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April 22, 2021 - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #116

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	Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus News for the 22nd of April 2021.
	I'm joined by Carl, and we're going to be talking about today the Stabber of Peace, who's a lovely person and just happens to stab people on the off chance.
	Did nothing wrong, according to...
	Keir Starmer getting the boot for his inability to even engage with Labour voters at this point, which he's carrying on a long tradition there.
	And also the Church of England's Ritual of Racism, in which they're going to flagellate themselves for their sins.
	But let's get into some shilling first, because we need shill.
	So also we have just great content, so I do actually want to talk about it.
	So the first thing here is the Hannah Gale interview with Lawrence Fox, the candidate for Mayor of London.
	He's running there.
	His views on what he wants to do with London and fighting against wokeism, because that's what he's most famous for, honestly.
	And these basically identically align with ours, so it's worth promoting.
	He's a good guy.
	Anyway, that's free.
	Go and see that.
	For the premium content, we're going to be recording a premium podcast after this about Tucker Carlson's Anglo-Saxon voting rights.
	Yes, because Tucker Carlson got in trouble talking about immigration and demographic change, and then Marjorie Taylor Greene got in trouble...
	anglo-saxon heritage and the left lost its collective mind and the thing is neither of them said anything false and so that's what we're going to go through yeah i mean the weird thing with the marjorie taylor in america first the the wording i don't know if you saw in the original document they only mention it once and they say anglo-saxon political traditions totally true and i can i can validate and verify all of this and will do But they didn't even make a claim to race or culture or anything.
	That was it.
	Well, no, they're making a claim to culture.
	They do later on.
	Yeah, but when they say Anglo-Saxon political traditions, that's a specific and recognisable thing that I will be able to detail.
	Yeah, so looking forward to doing that afterwards.
	And that's going to be premium on the website whenever we edit it and then have it up.
	The other thing I wanted to mention was the dispatches.
	So this is one of the dispatches here, which I have a personal interest in because of the petition.
	So this is a 60-year-old nurse who's retired, decided to send what I'm going to describe as a pretty gross email to Naz Shah, Labour MP. Laz Shah, most famous in the political sphere for two things.
	Anti-Semitism, in which she tweeted out an image in which she had a picture of America with, the solution to the Israeli problem is send all the Jews to America, which, yikes.
	I mean, Jesus Christ.
	And then the other thing she's famous for...
	Hang on, hang on.
	Hang on.
	Tucker Carlson gets in trouble with the ADL for saying, maybe we shouldn't have mass immigration.
	And she's like, deport all the Jews to Israel and ADL troops.
	Deport all the Jews to America.
	That was the, like, just like, what are you even saying?
	So she's famous for that, and she's also famous for liking and retweeting a parody account of Owen Jones that had written, what is it?
	Grooming gang victims need to shut up for the sake of diversity.
	She liked and retweeted that, and then when people found out, she unliked and un-retweeted it, and was like, oh, I know, I didn't know what it said.
	I was like, well, what did you think it said?
	Why did you retweet it then?
	So this 60-year-old retired nurse sent her an email, which is pretty gross.
	He uses the P word in there, which I'm not supportive of, but it shouldn't be a crime.
	In which he says that, I'm sure the victims of P.E. grooming gangs, FGM, forced marriages, and honour killings will be happy with your appointment.
	Her appointment, presumably, under Corbyn, was to the...
	Her appointment there was to the Women's Inequalities Department.
	Commission.
	Commission.
	And under Keir Starmer, it's to the...
	What is it?
	Community cohesion position.
	Yeah, it's amazing.
	It's just like, really, this is the person you put there?
	Shadow community cohesion minister or something.
	It's like, what...
	Yeah, I mean...
	David Lammy would have been a better choice.
	There are a lot of good criticisms here, and you can see him hinting at that with the grooming gun point.
	I don't appreciate the way he's put that, obviously, with him adding racial slurs.
	But the fact is, should it be a crime?
	should this person have a prison sentence for sending this to an MP?
	And I don't agree that that should be a crime.
	I think you should be able to say this is horrible, you shouldn't do this, blah, blah, blah.
	You shouldn't go to jail.
	And that's why we go onto the petition, because this is what it relates to, is the petition we've had going to repeal Section 127 of the Communications Act, because that's what this 60-year-old retired nurse was charged with.
	He was charged with being grossly offensive for sending this communication to Nashar.
	And yeah, please sign it, please share the petition.
	We're almost to 10,000 there.
	You see, I want to be 50 away, just under 50.
	48.
	And at 10,000 signatures, we get a response from the government, so if nothing else, that'll be interesting to watch them explain their position, and whether or not people should go to jail for being offensive.
	Someone did say meany words in an email, Callum.
	Have you considered that maybe the just thing to do is to lock them up?
	This is just the most recent case.
	I've mentioned previously there was a pastor that called Islam Satanic.
	They charged him.
	Count Dankula with the Nazi pug.
	They charged him.
	There have been hundreds.
	Awful laws.
	So please sign and share.
	Anyway, let's get right into the news because we don't have all the time in the world.
	So let's start off with the lovely, peaceful Stabber.
	So this is something we ended on and I wanted to just reiterate.
	So this is BLM Chicago after the Derek Chauvin trial because now who cares about George Floyd?
	That's done and dusted.
	We need someone else to hang on.
	We need new Martha now.
	So the new martyr is...
	Before we go on, it's very interesting how George Floyd now is as if he never existed.
	It's like, oh, well, Chauvin was convicted.
	Well, that wasn't justice.
	Moving on.
	And it's like, okay, but then all of this about George Floyd, it's just nothing then, was it?
	Yeah.
	Just of no particular importance at all.
	There's no notable thing that you get to celebrate that actually Chauvin was convicted.
	Fine, let's move on.
	Yeah, so the person they moved on here is Macaulay Bryant.
	So they say here, BLM Chicago, unfortunately we have evidence that the police will not stop killing despite a trial or a guilty verdict.
	Because the police just go around killing for fun.
	Columbus police murdered a 15-year-old named Makayla Bryant.
	Makaya.
	Makaya Bryant.
	Just two hours before the verdict was read.
	And this is them trying to find their new person who did nothing.
	And they have a statement from the mother of this poor child who was murdered by the police for presumably no reason, in which she says that she always promoted peace and was a lovely person.
	Let's play the clip.
	Makaya was named after a male prophet in the Bible.
	She was a very loving, peaceful little girl.
	She was 16 years old.
	She was an honor roll student.
	And Makaya had a motherly nature about her.
	She promoted peace.
	And that's something that I want to always be remembered.
	A lovely, peaceful person who always promoted peace.
	Promoted peace?
	Yeah, I mean, it's absolutely horrible that this racist police murders just go on in the United States.
	I can't get over it.
	So other reporting about this.
	So CNN were a little bit tepid to jump on this, which, hmm, I wonder why.
	So this is them reporting that there were growing questions about what happened there, in which it appears to show that she had wielded a knife and lunged for the girl.
	I don't know, probably just fake news.
	Fake news, CNN spreading more fake news.
	Wolf Blitz is such a liar.
	Everyone knows that Wolf Blitz is a liar.
	Probably far right.
	I mean, look, he's a white man.
	His name is Wolf Blitzer.
	That sounds like a Nazi name to me.
	So the other response I saw that was of interest was the shooting shows, the systemic issues that keep going on.
	This is also a CNN panelist here.
	Michael Eric Dyson, yeah, he's pretty famous.
	So because this guy had turned up, the cop, and shot her, this shows that the problems in the United States are not over and will continue forever and ever and ever.
	Okay.
	So the riot grifters also had the same opinion, obviously.
	The ambulance chasers came out to march and demands justice for this girl who was just brutally murdered by the police for no reason whatsoever.
	I mean, she was lunging, but I don't know, probably cashing candy or something.
	Yeah, that doesn't seem to be the case.
	The case seems to be much, much worse.
	So the first thing I want to play here is the dispatch call.
	So this is someone at the scene calling the police to get the police to come to them.
	So, someone in the area called the police and said, there's girls fighting out here, trying to stab us, trying to grab my grandma, get here now.
	So the police, being dutiful people, drove out to meet them.
	I mean, it is their job.
	Yeah, and this is the body-worn camera.
	It is a little bit disturbing, so if you don't like that sort of thing, turn off, I guess.
	I thought I'd just say that, but otherwise, let's play.
	Hey!
	What's going on?
	What's going on?
	Hey!
	Hey!
	Get down!
	Get down!
	And then he shoots our dad.
	Yeah.
	Now, one thing that you can see in this footage is the knife in her right hand.
	It looks like she just, I don't know, struck or stabbed that woman who was knocked on the floor first.
	She seemed to bash her over, not stab her, and then went to the other lady.
	So if we can get the first image up, just so we can demonstrate a bit more clearly, because otherwise the footage is quite long.
	So you can see that, yeah, she's got a knife in her hand.
	That's why the cop is shouting, get down, get down, get down.
	She refuses these orders because she's too taken away with stabbing her friend here.
	See, now, you might be thinking, wow, the mother, I can't believe she said that she was promoting peace while doing this.
	But you have to understand, the mother's a big fan of ancient history, and this is what we call a Roman peace, where you make a desert and then call it peace after shanking up everyone who is in your way.
	And so that is a form of peace.
	Hyper-traditionalist.
	Hyper-traditionalist.
	A bit of a white supremacist, I would call her, actually.
	But anyway...
	Yeah, so then the cop shoots the lady with the knife, because, I mean, that's his job.
	He can see someone who's about to get murdered, so he saves their life.
	I mean, I watched the full footage that I guess we're not going to play.
	I mean, he literally interrupts her attempt at stabbing the girl by shooting her.
	Yeah, I mean, this guy is a hero.
	This is not a tragedy.
	This guy is a hero saving this other girl's life.
	Yeah, this policeman saved a black woman's life from an assailant who's going to stab her, presumably to death, and he's in trouble.
	And the attacker is now the victim of this story.
	Yeah.
	But don't believe your lying eyes, because the Daily Beast has got something to say on this, so we can get the next one out.
	So you can see, if you can click on that first image, this is their reporting on the incident, in which they write here that she had already dropped the knife in the yard, but the police shot her four times without any warning.
	That's not true.
	And then they say here that the police are going to lie.
	Hmm, hmm, okay.
	She didn't drop the knife, she had the knife in her hand without any warning.
	He told her four times, you know, drop it.
	She went to stab the girl, and so he shot her.
	The police are the liars.
	Police are the ones lying to you folks, not left-wing media.
	Literally, good guy with a gun narrative.
	I mean, it couldn't be more crystal clear.
	Yeah, there's also a defense I saw, which is people trying to say that this is perfectly normal.
	Why would you be harmed by someone trying to stab someone else to death?
	So someone called Defund and Abolish the Police.
	I believe she's famous for taking down a Confederate flag.
	She's got like half a million followers on Twitter.
	Yeah, huge.
	Massive Black Lives Matter activist.
	She was quoted by Hillary Clinton during her campaign as well, so it's not nobody.
	And she wrote here, teenagers have been fighting, sorry, teenagers have been having fights, including fights involving knives, for eons.
	Huh.
	I mean, maybe in the ancient world, surely, but I don't know about you.
	Did you, when you were growing up, stab your friends?
	No.
	No, I failed to stab any of my friends.
	I guess we're just living in a privileged area of the world.
	Yes, another example of white supremacy.
	Yeah.
	We do not need police to address these situations by showing up at the scene and using a weapon against one of the teenagers.
	The teenager with a knife is trying to stab someone else to death, presumably.
	Because what else are you meant to infer?
	What do you think you're doing with a knife?
	You'll need help, I mean that seriously, for saying that maybe knife fights aren't normal things for teenagers to engage in.
	This is incredible, actually.
	The fact that Black Lives Matter have to be on the side of knife crime to oppose the police...
	Is actually amazing.
	Like, of all the things, of all the hills to die on, how is this that hill?
	No, it's fine if teenagers have fights with knives.
	I mean, like, for people living in England, actually, we see the statistics coming out of London and Manchester and say, no, it's not.
	Actually, because it actually kills a lot of young black people.
	In the absence of guns, they're using knives, and that's a lot of young, dead people.
	And so why would we be permissive of it?
	And for some reason, the Black Lives Matter defund and abolish the police.
	Brie Newsome's like, it's fine to have knife fights.
	No, it's not.
	It's absolutely despicable, and it's going to get kids killed.
	This is an evil opinion.
	I mean, just to mention as well, in the UK, most of our terrorist attacks usually involve someone with a knife killing a whole bunch of people.
	So the right response is to kill them.
	Yeah, knives are very dangerous objects.
	But nah, nah, the guy from Syria who's stabbing six people in the street, he's the victim here, I guess.
	Unreal.
	I also love the idea that this is what they're selling to you.
	Like, teenagers have been having fights involving knives for eons.
	Vote Democrat.
	Coming to your area soon.
	Like...
	But again, this isn't happening in the Republican areas, is it?
	Maybe this is all that's happening in the Democrat areas.
	I mean, maybe she was brought on in certain books that were promoting this kind of thing.
	So we get the next one up.
	This is some people...
	Oh, no, that's a Daily Caller one.
	I wanted to get the...
	Oh, no, this is right.
	Sorry, so there's someone here also defending it, saying that it was essentially just a schoolyard fight.
	Schoolyard fight with knives.
	Why would you downplay this and put yourself on the side of knife fighting?
	What a hill.
	Like, what a hill.
	I thought they were going nuts when they were defending the pedo that was shot by Carl Rittenhouse, but man, we can go further, I guess.
	Black kids should be having knife fights.
	It's a perfectly normal part of growing up.
	Don't you understand?
	Say, the left.
	What do you want for the black community?
	Knife fights.
	God.
	God, I just...
	Man, it's amazing.
	So the thing I wanted to get was the next one, which is some of the books I presume are being promoted in the black community.
	So you scroll down a little bit.
	Just My First Knife Fight, Hobbies and Games.
	Typical no representation there, though.
	Pair of white kids.
	But I'm sure this is what's being circulated within inner-city schools with large black populations.
	Otherwise, this just doesn't make any sense, does it?
	I mean, what open knife fights between teenagers is going on?
	Yeah, I love this guy, you know, side they grow up so fast, you know, except for the ones that lose the knife fights.
	They don't grow up very fast.
	And it wasn't just panellists on CNN or some, you know, Democrat race activists here.
	No, no, a lot of people jumped on this idea.
	So let's get the next one up.
	In which, um, this lady here, Kathy Griffin, if we can load up her.
	Kathy Griffin?
	Kathy Griffin.
	Kathy beheaded Trump Griffin.
	Warning.
	How in the hell does this police officer think it's a good idea to fire shots blindly into a group of teenagers having a fight?
	He didn't.
	He was a trained marksman.
	He shot the lady with a knife.
	Yes, one of them has a knife.
	Hmm.
	Oh, that never happened in your school or neighbourhood.
	No, it didn't.
	What the fuck are you talking about?
	I didn't grow up in a neighbourhood that was governed by the Democrats.
	I mean, like, teenage girls got pregnant in my school at a time that wasn't good.
	Sometimes they smoked.
	They didn't have knife fights for fun.
	Kathy Griffith must have grown up in a tough neighbourhood.
	I feel for her.
	She didn't deserve to die while she was trying to stab someone to death.
	16 years old.
	Doesn't really matter.
	She was trying to stab someone to death, Kathy.
	I don't know what to tell you.
	The policeman did exactly everything right, and I'm sure the girl who didn't get stabbed to death would say exactly that.
	I mean, that's a question that's being raised, which is where's the mother of the girl who was almost stabbed?
	Where's the girl who was almost stabbed?
	I love that cop.
	The cop was amazing.
	I might go and marry him.
	Keep me safe.
	Literally my hero.
	So I want to go to the next link, which is just what I'm going to dub Professor Korn here.
	Screaming blood from the blood gods.
	So a black girl is dead because the cops brought a gun to the damn knife fight.
	Oh, the cops should have brought a knife to the knife fight, is it?
	Oh!
	Oh, is that how that works?
	Okay, yeah, fair enough.
	At least fight fair.
	Yeah, yeah, that was the problem.
	If you don't know how to de-escalate teen girls who are fighting, then you should not be a police officer.
	I said what I said.
	Oh, yeah, I bet you did.
	I mean, let's raise it.
	Let's give her a suicide vest.
	If you're not able to de-escalate a person with a suicide vest, you shouldn't be a police officer.
	That is incredible.
	It's obviously stupid.
	The point here is she brought lethal force.
	She was not bringing her fists to cause some damage.
	She brought a knife.
	She was mid-stab.
	She wasn't delivering a vaccine or something.
	This is lethal force.
	So the cop responded with lethal force with his gun and shot her.
	The police officer saved a young black girl from her assailant, and Brittany Cooper is like, I don't want to hear it from folks who keep saying the cops protected other black girls.
	I'm glad they are safe, but most of you all don't give one F about black girls.
	Including you.
	Yeah, including you.
	You just won't, which she means want, reasons not to hold the police to higher better standards for policing.
	This was pretty much the highest standard of policing I could imagine.
	The guy saved someone from an assailant.
	I mean, literally saving the black community.
	I mean, what more could you ask?
	I don't know.
	I mean, girl by girl, he's saving them from murderers.
	Well, this is why our movements keep asking us to reimagine public safety and defund the police!
	Because the cops act like the only tool they have is a goddamn gun.
	And that's the failure of both competence and imagination.
	I don't see what other options the cop had in this situation.
	And I don't know if he had a taser on him, but it doesn't really matter.
	Like, she's in the middle of trying to kill someone.
	Yeah.
	Lethal force is justified in every circumstance.
	She literally has a deadly weapon.
	She's in the process of using it, and she gets shot, and somehow, Brittany Cooper's on the side of the assailant.
	I know, as well as just defund the police.
	Okay, take the cop out of there.
	What are you left with?
	Well, dead girl.
	Yeah.
	You're left with a black girl.
	Lots of blood on the floor.
	Yeah.
	So she continues, a lot of you will walk away from this and soothe yourselves with the language that it was justified.
	It is neither just nor unjustified.
	No, just nor justified.
	A black girl is dead, and if your framework of policing justifies this, you're part of the problem, I'm done.
	Well, I am saying that a black girl was going to be dead either way from this altercation, and I would rather it be the black girl who wasn't stabbing people...
	But if a black person is ever shot by the police under any circumstances, it's not justified.
	But that's the standard they've come to.
	So it doesn't matter what the black person is doing.
	I mean, literally, it doesn't matter that she was trying to murder someone.
	I mean, if you had the Boston Marathon bombs, I mean, if you had shot them before they set off their bombs, it wouldn't have been justified, according to the left.
	Jesus Christ.
	It's mad.
	And you might think, okay, I was just a professor.
	Well, hang on, hang on.
	Before we move on, like, Professor, what's your alternative?
	Do we just let black people stab each other and shoot each other forever?
	I mean, like, the rivers of blood that will flow from that will be on your hands, and you are literally pointing at the police who are preventing this from happening, being like, this is oppressive racism, and this has to stop.
	I mean, that's just an insane, insane position, totally irresponsible, and obviously not happening to anyone you know.
	I hate it.
	Sorry, let's carry on.
	So the other person of complete obscurity who responded to this was the White House.
	The White House responded to this by defending the girl.
	Oh, God, it's not good.
	So they say in here, the killing of the 16-year-old Michaela Bryant by the Columbus police is tragic.
	Nope.
	It's not tragic.
	Scratch that.
	It's not tragic.
	It's totally warranted and actually a heroic act.
	She was a child.
	She was an attempted murderer.
	They don't even want to use teenager.
	They're trying to tone it down, being like this poor child who was killed.
	A, she was 16, so by what metric is she a child?
	Legally.
	Yeah, legally she's an adult, isn't she?
	No, 18, I believe it is in the United States.
	Same here as well.
	But it's the fact that they use that term deliberately.
	They don't use teenager like everyone else has been using.
	They use child to be like, it's poor soul.
	Yeah, as if she was 10 or something.
	We, at the White House, thinking of her friends and family and the communities that are hurting and grieving at her loss.
	Who?
	Her mother, maybe?
	But, I mean, not the black girl who was almost killed.
	Yeah, the people she nearly stabbed?
	We know that police violence disproportionately impacts black and Latino people and communities, and that black women and girls, like black men and boys, experience higher rates of police violence.
	But it's not done in a bloody vacuum, is it?
	Like, if they're in the process of doing a crime, saying, stabbing someone else to death, and the police involve themselves.
	What, that's racist?
	What's that?
	I hear someone wants me to look up some black crime statistics?
	Oh, well, if you insist...
	Like, sorry, if you're going to commit so many violent crimes from this one particular community, and you're like, oh, but the police keep involving themselves in these violent crimes, well, there's a solution.
	It's commit fewer violent crimes.
	It's just the end of the story.
	That's the only solution.
	I mean, not even just, like, wacko professors or mainstream Democrats.
	The White House.
	The White House position is a poor child.
	I wonder what Joe Biden's position is, though.
	Jesus Christ.
	We haven't heard from him yet.
	We have one more opinion.
	We've only heard from the Biden administration.
	The people in charge.
	Yeah, exactly.
	The people in charge.
	The puppet hasn't spoken yet.
	So the next thing here is Chinese Communist Party member LeBron James.
	Which he probably is.
	Yeah, so him tweeting out an image of the cop who...
	The hero in question.
	I mean, literal hero.
	With, you're next, our clock, hashtag accountability.
	And then he deleted this.
	So...
	Presumably because it's obviously an incitement to go after the cop.
	We didn't do nothing.
	Yeah, well, obviously it is.
	I mean, China's favourite basketball player should probably get off Twitter.
	so if you don't know what referring to with the whole china thing uh the next thing i want to get up is just a article from the guardian back to when lebron james got in big trouble if you can get that up so lebron james stands for money hong kong protesters burn james's jerseys and for good reason so daryl morris tweeted in support of hong kong and then was forced to delete his tweet because pressure from china came in on the the nba and uh he was forced to do that and
	And in response, LeBron James gave a statement and said, I don't want to get into a feud with Daryl, but I believe he wasn't educated about the situation at hand in which he spoke.
	He wasn't educated about the fact that China's trying to shut down Hong Kong's freedoms.
	Yeah, no, I think everyone's pretty much educated on that point.
	Just to be careful what we tweet.
	Even though, yes, we do have freedom of speech, but there could be a lot of negative that comes with that too.
	So says LeBron James.
	Well, I mean, in defense of the Chinese Communist Party, he's right.
	There are a lot of things that people say that the Chinese Communist Party don't like.
	Like someone criticizes the Chinese Communist Party and LeBron James is like, no!
	Not my paymasters.
	Well, that's literally what's happening.
	That's his position.
	That's literally it.
	So he gave a reason defense for his deletion of that tweet.
	Oh yeah, let's hear it.
	So him defending it.
	I'm so damn tired of seeing black people killed by the police.
	Yeah, me too.
	They should probably stop getting themselves into situations.
	I'm tired of seeing them kill each other.
	I took the tweet down because it's being used to create more hate.
	What?
	Huh.
	Well, you saying you're next seems like...
	More hate by who?
	Yeah.
	This isn't about one officer.
	It's about the entire system, and they always use our words to create more racism.
	girls one was about to stab the other and the cop was like hmm I have a duty to make sure that one person doesn't stab another person and she's armed with a lethal weapon and the only thing I seem to be able to do in this circumstance is shoot her before she stabs someone what are you talking about yeah I am so desperate for more accountability I love it.
	I don't know why that word...
	Yeah, you're right.
	We need more accountability.
	Someone give that cop a laurel wreath.
	He needs honours.
	He needs a genuine recognition from the community that he saved a life.
	God damn it.
	Medal of Honor for the cop.
	Yeah, exactly.
	No, seriously.
	What else do you think should happen to this man?
	Give him a laurel wreath and call him a Hero of the Republic, because he is.
	I can see John's joy down here.
	The lady in the pink who was almost stabbed, they did speak to the police afterwards.
	There's a little bit of footage in which she says that she came at me with...
	Sorry, she effing came at me with a knife.
	That's why the police did it.
	So she's pointing out that...
	No, the cops in the right.
	I mean, the girl in the pink whose life has been saved.
	So, that's that.
	The last thing I wanted to end on here was the mass sharing of the opinion that she didn't do nothing, the stabber, by Sean King.
	So if you can go to Sean King's Facebook page.
	He's tweeting out an image of her, which is some TikTok.
	Oh yeah, you scroll down, but yeah, it's her doing her hair on TikTok, so she looks like an angel.
	She's not mid-stab here.
	So obviously she doesn't look like she's about to kill someone because she's filming a TikTok video about makeup or something.
	And therefore, she didn't do nothing?
	And therefore, yeah, no problem at all.
	But if we go up, listen to what he says, right?
	This is Micaiah Bryant, a child.
	She was 16, actually.
	And like all kids her age, she liked making hair care videos and showing off her routine.
	Trust me, with four daughters, I see them all the time.
	And today the police shot and killed her.
	I don't care what happened.
	Okay.
	Then if you don't care what happened, shut...
	Mask off.
	Sure.
	Yeah, literally, I don't care what happened, I just hate white people, or the police, or whatever it is, then that's it.
	Had her life mattered to the police, they would have found a way to see that she was helped instead of harmed.
	Then another girl would have been killed.
	Another girl would have been killed if the police hadn't taken action against her.
	Don't know what to tell you, Sean.
	What else could you have done?
	You wanted God to intervene, didn't you?
	Disappear the knife out of her hand.
	That's what you think the cops are?
	Unreal.
	So this post got 10,000 shares.
	It's got 28,000 reacts at the time that I noted.
	But I just love the fact that he's like, black girl shot by the police.
	I don't care what happened.
	I mean, you could make that the new mantra of BLM. I don't care what happened.
	Shout it in the streets.
	Why not?
	Okay, but whose position have they now, once again, harmonized with...
	Who used to run around Italy shouting Mene Frego?
	I don't give a damn!
	Yeah, exactly.
	The fucking fascists!
	But yeah, that's the mostly peaceful stabbing that took place.
	And the fact that she's some kind of angel and the police are evil.
	It is quite nice that it's revealed Sean King to be the fascist that he is, to be honest.
	Yeah, but it's just the same thing every week with BLM. I mean, pick any of their so-called martyrs, and it's ridiculous.
	I mean, even with the case of George Floyd, I mean, we've spoken about this endlessly with the drugs in his system, the fact that there's reasonable doubt about the situation, the fact that the officers are trying to save his life for their short, it's obviously not a racist murder.
	I mean, racist murderers don't generally try and porn to help.
	No evidence whatsoever to suggest it, by the way.
	But yeah, that's Mr.
	Bones' wild ride.
	We're never getting off.
	Yeah.
	Let's talk about Keir Starmer.
	Yeah, so let's talk about something a bit more jolly, which is Keir Starmer and the entire sort of, you know, Westminster establishment getting absolutely BTFO'd by some mild-mannered pub landlord from Bath.
	"The Lockdown Narrative", and everyone apart from the landlord came out of this looking terrible, so I'm very pleased to be able to cover it.
	This was, of course, initially covered by Rory and our dispatchers, which is why you should be reading them.
	Rory's doing a fantastic job.
	And to summarise, Keir Starmer was campaigning in Bath, because apparently people in Bath would still vote for Labour, and he was having an argument outside with some chap who he didn't know, which happened to be the pub landlord.
	And after having gotten the worst of the argument, Keir was like, okay, well, I'm not going to talk to you anymore, and I'm going to go into the pub to have a pint.
	And the landlord was like, no, you're not.
	Let's watch the clip.
	Not that clip.
	I am a landlord.
	That man is not allowed in my pub.
	It's a landlord.
	That man is not allowed in my pub!
	Get out of my pub!
	Go on!
	Get out of my pub!
	That's what I like to see Keir Starmer having to embarrassingly walk away as some Labour voter yells, get out of my pub, you supported lockdowns.
	Everyone who supported lockdowns should be treated this way by the hospitality industry.
	All pubs, all restaurants, everyone who's forced to close, when you see them coming, you should be like, no, get the hell out.
	Get out of my thing.
	You ruined me or you tried to ruin me.
	Get the hell out.
	And so...
	There's a very unique British sting there as well.
	Yeah.
	The fact of being banned from pubs.
	Absolutely.
	What they should do.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	I've never been banned from a pub.
	Yes.
	Because it's up to the landlord as well.
	He can kick you up for any reason.
	Oh yeah, absolutely.
	It's his pub.
	But anyway, so I think this is from afterwards that they had another argument about these things.
	But I'm not actually sure about the chronology of this next clip.
	This is what they were arguing.
	Do you know what the average age of death with Covid is?
	According to the Office of National Statistics, it's 82 years and 3 months.
	The average age of death normally?
	81 years.
	Yes!
	Do you understand that we...
	...because old people are dying.
	Do you see this graph?
	I meant to worry!
	...who had this much death was 2008.
	So that's the British Medical Journal.
	No, no.
	I came here to speak to this man, not your security.
	You have failed me.
	Thank you.
	We...
	I've been a Labour voter my entire life.
	You have failed to be the opposition.
	You have failed to ask whether lockdown was functioning.
	I'm sorry, there's a car just behind.
	Can we just...
	Do you understand?
	Thousands of people have died because you have failed to do your job and ask the real questions.
	Well, I am telling you now, and I hope this goes out, you have failed this country.
	You have seriously failed.
	You have allowed our children to wear masks in school when it's never been any evidence for it.
	I'm on the front line keeping people alive.
	So I really don't neglect you from you about this pandemic.
	You've got one.
	Love it.
	Love everything about it.
	The landlord did nothing wrong here, obviously.
	His pub, his rules, his correct view on lockdowns, morally correct view on lockdowns, in my opinion.
	But I love that you've got Keir Stomberg.
	I don't need lectures from you.
	Oh, sorry, Sir Keir.
	Are you better than hearing from this pub landlord who is a lifelong Labour voter?
	Right up until this thing.
	Are you better than that, are you?
	I thought you might have been.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Go back to London.
	This is very much a labour tradition, though.
	This happened with Gordon Brown, you'll remember, with the bigoted woman.
	That's right.
	Do you want to give anyone...
	Yeah, so for Americans and people who might not know, Gordon Brown was visiting someplace and this lady was complaining about immigration being too high, and then Gordon Brown's mic was still on when he walked away, and someone asked, what was that?
	And he said, oh, it's just some bigoted woman.
	For saying that immigration was too high.
	And then he had to kowtow and apologise for the whole thing.
	Party of the working man and woman.
	She was a lifelong Labour voter as well.
	So Labour leaders interacting with lifelong Labour voters doesn't seem to be a good mix.
	Have we ever got Boris Johnson saying anything like that on camera?
	Not that I'm aware of.
	No, I saw him mocking the anarcho-syndicalist fringe a few years ago.
	That was quite funny.
	But I mean, then he's mocking the elite, isn't he?
	He's not mocking the average working man and woman.
	Weird how this always seems to be the case.
	And even then, people like Jacob Rees-Mogg seem to be actually rather polite to the working people they talk to.
	But weird how the Labour Party seems to have this stench of elitism around it.
	Anyway, so, the Right Honourable Rod Humphreys was then invited onto Good Morning Britain to defend himself, and he did a spectacular job!
	And he got them all really upset!
	I'm just like, wow, I might put myself up a little statue of this man and worship it every day.
	Let's watch this.
	I don't remember us doing this.
	This, all this stuff in 2008.
	So your issue is that you're anti-lockdown.
	You don't agree with the restrictions and you think Zakir Starmer hasn't stood up for people like you.
	Why is he not talking about Florida?
	Why is he not talking about Texas, Sweden, Tanzania, Belarus, all the places in the world where they simply haven't done this and lots of people haven't died?
	That's a great question.
	Why aren't they talking about this?
	Why hasn't the opposition been presenting actual credible opposition?
	And the answer is, of course, because Keir Starmer has been essentially the architect of UK lockdowns.
	Keir Starmer would say, we need to do this.
	And Boris Johnson would say, no, we're not going to do this.
	And then two days later, after enough media pressure, Boris Johnson will do what Keir Starmer has said.
	That's why.
	Keir Starmer is not the opposition.
	He was leading the government by the nose because they felt they had no better alternatives.
	And, you know, I'm not saying it's an enviable position, but I think this guy's exactly right.
	Very based and DeSantis-pilled in this way.
	But anyway, this was a response from Dr.
	Hillary.
	With the greatest of respect, Rod, I think you should stick to pulling pints rather than advising the government about policy on the biggest pandemic, public health issue, for the last hundred years.
	Don't need your opinion, pleb!
	Jesus Christ, the elitism on that.
	Don't you know who I am?
	I'm Dr Hillary!
	I'm on Good Morning Britain!
	You should stick to pulling your pints, peasants!
	You couldn't say I appreciate your opinion, but I blah blah blah.
	No.
	No.
	Stick to your points.
	Derisive.
	Absolutely.
	Effing peasant.
	Exactly, right?
	And the argument is, well, if we didn't have lockdowns, then COVID would have spread everywhere.
	It's like, well, kind of.
	Because the problem is that lockdowns don't really seem to have actually prevented the transmission of COVID. In fact, what it seems to be is that the evidence suggests that congregating people into certain concentrated areas doesn't help this at all.
	So back in December of last year, the data suggested that between the 1st of August and 26th of November, about 16% of all coronavirus infections were recorded in the hospitals.
	This was August to November data.
	The next one is November 9th to 15th.
	It showed that the supermarkets became one of the major vectors of transmission.
	18% of transmissions were done through supermarkets.
	And then moving on to the 6th to the 13th of November, again, all of this using the government's own track and trace app.
	So this is all governmental data.
	There was a 35% rise in hospital-acquired COVID-19 from the 6th to 13th of December, which was the highest weekly rise.
	And it's like, well, how is this happening when we're under lockdowns?
	How is this going on?
	And it's because people are going to the same place.
	So the sick people go to the hospital.
	You go to the hospital.
	You catch COVID. Sick people go to the supermarket or, you know, asymptomatic transmission.
	You go to the supermarket.
	You catch COVID. Why?
	Because you're forced into the same place.
	You have no choice.
	And so...
	This is his opinion on it.
	It seems to me that I think he's right.
	Let's go.
	If you look at the data around the world, so we had it when it arrived in March, and then we had another surge of it in winter, and I'm sure we're going to have it again this winter, and I strongly suspect people will start PCR and lateral flow testing in autumn and close us down again.
	I think he's probably right.
	Dr.
	Hillary was complaining about this, saying, oh, there's no evidence for this, except if we look at the death rate.
	So we can scroll down a bit, John, so you can see the graph.
	Yeah, that looks very much like a seasonal flu, doesn't it?
	Because Dr.
	Hillary's like, well, we've had COVID the whole time.
	Not between July and September, really, by the data.
	Between July and September, there were virtually none.
	And we're back at that point now, in fact, because we're moving into summer.
	It's like, hmm, that's really interesting, isn't it?
	It does take on the aspect of a seasonal flu.
	Now, I'm not saying that's exactly what it is.
	Who knows what the problem is, right?
	But I think that we can safely say, by the way that the vaccine has been rolled out and the fact that the COVID numbers are...
	Lower than they were in the summer last year that we have conquered this problem.
	But this is the thing.
	If we are to reflect on what has happened and look back and go, well, hang on.
	Was this actually just a very strong seasonal flu?
	Did we overreact?
	Did we ruin a lot of lives?
	Are there going to be a lot of cancer patients who are going to die from those cancers because they didn't get treatment, even though the NHS was never overburdened?
	It never actually reached full capacity and this was the big fear.
	Did we make a mistake?
	Did we ruin people because we reacted out of fear and ignorance?
	Which is essentially what Rod is accusing them of.
	And the thing is, I think that they are starting to view that as maybe the case.
	And of course this is upsetting them because, hang on a second, are you saying we were wrong to act in this tyrannical way?
	And the answer is yes.
	You were absolutely wrong to do that.
	But let's watch the next clip.
	I mean, Rod, you know, I know you represent, there is a significant number of people who may agree with you, but 150,000 deaths, you know, is the toll and rising, unfortunately, because of coronavirus in this country.
	Can we have that in perspective?
	I think for every single one of those families who has lost someone to COVID, we don't need your perspective particularly on that tragedy for every single person.
	Suzanne, you invited him on.
	You invited him on to give his perspective and you literally just said to the man, we don't need your perspective.
	And do you know why?
	It's because when he says, can we put that in perspective?
	Can we have the historical framework and explanation of that?
	He's right.
	There have been times where there have been more deaths from flu-like diseases than there have been in COVID. And he gives the example of 2008.
	But the thing about it is that all of the testing has been actually quite suspect the whole time, and we know this because the government has revised their figures down multiple times, and they always have to stress it's deaths within 28 days of a positive test.
	That is not death from COVID. That is not what that means.
	And so we do not know how many people have actually died from COVID. And so, how did the various other panel members on Good Morning Britain take this?
	They took it like this.
	Rod's a COVID idiot, and he's co-owner of the pub, has distanced himself from what he is saying.
	All the evidence is lockdowns work.
	Of course.
	It's just absolutely clear.
	He's a Covid idiot.
	I love the fact that Rod was smirking when he said that.
	He's a Covid idiot.
	I was like, you guys have lost this argument, and you know you've lost this argument.
	And the thing is, okay, well, where's the evidence that lockdown works?
	I mean, we were in lockdowns for ages.
	We've had three lockdowns now over the course of a year, and we were still getting massive spikes in Covid.
	How was that happening?
	How does that happen if lockdowns work?
	And there are, of course, studies that suggest both ways.
	The lockdowns do work and lockdowns don't work.
	And this just happens to be one report on one that suggested lockdowns didn't work.
	But you can find loads, you can just Google loads, and basically it seems to come down to the political orientation of the people doing the study.
	What you look for, how you find it, you can find evidence from both ways.
	So who knows?
	Who knows?
	But the point is, Good Morning Broome, we're absolutely disgraceful, disgraceful towards Rod, Keir Starmer was absolutely disgraceful towards Rod.
	And fundamentally, I think Rod is, even if it is debatable that Rod is correct or incorrect empirically about whether lockdowns technically can prevent COVID or not, and again, I don't think that's a settled argument at all, he is at least morally right that the government shouldn't have the authority to arbitrarily close down all of society.
	And I'm so glad that he stuck to his guns and gave a really good showing there.
	Very, very, very pleased to see it.
	And again, Keir Starmer and the rest of them just look like elitist pricks.
	Absolute pricks.
	And we don't need your opinion.
	We don't need your perspective.
	Stick to doing the pubs.
	I don't need to take lectures from you.
	Who the hell do you guys think you are, honestly?
	The managerial class.
	Exactly, the managerial class.
	Speaking of some managers.
	So, if you ask most people about the Church of England, they immediately think of the holy blood of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
	But to many within the Church, there is another ritual.
	The ritual of racism.
	Anyway, that's a reference to Brass Eye, but I had to make it.
	So, this is something I've seen coming out, bubbling up within the Church of England.
	And it's the Church of England deciding that they themselves are the racists of the country.
	So let's bring up the first link here.
	This is a while back.
	Church of England is deeply institutionally racist.
	So says the Archbishop of Canterbury, the head of the church.
	What, that racist?
	Yeah.
	Maybe he should be fired for being a racist.
	The Archbishop is like, I'm a racist and all my mates are racists in my organisation.
	The organisation I run is a racist organisation.
	Okay.
	Pretty weird.
	Let's play the first clip of him calling himself a racist.
	There is no doubt when we look at our own church that we are still deeply institutionally racist.
	Let's just be clear about that.
	It was said to the College of Bishops a couple years ago, and it's true.
	Get this racist off the stage!
	She's like, where were you?
	Why are you not doing what?
	Shouldn't we be firing him for being a racist?
	Where are the Twitter mobs?
	Oh, man.
	But of course, it's the same thing with the university that's like, yeah, we're racist.
	Oh, really?
	Are you?
	We'll investigate you.
	Oh, shut up.
	That clip is from a Panorama documentary, which we're going to go back to.
	I just want to mention where it's from, called Is the Church Racist?
	Because of course, this is what the BBC does with the money that it gets from the public by force.
	It goes around interrogating Britain's institutions for racism.
	Yeah, so the next thing that they mention is, in response to that speech, the Church of England decided they would endorse Black Lives Matter and all take the knee, because that's reasonable.
	That's play.
	Three months later, in the wake of George Floyd's death, church leaders across the country took the knee to highlight injustice in society.
	Amongst them, the Bishop of Leicester.
	He's one of 42 senior bishops in England, only one of them from a minority ethnic background.
	I'll be the first time.
	It's almost like, okay, so the job's done.
	But the confession, it's not a new phenomenon or a new awakening or a new enlightenment in the church.
	That confession there.
	It wasn't received well.
	It definitely wasn't received well by the activists on the streets.
	So we got the Guardian article.
	There was some backlash to this.
	So the Church of England accused of utter hypocrisy over backing Black Lives Matter because they had just said that they themselves are institutionally racist.
	So the Archbishop is like, hey guys, I'm a racist and all my friends are racist.
	We're going to join BLM. Hello, my fellow racists.
	So I mean, not false.
	Jesus Christ.
	So yeah, that didn't go off well.
	So they decided to take a new strategy.
	They're going to deal with this in a different way and try to get new people into the church.
	I don't know why they're going after socialists, but run by that guy.
	So the Church of England decided they would form an anti-racism task force.
	You'll notice people familiar with the parlance here, anti-racism is not about stopping racism or making you colourblind to race or any such thing.
	It's about promoting racial, what is it, consciousness?
	Yep.
	So they want you to think in a race fashion, so then you can form your entire worldview about race.
	You know, the way the Nazis did.
	And it shows in their conclusions.
	And I'm not even joking, I'm not being flippant when I say that.
	The idea of raising racial consciousness is explicitly what Adolf Hitler lays out his plan as being in Mein Kampf.
	Yeah.
	Explicitly.
	And Black Lives Matter, as from the Critical Race Theory book we happen to have there, Kimberley Crenshaw says exactly the same thing.
	And she's always like, well, the problem is the liberals always say that this is what racism is.
	And we don't care.
	Menafrego.
	Literally menafrego.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, so they say in here that the reason they formed this anti-racism task force was because of insufficient progress towards racial justice, equality, and inclusion.
	I'm not really sure the English church would be looking for equality and inclusion, that's for sure.
	So fewer than 4%.
	Or the concept of racial justice.
	Again, group justice is not something we believe in.
	We believe in individual justice.
	Not on the Church of England.
	Well, exactly.
	And there are so many, so many awful perspectives that you have to start considering when you get into the concept of, like, you know, group justice.
	It's like, okay, justice, as we were saying yesterday, is someone getting what they deserve.
	And that's very easy, because you can point to an individual, point to their actions, and be like, right, from these actions, he deserves this.
	Okay, well, what do the blacks deserve for their collective actions?
	What do the Jews deserve for their collective actions?
	What do the French deserve for their...
	Well, I can answer that one.
	LAUGHTER But the point is that you have to...
	It's obviously racist.
	Exactly.
	It's obviously racist.
	And you have to assign certain outcomes to entire groups based on the things they deserve.
	And, I mean, I guess we'll ask the Labour Party what they think the Jews deserve, shall we?
	I don't want to be the person having that conversation.
	I don't want to be in the room when that happens.
	I kind of actually do to laugh at it.
	Because they're going to be twisting themselves into knots trying to explain how criticism of Israel doesn't mean the Jews will deserve X. But I guess we'll ask Nashar a little later.
	Sorry, Karen.
	So I wonder, people might think, why the hell am I covering the Church of England?
	We're not Christians, but it's a fundamental institution within all of British governance and history, and it's so embarrassing to see them go down and do this stuff.
	But also, it's really funny because they get to some absurd conclusions.
	So one of the interesting things here is they also write about the Anti-Racism Task Force.
	Fewer than 4% of serving clergy identify as being from UKME background.
	UKME. That's the new BAME background.
	So, they used to be BAME, Black Asian Minority Ethnic, that was the parlance in England.
	But the race report was like, hang on, BAME's actually a crap acronym because it doesn't talk about anyone?
	It literally is just non-whites and whites, that seems...
	But how is this not just non-whites?
	So they say UKME, so UK Minority Ethnic, so ethnic minorities within the UK. So still non-whites.
	But it also doesn't include anyone who's not a British citizen, presumably?
	Non-whites and the French.
	So, but also if you're like Nigerian and you're visiting, you're not one of them.
	And if you're working here, you're not one of them, I guess.
	Because you're not UKME, you're like global ME or something.
	So that's something to keep in mind when we come back to that.
	But that's even worse though, because I mean, at least with BAME, you can say BAME and it makes a word, you know, B-A-M-E, BAME, that makes a word.
	U-K-E-M-E. Yukme.
	Yukme.
	Yukme.
	The Occams.
	Yeah, the Occams.
	I can see how this is going to be modified with the letter F by football chanters at some point in the future.
	This didn't come out of nowhere, though.
	There's a specific reason they're using this.
	So the Church of England, when the race report came out, denounced the race report for being evil.
	It's okay, I denounced the Church of England.
	Yeah, easy peasy.
	So they denounce it as having rightly given rise to concern and anger.
	It's created a confusion and anger and added to a sense of despair the fact that they have pointed out that there's no institutional racism within the government.
	That...
	A sense of despair!
	Like, that's really dunk on the letters there.
	That's so funny!
	Well, look, if they're not despairing and broken and spiritless, then they're not going to listen to us.
	Yeah.
	Hmm, so that's why they're using yukum as well.
	That's the best mask-off moment I've seen so far.
	Well, if they don't have a sense of despair, they just won't care about Black Lives Matter.
	And then where will the Church of England be?
	I mean, you would have thought promoting Jesus Christ and Christianity, something I don't even believe in, but...
	We need them at the bottom, though.
	We need them really suffering.
	The Church of England's perspective.
	They've got this true despair, hopelessness, just forlorn.
	That's what we need them.
	Because the race report comes out and says there's no institutional racism within the government.
	We can't find any.
	And they're like, oh boy.
	No, we need to despair.
	We need to oppress them.
	Yeah, exactly.
	If they're not being oppressed, then they're not going to be happy.
	Yeah, so let's go back to the church being racist for a minute.
	So this is the documentary by Panorama.
	Panorama is a fake news organisation as well, as British Voldemort has exposed.
	They will willfully edit stuff in a deceptive way, or just make up stories.
	So I take this all with a grain of salt, but I've got to mention it.
	So this is something they pushed, which is that the church is racist.
	And let's play the first clip here, the first complaint.
	Growing up in Bradford in the 80s, racism was a fact of life for Michelle.
	I've had the most horrible things said to me, but it was very in my face and I could deal with that.
	The thing that really scares the pants off me about this institutional racism is that you don't know it's happening to you.
	A few months into her studies, she even tried changing her appearance.
	I stopped wearing wraps on my head.
	I kind of toned down the colours that I wore.
	It's not that anybody's saying, yo, you've got to take your wrap off your head.
	But you start to kind of accommodate this thing.
	Amazing.
	Is the institutional racism in the room with us at the moment?
	I love the idea that she's like, you know, proper racism back in the day, they just call me the M-word and I was fine with that, but this institutional racism where nothing happens to me and I can't tell, that's not okay?
	It's like she's describing God.
	It's like she's describing God.
	Well, you know...
	Church of England.
	It's in everything.
	It's ethereal.
	You feel the spirit within you.
	Yeah, you talked over a little bit her saying that she gave an example of institutional racism, which is that she used to wear wraps on her head and wear bright colours on her clothing, and then because she started working within the Church of England, she decided to stop using the wraps and to tone down her colours, she says.
	And that's racism, isn't it?
	And she says that no one told me to do this, but you just accommodate this thing.
	Yeah.
	What's this thing?
	Propriety.
	Like the local culture of the area in which you are?
	This is what I've been talking about.
	This is propriety.
	This is what is proper.
	And it's not proper for a priest to go around in some bloody, you know, ridiculous garb.
	You should look trim and proper and well-dressed like you're a member of the church.
	It is proper.
	Everyone else is doing it.
	You should do it too.
	I mean, the Church of England being a Protestant church and because of the history of Oliver Cromwell, I mean, there's no golden finery in ridiculous nonsense.
	No, no.
	It's very plain.
	Fairly conservative.
	Yeah.
	And she's absolutely right.
	So she's describing manners as institutional racism.
	Yeah.
	The manners are the worst thing that's ever happened to me.
	But being shouted that would be racist.
	Being called the N-word in the middle of the street.
	That was A-OK. So says this black lady from the church.
	I could deal with that.
	But having to feel like I should probably dress neatly like everyone else...
	So I'm not really convinced about that complaint.
	But the next one I do actually have sympathy for.
	So this is a chap who has, I think, got a legitimate concern here.
	So let's play this clip.
	I fired off an email to the bishop saying, my applications are not working.
	What's wrong?
	Can you help me?
	Finally, in August 2017, Alwyn got a job interview.
	After all the knockbacks, he was determined to succeed and asked to see a copy of his personal record.
	The church calls it a blue file.
	First of all, that was Sri Lankan.
	And then it made this critical statement in which it said all people from the Indian subcontinent, like Alwyn, have issues around Communications around clarity and truth.
	The thing is, you're not even Sri Lankan.
	That's right.
	But he's...
	You know, I've got sympathy for him there.
	So that's him applying for jobs within the church, and the blue file is your permanent record, and this guy, this guy who he used to work for had written in there, the problem with him is he's Sri Lankan, and also, like everyone from the Indian subcontinent, Jesus Christ, they have problems with communication and the truth.
	It's like...
	Yeah, that would be an example of someone being racist.
	Must not make a joke about Ranvir being the social media communicator.
	But anyway, this guy who did this, I mean, that's someone you can point to.
	Notice how the institutional racism, when there's a person there, you can say, that guy.
	But why would they even say something like that?
	I don't know why this guy wrote this.
	Presumably, he's very old and dottery.
	I imagine he's probably actually got racist opinions.
	And that's fine.
	And we can point to him.
	And notice how that works.
	Notice how the institution of racism isn't something you can't feel or is in the ether or something you can never point to.
	No, it's that guy wrote this in this book and that stopped me from getting a job.
	Yeah, I mean, that is actual racism.
	There, that's the case.
	That's what you would use.
	And weirdly, they didn't make more of a big deal about this, and instead made a big deal about the lady having to tone down her colours.
	So the response to this was that the chap who had written this had now retired, so they couldn't really fire him or anything.
	But what they could do is sentence him to repent.
	They could repent for all life.
	So how do you do that?
	Well, you sentence him to unconscious bias training.
	Of course you do.
	So, let's play.
	At the tribunal, Bishop Hill admitted racial stereotyping.
	Although he'd already retired, he was formally rebuked and ordered to attend unconscious bias training.
	Unconscious bias training for a year of Olwen's life, lost in legal battles and recrimination, fear that his career is over.
	One wonders if that sanction Oof.
	The BBC describing it as original sin and the fact that he's been sentenced to unconscious bias training.
	But did it absolve him of the original sin?
	Of course not.
	No, I never can.
	I love the fact that they're just saying, yeah, all of this SJW stuff, it's a religion.
	It is just a religion.
	The unconscious bias training, that's your penance whenever you commit a crime.
	But of course you have original sin.
	You have original sin.
	You are all racist because you live in a white supremacist society and therefore you all have the stink as Lindsay Ellis likes to tell us.
	So even the black people who live in a white supremacist society are all racist and need to take this penance.
	I mean, it is literally religious overtones to the extreme.
	And then they go on with some other examples.
	There was a Brazilian guy who was criticized for not being able to speak English very well, which seemed nonsensical.
	His English was fine, but his accent was pretty thick.
	So whatever.
	But then they eventually go to this chap.
	So we get this image up.
	This chap here.
	So this is a chap who's been writing reports on how the church is institutionally racist.
	And he's like a big stack of them he puts on the table.
	And he complains about how, yeah, not enough has been done.
	It's super horrible.
	I was going to take him seriously.
	And then I found out his opinions on Christianity.
	So let's go to the next...
	What, his priest's opinions on Christianity?
	Yeah, let's go to the next link.
	Incoming Archbishop of York says, Jesus was black.
	Jesus was a black man.
	We was blacks.
	Um, hmm, okay.
	Oh my god.
	It literally says, Jesus was a black man and he was born into a persecuted group in an occupied country.
	That's just not true.
	Okay.
	Must resist enemies.
	Occupied country, yes.
	Black, no.
	Just, just, just, no.
	Sorry.
	Sorry.
	I don't know why you have a fetish for the man being black.
	You don't need to.
	There's nothing special about being black.
	It doesn't give you superpowers.
	Sorry.
	Also, the Roman Empire has been gone for like a thousand years, so I don't know what we're going to do about it.
	The reparations for the Italians, I guess.
	So he goes on to say that the leadership of the Church of England is still too white.
	Oh, I agree.
	The problem with being white.
	And I hope that as we watch, we will see things change further on that.
	I agree.
	The Church of England has not been good at reimagining what its ministry of leadership looks like.
	I actually totally agree with this, right?
	Because it's very clear that Westerners, white Westerners, The English have become deeply irreligious and corrupted by social justice to a certain degree.
	I mean, unbelievably.
	Unbelievably, right?
	However, if we were to get some, I don't know, Nigerian Christian pastors, I don't think they're going to be taking any of this nonsense at all, and you're going to get some fire and brimstone back in the pulpit.
	So, yeah, no, I agree.
	Yeah, actually, interestingly as well, the end of it, I didn't clip it, but they go to some, like, local parish.
	Let's get some West Africans in here!
	Yeah, they bring a lady, I think it's from Zambia, actually.
	Excellent.
	They bring her in, and no one has a problem, because why would you?
	And she's a good priest or vicar, I don't know the term, she's not Christian.
	So, and the point being that she's actually standing there and they ask her about institutional racism and she's like, no, not really.
	Like, I went to a funeral once and they were happy that, well, they were impressed that a black person had done the funeral of this 90-year-old who lived during the empire.
	And that was it.
	So the West Africans, none of this nonsense.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And moreover, I love it.
	It's like the Anglican church has rotted from within.
	Well, we're going to have to come back and fix this.
	Please, Africa, please save us.
	Cool.
	We're getting Kemi Payne knocked to save us from the bloody politicians!
	So throughout all of this as well, the Church of England, they keep quoting them, the panorama, defences of, oh no, well we didn't mean to do this and everything else, and they eventually end up calling everyone a child of God as their defence against racism.
	All lives matter!
	Which is the position of the anti-slavery types who you would use.
	And you would think, well therefore we shouldn't discriminate on any basis.
	No, the role the Church of England got from everyone's a child of God is that now we need to segregate them into different sections and demand that certain groups have certain representation under quotas.
	I'm not kidding.
	So Church of England must shortlist minority ethnic candidates for bishop roles.
	So they say here that the Church of England must include at least one candidate from a minority ethnic background on shortlist for bishops and other senior roles to drive in the church away the...
	Sorry.
	To drive to rid the church of, quote, racial sin.
	Racial sin.
	Church of sin.
	I can't wait for West Africans to BTF over a lot of these people.
	I just can't wait for it.
	Knee on the neck of this guy.
	All governing bodies within the church, including parish councils, should have at least 15% of minority ethnic representation by 2030.
	What?
	So there's going to be some little parish council in Devon where they're like, okay, we've never actually seen a Frenchman, let alone someone from any further afield.
	It's like, okay, but we need representation.
	We're going to have to import them, literally import them, put out adverts in foreign newspapers being like, okay, so, you know, a small area of Devon needs a diverse parish council, so please come from wherever it is you come from to come and teach us Christianity.
	I love it though.
	The lesson of old was like, everyone's a child of God, therefore not discriminate.
	This lesson, they're like, everyone's a child of God.
	Oh wait, no you're not!
	You're a BAME! That's what you are!
	And we're going to export you in certain quotas to the parish councils.
	Oh sorry, I shouldn't have used the term BAME because we have the new repertory here.
	They say that the...
	No, it goes even further in the Guardian because they're not happy with the UCME. UCME's still racist.
	So the Guardian describes that the candidates must be UKME slash GMH. Makes them sound like a disease.
	Yeah, I mean, talking about them like they're...
	Sounds like they've got AIDS or an SDI or something.
	I mean, you couldn't just call them people.
	I would have thought that would be better.
	But nah, we've got to go with these weird...
	Ooh, look at this old-fashioned racism, calling these black people people.
	The Americans are going to have something to say about this.
	In case you wonder what any of that means.
	So UK, United Kingdom...
	I'm sorry, Americans!
	I'm just teasing.
	So UK, United Kingdom, NE, Minority Ethnic, and the GMH, Global Minority Heritage...
	Yeah, this is sounding natural.
	Natural language here.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
	Obviously this is not natural, but like, global minority heritage.
	I mean, from a global perspective, white people are minority.
	That's us, yeah.
	So, uh...
	From a European perspective, the English are a minority.
	I'm looking forward to my preferential treatment.
	Okay, I will take that shortlist.
	I am a GMH. Yeah.
	Proud GMH. Couldn't just be a person.
	No, I've got to be a GMH. Yeah, so they say in this report they go even further than just deciding their quotas for the...
	A gmer.
	The yukmer gmers.
	That's so stupid!
	They say that bishops should undergo, quote, reverse mentoring by a clergy or layperson.
	So not even another vicar or anything, a layperson.
	As long as he's not a pub owner, I presume.
	A layperson from a minority ethnic background.
	So everyone gets a house bane.
	Like, literally, we're going to bring in, like, laypeople who just happen to be a minority ethnic, and they're going to reverse mentor everyone in the church.
	Oh my god, what do you know about anything?
	Well, not much about Christianity, yeah, but you are black.
	Yeah.
	Walking down the street, like, should we get someone who's educated?
	No, just any black guy will do.
	Any of them.
	They all know about all the black stuff.
	That's amazing.
	I mean, Jesus Christ, could you sound any worse?
	It's awful.
	I mean, I'm laughing, but it's so awful.
	It does get worse, I forgot.
	So the church should formally adopt a, quote, racial justice Sunday in February each year, starting in 2022, with a special commemorative eulogies and prayers.
	Eulogies and prayers.
	Oh, a day, not a dessert, right?
	Okay.
	Sorry.
	They say in here that, quote, racial sin dehumanizes people by taking away their fundamental God-given human dignity.
	And saying their Yookma G'mers doesn't...
	I'm just dripping with dignity.
	Jesus.
	I love the episodes of this.
	It's so funny.
	They continue...
	Wherever racial sin flourishes systematically, either in society or in our church, we must challenge it together.
	I mean, racial sin.
	I love the language.
	It's amazing.
	This needs to be exported to every part of social justice.
	Yeah.
	America, you need to start using the term racial sin when the left are talking.
	Expose them for what they are.
	Because what are they going to do?
	Disagree?
	It's not racial sin?
	Yeah.
	Of course it is for them.
	So, um, the last thing here, I just, I have to do the quote.
	One of the barriers to inclusion or continued participation in the C of E, Church of England, for those of the UKME, UK Minority Ethnic, or GMH, Global Minority Heritage, I mean, look how long this sentence is getting.
	The Yukima Gamer's background has been the challenging, sorry, the challenge of, quote, cultural assimilation into the church.
	The barrier of continued inclusion is cultural assimilation of the Yukima Gamer's.
	Right.
	Where there is perceived to be little or no room for cultural expression outside a culture which is predominantly white and middle class.
	So you mean English?
	The Church of England's culture is majority English, and this is a problem because we're not able to integrate the Yukmogimurs sufficiently.
	It's alright, by the time I'm finished with it, it's going to be predominantly West Africa.
	And man, you're going to feel the force then.
	A bunch of people are going to get it.
	Just like the Archbishop of Canterbury turns up in parish councils that are 15% staffed by West Africans who ain't taking no nonsense.
	He's like, oh, hello, my yukumukumurs, and they're like, what did you call me?
	Ask them how they feel about Islam.
	No, no, no, no, every parish, every parish needs a West African preacher.
	So hopefully you see why I had to cover that, because that's amazing.
	That's great.
	I love how this is the forefront of the new thinking in Britain as well.
	Yeah, yeah.
	That we're going to use Yookmugmurs instead of BAME, because BAME is racist.
	That sounds really wrong, but calling them all Yookmugmurs...
	God, if I were David Lammy, I'd be like, God, can we please go back to Bane?
	So, I mean, Bane at least doesn't, like, strip the dignity like Yuckma Gmer does.
	I mean, I'm imagining Kemi Badenock, you know, sitting for some Labour speech and, you know, Dawn Butler's had the upgrade and she's like, oh, and the Yuckma Gmer community.
	And just, like, Kemi's gonna be sitting there like, just call me the N-word.
	Just call me the N-word.
	It's easier.
	Oh, man.
	Well, that's what the other priest woman said.
	Yeah, literally.
	Just...
	Oh, God.
	Okay.
	Have we got any comments?
	I hope that was worth it.
	Let's go for the first video comment.
	Carl, reclaim your birthright.
	Take back the chair.
	He does not deserve it.
	Turn to tradition.
	That's not fair, Kenneth.
	Callum's doing a fantastic job hosting the podcast.
	Also, I was forced here, just to keep in mind.
	Exactly.
	This is actually a form of oppression.
	You saw the grass was greener on my side.
	I did.
	I did.
	I preferred the background.
	And ironically, I put in the background, and I was like, ah, that's a nice background.
	Why does Callum get it?
	Yeah, Gibbs.
	He gives me that for free.
	Exactly, exactly.
	So, yeah, this is part of the systemic racism of the office.
	Well, against, I'm a gamut.
	No, it's tricking the audience into thinking that I'm oppressing you, that you're oppressing me, or you've stolen something, when actually I'm oppressing you.
	This is how Diane Abbott identifies white people dividing and conquering.
	Sorry, I'm just thinking, I'm actually a Yucmer and a Gmer.
	Because I'm a Yucmer because of the Irish heritage, and then I'm a Gmer because I'm white.
	Wonderful.
	I'm a Yuc...
	I'm one as well.
	I can't even pronounce it.
	Everyone's a Yucmer Gmer.
	Yeah, I mean, like, there are going to be a lot of them, actually.
	I love how stupid the term is.
	That's why I keep using it.
	Let's go for the next one.
	I think it's important that they have a class that's dedicated specifically to moral education.
	Now, I have my own answer for this question, but I want to hear what your answer is.
	What sort of thick concepts are they going to learn at a private Catholic school that they wouldn't learn at an American public school?
	I've actually never been to a private Catholic school, but I imagine they're going to have various concepts such as faith, duty, honor, things like this.
	Things that, you know, actually do matter, that we've decided don't matter for some reason.
	But like I said, I've never been to a private Catholic school, so I couldn't tell you.
	I mean, I don't know what else you would get.
	I mean, those are the kind of thick concepts that make up Christianity.
	Which are pretty decent.
	Don't send them to a Church of England school, whatever you do.
	We've learned that much this evening.
	Well, not until we've imported the West Africans to be the representation.
	Yes, and then send them all.
	Then, yeah, exactly.
	Then you'll have very well-disciplined children.
	Or look at the sleeper.
	Exactly.
	That's excellent.
	Hi guys, I've taken the time to share a few photos of the countryside where I live.
	I live in Cornwall, almost at the furthest point west.
	I love living in the country.
	The peace and quiet allows you time to catch a breath and contemplate life, at least until a tractor turns up at 6am.
	It allows you to see the beauty of nature.
	The country gives you the opportunity to live a full and wholesome life and you can explore new interests.
	In short, living in the country gives you a huge sense of freedom, which you can't get in the city.
	He's right.
	I live in Cornwall for two years.
	Excellent place.
	Yeah.
	It always reminds me whenever you see the British countryside of, look, England is just God's country.
	It is.
	There's something about it.
	I mean, especially the point you made, that there's no threats.
	Yeah.
	There are no bears, there are no wolves, and you're not going to run into a cougar and then have to back up.
	The countryside itself is not even dangerous because it's mostly flat.
	Yeah.
	You can literally let your kids run wild.
	Rolling hills.
	Maybe a squirrel that will run away from them.
	Yeah, they might encounter a deer that will run away as well.
	Me and my kids were riding a while ago, during the last lockdown, and we were going through some forest path, and there was literally a deer just on the path in front of us, and then it bolted into the woods.
	But it was an amazing little experience, and you can't get that in London.
	No, certainly can't.
	Let's go for the next one.
	Hi, just a kind of update from my previous comment.
	I thought about this a bit after what you said.
	Callum, I definitely do have a lot of people who will make jokes like that, but then it does stop there.
	And I think it is because there isn't a lot of kind of propagandising from, you know, the big hitters like Sky News, BBC News, etc.
	About all the kind of identify as an attack helicopter examples that I gave before.
	I definitely think there is a massive amount of propagandising about Black Lives Matter.
	So, and people genuinely do, as you say, Carl, they definitely do just view it as a phrase.
	There's kind of no understanding of the philosophical basis of any of the things that they're doing.
	And also people don't know the history of the Russian Revolution and the French Revolution, etc.
	They do however know about the Nazis and they think anyone who opposes this is by default bad.
	Yeah, I think he's right.
	Yeah.
	I think the only thing we can learn from that point is we need more education within schools about the horrors of...
	Communism.
	Yeah, of communism.
	Because one of the things I really hated at school is we did Nazi Germany in our history class multiple times.
	We did Nazi Germany in our religious studies class looking at the Holocaust.
	It's so much stuff.
	And yeah, I was glad that I learned it.
	I learned a lot of detail about it.
	But...
	It really left me lacking when I came out of school thinking about the Soviet Union or anything like that.
	I know nothing about it.
	Honestly, when I was at school, the focus on World War II in history class actually bored the hell out of me because it's so depressing.
	It's just like, here's people in mud and bodies and Nazis furling down banners and looking terrible and death camps.
	It's like, oh God, I'd rather go watch TV. I don't know.
	I think learning about World War II is definitely important.
	Of course it's important, but the way it's pounded in is just like...
	There is a better way of...
	The overpounding is strange.
	You would think you'd cover this, the kids know about this, and then you'd teach them the other horrors of the 20th century instead of just one part of it.
	But yeah, it's depressing to hear that the folks you have have that problem with cognitive dissonance.
	Well, he's right as well about education on Black Lives Matter.
	I think it is important that we continue promoting the information that is found by commies, who are now living in multi-million dollar mansions.
	So be aware.
	The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
	The price of freedom is $1.4 million for a mansion in Beverly Hills.
	After your first three houses.
	Let's go for the next comment.
	It's okay to use Marxism to get rich.
	The current man does not know how little he knows.
	You become foolish by listening to fools.
	One man is rich, another man is poor, neither has the other to blame.
	Cows die, family die, you will die the same.
	But a good reputation never dies for the one who has earned it well.
	Two quotes from the Hovermile, which is the closest thing we have to a religious text for we filthy pagans.
	Well, it's pretty good.
	I mean, it sounds a lot like Marcus Aurelius.
	I was going to assume it came from Meditations, because it sounds a lot like Marcus Aurelius.
	We have a book club of Meditations.
	You should sign up and watch it.
	It's really good.
	I don't really have much to say about paganism.
	There isn't that much written about paganism.
	That's the reason.
	Very broad.
	Very diverse.
	Let's go for the next one.
	Hello there, Carl and Callan.
	Last video, I asked you about APO books.
	No, you're not getting my power on them.
	But I also asked you about what your favorite Imperial faction was.
	Since Carl, you didn't really answer me, so you get this Purity Seal, which is a Kido Purity Seal.
	Thou shalt not eat the bread, thou shalt not eat the sugar, thou shalt be virtuous.
	It has magnets on the back, so you can slap it on the fridge and remind everyone there's Kido Shariago.
	Oh dude, that's amazing.
	But Callum, since you did answer me, I have this Bolt Pistol, which is themed after the Sisters of Battle, which will be sent right to the PO Box once it is up.
	For everyone else who thinks, wow, this is awesome, you can find me at Etsy, Commander's Crafts, or on Discord, CommanderAppleCheck1944, somewhere below here.
	Thank you.
	We'll try and leave a link to his Etsy.
	Etsy Commander's Craft.
	Yeah, we'll leave a link to it in the podcast notes.
	Is that awesome?
	Yeah, that is awesome.
	And we are trying to get a PO box set up, but for some reason it's not going through.
	But if not, we can probably just message him the address.
	We tried earlier, it just wouldn't accept the cards, so we're going to have to print off a paper form and then send it off.
	It's going to be a hassle.
	We'll get it done.
	We can probably just send the office address, can't we?
	Oh, which email?
	Contact.
	Yeah.
	I think you're saying do write to contact.lotuseaters.com, the chap who made that, and she'll get you an ability to send it to us.
	But otherwise, that's amazing.
	Yeah, that's incredible.
	Let's move on.
	So, one of my best friends, who are significantly more woke than me, asked me what my most desired trait would be in a man and in a woman.
	And when she asked me, I just said common sense.
	You know, that's like my ground zero, basic critical thinking.
	And when I asked her back, her answer shocked me.
	And it was chivalry for a man, and kindness and or patience for a woman.
	And I was wondering what you guys' thoughts were on that.
	If she's woke, the fact that her requirement for a man was chivalry, and then it wasn't even the same for the woman, implying that there are inherent gender distinctions in behaviour, that's not very woke at all.
	So I'm quite surprised.
	In kindness, well, anyone can be kind.
	They should be kind.
	So why is that gender distinction?
	There's a nice little crack there to put a chip in.
	Yeah, exactly.
	You should just leverage that open a little bit more.
	See what she says.
	Why do men have to be chivalrous if we're all equal now?
	It's an interesting question she brought up herself, though, because I interpreted it as, for a man and a woman, you had to pick one trait for both.
	Yeah, yeah, that's how I ended it.
	Common sense.
	Yeah, that's not bad.
	That's great.
	I mean, that's a very sensible, basic thing to look for in a person.
	Yeah.
	No nutjobs.
	Yeah.
	Let's go to the next...
	No one in the Church of England.
	No racists.
	Part 2 of the Principle of Mahan.
	Why Cain is a little bit unstable.
	And Cain loved Satan more than God.
	And Satan commanded him, saying, Make an offering unto the Lord.
	And in the process of time it came to pass that Cain brought of the fruit of the ground an offering unto the Lord.
	And Abel he also brought of the firstlings of his flock, and of the fat thereof.
	And the Lord had respect unto Abel, and to his offering.
	But unto Cain, and to his offering he had not respect.
	Now Satan knew this, and it pleased him.
	And Cain was very wroth, and his countenance fell.
	And the Lord said unto Cain, Why art thou wroth?
	Why is thy countenance fallen?
	If thou doest well, thou shalt be accepted.
	And if thou doest not well, sin lieth at the door.
	And Satan desireth to have thee.
	And except thou hearken unto my commandments, I will deliver thee up, and it shall be with thee according to his desire.
	I'm really enjoying the Mormon text being related through Magic the Gathering cards as well.
	Based Abel being a keto bro and Cain being a disgusting sugar eater.
	I've only just realised, what is it, Zephseh Chachis?
	He did a video on this vampire game and the intro was about Cain and Abel.
	I've only just understood his joke when he was like, Cain gave him some Weedabix or some shit.
	Yeah, that was interesting.
	Yeah, but I mean, who doesn't prefer the steak?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	See, that was a mistake, wasn't it, Kane?
	Among many, gone.
	That's why he dissed the label.
	Hey guys, just a quick one.
	Just wanted to let Darren Lang know that if he's still interested, I'd be more than happy to, as another Australian, to get in contact with him.
	I've set up an email address that you can get a hold of me on, which is jeremy.lotuseaters at yahoo.com.
	So, go for it.
	Oh, and that's one of my daughters.
	Say hi, Charlotte.
	Can I say hi?
	Aww.
	Good to go.
	Hi!
	Oh, that's adorable.
	Oh, look!
	Sun in Scotland.
	The stars have aligned.
	Well, I guess two stacks just doesn't cut it down under anymore.
	Well, it's supposed to be to each according to their need.
	I don't get the reference.
	There's a reference to a comment the other day.
	Because New Zealand is...
	Oh, we should have covered this, actually.
	New Zealand's leaving the Five Eyes program?
	Yeah, what's that about?
	Are they joining the Chinese?
	Basically, it looks like that.
	Do we need to invade?
	Possibly.
	I mean, I don't think they'd say no, the people...
	Well, I mean, they keep voting for Jacinda the Communist.
	So don't ask me.
	It seems like New Zealand's gone full commie.
	It's kind of gross.
	Yeah, that's pretty horrible.
	Yeah.
	Was that the last one, was it, John?
	Right.
	Apparently, Barth says, the Daily Beast have changed the story on their website.
	Of course they have.
	Of course they have.
	Well, you know, it is journalistic diligence, I'll give them that.
	Yeah, but maybe they shouldn't have lied to start with, and they should have waited until they had the facts, like a journalist.
	John Linder says, Just when I think the pathology of leftism can sink no lower, we literally arrive at why, yes, I endorse knife fights for children.
	This is normal.
	Yeah, I'm a progressive.
	Stop being such a conservatard and get with the times.
	Amazing, isn't it?
	How can you put yourself on the side of knife fighting to own the police?
	Join the progressive movement where we'll sacrifice your kids.
	It's literally a sacrifice to Moloch, as far as the QAnon folks are going to say.
	How are they wrong?
	Student of history.
	Personal opinion, the cops should listen to the Democrat cities and abolish the PD. They should do it by giving a 24-hour warning that every officer will resign when it devolves into the Murray Hill riots on steroids and meth.
	Maybe people will realize it's a poor decision.
	Look at it this way.
	If you want to warn your son about running too fast because he might scrape his knees and he doesn't listen, do you force him to stop or do you wait until he scrapes his knees and say, now, didn't I tell you that was going to happen?
	Well, yeah, and this is what I was saying.
	It's like, look, this is only happening in Democrat-run areas, right?
	The Democrat politician is going, we are systemically racist.
	And then it's like, look at all this black crime problem that we have.
	Look at the police shooting black people that we have.
	We are the problem.
	And the Republicans are just like...
	What the hell are you talking about, man?
	We don't have any of them.
	Yeah, exactly.
	It's just not happening here.
	Why?
	And the answer is actually going to be revealed in the premium podcast we're going to do about Tucker Carlson and his Anglo-Saxon legal values.
	This is actually something important and we need to talk about it.
	it but anyway christian says i think going forward white policemen should just keep their body cams on and let people finish stabbing each other first and then when everyone's done hand everyone a ticket when the sjw starts screaming about letting white people kill each white screaming about letting people kill each other and doing nothing just respond i was checking my white privilege prevented my white supremacy from keeping the children from playing yes I mean, this is the most untenable position I can imagine.
	Being pro-knife fights to oppose police.
	Like, how...
	The Republicans should...
	This should be everywhere on Republican media.
	Every progressive.
	Every single one.
	Even to random Twitter users.
	You know, just list.
	I mean, Tucker Carlson probably will do a great segment on this.
	You couldn't ask for a better win.
	Exactly.
	You couldn't ask...
	Look, the Democrats want black kids fighting with knives.
	They're saying it.
	They're actually saying it.
	And they're saying it to get rid of the cops.
	Like, okay.
	This is...
	I mean, I'm not...
	Thank you for saying it.
	Do elections matter anymore?
	But, you know, yeah.
	Like, you couldn't get better proof.
	Yanel says, looking at the United States, I'm almost tempted to say let the Democrats have what they want.
	Let them run their cities into the ground.
	The Republicans are going to sit back and serve their own society with law and order.
	Give them what they want and they'll soon regret it.
	Yeah, I mean, this seems to be the only option at this point, doesn't it?
	You know, they're just not interested in...
	Reality and reason and decency.
	And so it's like, okay, well, I mean, I don't know what to say.
	Like people are buying into my vision of liberalism.
	Give them what they want.
	Give them their own land.
	Vengeful liberalism.
	What's that mean?
	We're going to give you exactly what you want.
	And then when you say it sucks, you have to sign an agreement that you will never vote.
	No, no, no.
	I don't think we should let up.
	I think we should be like, no.
	This is what you asked for.
	Live with your consequences.
	Yeah, exactly.
	You wanted this.
	We're being tolerant of your desires.
	Brick says, you didn't have knife or axe fights in your teenage years?
	I guess that's why we Scandinavians wrecked you way back when.
	Sorry, I don't hear a speaking Scandinavian.
	Just saying.
	Next time the Nazis invade, we'll come and save you.
	Or you could just declare neutrality, as you always do, Sweden.
	And then supply iron to the Nazi war effort, because, you know, you were neutral.
	Sorry, don't even start with us, alright?
	You're lost, that's more.
	We're students of history too.
	Supposedly it was Bryant the Stabber herself that called the police.
	So she did take the knife back.
	Was it self-defense?
	I don't know.
	Is that true?
	I don't have any information that proves that that's true.
	There are a lot of rumors going around.
	I think the dispatch call makes it sound like it was someone who was the victim of...
	Yeah.
	The girl.
	It almost certainly was a victim of stabbing or, you know, seeing people being stabbed.
	So I don't have any information that says that.
	There are so many rumors.
	That's why I didn't want to get too into those kinds of things because I can't find any proof.
	Chris says, funny, but the last time I was stabbed, the person who did it was not my friend.
	Times sure are weird now with the whole friend stabbing friends in a friendly manner.
	Is that how we're going to make friends in the future?
	It's just kids being kids, mate.
	I'm going to run up to you and stab you.
	Oh, a friend.
	If we lived in London, maybe.
	Stabbing friends.
	Honestly, though, I've seen so many videos of just stabbings happening in broad daylight with black teenagers in London.
	And it's the most awful thing in the world.
	It is so awful.
	I'm just like, okay, how can anyone look at this and be like, we need fewer police.
	We need less intervention.
	We need to just leave them to it.
	Or else we're racist.
	So it's awful.
	Pete says, we've been interpreting their slogan wrong.
	They are literally saying no justice, no peace, and the answer is yes justice, yes peace.
	Well, that's fair.
	Simon says, we should start calling Black Lives Matter by the true name.
	Black deaths matter, since those are the only ones they can use for profit.
	That's true.
	I mean, literally, a black person died, therefore police banned.
	But the black girl who lived, literally no care.
	Hang on, what did Sean King say?
	I don't care.
	Okay, sure.
	If your ignorance is going to facilitate black people from getting killed, that truly is the Black Lives Matter position.
	I don't care about black lives, I care about black bodies.
	Oof.
	Suddenly, yeah.
	The criticisms we have of that being the dehumanising term that you would apply to a corpse are really coming into perspective, aren't they?
	Nick says, if the cop that shot the young black girl had not done this and she had stabbed her friend, guess what the narrative had been?
	Cops stood back and allowed a young woman to be stabbed because she was black.
	Yep, that's exactly it.
	The cop was in a no-win situation.
	Even though what he did was exactly the right thing, and everyone who's not a crazy leftist is like, yeah, what a hero.
	I saw the chat saying he deserves a triumph.
	Yeah.
	That's fantastic.
	Get the laurel leaves.
	We're walking through, give him the triumph, call him a hero of the Republic.
	Have the person whispering, I was going to say a slave, but that's...
	It'll be a white slave, don't worry.
	Yeah, whispering, you know, remember you are mortal.
	And then the next cop who saves someone from being shot or stabbed...
	The leftists think that's what happens every time as well.
	That's what happened with Derek Chauvin, they think.
	It is what Kyle Rittenhouse is going to get there.
	Tichi says, Sometimes I find myself wanting things to get so much worse in the hopes that I will wake up and stop blindly saying ACAB. But it's just not going to work.
	The media framing of things like the Chaz and the Chop hides all the terrible things that go on there.
	It's why people like you and Andy know what you do is so important.
	Cheers, lads.
	Well, thanks very much.
	I really appreciate it.
	And we think that what we're doing is important too, actually, which is one of the reasons we do it.
	And we work really hard.
	That's why I kind of like my job as well.
	Yeah.
	And come to work, get to do something you love.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And we get to have fun.
	And we're not under the heel of anyone else.
	It's bloody amazing.
	And it's all because of the people who have become members on the site, by the way.
	We obviously don't have any other money coming in any other way yet, but we are going to work on alternate revenue streams so we can keep expanding.
	But thank you, everyone, for supporting us.
	Francesca Ward says, Okay, serious post now.
	Lockdowns were absolutely wrong.
	I agree with you, Carl, that anyone who supported lockdowns should be kicked out by the hospitality people.
	What's the argument to not?
	It's a great revolt.
	Literally every pub landlord, just any MP or anyone who supported lockdowns, out.
	There's nothing they can do about it as well.
	Yeah, you tried to ruin me.
	And that's true.
	Bart says, Carl, you're not a real man unless you've been banned from a pub in your twenties.
	It's now far too late for you.
	I was just...
	Not that, like, unpleasant, I guess.
	Still got time.
	No, I'm not in my 20s.
	No, I do, though.
	Yeah, you do, yeah.
	What are you doing this evening?
	Let's go smash up Weatherspoons.
	I like that Weatherspoons.
	Actually, I was kicked out of a club once, if that's better.
	Oh, I've been kicked out of loads of clubs.
	But not for, like, fun.
	I've never been banned.
	I mean, kicked out of places.
	I'm not banned from places.
	Problem Child says, they did overreact to COVID, and now they're too committed to the narrative to admit they messed up and ruined a lot of lives over nothing.
	My job was shut down.
	I had to get another job where I have to travel weeks at a time, 10 days after I got married.
	I've seen my new wife around 9 or 10 times since we got married in October.
	That is awful.
	This is exactly the sort of thing I'm talking about, though.
	That is awful.
	Alistair Crowley, Labour, workers of the world unite.
	Also Labour, shut up, peasant.
	We don't need your opinion.
	Sadly, the Conservatives are no different.
	The Conservatives have a better veneer, actually.
	They're not saying Labourers of the world unite or anything like that.
	Well, they're not saying that, but I also see less condescension, frankly.
	Yeah.
	You know, I just...
	Where is it?
	I mean, if Jacob Rees-Mogg was literally saying some fucking pub land on in Buff, I don't need a lecture from you, you know, or essentially stay in your place, don't talk to me, you'd be everywhere.
	I questioned Jacob Rees-Mogg about Section 127 when he came to my university, and my complaint of his response was that he responded that, oh, I defended press freedom in the Leveson Inquiry and blah, blah, blah, but this is about a man and his dog and that's not really a big issue, which is a bit condescending.
	He's acting like, oh, it's a pleb problem.
	But he wasn't unduly rude to me or anything.
	He was just his perspective that it wasn't a big problem.
	And I'm just going to tell you, well, wait till they come for you, mate.
	And it could well have been like Dankula because Dankula's a joker on the internet.
	Yeah, I brought up other cases.
	Ask Crowley, I have myself compiled a total death data of the past five years, and compared to the values, we have less death compared to the five-year average and most individual years.
	With the unrelating news, the common flu's diagnosis has dropped by 97%.
	Yeah, flu basically has been eradicated, hasn't it?
	Which is good.
	Yes, the party says so.
	Yeah.
	Tyler says, And honestly, my own mental health has tanked to an all-time low, been on and off alcohol again, and lost nearly a year of my youth.
	Yeah, it's unbelievable that we have adopted Xi Jinping's policy that Xi Jinping didn't really follow very strictly.
	It's almost like this was an attempt at getting at us.
	And Phil Arlett says, I'd love to see the landlord on the podcast.
	Yeah, I kind of would too.
	If you want to email him, see if he wants to come on.
	Yeah, sure.
	Good morning, Britain managed it.
	We can surely get him on.
	Matthew Hammond says, does the English monarchy who is the head of the church not care what is happening to it?
	Yep.
	The Church of England is so racist that they sent missionaries to places like Africa to bring Africans into their church.
	The main people they were against were their competition, the Catholics.
	Yeah, that's actually correct.
	And the Muslims, obviously, because competing religion.
	But yeah, they had absolutely no...
	I mean, part of the impetus towards the civilizing of Africa was religious and moral framework, that they wanted to bring Christianity to them because they thought this was the morally correct thing to do, and that they were being essentially left out of the eternal salvation of the kingdom of heaven because they were pagans, or they were...
	It's the wrong religion.
	But there was a huge proselytizing effort that was humanitarian in nature.
	But no one wants to talk about it because it makes us look good.
	Sorry for bringing you religion.
	Joseph Smith.
	Literally, racism works in mysterious ways.
	Yes.
	Yes, it is.
	That's exactly what it is.
	Laurentian says, racism is all around us.
	Racism works in mysterious ways.
	We must wrestle with racism.
	Racism created everything.
	Racism is the most powerful force of all.
	Racism decides who lives and dies.
	A progressive priest.
	We literally just need the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
	Like, you need to redo that in progressive nonsense?
	Yes, we do.
	And then we're done.
	It's going to end up involving George Floyd in some way.
	Jesus FC.
	Her Royal Highness Lizzie is the rightful temporal head of the Church of England, needs to step up, call these bishops in, and smite them.
	Lizzie has taken way too much of a hands-off approach to farm too many English institutions.
	She needs to grab your institutions by the neck and reopen the tower to its historic function.
	Yeah.
	I do agree.
	It's a good criticism of Elizabeth Larkin.
	Like, she rightfully takes her hands off all of politics.
	Yeah, that's right.
	But she's the head of the Church of England, and that's a realm in which she should be able to operate with impunity, obviously to a reasonable degree.
	I mean, Tower of London, maybe not agree, but...
	On what grounds?
	Could turn it into a socialist camp.
	LAUGHTER But the point is, right, we've got loads of Commonwealth nations around the world, Church of England, and lots of them are undoubtedly not corrupted by our pathetic moral weakness.
	Again, just bring the West Africans.
	Let them take over the Church of England and really put the slipper down.
	It's nothing more effective than a queen dressing down these men as well.
	Oh, exactly, yeah.
	Just give them hell.
	Ignacio says, Yes.
	There was actually a really detailed conversation going back and forth.
	And one chap pointed out, well, look, look at the military framing that I was using.
	And that's exactly correct.
	Because, look, I agree with you that we need to fight the opponents on the ground of our choosing, preferably when we have decided there is the right time to engage.
	Being sort of like, you know, If you're ambushed by the enemy in a classroom that they control and you've got no options, you've got nothing you can do, you can't win the fight.
	And so what's the point in throwing your life away?
	I'm not saying don't stand up.
	I'm saying be tactical.
	We know the lay of the land.
	We know how these things are working.
	Okay, great.
	Then we'll use that to advantage.
	And if it means we have to be Playing the long game and have a long Fabian strategy, then that's what we have to do.
	But until we're ready to engage Hannibal, the leftist Hannibal, then we don't, I would say.
	Just be sensible.
	Don't sacrifice things needlessly.
	You can't create a martyr if the left just extinguished you.
	Think tactically, essentially.
	Yeah, think tactically.
	But obviously anyone who does stand up, we are obviously going to support.
	I mean, no questions asked.
	Mark Horne.
	There's no way that the charges against Derek Chauvin are going to stick.
	First of all, the charges contradict each other.
	Well, you'd object to that.
	The jury is claiming that he both intentionally and accidentally killed George Floyd.
	Second, they are claiming he killed him three times.
	That's not exactly how that works either, is it?
	The jury is supposed to pick the one they found most accurate.
	All of the above wasn't one of the options.
	Anyone who looks at the outcome with a rational mind will see clearly that the jury had a reaction, a fear reaction, causing them to give a ruling that made absolutely no sense.
	I think they'll be able to get it on the fact that the trial was clearly compromised by the public reaction to the trial.
	I would think they'd get the appeal, yeah.
	I don't know how the appeal process works.
	No, I don't know what the result will be, but come on.
	Phil says, My friends casually said there are no ethical transactions under capitalism after receiving an Amazon package.
	No, this is a left-wing talking point.
	There are no ethical transactions under capitalism.
	That's weird because I would say that pretty much the only ethical transactions that can occur occur in capitalism because the other ones are the result of coercion.
	Like socialism literally happens by force.
	Socialism, fascism, they're all the result of coercion.
	Capitalism is literally voluntary I think?
	Speaking of which, we're going to have to wrap up because of time.
	Sorry as I ended there, but go and read the interview with Lawrence Fox.
	We're going to go do the Tucker podcast about Anglo-Saxon political traditions and your voting rights.
	And also, sign the petition, because I want to get out to 10k.
	Need to do that now.
	Dankula.
	Tweet it out.
	Call you.
	Anyway, we'll be back tomorrow, 1 o'clock.
	Thank you.

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