
	And then it came down to everyone looking at Twitter and Twitter being under pressure to ban him.
	And they had to come out and say, well, we haven't banned Alex Jones because he hasn't actually violated our rules.
	And then a week later, he was gone too.
	Same thing's happening here.
	Thanks to Brian Hartwig as well, in case he's watching.
	But he's one of the guys who came from Facebook's moderation team and released the screenshot showing that, yes, they just made this up out of the blue.
	You can see on the moderator's page, emergency update, ban Alex Jones InfoWars.
	Not that they've broken the terms of service.
	They didn't even claim that.
	They just said, new terms of service, that's bad.
	For no reason.
	It's gone.
	Same sort of thing with Tommy, where they just make up what they claim Tommy...
	The threats that Tommy apparently...
	Well, they openly defamed him.
	They openly defamed him.
	And when pressed on it, it was a...
	A Danish representative said, well, it wasn't any one post.
	It's like, right, okay.
	So you claiming he had called for people to behead Muslims, that was false.
	Very specific claim.
	Couldn't show a post.
	Illegal.
	So that's even worse, because then you're defaming a guy as well as being, you know, obviously partisan and arbitrary.
	But anyway, so this same thing is clearly happening to Trump, right?
	So the question is, how's Trump doing?
	Well, a Rasmussen poll, if we can get it up, despite the Capitol Hill riots, found Trump holding a 48% approval rating.
	Is that up or down?
	That's actually up like two points.
	So he got more popular.
	Yeah, he was 46%, I think, in the last one.
	And then he was 48%.
	The thing is, Trump actually...
	The Rasmussen polls, I think, and Hugo was...
	It thinks that they're more accurate because they do landline calling, which means they get in contact with more boomers, basically.
	More boomers are obviously inclined to support Trump.
	And so this is why I actually do take Rasmussen polls very seriously.
	But, I mean, the rest of them obviously exist.
	They're online polls.
	Yeah, but most of them, I think they are online polls.
	But yeah, so Trump's approval hasn't really collapsed, at least with his base anyway.
	The Hill put out another poll saying that 41% of people approve of Trump's handling of events, with 59% disapproving.
	61% of voters believe Trump should have done more to stop the violence, where 39% say he did enough.
	So I think that's the Trump base I think you're looking at there.
	About 40% of the United States are like solid Trump supporters.
	You know, overall generally bad, but not as bad as I was expecting.
	No.
	I don't know about you.
	Well, I mean, 41% approving of how he handled the events.
	I mean, that's pretty good.
	I mean, I don't know what more he could have done.
	He literally told them, be peaceful, then put out a video, then a tweet.
	And many people wouldn't have known he even did that because he was censored.
	So, I mean, I don't think that's terrible at all.
	And if 41% or 40% of the country is his hardcore support, man, the Americans have got problems.
	The Democrats have problems governing this country now.
	Trump has apparently lost 10% support in the GOP. This is the one, the 87% was previously, up until January 3rd.
	And then January 8th, the 11th, he's just down to 77%.
	So that's the Republican Party members.
	77% still massively in favour of Trump, even after this.
	So Trump has lost hardly any support with his core supporters.
	So Trump's in quite a strong position, right?
	It's not a big loss.
	And so Mitch McConnell, like, okay, we're going to get rid of the MAGA crowd from the GOP. It's like, they look like they are the GOP? I hate to tell you this.
	I don't know where you think you're going to get extra voters from.
	Like, he's going to delete 70% of the membership?
	Yeah.
	Is that it?
	Like, what are you talking about?
	Like, Mitch, you're sat on top of Trump's giant MAGA cap.
	It's like, we're going to take a...
	What is it?
	The whole joke of, like, we're going to get rid of MAGA country.
	You're in MAGA country.
	Yeah, yeah.
	There was a Spectator article about this a while ago.
	I like the title of it.
	It's like, you know, it's UKIP's country, you just live in it.
	Yeah.
	And that's true.
	It's MAGA country.
	Yeah.
	Mitch McConnell just lives in it.
	Exactly.
	That's totally true.
	At least by the polling.
	And the funniest thing about this is...
	We are going to get onto AOC's unhinged late-night Instagram rant from yesterday.
	But I want to be very clear, right?
	AOC represents to the Democrats what QAnon represents to the Republicans, right?
	Because QAnon, the worldview of QAnon, is that the country is run and led by evil people, with an evil agenda that is designed to hurt them and their families.
	That's exactly what AOC's position is.
	That's exactly what the QAnon position is.
	It's just two, obviously, radically different worldviews, but run along the same lines.
	And QAnon is remarkably popular.
	Sorry, it's not this one, John.
	If we can go to the Civics one.
	There's Civics.
	Oh, no, that is Civics.
	Sorry, go back.
	It was the previous one.
	Sorry, it was my mistake.
	So yeah, Civics did a poll and found that one in three Republicans believe QAnon is mostly true, and another 23% believe that it's partly true.
	Matt, who knows what QAnon is, though?
	Like, I'm not even sure I know what it is.
	Well, I mean, the BBC keep posting things like, QAnon is a conspiracy theory, where people say that President Trump is waging war on a satanic, paedophile, deep state elite.
	And it's like, okay, but why is that bad?
	Yeah, isn't that what he literally said when they asked about it?
	It was like, is that a bad thing?
	I mean, is he winning?
	I don't really want the satanic, paedophile, deep state elite to win.
	I'm not saying whether or not that's real, it's just...
	Weird.
	But the point is, more than half of the Republicans basically believe that QAnon is true.
	Okay.
	That's quite a lot.
	That's a huge number.
	Yeah.
	That's tens of millions of Americans.
	But for AOC's crowd, I assume you just replaced the pedophile cult with the rich.
	White supremacy.
	White supremacists.
	Yeah.
	And we'll get to it.
	Everyone who's rich is a white supremacist, probably.
	Essentially, she thinks that Confederates run the country.
	And it's like, right, okay.
	Mental.
	But anyway, so...
	But what's interesting, right, is that 72% of Democrats said that QAnon conspiracy is not true at all.
	So then these 28% were like, well, there are some grades of truth to it.
	It's like, I presume that many of these rode on Epstein's plane or something.
	I don't know, you know.
	Like Bill Clinton was putting in the yes box, wasn't he?
	Well, that's the point, isn't it?
	Because if you look at the people who are traveling with Epstein, not many Republicans there.
	Lots of Democrats.
	Lots of left-wing voters.
	Lots of celebrities.
	We're all sort of left-wingers, you know.
	So it's like, right, that's...
	I mean, I don't know what...
	QAnon has expanded out in some vast world view.
	That's why I'm not even sure what it is.
	Yeah, exactly.
	But if you want to make the argument that there are elitist paedophiles in existence...
	We know that's true.
	That is factually true.
	Epstein was arrested and convicted for this, and that's why he was arrested again.
	That's why Ghislaine Maxwell is currently under arrest...
	Like, I'd rather they wrote that question, do you think there's a group of elite pedophiles who, you know...
	Yeah, because, I mean, that's obviously true.
	I mean, the BBC going like, oh, people think that QAnon's real.
	You protected Jimmy Savile for his entire life.
	So he could rape children for his entire life.
	You protected him.
	In the 70s, Johnny Rotten was calling out the BBC for defending Jimmy Savile because Jimmy Savile was a pedo.
	In the 70s, like this skinny little weird-looking Johnny Rotten, like googly-eyed, you know, he's there going, well, you know, there's a lot going on with Jimmy Savile or the BBC and all this, and it's like, Jesus Christ.
	But that's what I mean by, when they ask, do you think QAnon's real?
	I don't even know what the question is.
	Are there elite paedophile rings?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we know that.
	And the BBC protects them.
	Yeah, the BBC's protected them and other people have been in jail for this, convicted of this.
	So, you know, but anyway, so you've got these two very hardcore and extreme and irreconcilable views of the world.
	And that's why, as we covered the other day, but this is just worth bringing back up again, massive, like literally half the country thinks that the Civil War's coming.
	71% of Trump supporters, 40% of Biden supporters, I think the Civil War's on the road.
	That's almost three out of four.
	Yeah, it's almost three out of four, yeah.
	But that's for Trump supporters.
	Only four in ten Biden supporters.
	But I mean, if that's roughly five to six out of ten people overall think that Civil War's coming, I mean...
	No, I'm just saying, civil wars are caused by the people who fight them, and the people who fight them know what they're doing when they're fighting them, and if you've got all these people saying, yeah, civil war's coming, they're essentially saying, we're going to do that.
	So...
	Well, the United States is not looking great.
	No, it's not looking good.
	It's not looking good.
	The total polarisation, the centre is collapsing.
	And so you're either going to be QAnon or you're going to be anti-white supremacy.
	So is it pedophiles or white supremacy?
	Which one do you oppose?
	Which one runs the world?
	Yeah.
	Why not both, I guess?
	The synthesis.
	AOC and Trump.
	I have a new position.
	How about a compromise?
	And so, in the light of America being so divided, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, representative for the 14th District of New York, in the Congress, putting out this kind of stuff is really, really irresponsible.
	And I love the way that she says that.
	She's got this little sweet smile as if this is your girlfriend you're doing a Zoom call with.
	And that's the framing of this is very interesting because she goes on this like half hour long rant and afterwards the theatrics of it suddenly collapse and she's suddenly holding her hand and it's like smiling at her, sorry, that was my rant.
	And it's like, so you can see the theatre of the whole thing.
	But we're going to go through the theater of the whole thing, because this is designed to enrage people.
	This is designed to inflame people.
	This is designed to further polarize and radicalize.
	And she sounds like a goddamn Nazi.
	I'm not even joking.
	It's raw demagoguery.
	Let's go for clip one.
	I want to cut straight to the chase.
	Wednesday was an extremely traumatizing event.
	And it is not an exaggeration to say that many, many members of the House were nearly assassinated.
	It's just not an exaggeration to say that at all.
	We were very lucky that things happened within certain minutes that allowed members to escape the house floor unharmed.
	But many of us nearly and narrowly escaped death.
	That's not true at all.
	Right.
	She didn't nearly die.
	None of them nearly died.
	The only people that nearly died were the protesters because they had armed guards.
	The protesters were not armed.
	It was not an attempted assassination.
	And they left when they were asked to leave.
	They were let in by the police.
	You could see them.
	There's other videos where you can just see them being funneled in with the police just standing there funneling them through.
	Go on through.
	So they walk between the velvet ropes and don't smash the place up.
	But it wasn't an attempt at an assassination.
	And that is...
	Just not true.
	That's not true at all.
	And so why would you create this false framing?
	Well, if you want to try and rile up a base to do something.
	And one of the things that comes across is just how disingenuous she sounds.
	She doesn't sound like she's telling the truth.
	She sounds like she's trying to construct a narrative, which is exactly what she's doing.
	In fact, let's go for the second clip, which is part two of the narrative that she's constructing.
	There were also black and brown officers that were confronting white supremacists And putting themselves not just to protect members, but they put themselves in harm's way, on the front line, facing the racist violence of white supremacists ordered by Donald Trump to attack the Capitol.
	And so there were those acts of heroism.
	But next to that, there was also acts of betrayal.
	And To run in the capital, in our nation's capital and not know if an officer is there to help you or to harm you is also quite traumatizing.
	Okay, so first thing, she said that he had ordered this.
	Hang on, hang on.
	Nothing about that was true either, right?
	I guess there were black and brown officers.
	That's true.
	There were some black and brown officers.
	I don't know what that's got to do with anything.
	It doesn't.
	It's just that they're complete racists, and so they have to bring it up, right?
	But then it's, yeah, the racist violence ordered by Trump.
	So now every one of those people that went in is a white supremacist.
	They were violent white supremacists, and Trump ordered it.
	Not true, as far as I can tell.
	Just not true.
	Well, the video evidence suggests that it's not true.
	Yeah, my lying eyes tell me that that's not true, right?
	And my lying ears when it comes to Trump's statements, right?
	But then the acts of betrayal, right?
	So yeah, we've got the non-white officers, but the white officers, she doesn't know that she's safe from them.
	That was what she was saying.
	Yeah.
	Just because they're white.
	How do we know these other officers around her aren't actually secretly plotting to murder her?
	I mean, they are white.
	So they're already guilty.
	Well, they're already suspicious.
	And they may have voted for Donald Trump themselves.
	So how does she know that she's safe?
	She doesn't, right?
	But this is the point.
	Paranoid, divisive, calling everyone white supremacists and saying that Trump ordered this, which he did not.
	Let's go for three, because we're not finished with the paranoia.
	What about the other senators?
	What about the other senators who were nearly assassinated?
	Well, they're white supremacists too.
	Let's go for it.
	I myself did not even feel safe going to that extraction point because there were QAnon and white supremacist sympathizers and, frankly, white supremacist members of Congress.
	In that extraction point, who I know and who I have felt would disclose my location and allow me to...
	who would create opportunities to allow me to be hurt kidnapped etc madness who she's she's accusing ted cruz and josh hawley of being white supremacists who obviously hate her for not being white and uh would work against her would want her kidnapped and would disclose her location so the the white supremacist violent mob that was ordered by donald trump would come and do harm to her right again
	none of that is true This narrative is completely false, and I think the fact that she's spinning it in this way is something she knows is false, and she's doing it to try and create terrorism.
	She's trying to create further consequences.
	And this is not the first time we talk about this.
	She's rattling up the temperature for no other reason.
	It's not like she hasn't been guilty of this before.
	There are two instances now that I've learnt about from reading Andy's book.
	There are two people who were directly inspired by her comments that the ICE facilities were concentration camps that ended up in two terrorist incidents.
	Yeah.
	And that concentration camps narrative comes up in this rant as well.
	She never disavowed it.
	No, well, she brings it up again in this.
	In fact, in the very next clip, in fact, should we listen to it?
	I have a message for anyone who is resigning after Wednesday.
	Too late.
	Too late.
	You're not going to resign after Wednesday and act like you weren't a part of it.
	Were you secretary on Wednesday?
	Yes, you were.
	You were a part of it.
	Were you secretary every single step leading up to Wednesday?
	Yes, then you were a part of it.
	You don't get to allow for an attack that kills five people Also not true.
	And then afterwards, you say, I wasn't a part of it.
	Yes, you were.
	You were a part of it when you caged kids.
	You were a part of it when you repealed Title IX. You were a part of it when the president committed the first dozen number of crimes that he committed.
	You were a part of it when you excused the law breaking.
	You were a part of it.
	Those five people's blood is on your hands.
	What are you going to do?
	And they think that resigning is going to clean that blood off their hands.
	It is always on them.
	They are forever stained with the deaths of five people, especially when they did not invoke the 25th amendment to remove this president when they had the power to do so.
	Cowards.
	Cowards!
	She's responsible for every person in the Black Lives Matter riots after the death of George Floyd, by this standard.
	Yeah.
	She is completely responsible for every piece of property destroyed, every person killed, all the people who were raped and robbed and murdered in the chairs.
	She's responsible for it all.
	I mean, she is responsible for some terror attacks, like the attack on the ICE facility that she directly inspired.
	And what was the other one?
	The other one was a guy who, I won't go into the big dispute, but he was in a school, officers were trying to get him off the school, he turned around, fired two shots, almost killed his own kid, and the officer had to shoot him in the head.
	Jesus.
	She's responsible for that, by this standard, right?
	And you can see that she's not going to allow the resignations of the members of the Trump team who are resigning at this point.
	Right.
	She's got an evil will and she's going to go after them.
	She wants them harmed.
	I hate to think what she's going to do with Obama.
	Like, we're going to talk about caging kids.
	Well, he did it, yeah.
	He was the one who brought it up, so...
	Yeah.
	But this is the point.
	I mean, she sounds like a Nazi.
	She sounds like she's going to execute her political opponents at some point.
	She'd happily do it.
	She really sounds like if they were lined up against the wall and the comrades have got their grunt and they're like, what should we do with her?
	Commissar AOC. She'd have this run and then have them shot.
	I really feel that that's the case.
	She seems evil.
	You know, this did actually happen in Iraq.
	Of course.
	It happened in all of these revolutions.
	Like they took half the parliamentarians out, made the other half get them guns and made them shoot the other half of the parliament.
	Because then it was like, you're in on it.
	Right, okay, I didn't know that.
	She'd do it.
	She wouldn't even flinch.
	Well, she's already saying that they're all in on it, essentially, and therefore...
	But anyway, we'll keep going on, right?
	Let's go to the next one.
	Because if they actually cared about rule of law, they would speak up when people break the law.
	They would speak up!
	They would enforce fairness and equity, but they don't give a damn about the law.
	They don't give a damn about order.
	They don't give a damn about safety.
	They give a damn about white supremacy.
	They care about preserving the social order and the mythology of whiteness than the grandeur of our democracy.
	That's what they care about.
	They lust for power more than they care about democracy.
	Insane ranting about white supremacy.
	I don't want to know what enforced equity means.
	That sounds terrifying.
	We know it.
	That sounds communism.
	But I love this.
	The mythology of whiteness and then the grandeur of our democracy.
	Bitch, that is mythologizing.
	What are you doing?
	The grandeur...
	I mean, she didn't even pronounce it right.
	But the grandeur of our democracy.
	What does that mean?
	If you're an American, you believe the government comes from the people, the government is not sacred or sacrosanct in any way.
	Again, why you want to watch the book club.
	The government is not sacrosanct in any way, shape, or form.
	It belongs to the people of the United States.
	It's the people that are sacrosanct.
	But she has put the government above them and said, no, this is the sacred thing that you are defiling for the mythology of white supremacy.
	It's like, nobody's saying that.
	Nobody is saying that.
	I just want to say, what a secure thing to do as well.
	Like, you've just won the White House.
	You won both houses of Congress.
	If this was you, you'd be relaxing.
	Oh, I'd be like, let's all calm down.
	We've got it all.
	We don't want anyone to go nuts.
	We don't want anyone to start a civil war because we're in charge.
	That's what I would be saying, but they clearly don't feel in charge.
	Bane is stalking the streets.
	Do we have another clip?
	We do.
	Let's talk about how AOC can't even get her own narrative straight.
	This is about thinking...
	That if an election doesn't reinforce your power, then you believe it is fundamentally illegitimate.
	And why do you think it's illegitimate?
	And how do you try to delegitimize our elections?
	By saying Black people shouldn't vote.
	By saying Latino people shouldn't be full US citizens.
	That's what those people did when they voted to overturn the results of our free and fair elections.
	And you can barely call them that with the amount of voter suppression that they have engaged in across the country.
	It is generous, to say the least, to call them that.
	Right.
	Yeah, to call them that.
	It's like, okay, that's...
	Okay, Shakespeare.
	Yeah, very poor rhetorical form, I would suggest.
	It feels very empty.
	You know, it feels like she's desperately trying to cobble this narrative together.
	And she's realized that this is actually a contradictory narrative, right?
	So the flash in the middle there was me clipping those two bits together so people could see I'd clip that together.
	Because this is from two parts, you know, where she's like, you know, oh, well, they tried to overturn a free affair election.
	But it's also not free and fair because of all the jury running and all the voter suppression.
	So it's like, okay, you don't agree that you have free and fair elections.
	And she spends ages going, oh, the deck is stacked in their favor, the deck is stacked in their favor.
	And it's like, then it's not a free and fair election, is it?
	You know, you are lying.
	You have a contradiction here that one or the other must be true.
	And you can't even stop yourself from going, yeah, well, I mean, it's not even free.
	And, oh, how dare they?
	Nancy Pelosi in 2017 was like, oh, this was a steal, this was a steal, Russia this, Russia that.
	And then three years of investigations that they found nothing.
	But then every election afterwards will be perfectly secure.
	Exactly.
	When do the Republicans get their investigation into this?
	But anyway...
	I mean, she's a socialist as well.
	She doesn't believe in elections.
	Shut up.
	I'm not taking this.
	Democracy.
	But anyway, so she keeps on going about white supremacists and confederates.
	When these rioters...
	Broke into our nation's capital.
	They flew the confederate flag inside our nation's capital.
	Let me break down the historical significance of that for you.
	Historical significance.
	They flew the Confederate flag for the first time in American history in the U.S. Capitol.
	It didn't even make it in during the Civil War.
	I love the way that we're being berated here, right?
	Now, what I love about this...
	I can't help but joke.
	Look how bad that is, sorry.
	It's cringe.
	And that's it.
	It's acting.
	It's theatre.
	It's just like Mussolini.
	It's just like Hitler.
	It's just like, again, this is why you want to go watch our book clubs.
	This is what we were talking about in Frank Dicotta's Dictators.
	How all of the 20th century dictatorships were a giant theatre production that were just meant to make you believe something wasn't true.
	And that's clearly what's happening here.
	But what I love about this, she's going, oh, the sanctity of our capital, our nation.
	It's like, what, the white supremacist nation?
	The white supremacist country?
	The genocided Native Americans?
	Imperialist conquering of the manifest destiny that has oppressed all of these other groups?
	And suddenly, oh, it's inviolable.
	How dare you bring in a Confederate flag?
	You hate that country.
	Like, why were you trying to burn it down a few months ago?
	Yeah, exactly.
	Remind me.
	Yeah, I mean, yeah, when she's talking about all the violence and stuff like that and the rule of law, it's like, whoa, you were totally in favour of the Black Lives Matter stuff.
	That's outside the rule of law.
	What the hell are you talking about?
	But the reason, obviously, is to destroy the imperialist racist United States.
	But when it's actually being attacked or, you know, they're just like, wait, no, we need to protect the imperialist racist United States.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Suddenly, oh no, that's our imperialist racist white supremacist United States.
	It might be imperialist racist United States, but it's mine.
	Yeah, exactly, right?
	And the funny thing is, it's because one fat idiot had a Confederate flag, and it's like, oh God, he's going to start waffling about heritage now.
	Lincoln was the bad guy or something.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And yet, did she object to Lincoln's statue being defaced and removed?
	Of course not.
	He was a racist.
	There's a statue of Lincoln freeing the slaves, and Black Lives Matter are like, yep, pull it down.
	Okay, so ending slavery is white supremacy.
	Gotcha.
	Let's just go to the next one, because this is where we get the wonderful accumulation of what she's coming to.
	The final point, which is the extirpation of her opponents.
	They have to be disappeared.
	White supremacists will never, ever, ever live in a world where they will see their fantasies come true.
	Ever.
	Ever.
	Which is why they rely on violence.
	That explains Black Lives Matter.
	That's why they cling to violence so much because there is no other way for them.
	There's no other way.
	Every other way is democratic and cooperative where we all must share our genius with one another.
	Where our society is not built on supremacy or on a politics of domination of one another.
	And they can't live in that world.
	They can't live in a world without supremacy, without domination.
	They can't live in a world where they can just coexist.
	No.
	They have to reign supreme And since a white supremacist world, and since supremacy in general is a myth, it will never be true for anybody.
	Since supremacy is a myth, they have to resort to violence.
	Someone tell Joe Biden's.
	You've got to tell Joe Biden's team that supremacy is a myth.
	But I love the projection on this.
	No, totally.
	Total projection.
	Like, they're never going to get what they want, so they have to use violence.
	You know, the other routes are democratic, like...
	You're a socialist who was destroying the country a few months ago.
	Happy to do it.
	You've radicalised people who have then gone out and committed terrorist attacks.
	Okay, you were happy to do that.
	You were then asked about it and you didn't even denounce it.
	You didn't even say, okay, I denounce that guy.
	He took it too far.
	She said nothing.
	Nada.
	But, I mean, the obsession with white supremacists to me is fascinating because, I mean...
	Where?
	I'm just looking around.
	I'm just watching American politics.
	I'm not seeing many Nazi flags.
	I'm not seeing much in the way of the KKK. I'm seeing a lot of boomer, MAGA, QAnon folks who don't want those satanic pedos in the Democratic Party running the country.
	I don't think that's white supremacy.
	I think that's just boomer conspiracy tardy.
	But anyway, so this whole thing, I love this, right?
	So white supremacists, she's told us, she's reliably informed us because she is the white supremacist whisperer.
	She knows what they think, right?
	And they can't stand to live with others.
	They can't coexist with others.
	And so...
	Look who's talking.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	Right?
	They can't stand to coexist with others.
	And they must have a politics of domination and supremacy.
	And so in the name...
	In the name of having a politics of cooperation, inclusion, and equality, this is her opinion.
	And so I want to be clear to Senator Ted Cruz.
	Noted Nazi.
	You do not belong in the United States Senate.
	I want to be clear to Senator Josh Hawley.
	You do not belong in the United States Senate.
	You do not belong in any democratically elected seat when you do not believe that that election was even legitimate, according to your self-serving claims.
	So get out.
	But her election was?
	Exiled in the name of tolerance.
	Yeah.
	Exiled in the name of inclusion.
	You do not belong.
	AOC 2021.
	You do not belong.
	Get out.
	What the hell kind of message is this?
	That's unity and tolerance.
	Yeah, that's not the language of dominance or exclusion.
	Oh no, that's unity and tolerance when she does it.
	But you do not belong, get out.
	The Republicans should just clip that and have that playing constantly.
	This is her opinion of you, of the Republicans.
	This is her opinion of most of the Democrats.
	I mean, she came out and said, well, in a normal party, in a normal country, me and Joe Biden wouldn't even be in the same party.
	It's like, yeah.
	Because you're an insane person and Joe Biden's just deeply corrupt.
	I mean, Joe Biden's senile, but like...
	Anyway, so...
	I loved your point, though, which is that she believes that all the elections are gerrymandered and they're trying to restrict black people voting and blah, blah, blah.
	But she sits in a safe seat.
	So it's like, do you think that safe seat isn't actually safe?
	That you've gerrymandered it to the point that people are essentially locked into voting for you?
	But you can't call them free and fair elections if you've got all of this narrative as to why the elections aren't going your way normally.
	But anyway, let's finish with clip 10.
	To all of us.
	A long-term cost for all of us.
	For personal gain, personal gain, personal gain.
	And as long as they have a shred of personal gain to get, in making the same decisions, they will continue to make them.
	That's why they gotta go.
	And that's why they need to experience consequences.
	Not because it's punishment, Not because it's I'm getting back at you, but because consequences are the only way they will stop contributing to violence.
	It's the only way they will stop contributing to undermining our democracy.
	So they need to go.
	They need to get out.
	Need re-educating.
	She's terrifying.
	I think she would just kill them.
	I think she would just have them killed.
	Well, that's what the re-education camps actually are.
	Well, yeah.
	They are just meant to kill you.
	But yeah, I mean, I think that she is a lunatic, and I think that Americans really need to listen to how she is treating the opposition.
	This, again, comes down to the will of the republic itself.
	It has to be a shared will to engage in politics.
	You can't have one side saying literally, get out, I don't like you, re, especially when these people are elected.
	Like, she's talking about Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz.
	Like, these are just the most orthodox conservatives.
	You know, and then, oh, these are the white supremacists.
	These are the people who need to get out.
	These are the people she can't deal with.
	And it's like, well, okay, well, then that's your problem.
	They were elected.
	They don't have to go anywhere because of your outrage.
	Like, Ted Cruz could take some of that, run his campaign ads for himself, where it's like, look at the left, you're voting for that, you're voting for me.
	They all should.
	This is what we're getting from our opponents.
	They're not loyal to the United States.
	They don't believe in the democratic process.
	They believe in domination, unironically.
	They don't believe in tolerance.
	But yeah, I think that one day she'll end up inspiring something even worse than what she's already inspired that will be...
	Pretty bad.
	I mean, she's already on two points.
	Why not go for three, four, five?
	I mean, this is just an attempt to radicalise people.
	You can see it.
	She's painting the opposition as entirely negative.
	There's nothing redeemable about them, and they are white supremacists.
	What's her side done wrong?
	Nothing.
	Not one thing on her side that she could say, oh, well, you know, that was a mistake we made.
	She couldn't even disavow a terrorist attack committed by her words.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, let's go on to a terrorist attack, incidentally.
	Yeah, so I'm going to try and be as objective as possible here, partly because I also don't know what I can and can't say, so sorry if it's a little bit dry.
	Yeah, okay.
	Try and be this.
	So there was a terrorist attack in Reading a little while back, and I just wanted to describe Reading, because I happen to live there, so I've got a unique interest in this.
	And I just wanted to show you some images I took around Reading.
	So for anyone who doesn't know, Reading's a city in England?
	Town.
	Is it only a town?
	I thought it was a city.
	It's a town in England.
	How many people are there?
	Like 250,000, but for England, it should be a city, but we don't have a cathedral, exactly.
	Well, same as Swindon.
	Swindon's got 250,000 and we don't have a cathedral either.
	But it's about 20 minutes outside of London.
	It used to be really okay.
	Yeah, from everyone I meet living there, it used to be an amazing place to live, and after living there for two years, I don't think it is.
	Then it was enriched, really, wasn't it?
	Or just maybe it's the centre, maybe the outsides are much better because they're much richer.
	Anyway, so just going around, it's a very progressive place.
	You can see here is an image of the walkway.
	You go down there to go to the train station every day.
	We pay for that getting repaved every year.
	The next one, if you can get up.
	This is just some of the construction areas around.
	You can see the intersectionality written there.
	Will you be my sister?
	What can we become?
	Yeah, so you get like woke propaganda even on the construction boards.
	You can get the next one.
	This is just leftist propaganda you find pretty much everywhere.
	I think there's two of these.
	Corbyn propaganda for the many, not the few yet.
	Ho ho ho, no bojo.
	Next one.
	We even have our own anti-fascals, because of course we do.
	So this is Berkshire anti-fascists, and they're retweeting Kobani House there.
	We'll go into Kobani House in a minute.
	But they've taken some conservative signs, people trying to campaign a Brexit party, and just destroyed them, because of course they have.
	Next one.
	This is Kobani House.
	This is what the Antifa guys are referring to.
	You can see the Rojava solidarity in the window there.
	Yeah, they're Antifa guys who have solidarity with the Kurdish Workers' Party, because of course they do, and the Communist Kurds.
	They took over this pub.
	It was not being used, so they decided that belongs to us, because of course you would.
	You can get the next one.
	That's the window there.
	Reading to Rojava.
	Antifa solidarity.
	You can see say no to Trump, say no to NATO. Why do the police not arrest these people for breaking and entering?
	They gave an interview to the local press.
	I told the council about it.
	No one's done anything because this is just accepted.
	It's a Labour-run stronghold area.
	We ran a candidate even in the last election where the Conservatives won everywhere.
	We didn't win a bit here because it's just that bad.
	You can get the next one.
	You can see Bella Chao, Antifa symbol at the top there.
	Yep.
	Next one.
	These are some of the stickers they have going around.
	Next one.
	And then this is the Black Lives Matter protest I went on to document.
	This was in Reading.
	It was quite large.
	I didn't expect it to be as large as it was.
	And you can see that the Reading Refugee Support Group who are there.
	And that's notable because the terrorist in this incident was a refugee who was occupying in Reading.
	This is what they protested down to.
	This is a mural.
	We pay a great expense to keep up to date.
	A Malcolm X quote.
	Until the Black...
	Oh, sorry.
	So this way, I can't show the full things without time, but it's like a black face looking like a pharaoh next to the pyramids is the first image, and then you have more images down the line of the history of black people, but of course it's all Americanized, and the pyramids part is a meme.
	I don't know why you did that.
	Anything about the pineal gland?
	I don't think there is.
	But this is the last bit here, and I found it particularly egregious, if you want to read that.
	Go back.
	Sorry.
	Until the black race uses its own talent, takes pride in its own history, and expresses its own culture, affirms its own statehood, it can never fulfill itself.
	Malcolm X. A man at one point was advocating a two-state solution.
	Yeah, yeah.
	He's a terrorist.
	But doesn't...
	What's Africa, then, in his mind?
	Not real black, I guess.
	I mean, this seems like the ideology of Killmonger from Black Panther.
	Is he saying that all black people have to be in a single Reich?
	Yes, that was actually his opinion at one point.
	Right, okay.
	I mean, that's literally Hitler's opinion of all the Germans.
	But also in American.
	So why do we...
	You know, I pay for that.
	That's my tax money.
	I think we spent like $200,000 or something ridiculous to redo it this year.
	It's very progressive.
	Yeah, and then the next one.
	So they went from there and then we marched to the park here.
	And you can see the Workers of the World...
	Anti-faction, yeah.
	Yeah, so leftist.
	Very leftist, very Black Lives Matter organisation.
	This one was actually peaceful, so that's one thing.
	Right, okay.
	But, you know, clap, clap.
	But this...
	Well, before we go on, I can't help but notice that this doesn't look very diverse.
	No, considering Reading's Def Grammics, it wasn't as diverse as you'd expect.
	Well, I'm seeing lots of white people.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	I don't know what we're allowed to comment on, so I'm just going to leave that there.
	This park is the park in which the terrorist attack took place, and I also wanted to mention the BLM here, because if we go to the next one, this is a Guardian article reporting on the Times, if we can get that up.
	So this was the reporting after the incident had taken place.
	And as you can see there, three people killed in this instance, and they were referring it to a murder or something like that at the time, because it wasn't quite clear what had gone on.
	The police gave a statement saying it's not currently being treated as a terrorism incident, but they were obviously lying to the press because several hours after the stabbing, police raided blocks of flats in towns.
	Photos from the scene showed that the raid consisted of counter-terrorism specialists.
	Firearms officers were also present.
	Well, why do you need a counter-terrorism specialist if it's...
	Yeah, it just lies.
	So it was a terrorist incident.
	They knew it was.
	Suggestions it was linked to Black Lives Matter protests that took place in the park earlier on Sunday were dismissed by the police.
	Organizers said the peaceful protest ended two hours before the incident.
	So that was one I went on, and then a couple of weeks later, there was another one, and that's where stabbing took place.
	In the same day?
	The same route.
	No, no, not the same day.
	Oh, right.
	So there's two different protests.
	Right, right, okay.
	I wasn't there for the day of the stabbing.
	But was the stabbing on the same day as one of the Black Lives Matter protests?
	Yes, they held another one that I didn't attend a couple of weeks later.
	So, the National Police Chief Council urged people to avoid speculating about the attack or sharing video or images of it.
	Wow, you've had too much to think.
	Yeah, this is something I very much disagree with personally, and I think if I can ever have an opinion on what journalistic stuff should be, reality is more important than someone's feelings.
	I mean, put a warning, say that it's not suitable for viewing, but I'm not in agreement with the police.
	Anyway, so let's talk about the victims.
	So the victims of this attack, there were five in total.
	So three of them were killed, two of them were wounded.
	And a statement from one other guy who was a victim but wasn't harmed, he ran to run away, saying that the attacker was so quick, after he managed to stab the third person, he started charging towards me and my mate.
	He shouted, Allahu Akbar, God is the greatest.
	Which I don't know why he shouted, because I'm pretty sure Allah would not be proud of what he did.
	Oh, well, I mean, the Quranic expert that he happened to be chasing down in the park has got some thoughts on what Allah thinks about violence.
	I have no information if he's Muslim or not.
	Either way, he clearly doesn't understand the Quran, so I'm just going to leave that.
	I'm pretty sure Allah would not be...
	Shut up!
	This guy's trying to stab you!
	You know nothing about theology.
	The hell is wrong with you?
	So the three guys who died, one of them was a teacher, one of them was a chemical worker, and one of them was an American working for a pharmaceutical company.
	And the men, who are all gay, were known to frequently visit a pub, which is literally like two minutes around the corner, which is apparently known for being a home for LGBT people, is how the...
	Okay, so the thing here is, is that obviously because he's an Islamic-inspired terrorist, the question is, did he attack them because they were gay?
	Did he know?
	The chances of it seem to be that he was let out not long enough to know if these guys were gay or not.
	It's just, from an Islamic bigoted perspective, he got lucky, let's say, that he managed to run into some gay people because he'd hate them.
	Like, we know he'd hate them.
	Obviously, yeah, yeah.
	Okay, so when you say let out, what does that mean?
	So, we'll get into that because he was...
	The first question I want to get into is how on earth did he even get here?
	Because this person is obviously off the rails mental.
	So, he came here as a refugee, as I mentioned.
	So, he came here from Libya.
	So, Libya went into a civil war and then he applied to come to the UK. I don't know if he travelled through an illegal route or if he flew here and then did it.
	It doesn't say.
	I haven't been able to find the information.
	Sorry.
	So, he came here as a teenager.
	And it says, whilst applying for asylum, he told the Home Office officials he had been an Islamist militant growing up.
	Oh, sorry.
	He had been with the Islamist militant group Asha al-Sharia, which would later be banned in the UK as a terrorist organization.
	It wasn't at the time, which I don't know why.
	But I mean, they're just like, right, so you were with this Islamist militant group.
	I mean, it's technically not illegal.
	Yeah, so he lied to them and claimed that he had not fought himself and saying, I did not shoot or use any weapons.
	I just helped them, plus guarded some hospitals.
	What were you guarding the hospital with?
	Why are you allowing that kind of person in?
	It's like, yeah, okay, well, he didn't actually kill anyone, so yeah, but he is aiding a terror organisation.
	We don't want that person in this country.
	The complication is officially it wasn't a terrorist organisation, but even so, my opinion and probably your opinion is don't care.
	Yeah, err on the side of caution.
	Yeah.
	Too bad.
	Perfectly reasonable thing to do.
	Was not done in 2012, so that's that.
	Yeah.
	He then said that he also refused to torture people and said that a fatwa had been subsequently issued against him for not wanting to torture people.
	I don't believe him.
	I think he's just a liar.
	Yeah, that doesn't sound true.
	So if we can get the next image up...
	What's the imam who issued the fatwa?
	Like, let's trace this down.
	No, I'm joking.
	Obviously, it's nonsense.
	Yeah, like, where's the proof?
	So you can get the next one up, John.
	So that's the image of the BBC article.
	They found this on his phone later on.
	Yeah, he's a liar.
	He's just an out-and-out liar.
	We're not going to take this guy seriously.
	So between 2013, so he arrived in 2012, and it says between 2013 and 2020, he committed many crimes.
	Wonderful.
	I'm glad we gave you asylum and loads of money.
	This was totally worth it.
	So the list of crimes include theft, multiple assaults on police officers and emergency workers, racially aggravated harassment, possessing knives, and causing suffering to animals.
	What a great guy.
	I'm so glad he's here.
	Yeah.
	He's making the country a better place.
	What about the restaurant that I assumed he opened?
	What about the ethnic food that he brought here?
	I bet Libyan food is nice.
	I have no idea what it is.
	Maghrabi curry, maybe?
	Sounds good, actually.
	So there's one occasion in which he's assaulting an officer, so he's being arrested for something.
	And apparently he spat in the officer's face and then referred to her as a slave in response to being arrested by a female.
	And yet my tweet with Jess Phillips was the only thing that's brought up.
	I mean, that's awful.
	Jesus.
	Yeah, I mean, this guy is not messing around.
	And this was all known before the attack.
	This was him whilst he's just hanging out in the UK. So there's also the fact that when he was in prison in 2017, he was seen associating with a radical preacher, Omar Brooks, who was convicted on connections to a banned terrorist auguration, Al-Mahujarun.
	So, hanging out with a known Islamist preacher.
	And this is something UKIP policy actually spoke about at the time, which is saying, segregate those people out, because they're just radicalising the inmates.
	Don't put the radical imams in with the Muslim inmates, because what do you think is going to happen?
	UKIP suggests this is irresponsible.
	Well, because of things like this.
	No, it's a totally prudent policy.
	Yeah, he's not the first one.
	So I then wanted to go on to the police failures in all of this.
	So the police have not been in great.
	He briefly came to the attention of MI5 in 2019, but the information provided did not meet the threshold of an investigation.
	Now, I question this because it also says in 2019 they obtained his phone.
	So they've got his phone, right?
	What do you think's on this guy's phone?
	Well, pictures of him with the assault rifle.
	Yeah, so they say here that himself in Libya as a boy, images of him as a boy in Libya, holding firearms, wearing military fatigues, and showing off bullets arranged into the letter K. K is his first name.
	Yeah.
	That's not a red flag?
	Nothing suspicious.
	You wouldn't be like, okay, this guy...
	Doesn't meet the criteria.
	How low are our criteria?
	Have we got too many people in cells?
	Is that it?
	It must be very strict.
	Yeah.
	Apparently we do have too many people in cells.
	There's so many radicals in this country, but that's what it is.
	So in 2019, MI5 told Saleh that he might wish...
	Sorry.
	He told MI5 that he might wish to travel to Syria.
	But after an assessment, he was discounted as a threat and therefore not investigated.
	So it's like, right, if you've got that stuff on your phone, he's telling you he wants to go to Syria, join the Islamic State.
	Not worth investigating.
	Right.
	You know, I can't think of a worse police failure there.
	But it gets worse.
	The prison failures are also pretty bad.
	So he was in jail for one of those offenses.
	I don't know which one.
	And you mentioned how did he get out.
	So he successfully applied to the Court of Appeal to reduce his prison sentence, meaning he was eventually released eight months earlier than expected.
	I don't know how he convinced them.
	Maybe they were drinking cement.
	You tell me.
	He had also applied for asylum twice at this point, both of which were refused.
	Following a judicial review in 2018, he was granted leave to remain for five years.
	So essentially, we now know he's a fake asylum seeker.
	He's obviously a radical.
	He's obviously some kind of terrorist in waiting.
	Need to get rid of him.
	Why wasn't he just instantly deported?
	Why would he be here for five years?
	I saw, I think it was leave.eu claiming that this was unjust, that he hadn't been deported.
	And I agree, but I can't blame Priti Patel here.
	That's the thing I'm trying to...
	I mentioned I got trouble for on Twitter.
	People were upset, which, you know, I can see why.
	But Priti Patel actually wrote a letter to this guy.
	So two days before his release in June, sorry, two weeks before the attack, he was told in a letter from the Home Secretary that she had decided that your deportation is conducive to the public good.
	We want you out.
	But it was not legally possible given the conditions in Libya.
	So Libya is still under a civil war, in which case, which side do you give him to?
	That's all...
	Whichever side isn't for jihad.
	If there is one.
	Name one.
	Anyway, but there's one backed by the Russians.
	I'm not going to get into the whole thing.
	But that's why I'm like, okay, legally, I can't be mad at her.
	She has tried to do the right thing here, but legally she cannot act.
	But it obviously kills you.
	She wanted to get rid of him.
	Couldn't be done.
	The correct thing to do, obviously, would be to just keep him in jail, or to move him to Tunisia or a safe country in Africa somewhere next door to Libya.
	But that's not what was done.
	So he was allowed to leave.
	They spoke to a fellow inmate, Anthony Bloomfield, who said that in the months before he was released, he openly threatened knife violence, discussed jihad, and said that he wanted to rape Britain.
	Pretty extreme.
	Yeah.
	You would have thought some more red flags here.
	This guy shouldn't be let out.
	Just a few.
	Maybe the court got this wrong in reducing his sentence.
	No?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So, he was then...
	He returned.
	He went to a Reading Inn store apartment and immediately started researching the park and purchased a knife.
	Okay.
	You can see what he's up to.
	Yeah.
	Like...
	Sorry, it irritates me.
	Yeah, no, no, I'm getting quite irritated too.
	Yeah, so the night before the attack, local officers visited Sala after his brother, Arin, had rang the police and raised concerns about his mental health.
	So the brother, being a good man, I would say, in this response, called up the police and said, I think he's going for an actual night.
	He's doing some weird stuff.
	You guys ought to go down there.
	Apparently they sent a crisis team first.
	The crisis team knocked on the door, couldn't get a response, so they left, which I can't be angry at them.
	What else can they do?
	Yeah, the police turned up.
	He answered the door.
	And they've got the body-worn camera video, so we can see what went on, or at least it's in the court.
	Couldn't show you here.
	So it says, from the body-worn camera video, two minutes of the encounter shows that Salah was reassuring the officers who had asked how he was feeling.
	They were asking how he was feeling and have he had enough food, and he reassured them.
	They said to him, you're not in trouble, we're just here to check if you're alright.
	And all the while, the carrier bag containing the knife was visible on the floor behind Salah in his flat.
	So they could see the knife in the video.
	And the brother is quoted saying, I asked the police to detain him under the Mental Health Act because he was in no fit state to be left by himself.
	The correct thing to do, you would think?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I mean, the brother seems to have done all of the right things here.
	Yeah.
	I know there were some suspicions about the brother, rightfully.
	But I mean, he's trying to get the police to arrest someone who he thinks is insane and going to go and kill someone.
	Yeah.
	And this was the day before he did.
	So he woke up the next day and went out and did it.
	So if we can get the picture 13 up, just to show that.
	So this is the park itself.
	So this is one of my photos.
	Just show the place.
	place and the next one just to give you some context of the place it is like here's the very famous reading lion statue in memorial of i can't remember which regiment but the people who died in the wars sure and it's it's a nice area People go out, hang out, just drink.
	This could be any park in England.
	It's that kind of thing.
	So the quotes from witnesses in the park witnessing this attack were that he was shouting Allahu Akbar and a Muslim bystander was able to translate one of his Arabic phrases he was shouting, which was God accept my jihad and also victory for infidels.
	Victory?
	Sorry, Victory on Infidels.
	Oh, right, okay.
	So, explicitly jihadist language.
	We're not going to play this hide-the-sausage game where it's like, well, it's just a murder investigation.
	No, no, it's not.
	I mean, I would say so, yeah.
	But this went on.
	So, following his arrest, Sala initially said he wanted to plead guilty to the jihad that I'd just done.
	Okay.
	Open and shut case, you think?
	Why should he be prevented from pleading guilty?
	Right.
	But literally just, I've done the jihad.
	Alright, come with us, son.
	So he told the police, those men I killed were wronguns.
	They deserved it.
	I'm going to paradise for the jihad for what I did to them.
	So did he know they were gay?
	You don't technically know from that statement because he said wronguns.
	It could just be they're infidels.
	It is a strong indication.
	It could, but...
	But I get the feeling that he seems to be making...
	Maybe he did.
	But I don't have any evidence apart from that statement, which you can infer.
	But that's not solid evidence.
	So they then checked his phone after this arrest, and they also found images of the Twin Towers, the black flag of Islamic State, and videos with Jihadi John.
	Oh, goodness.
	Great.
	So you then go on to the court case.
	So he...
	Immediately upon being arrested was like, yep, I've done the jihad, guys.
	You know, I've done a good thing.
	And then when he realized, I'm actually going to go to jail, aren't I? He started to pretend that he had emotional distress and he was actually mentally ill.
	Oh, well, I mean, I agree with that.
	Yeah, so this is the judge talking that he later feigned mental illness in police interviews, was emotionally unstable and an antisocial person with antisocial personality disorder, and his behavior worsened by alcohol and cannabis misuse.
	Now, they had a psychiatrist look him over, and the judge's response after reading the psychiatrist's report was the defendant did not and does not have a major mental illness.
	So, no more hiding the sausage.
	You're just a jihadist.
	Let's not mess with this.
	And this is another thing.
	The reason I wanted to cover this so much is it's flown completely under the radar.
	You remember it happened, and then just...
	Well, the only coverage I've seen from it has actually been pink news, because three gay men were killed, and so they're like, ah, we feel personally...
	Homophobic attack.
	Yeah, exactly.
	They're justified in complaining about.
	Which seems to have been, yeah.
	But where is everyone else on this?
	Yeah.
	Because jihadist attacks, it's like the, I don't give a damn.
	You know, jihadist attacks just keep happening.
	They're part of British life, and I'm not having that.
	That's not right.
	So the judge also said that the defendant, sorry, the defendant then after being shown that he was not mentally ill, pleaded guilty to three murders and three attempted murders.
	So the three guys he killed, two that he injured, and the third he chased after, but denied any terrorist motive.
	Like, are you stupid?
	You literally told us you committed a jihad.
	I mean, we're supposed to, what, take his word for it?
	Like, just utter ridiculous.
	Yeah.
	Even the judge, like, was just like, no, I'm not having this.
	You clearly executed the men as an act of religious jihad.
	Yeah.
	Perfect statement.
	Yeah.
	So he then goes on to say, he also did this for the purpose of advancing political, religious, or ideological courts.
	You might think that sounds a bit wishy-washy, because he's obviously just say Islam.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Like, that's why he did this.
	But that's the definition of terrorism, so he has to use the definition.
	Sure, yeah.
	For the religious cause in question being the religious cause of Islam.
	Yep, and the political cause of Islamism, I guess.
	So the judge rejected this and handed him a whole life order, meaning he will never be released from prison.
	So he's never, ever coming out.
	Great, that means it's our taxes, paying for that.
	So yeah, here comes the debate about the death penalty or not.
	Because this guy, if he can't ever be trusted to be outside...
	Well, I don't care.
	There was a woman executed recently in the United States, the first woman for a long time.
	I can't remember her name now.
	But all the leftists are complaining, oh, how could you, how could you?
	It's like, dude, she murdered a pregnant woman, then cut the baby out of the woman's stomach, and then took the baby home.
	Oh, it's been commuted?
	People can't hear you.
	Right, right.
	Yeah, people can't hear you.
	Okay, well, the debate was she was on death row and she was due to be executed.
	And it's just like, sorry, there are some things you just can't come back from.
	And I think that's one of those things.
	I'm sorry.
	I think this is sort of a subtle way.
	This is a new thing for judges.
	Whole life orders that we just say are never coming out.
	Yeah.
	And it's a good step.
	It's better than the alternative, I guess.
	But there's the interesting point on this.
	Thank you, John.
	This has only ever been applied to two other people in the UK. One of the Rigby murders, so that was a drummer who was marching down the street, not in uniform, and two guys came out, beheaded him, and then stood around for 30 minutes to tell people that these verses in the Quran mean we can do this.
	God knows what their motive was.
	Widely unknown, I'm sure.
	and then the second one was the murder of joe cox where he shouted britain's first shot her in the head yeah and then he's been given a whole life order as well right but that seems to me just like that's just a way of saying death sentence without we want to give the death sentence yeah we want time to do the death sentence yeah i mean i i i i'm not against the death sentence anymore i used to be obviously like every uh person who was left wing but at this point i'm saying no there's just some some acts so egregious that i think that is justice
	that's because if justice is getting what you deserve, then, But it's also, what do we do with this guy?
	He's murdered three people, stabbed two others, clearly fanatical, clearly not going to change his mind.
	If we're so convinced...
	I don't care if he changes his mind.
	Let's assume tomorrow he's like, you know what, actually, I did something terrible.
	I've converted to Christianity.
	I'm going to become a monk.
	No, I don't care.
	You murdered three people in cold blood.
	I understand.
	But if this was normal circumstances, you'd give him life, which is 18 years, I believe, in the UK, something like that.
	Yeah.
	But we're not even agreeing to that.
	We're agreeing that, no, 18 years isn't long enough.
	You will never be reasonable to be in public life.
	So why should you be left alive?
	If we're convinced he's done it, we're convinced, you know, we have the video evidence, we're convinced that he can never be in public ever again.
	Yeah, the evidence isn't in doubt.
	Nothing's going to come up that's going to show that he wasn't the guy who did it.
	Like, that's never going to happen.
	There is nothing that can come up that shows he didn't do it.
	And all of left-wing arguments against the death penalty are always predicated on the idea, ah, but what if, what if, what if?
	Okay, we're not in a wife scenario.
	No, this is absolutely not what if, which is why you got the whole life order.
	We know you've done it.
	Yeah.
	You know, everyone knows you've done it.
	The blood's literally over your chest.
	Yeah, and you haven't even denied it.
	You've been like, oh, actually, I'm mentally ill.
	Well, then, it's for everyone's safety if you sit in this chair.
	You know, I'm sorry.
	I used to be anti-death penalty as well.
	Yeah, I used to be.
	I used to be, but I'm sorry.
	Reading terrorist case after terrorist case where we're just happy to put them in jail forever.
	Why waste my taxes?
	Fine.
	You know, why waste my taxes?
	For the lowest of human beings, absolute scum, I'm sorry.
	No.
	But that's what's happened in Reading.
	I've had a few friends who wanted me to tell them what happened.
	That's from collating all the articles I could find on it.
	I don't think anything new is coming out.
	So now you know.
	Well...
	And we're probably the only ones covering it.
	I think so.
	Let's get to the Super Chat.
	Yeah, ThumbleGudget says, Have you considered the abolition of man for your book club?
	Sirius Lewis was insanely red-pilled.
	Short treatise written in 1943 that seems to anticipate the Great Reset.
	Do us a favour and make a note of it, Callum.
	We'll do.
	RedFoxMoon says, Bring Josh on again, damn it.
	Maybe we'll see if we can get Josh for the weekend podcast or something.
	The engaged few.
	The QAnon's PSYOP worked like a charm.
	It distracted the right from taking positive action.
	It gave the left an excuse to become authoritarian.
	I hope it expires in a screaming fire.
	Watching Alex Jones ranting and raving about QAnon was hilarious.
	You know, you're all wrong, you're lying, you know, it's not...
	Did you guys see him at the Capitol?
	Like, shouting at the crowd, get back!
	Yeah, don't storm the Capitol!
	It's like...
	Weird.
	Alex Jones has become the voice of reason.
	John, can we get the Alex Jones clip up?
	Do you think you'll be able to find it quickly while I go through a few movies?
	TF Allspark.
	Norwegian money for our British heroes.
	Oh, thank you.
	Memory of Sindra, a man who I considered my brother.
	Thanks to him that I found Joel.
	Been watching since.
	Oh, that's very sweet.
	Roughneck MP173 went to Powell's Books website and ordered Andy Ngo's book and for great sales of a kin.
	Much respect from Texas.
	Yeah, it's Andy Ngo being at the top of the charts, isn't he?
	I have great news.
	Andy Ngo is now number one bestseller in the Amazon charts.
	Excellent.
	That's the best revenge is living well.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Oh, no, no, no.
	It's not this one.
	This is one of him telling him to keep away from the Capitol.
	You wanted him yelling about QAnon.
	Yeah, yeah.
	There's Alex Jones yelling about QAnon.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah.
	Because, I mean, the beliefs in QAnon I don't really get.
	No, he's in a studio.
	And he's...
	Yeah, but anyway, Gary Talwin says, Google Yuri Bezmanov, the four stages of ideological subversion in your own time.
	Too long for this discussion.
	We have some good videos on it.
	Yeah, I'm pretty sure that everyone watching us will be well-versed in Comrade Bezmanov, a man who knew exactly what was going on.
	Alexander Cross says, well, time to hire a black man to own my business.
	Yeah, that's kind of your only option, isn't it?
	It's the only way you're getting a bailout.
	Yeah, it is.
	Yeah, right.
	Let's watch this.
	This is just gold.
	So this is Alex Jones talking about the QAnon conspiracy.
	Q is like people that look in clouds.
	One sees a giraffe, one sees an elephant, one sees an alligator, one sees a cloud.
	So...
	Is it Jake the Barbarian?
	I worked with children for five and a half years in group homes, traumatized children, and I got chased out of the home with a knife by one of the kids.
	You're not an actor.
	We got that.
	We believe you.
	They say I say I'm an actor because I've been in a few movies.
	It's a total bull.
	By the way, I absolutely loved Waking Life, by the way.
	Your plug in Waking Life was absolutely accurate and awesome.
	Well, thank you.
	So, listen, you're a Q wizard, okay?
	I'm asking you, Diz Trump in in 12 days.
	Does Trump what?
	What happens to Trump?
	I think that when you look at harmonics, when you look into the way that energy, frequency, and vibration basically create and move all physical form, all matter, then we're all playing a part in a much larger, grander scheme, a much larger...
	No, no, I'm not saying there's no harmonics and greater schemes and a pebble in the pond stuff.
	I know all that.
	Hold on.
	Hold on.
	I'll let you talk.
	I gotta say this.
	I gotta say this.
	But Hugh told us Trump was invincible and everybody was going to Gitmo.
	So I'm saying it isn't.
	Oh, now the Lord.
	Hugh leads us once Trump's gone still, is what you're saying.
	Donald Trump has played a very pivotal role in exposing the globalists and the cabal, exposing the Chinese and the communists.
	And the way that they've infiltrated our government, the way they've infiltrated our media, the way they've infiltrated our entertainment, the way they've infiltrated our economy.
	We broke all that.
	We know that.
	I'm saying, Q tells us stuff in all of its lies, is what I'm saying.
	You keep interrupting me.
	Because you're lying!
	Because you're full of shit!
	That's why.
	Because every goddamn thing out of your people's mouths doesn't come true.
	And it's always, oh, there's energy, and oh, now we're done with Trump.
	You said he was the Messiah.
	You said he was invincible.
	You said it was all over.
	We're all going to get Mo.
	Now he's part of a larger thing of Q. I will not suffer your Q people after this.
	I knew what you were day one.
	I know what you are now.
	And I'm sick of it.
	I'm sick of all these witches and warlocks and pumpkin popsums and everything.
	Ha ha!
	Sorry.
	So that's Alex Jones' disavowing QAnon.
	It's not that they're wrong on the harmonics or the field frequencies or whatever it is.
	It's just they keep saying that, you know, this is going to happen.
	Yeah, and it doesn't happen.
	And when it's wrong, it's like, go away.
	Yeah, but I mean, like I said, Q's too labyrinthine for me to even try and understand.
	I don't know nonsense, they believe.
	I'm not even sure Q people do, to be honest.
	Well, yeah, obviously.
	It's kind of like a...
	I don't think it's a psyop because it looks very grassroots to me.
	It definitely is grassroots.
	Yeah, and so I don't think it's a psyop.
	I think it's just the same way that the left are like, oh, it's white supremacists everywhere.
	It's satanic pedos everywhere.
	Yeah.
	But the thing is, I mean, not that there isn't some group of satanic pedos.
	There probably are.
	Anyway, Bastier says, the left is a private company, they can do what they want, so I can open my business again to the left.
	No, not like that.
	Well, that's the thing.
	Any time a left winger says, oh, it's a private company, well, shut up.
	You want to abolish private companies.
	You don't believe in property rights.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I'm not discussing property rights with someone who is against the idea of property rights.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I always hate that argument as well.
	Like, they're a private company, they can do what they want.
	No, they can't.
	They can't enslave children, can they?
	We regulate companies for a reason, you liars.
	But that's the stupidity of it, where we're just saying they physically can, therefore there's no problem.
	Oh yeah, might make right.
	That's not what the argument is.
	The argument, is it morally wrong or not?
	Exactly.
	And to say, oh, they're a private company, they can do what they want.
	No, that's just not true.
	We have lots of restrictions and limitations on private companies.
	Lucas Menhart says, Is there still a plan to merge silver tier with bronze tier?
	I was looking forward to the neat article tracking feature.
	Keep up the great work.
	Do we have that disco?
	Vicky?
	Are we merging the silver tier with the bronze tier?
	We believe it's in the works.
	It's a statement.
	Yeah.
	Oh, Mr.
	Fantasmic.
	Yeah, I knew this as well.
	The pineal gland produces melatonin, not melanin.
	This woman is a moron.
	Yeah, no, I remember looking into this a while ago.
	Yeah, it is.
	It's even our own pseudoscience.
	It's just a cock-up.
	Yeah, it's...
	I mean, don't get me wrong.
	The words look similar.
	So, I mean, you can understand how it happened.
	But, yeah...
	Adam says, didn't the IQ test from around the world prove the opposite of her claim?
	Ixnay on the bell curve, eh?
	Stigma of the Rose says, I will pay $500 for a Sargon-senpai full-body waifu pillow of an anime Sargon.
	And I'm sure those huge cockroach Hugo simps will win for him.
	Well, we'll see what we can do.
	$500, that's pretty good.
	Can't argue with that.
	It's tempting.
	Lady Kiri says, the jails are full.
	They can't imprison all Trump supporters or deserters.
	So what are they going to do with everyone they convict?
	Well, that's a good question.
	Shaker Silver says, Eric Swalwell, the man who slept with a CCP spy and said gun owners don't comply, can be nuked.
	Turtle Mitch has always been a neocon shill.
	Yes, yes, yes.
	The MAGA movement needs to not worry about QAnon so much and worry about how they're going to make sure that the GOP is theirs.
	Because the Mitch McConnells, I mean, I realize I sound like Cenk Uygur at this point.
	Like, right, okay, we need to get rid of the corporate Dems.
	Yeah, we're not members of the party.
	Yeah, we're not members of the party, exactly.
	We're just outsiders.
	But seriously, if the MAGA movement wants to survive the inevitable persecution that's coming from the left...
	You've got to be the ones in control of the GOP. That's my opinion.
	That's the thing we learned from our escapades in British politics as well.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You have to be in control of the party structure.
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	And if we were, we'd still be in British politics.
	RandomGameVids says, people who think they are superior are but nats to those of us who are superior.
	I hate questions of superiority, especially group superiority.
	How do I become the melanated Uberman?
	Yeah, but I mean, Thomas Sowell was just right.
	It's like, look, a man isn't even equal to himself on different days.
	I get this, riding my bike into work, right?
	Some days, pounding it, no problem at all.
	You know, if I've had lots of sleep and I ate late at night sort of thing, so I'm full of energy, and I just pound it, no problem.
	Then some days, man, it's a real struggle to get up those hills and stuff.
	And, you know, the idea of superiority or equality, it's like, gee, just get on with what's in front of you.
	You know, stop worrying about these abstract ideas.
	Anyway, if the turtle wants to rid the GOP, then he'll find himself in a party of elected Republicans and that's it.
	Well, that's the thing.
	Like, this is why we were going through the statistics.
	Like, you know, the GOP is Trump's party now.
	So, you know, you guys need to get rid of the McConnells of the world.
	And Lindsey Graham as well.
	Don't trust Lindsey Graham.
	Nekama says, oh, sorry, JJHW, how do I become a melanated Ubermensch?
	I don't think you can become one.
	I think you were born one, which is the Black Lives Matter view, I believe.
	Nekama says, proud to support free and independent media.
	Thank you very much, sir.
	Landry Chamberlain says, I do believe you are genuine, but have you considered you might be falling for the same political theatre with Trump, just as the elites intended for you?
	Well, I don't know what political theatre we're falling for, really, because I don't think Trump won.
	I think Trump's lost.
	I mean, Trump, I think...
	Oh, right, so the talking it up.
	Maybe.
	I'm not going to rule it out.
	Well, when AOC is giving this political theatre and she's giving these speeches and then she's like, ha ha ha, okay, actually I'm back to just being a girl at the end of it.
	And it's like, you know, you were obviously just lying.
	But the thing is, what does Trump say that's inaccurate?
	And I really mean...
	He does seem to do the things he says as well.
	Yeah.
	Like, he tried pretty much everything he talked about in office.
	You know, he's taken...
	Like, oh, we're going to stop immigration.
	We're going to stop immigration from...
	Countries with...
	I agree with Barack Obama.
	I think immigration, what is it, is down by like a third or something total?
	Yeah.
	Building the wall.
	He pushed back on China.
	Like, Trump seems to have actually done the things he says he's done.
	I mean, I have no doubt if AOC did get to power, she would put everyone up against the wall.
	Yeah, I do think that.
	But the thing is, when Trump's like, you know, the radical socialists and communists, I mean, he didn't call Biden a communist, you know, did he?
	I think he called him radical left.
	Well, yeah, that's because Biden's embracing the radical left agenda.
	But Biden himself is not a communist.
	He's just an old man.
	He's a senile old man.
	But, I mean, the Democrats do have the radical left-wing communist fringe.
	So...
	I mean, they're literally lecturing us on melanin right now.
	Yeah, and racial superiority.
	So, I mean, it's possible that Trump's, like...
	I gotta check out Tariq Nasheed's Twitter.
	The claims Trump is making seem to be true from my own independent observations of them.
	The claims that AOC is making are just obviously not true.
	And I don't know how else to address it.
	But Alexander Cross, how is this different from AOC's normal rants?
	Well, this one is clearly deliberately designed to incite her own followers to acts of violence, frankly.
	And it is literally about putting them up against the wall.
	MuteStream, I just want to thank everyone for enjoying Lotussimpers.com.
	So much fun, and thank you, Lotus Easters, for being such good sports.
	Dude, it was hilarious.
	Thank you.
	And I hope that thou shalt not simpers winning on Lotussimpers.com.
	Bob the Great says, anyone can be Q. False flags can LARP as him, too.
	Yeah, I mean, I don't put any stock in any of this.
	Ryan Ibarra, the grift is strong in this one.
	I guess the Dems will say anything they can to justify their heavy-handed reprisals towards Conservatives.
	Yes, and particularly about MAGA. LaDante Latronter says, AOC is sounding like the nobles who supported the French Revolution, hoping for the Civil War to happen, but even they didn't keep their heads.
	Well, to be honest with you, she reminds me of Robespierre.
	Like, really doctrinaire and principled and extreme, but there's always someone more extreme than you.
	You know, I wonder the sans-colottes are going to come for AOC at some point, and then she'll find herself on the chopping block.
	The Thermidorian reaction, though, that would be exciting.
	Anyway, Ladante, I know, I read that one already.
	Can we go up a bit?
	Fireship Media says the word rant has a hard like A, like Apple, not R. Rant, yeah, good point, good point.
	Yeah, no, it does with me as well.
	It's just, I don't know.
	I don't try and curate my voice.
	I should, I should, but thank you.
	Rant.
	I should say rant.
	Yeah, it sounds better, doesn't it?
	TrueBurner says, freedom equals slavery.
	War equals peace.
	Yes.
	I'm not your buddy guy, says AOC in that video reminds me of Hillary Clinton, particularly in her mannerisms.
	Even the lies are just as absurd.
	These lies need to stop now.
	They do.
	2.0 says, did you guys see the newest Project Veritas video about the PBS Director of Strategy?
	No one says the things he said without some insider knowledge.
	I did watch one of them about taking the children of the Republicans away and re-educating them.
	Maybe we'll...
	Maybe we'll cover it tomorrow.
	Jesus Christ.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Project Veritas has been doing God's work, you know, says the atheist.
	Joe Woodland says, what do you think would have happened if Cruz or Hawley had stayed in the chamber and held court, so to speak?
	All it needed was for someone to lead.
	Well, then it would have been heading in the direction of an insurrection, right?
	The fact that the protesters were not armed and no one was leading them means that it couldn't have been an insurrection.
	We had this joke the other day that if Trump was leading them, could you imagine if it was him on the podium and they made everyone else take seats?
	It just ran the hangout.
	That would have been the worst thing it could have done.
	The right honourable speaker for QAnon.
	QShaman.
	Yes.
	Frank Carr, AOC waving the bloody flag of rebellion, except for the one that happened this summer.
	DM, tweet, and delete.
	Yes.
	Yeah, that's the thing.
	It's the massive hypocrisy, isn't it?
	IntentionallyBlank says, These AOC clips are absolute gold.
	It's lunacy.
	Thanks for speaking the truth.
	Much love and respect from Indiana, USA. Thank you very much.
	Thanks for watching all that.
	I couldn't stomach it.
	It's an hour-long stream.
	Well, I made the mistake.
	It's about a half-hour bike ride for me to get here in the mornings.
	And I made the mistake.
	Normally I'm listening to lectures and audiobooks and stuff like that.
	But I saw this stream and I thought, okay, this is going to be gold.
	She's going to say a lot of crazy stuff.
	And so I left it in.
	And so for half an hour, I was just propagandized by AOC, ranting and raving about how she's going to put people against the wall, basically.
	And by the end of it, I was just like, Jesus Christ, she's a lunatic and has to be stopped.
	Anyway, Sam says, thanks for all your hard work on filtering through all this and boiling it down to nonsense.
	Let's keep this unbiased and logical.
	Well, we're doing our best, and we have our biases.
	We're not saying that we don't have biases, but what we're not interested in doing is strawmanning the opposition.
	Like, I'm just saying what she said, clipping what she said.
	This is what seems to have happened from our perspective, and that's the best we can do.
	We have all our links as well.
	Yeah, yeah.
	On the website, on Lotasease.com, on the podcast page for each podcast, you can get all of the sources that we've used.
	So you can go through and check yourself if there's anything in there that you think you need.
	And, of course, we've got loads of other interesting and detailed articles on Lotasease.com.
	Alexander Cross says, Dad, the political chipmunk from New York is calling for terrorism again.
	Yeah, and, you know, it's...
	Like, I'm just looking forward to when she's out of politics and starts an OnlyFans, to be honest.
	What would she be, 40?
	Don't judge.
	Okay, okay.
	Simp.
	Ryan Ibarra.
	Also, AOC, where was this energy during the BLM riots?
	Well, it was positive and in favour.
	That's the thing.
	It's good when her side does it.
	It's bad when your side does it.
	This is how politics works for her.
	Frank Carr.
	Personally, I can't wait until Shaman Man gets into the AP history books.
	Yes.
	I mean, he's literally there on the podium doing the muscle arms sort of thing.
	It's like, okay, well, I mean, that is going to be an event in the history books.
	QAnon Shaman is actually, Baked Alaska is actually in the history books.
	My ancestors are smiling on me.
	Can you say the same thing?
	It's just idiots from the internet.
	And that's what's happened.
	Finally in the capital.
	Super Dark Link says, she's not the one to whine about people wanting power.
	Yeah, I know.
	Of all things, all she does is talk about power.
	And it's like, you just want power.
	You just want self-serving interest.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	It's like, ugh.
	Right, okay.
	We're going to have to call it, I'm afraid, because we've got an interview at three o'clock.
	Let's do a few more on that.
	We need to prepare for.
	Okay, you both are cats.
	If she projected any harder, she would emit visible light.
	That's correct.
	Catch says, hey, loads of seats.
	Really enjoy your podcast.
	Finally, nice to hear something other than leftist propaganda.
	Greetings from Chippenham.
	Wow, that's just down the road.
	Hello.
	It's nice to see we have people listening to us locally.
	Bucks fan, do you think AOC actually believes herself?
	I don't think I know nonsense, but she genuinely wants a socialist revolution, so she's not joking.
	Yeah, I think she genuinely believes that the people following her will believe this, and she genuinely believes in the moral righteousness of her side over yours.
	So, I mean, you know, in some ways, but I think she does believe that she's leaving things out of her analysis.
	Yeah.
	The engaged few.
	Carl, you need to find the video of Saddam and his speech in the Revolutionary Command Council circa 1978.
	The ones who are backing away from Trump are acting like the Iraqis Saddam didn't accuse.
	I think I know what he's referring to.
	I'll show you that.
	Deployable pirate captain.
	One thing the establishment is forgetting.
	Ideas are bulletproof.
	They certainly are.
	Frank Carr.
	Let's teach Silicon Valley a lesson by using only language the U.S. oligarchs understand.
	Money.
	Stay off Twitter for a month.
	Tweet, DM your friends to do the same message and stay away for a month.
	Well, yeah, I mean, without Trump on Twitter, what's your incentive to go on Twitter if not to just argue with leftists?
	And that has shown that you're not going to do anything.
	The stock's already down, like, 50%.
	Make it go lower.
	Yeah, it's a waste of time using Twitter.
	Don't use Twitter.
	Dave Mullen, this is what happens when you steal a woman's shoes.
	Apparently that's fake.
	Thank God.
	I don't know about the veracity of the guy sniffing her chair, but either way, disavow you disgusting simps.
	Jesus Christ.
	If you want to sniff her chair or steal her shoes, you need to be cast out.
	I'm actually on her side now.
	Cast you out.
	This is what simping does to your brain.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Joe Dart.
	I feel my IQ dropping when AOC speaks.
	Yeah, me too.
	I honestly can't believe how quickly the truth and honesty has been cast aside.
	Deplorable pirate captain.
	I'm pretty sure the British flag flew over the US Capitol in 1812 as the White House burned.
	Yes, it did.
	Delta Sly.
	They breathed in our capital.
	How dare they?
	AOC. Yep.
	Stuart McLean.
	We need some posters of AOC draped in the Confederate flag.
	That would be funny.
	Hot.
	Fucking no!
	2.0.
	Does anyone really think that Twitter would be purging everyone that they don't like if Parler was set up?
	Twitter knows that they can take the stock hit because it was literally zero competition.
	I tried to quit on the day and go to Parler and then Parler got killed.
	So I'm back on Twitter.
	And it's like, fuck.
	Well, Gab is up and working.
	I need to get on Gab.
	I do.
	Well, yeah, you follow me at Sargon of a Cad on Gab.
	It seems to be working quite well.
	Good interactions, lots of people on there.
	Numbers going up very quickly, apparently, so that's good.
	Okay, I'm Not Your Buddy Guy.
	Really sad.
	Sorry.
	A sad reality we must face is due to modern life comforts, our spines have grown weak.
	The evil that will win, as many do not stand up and even promote it.
	Yeah.
	Google Yuri Bisminov.
	We did a series on it.
	Slickback, AOC making the white supremacist OK symbol in her deranged rant.
	Just another hint of projection.
	Yeah, I love it.
	I love it.
	Alexander Cross Projection, thy name is AOC. Yes, it is.
	Broom Master Monk, AOC is really, sorry, is being really anti-Semitic there.
	Big question.
	Red Guy.
	Why do you think she's in Joe Biden's inner circle now?
	Red Guy adores our communism.
	An edible dot red, so everyone can have a land of their own, but us, okay.
	The future is bleak no matter what.
	Frank Carr, but Ted Cruz was elected in Texas.
	He is not alleging fraud in Texas.
	AOC, fallacy of division, bunch of letters.
	Yeah.
	Alexander Cross, W2F, is wrong with her and her face in the last clip.
	Yeah, her eyes, I know.
	Dover, notice how AOC has her arms folded in front of her.
	The body language tells me she is trying to put social distance between her and her viewers.
	This lady has got to go.
	Also, keep up the great work.
	Thank you very much.
	Yeah, no, that's true.
	And the wringing of hands as well.
	She's constantly wringing her hands.
	And that, to me, signals nervousness.
	You know, she doesn't look like, you know, she's a proper leader in control.
	She looks like...
	And the way she raises her voice up at the end, right?
	When you raise your voice up, what you're doing is asking a question.
	Low on confidence.
	Exactly.
	Low on confidence.
	And what you're asking for what you're doing is you're kind of putting out a hook and hoping the other person will take it so you can drag them along with you.
	And so it was very much the same when she gave the concentration camps thing.
	You could see the, you know, well, I think we should say the concentration camps.
	And then she, you know, like, you know, as if she's trying to bring you along with her because she knows you're not naturally going to go down that road.
	Yeah.
	Lars Peter Simerson.
	Socialists will never, ever, ever live in a world in which they will see their fantasies come true, ever, which is why they rely on violence.
	Absolutely true.
	That's true.
	That's true.
	Well done, AOC. And we'll go for this one being the last one.
	Lata Simerson.
	We need a viral AOC poster of her draped in Confederate flag.
	Great idea for the chat.
	Okay, any artists listening?
	AOC Confederate flag.
	Make it happen.
	AOC Confederate waifu.
	I was going to say, I don't support the Confederacy at all.
	I mean, they were Democrats, so...
	I'm going to try and find some other hot socialists and, you know, would you bang?
	Good luck.
	Good luck.
	Anyway, thank you everyone for joining us and we will be back at the same time tomorrow.
	If you'd like more content from us, there will be a new Lotus Eaters book club going up today.
	John Locke's Second Treatment of Government, very relevant for the current times we're living in, I feel.
	What?
	3pm today.
	Also, check out the video channel.
	Not enough people saw the video I put up.
	Yeah, also, Callum put a video up on our video channel, which you can find from the main channel, which is very good.
	And Josh has done an article refuting all of this black supremacist nonsense, which is going to be on LotusEats.com, that we'll also link in the description.
	Thanks for watching, guys.

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