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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #193

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	Hello and welcome to the podcast The Lotus Eaters for the 9th of August 2021.
	I'm joined by Carl.
	Hello!
	And today we're going to be talking about Obama's birthday and the hypocrisy around the fact that none of them were wearing goddamn masks, not were they?
	Also the UK quarantine camps.
	Basically.
	Yeah.
	I'm overstating it slightly, but not by much.
	Also, the British Islamic Pride Police, which is a sentence that apparently only makes sense in this year.
	I don't know what other year it would have ever made sense.
	Let's be fair, though.
	It was a sentence that's a long time coming.
	Like, this was going to happen, and now we're here, yeah.
	Party of Labour.
	Black Flag of Labour and the Rainbow Flag Alliance.
	Good God.
	Anyway, a couple of things to mention first.
	So the first thing on the website, this is an analysis by Rory.
	He's done on the situation with China, especially the Spratly Islands, you know, the fake islands they keep making in the sea as well, the Chinese government.
	So go and give that a read.
	There's also contemplations on the website, which was premium.
	So this is about democracies waging wars against each other.
	Yeah, and why they don't, generally.
	Debate, anyway.
	But also...
	What counts as a democracy, I suppose, are going to be...
	It's definitely the Republic of Iraq.
	No.
	Anyway, let's go to the next one.
	Also, epochs.
	So this is what you did?
	Yeah, this is a really good episode that me and Bo did.
	They're all really good episodes, obviously, but this is about Domitian.
	Now, Domitian was a Roman emperor I didn't know much about, but he was a lunatic, as most Roman emperors were.
	He was also very socially conservative, so...
	You know, okay, he did all this bad stuff, but he was also based, so...
	What's a Roman social conservative?
	Well, do you think they didn't have the same problems we had?
	I suppose so, yeah.
	They had exactly...
	There's nothing new under the sun.
	It's just different kinds of gods.
	Yeah, but it's still the same problems.
	Yeah, all right.
	Well, that's what I do.
	Let's get into Obama's birthday hypocrisy.
	So, Barack Obama is a caring man who cares deeply about COVID and how many people it has killed and how we must all do our best, as we are told by good leftists on the left.
	We must wear masks 24-7, put them on your children, vaccinate everyone, including your children, and all the rest of it.
	Here's an example of him quoting off about the duties everyone has.
	So, Barack Obama, his tweet, Let's all do our part this Thanksgiving to keep people safe and healthy.
	Celebrate virtually if you can.
	Wear a mask.
	And as always, listen to the experts.
	The choices you make could save lives.
	Unless you're Barack Obama, I suppose.
	Because he was planning a birthday party with, I think it was over a thousand people originally, and then he had to scale this back because it didn't look too good.
	The fact that, you know, the third wave, the Delta variant, and yeah, you're going to set up another party.
	So let's go to the next link here.
	So this is him taking criticism and then having to scale it back.
	You can see the illegal times running.
	Weird kind of defence for him here.
	So when Barack Obama significantly scaled back the guest list for his party, some people were not invited.
	So you see Jay-Z and Beyonce were in, but David Alexrod and...
	Axelrod.
	I don't know these people.
	And Larry David.
	No idea.
	They were out, so...
	Okay.
	It's weird.
	So some people...
	Does Obama have a problem with Jews?
	Is that what they're saying?
	Anyway, so someone decided to go and see this place in which he's holding his birthday bash, and they got a drone and threw the drone over.
	So let's go to the next link here so you can see the drone footage.
	Scaled back birthday party.
	That massive tent is part of the celebrations, isn't it?
	It reminds me of Alexei of Alny, actually.
	You know how he would fly drones over Putin's complexes?
	Quite like this kind of activism.
	They're going to ban it eventually, aren't they?
	It's going to be difficult to stop, though.
	Yeah.
	But this is the scaled back birthday party.
	You know, when you have a birthday party, you have to put up a massive tent.
	Yeah.
	Just like everyone else.
	I only invite a thousand of my closest friends.
	Yeah.
	Well, the footage has been coming out of there, which wasn't meant to be coming out of there, which is that they were all told, I presume, not to take pictures.
	Yes.
	Because they were not going to wear masks.
	And if we go to the next one here, you can see Jay-Z and Beyonce turned up not wearing a mask to this one.
	And then you can see the TikToks people have been releasing in the next image here.
	So this is someone taking a TikTok of Obama on the dance floor and all the people around them.
	No one wearing masks, because why would you care?
	Obama dancing and touching and hugging and not wearing his mask.
	This lady deleted this.
	They all had to.
	I saw some of the reporting about it, and apparently there was a moratorium on cell phone usage, so you couldn't...
	Why would you need to do that?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Really weird.
	It's almost like they knew they were going to be immigrants about all this when they're telling Americans endlessly you must wear masks to die.
	So there's also photos from all of this.
	If we go to the next one here, you can see some of the photos of him and his family all hugging each other, taking pictures of people, dancing.
	Yeah, so it's not just like a one-off in which it's like, oh, I've got the one picture where they're not wearing masks on.
	All night.
	All night.
	So, we've got the next one here.
	You can also see the DJ, who then apparently was taking images of stuff and then was made to delete them.
	Because, again, embarrassing, the elite.
	But the New York Times thinks that they're better than you.
	Much better than you.
	You're garbage.
	Because, of course, these people aren't hypocrites.
	They're sophisticated.
	Oh.
	And therefore, they're allowed to do what they want.
	And definitely vaccinated, too.
	Totally vaccinated, they swear.
	So, let's play the first clip before running defense.
	Other people said, you know, this is really being overblown.
	They're following all the safety precautions.
	People are going to sporting events that are bigger than this.
	This is going to be safe.
	This is a sophisticated vaccinated crowd.
	And this is just about optics.
	It's not about safety.
	Bro, you had Jay-Z though.
	All right, anybody, thanks so much.
	We'll see how it plays out.
	Good talking to you.
	That's all I do for the New York Times.
	There's a sophisticated crowd, don't you know?
	COVID affects them differently.
	Because of their social mores, you have to understand.
	The higher class you are, you know, and you know how to use all the different cutlery, all of a sudden, COVID doesn't care.
	They're like, whoa, whoa, whoa, that's not purpose, and I'll go somewhere else.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I'll go terrorise the working class instead.
	Yeah, so corporate press immediately on defense for Obama.
	I forgot how bad it was under Obama.
	Like, the suckling of just, like, the god man who didn't do nothing.
	Anyway, there's also defense from the White House, which you kind of would expect, I suppose.
	So let's play this clip of the White House trying to defend this, even though they know there isn't really a defense.
	And then just about COVID safety, is President Obama setting the wrong example about how serious COVID-19 is by hosting a big birthday party with hundreds of people this week?
	Well, I would certainly refer you to the team who is working for my former boss to give you more Specifics of what the protocols are in place.
	But I would note first that former President Obama has been a huge advocate of individuals getting vaccinated.
	What CDC has provided guidance on is for indoor settings in high or substantial high zones of COVID cases.
	This event, according to all the public reporting, is outdoors and in a moderate zone.
	But in addition, there is testing requirements and other steps they are taking, which I'm sure they can outline for you in more detail.
	But is there any concern, just because, as you've said here, and you've had people saying over the last couple days, vaccinated people can't still spread this Delta variant around.
	So is there concern that this...
	President Obama's birthday party might become a super spreader of that.
	Well, I think, Peter, the guidance is about what steps people can take when they're in public settings.
	Indoor settings specifically was the new guidance to keep themselves and others safe.
	In terms of what protocols they are taking, I would refer you to them, and I'm sure they can give you more details.
	And just last one.
	So people who are watching this at home and they see, well, President Obama can have a party with several hundred people, should they think that it is okay for them to have a party with several hundred people at it?
	Well, we certainly advise everyone to follow public health guidelines, which I know the former president, who is a huge advocate of getting vaccinated, of following the guidance of public health experts, would certainly advocate for himself as well.
	She just does not want to answer that question, does she?
	No, she had nothing.
	I love the...
	Well, he's an advocate of vaccines, therefore he's allowed to do what he wants.
	Well, I'm an advocate of vaccines too now.
	I'm going to have a massive party, thanks very much.
	That's the standard.
	As long as you're an advocate for what the state wants, then do what you want.
	Who cares?
	No mask required.
	He's very sophisticated, don't you?
	It's such a pathetic thing to say.
	What's that film with Robin DiCaprio, where he's the southern slave owner?
	That's what that's reminding me of.
	Peculiar Buck.
	Anyway, so she also says that it's outdoors.
	Outdoors is going to have a little bit of an asterisk on that, doesn't it?
	Because, of course, it's a huge bloody tent on his massive mansion complex, presumably.
	And is that outdoors?
	Really?
	Yeah.
	Because I remember when I went down, I think I was visiting my parents, and we got some fish and chips, and I turned around and I saw it was when pubs were still closed.
	And there was this brick pub, brick and mortar, lights off, no one in it.
	Literally in the car park, they just built this massive tent that was all covered up to keep them warm, and then everyone was drinking in there.
	I was like, yeah, that makes a difference.
	That's now outdoors.
	It wasn't at Obama's own personal property, it was at Motha's Vineyard.
	Ah, okay.
	I'm sure there's Motha's Elite.
	Oh no, you pretty much have to be elite to go there.
	She said there was also testing requirements.
	No evidence of that.
	There's no evidence that anyone was vaccinated either.
	Because, well, as you'll see later, we have confirmation that people were unvaccinated.
	We're still allowed to go.
	Oh!
	Yeah.
	But I thought I'd just mention first...
	At least they advocate for vaccines, though.
	At least they're sophisticated.
	Unlike Orange Man.
	So Fauci was also asked about a similar situation on the same day this is taking place, about some biker rally, and then he rattles off about how it's so irresponsible that people are...
	Oh, really?
	It's irresponsible that the unsophisticated would gather.
	But when the sophisticated gather, that's just fine.
	We need to get this pandemic under control before we start acting like nothing is going on.
	Can you tell your mate?
	Can you tell Obama and all his friends?
	Nah, but bikers?
	To hell with them.
	So you can see the obvious hypocrisy there as well.
	But Candace Owens is the one who's the source of the information for knowing about vaccines.
	So she says here, Breaking, I now personally know at least two people of the attendees at Barack Obama's birthday were not vaccinated.
	I can confirm that vaccination was therefore not a requirement to attend this maskless bash.
	This is insane.
	Although, as pointed out earlier as well, even if they were all vaccinated, it doesn't matter, according to the US government, because you could still spread the virus, and therefore you need the mask.
	But what's the corporate press coverage?
	Because you would think, this looks pretty awful.
	Nah.
	People magazine.
	Barack Obama danced all night at his 60th birthday party.
	Quote, he never stopped smiling, say sources.
	It's the face of a super spreader right there, I'm telling you.
	I love how that's the story.
	Like, there's this elitist, and all his elitist friends meet up in a very elitist place to break the rules that they are putting on the plebs.
	Unbelievable.
	I mean, there's loads of story there, right?
	And they're like, yeah, but he danced all night.
	He had a great time.
	Well, I'm very glad that he had a great time at his birthday party.
	Obama, very cool.
	He's not the president.
	You don't have to suck up to him anymore, but whatever.
	Good God.
	But this is still going on.
	Apparently today it's rolling into its third day of celebrations.
	Oh, really?
	Again, massless.
	So if we go to the Daily Mail article here.
	So if you scroll down, there are some pictures in which you can see them having brunch outside.
	Outside again, because it's in a tent.
	What happened to social distancing?
	Yeah, just carries on.
	This time Oprah's there, so...
	No fear whatsoever of any virus.
	I think that's what we can confirm from this.
	No.
	The elites don't care.
	They have absolutely no fear from it.
	Interesting.
	Again, with a massive tent.
	Totally outside.
	We swear, bruv.
	Pathetic.
	Anyway.
	But they're not the only ones, of course.
	There are plenty of other people who have been putting masks on before the cameras.
	And then when they think the cameras are gone, who cares?
	So this is just an example of some chap who put it on beforehand and then went out to give his press conference.
	Which he told everyone about the importance of masks.
	I mean, literally, a spokesman for the Department of Justice, behind the curtain, or what he thinks is outside of view, puts the mask on, walks ten paces, takes it off.
	What an absolute obvious theatre this is.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I've heard the term security theatre to describe what goes on in airports.
	And I always wondered, there's a lot of health theatre around this.
	And yeah, it seems to be that the elites are not sincere.
	But they're not the only ones, of course.
	You have AOC. So if we go to the next one here, you can see AOC. We've featured this before.
	The photo op in which Breitbart went down and filmed them saying, hey, let's do a picture.
	And AOC sat there without a mask.
	She's like, well...
	Among all of her supporters.
	No mask.
	And then, oh, picture time, quick, get your masks out, people, and they'll get their masks out and put them on.
	And then picture time's over, take it off.
	Unbelievable.
	Pathetic.
	It's also happening on this side of the pond as well, so Boris Johnson has been under fire for wanting to not quarantine himself when everyone else would have to quarantine under the same circumstances.
	Imagine now I was getting mad at him for this.
	He's not the only one.
	He's actually not the worst one in the Conservative government as well.
	I can't remember the guy's name.
	Alok Sharma.
	There we go.
	He used to be the MP next to me.
	So we've got the next one here.
	He's now the climate minister.
	And yeah, he's done a lot worse.
	So he's the climate minister.
	So he's been spending his time in the last seven months traveling to 30 countries, flying around when no one else can.
	So he's a super spreader as well.
	Right.
	Okay.
	Also, many of the countries were on the red list.
	Not just amber and green, the ones where you can travel if you quarantine.
	Red list, meaning like, there's no point.
	Don't even try.
	And he went to a bunch of them, and then came back, and didn't quarantine, because it doesn't need to.
	Not his problem.
	No.
	No problem when you're in the government.
	But I thought we just ended up...
	He wore a mask in that picture, that proves he's doing the right thing.
	You took it off three minutes later.
	Doubtless.
	Why don't we just end on Cori Bush.
	So Cori Bush is also someone who went to that event with AOC. Again, no mask.
	Hanging out with them.
	Just...
	I mean, God, look at that.
	Okay.
	They have no shame, do they?
	I mean, this is the leftist celebrating that they're doing this.
	And they put pictures of this on their Instagram account as well.
	Like, AOC and Cori Bush.
	Yeah.
	It's like...
	What are you doing?
	You spend all your day talking about masks and you're like, yeah, just upload a picture of me with my mate.
	Okay.
	They don't care.
	They don't care about it.
	But she's also said something really funny.
	I thought we'd enjoy it.
	So it's her being asked a question about the fact that she spent $70,000 on private security, even though her...
	Defund the police.
	Defund the police.
	The rest of the radical Democrats defund the police.
	And her answer is that, well, I mean, do you want me to die?
	No.
	It's okay when the plebs get killed, but me?
	Moi?
	Defunding the police will kill people according to Cori Bush.
	Yes, and that's okay, because it's not her.
	So, let's go to the clip and play this.
	They would rather I die?
	You would rather me die?
	Is that what you want to see?
	You want to see me die?
	You know, because that could be the alternative.
	So either I spent $70,000 on private security over the last few months, and I'm here standing now and able to speak, able to help save 11 million people.
	From being evicted, or I could possibly have a death attempt on my life.
	I have private security because my body is worth being on this planet right now.
	I have private security because they, the white supremacist, racist narrative that they drive into this country, the fact that they don't care that this black woman that has put her life on the line, they can't match my energy, first of all.
	This black woman who puts her life on the line, they don't care that I could be taken out of here.
	They actually probably are okay with that.
	But this is the thing.
	I won't let them get that off.
	If I end up spending $200,000, if I spend $10...
	You know what?
	I get to be here to do the work.
	So suck it up and defunding the police has to happen.
	We need to defund the police and put that money into social space because we're trying to save lives.
	I walk with my head up and my shoulders back because I know I'm doing the work for the people.
	people i'm on the right side of history right side of history that's just getting back because the thing is right she's going along in my own head i've got a little monologue following me like right okay yeah oh yeah she only spent 70 grand she'll probably be like oh i should spend a million this i don't mind spending 200 the same sentence That's why we need to defund the police.
	I'll spend 200,000 if I have to defend my life.
	Exactly.
	They want me dead.
	It's just like, That was cold.
	You lot don't care.
	You can all die.
	You don't need police.
	I need police.
	You're not on the right side of history like me.
	You're not being an activist like moi.
	I'm so much more important, aren't I? God, I'm...
	I'm starting to understand why the communists hate the rich.
	God, I was absolutely gold watching that.
	And you can see in her head, like, I've had to cut it down a little bit for the sake of time.
	The in-between bits I've cut off are not that interesting.
	She's just rambling all about how she's a good person.
	And who cares?
	And the funny thing is, you can see, like, in her head, there must be a monologue.
	Just like, she's saying stuff, and at the same time, her back of her brain must be thinking, crap, how do I get out of this?
	There's absolutely nothing, because you know she's got...
	You know what?
	Double down.
	Yeah, I did spend 70 grand.
	Not spend 200 grand!
	Also, get rid of your police.
	I'm going to use that money for me.
	Like, oh my god.
	I'll kill a million plebs before I let myself die.
	Oh, boy.
	But yeah, that's the elitist.
	Cori Bush being a particularly stupid and funny one.
	But also, Barack Obama and his elitist friends.
	I just can't get over it.
	None of them care.
	None of them are sincere when they talk about mask mandates.
	None of them are sincere when they talk about the fact that you need to be locked down.
	Every part of the economy needs to be destroyed except Amazon.com.
	Yes.
	Because, what?
	They're all going to make money off it.
	None of them are going to apply to the rules.
	As for you, though, you're a pleb.
	What do you want, me to die?
	Good luck when you can't phone the cops.
	Anyway.
	So let's talk about the UK's quarantine camps, otherwise known as hotels.
	Hotel Rwanda.
	Yeah, well, the situation with COVID is on the ground, not very dramatic.
	I mean, you wander around and...
	People are just living their lives and going about as normal.
	And then you look at, like, the government's narrative and the media narrative, and you would think that the Black Death is currently ravaging the country.
	And so, of course, we have a list of countries that you can't travel to.
	Unless, of course, you're part of the privileged elite, in which you can.
	Because if you do travel to them, if they're a red-list country, then you have to quarantine for 10 days, according to the British government.
	And you can't even come to the UK if you live in one of these countries.
	British national and Irish national, for some reason, or anyone with residence rights in the UK.
	Everyone allowed to enter England who has been in a red-list country in the last 10 days before they arrive must quarantine for a full 10 days in a managed quarantine hotel and take coronavirus tests and follow the national restrictions.
	And if you don't do this, then you can get fined £10,000 or you can be imprisoned for up to 10 years.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Bit draconian.
	Just a little bit draconian.
	I like how the fine is only 10 grand, but the prison sentence is 10 years.
	Yeah, as if people only earn a grand a year or something.
	This would be a reasonable compensation.
	But yes, we're waiting for our Solon because Draco has taken over.
	No one's going to get that reference, but if you do, leave me a comment because then I'll be very pleased with you and I'll like it.
	Anyway, so this means that you get to go to one of the COVID camps that we've set up in our hotels and they're not very good.
	If you can believe it.
	Something provided by the government as mandatory is crap.
	What a shock, right?
	Then you have to pay for it as well.
	Yes, you do.
	It's not even at the government expense, actually.
	It's at your own expense.
	That's a great point.
	I forgot about that.
	So anyway, this is one example of how one quarantining family stayed at a hotel and called it, quote, the worst ever experience after the mother and baby were left needing hospital treatment because of food poisoning.
	Um...
	So this, I can't pronounce these people's names, I'm sorry.
	They were both treated in the hospital because of food poisoning.
	The illnesses came from the things they'd eaten.
	And she ended up on a drip because she was dehydrated, apparently.
	The hotel refused to acknowledge it and refused to apologise.
	And she says it's the worst experience she's ever had.
	That's nice.
	So, moving on.
	Can ill people get help?
	Well, not universally.
	There was one woman who...
	And this is a tragic story, by the way.
	So, just listen to this from the BBC. Afsa Khan, 17, arrived at the Heathrow Holiday Inn on the 12th of April with her parents and five younger siblings after a trip to Pakistan to visit her grandmother.
	As someone with brittle or unstable asthma, which can quickly become life-threatening, she often needs medical treatment at home in Bradford.
	And she went in there, there was one bed, there was a sofa for her and a mum and three sisters and one brother, and I was thinking it's going to be 11 days, how am I going to survive this?
	Hang on, what, how many people is that?
	In a one-bedroom hotel?
	Yeah, yeah, it's like five people.
	In a one bed.
	Yes.
	But we've got hotels galore for people who just want to cross the channel.
	We'll get to that.
	Don't spoil it.
	Anyway, so she called it the most traumatic thing ever, and that's remarkable, considering she's just come back from Pakistan, and never wants to stay in a hotel again, which I don't blame her for.
	But there was an even worse example of this.
	And so, sorry, this woman basically had an asthma attack and was unable to get any treatment.
	And this was, need to say, quite concerning.
	I mean, at one point her lips were blue.
	She couldn't breathe.
	And they were like, no, you can't leave.
	You're quarantining.
	In the name of public health.
	In the name of public health.
	And they were just like, if she dies, she dies.
	Presumably it's run by a Russian boxer.
	Anyway, but this is by far the worst thing that's happened, because the next one was even worse.
	One woman called Amna Bibi, who was 34 weeks pregnant when she arrived at a hotel from Pakistan with her family, was prevented from attending hospital for a vital ultrasound scan and ended up having a miscarriage because she wasn't allowed to go and get treatment.
	Is it worth it?
	Is this worth it?
	Is this the kind of country we want to be?
	Is this how we envisage modern Britain being?
	Locking mothers who are heavily pregnant mothers in hotels because they might be carrying a disease while their babies die?
	You would have thought there'd be exemptions for things like this.
	Well, apparently there are exemptions, but they didn't care.
	Legally speaking, there are exemptions, but whether these translate into actual things happening on the ground, well, that's another question, isn't it?
	Are the staff just uninformed?
	Who knows?
	I mean, I'm going to guess yes, just on the basis of a government...
	They're just told red list, red list.
	Yeah, undoubtedly.
	Just following orders, because that's a defence that holds up in an international criminal court.
	It doesn't.
	Anyway, so yes, she'd been to Pakistan to visit family members, obviously, and she normally attended check-ups at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich, but she wasn't allowed to leave the hotel for a third time to go back for a vital scan, and then she was rushed in for an emergency caesarean, and her baby was stillborn, and she had to spend four days in intensive care after the surgery.
	Possibly could have been prevented had she actually been allowed to attend the hospital.
	And she says, I feel this shouldn't really happen, I have no word to describe this.
	Well, I don't think it should happen.
	But at least the hotels are nice.
	Aren't they?
	Aren't they?
	Of course they're not nice.
	For some reason, the hotels are gross.
	So the one man from York found that he was forced to stay in a rat-infested hotel.
	Cost him £1,750 to stay there for 10 days.
	Which is nice.
	Thanks, government.
	I presume there's no refunds either.
	No, of course there's no bloody refunds.
	Because usually with a hotel room, at least, if it's terrible, you're going to be like, well, give me my money back.
	But in this case, get staffed.
	Yes, no, that's exactly it, right?
	So yes, he didn't get a refund from this, as I understand it, but he had flown from Rio de Janeiro and was doing his 10-day quarantine in a West London hotel, and yeah, he was just laying in his room, and a rat climbed out of a pipe system.
	And this had been happening the whole time, he thinks, and so they moved him to another room just down the corridor, and they're still coming out of holes in the wall where the pipes are.
	He's in a third room now in his hotel.
	There's never just one rat.
	No.
	Exactly.
	So, rat infested.
	The next one is, well, good luck if you're a woman, because apparently women in quarantine hotels are receiving a harassment reporting hotline.
	Because they're being harassed by the guards.
	There are guards at these.
	It's really weird, isn't it?
	Why do these...
	I guess they've got to stop the prisoners from escaping the camp.
	And so they're guards.
	And so this has led to them saying, well, can we get female guards for the female guests?
	Because the male guards are apparently harassing them.
	Next one, if we go to the BBC reporting on this.
	This keeps happening, apparently.
	They say, another woman has been sexually harassed in a quarantine hotel despite new rules designed to prevent it.
	This one woman, Lorna Farmer, walked out of the Hilton Garden Inn in Birmingham Airport a week ago and a guard offered to entertain her in her room.
	What?
	Mate, she's probably infected with something.
	Are you sure that's a wise thing?
	Or are you not taking the COVID restrictions seriously either?
	The Department of Health and Social Care says it will introduce a new phone line for women to report harassment confidentially.
	Nice.
	Solving all of the problems here, aren't we?
	COVID, done.
	Sexual harassment, solved.
	Eighteen women have apparently reported sexual harassment to the BBC, two of them since they took these steps.
	She says that she began receiving unwanted attention from a security guard employed by the company.
	There are a bunch of private companies that this has been outsourced to, basically, by the government.
	It's G4S, got that every time.
	Yes.
	One asked to see her in her pyjamas and asked to enter her room, says knocking repeatedly on the door and sometimes sitting on the floor outside of it.
	Do they not understand how a quarantine is supposed to work, or do they just not care?
	Another woman who's still in quarantine says that a male security guard knocked on her door twice one evening, giving a transparently bogus reason for wanting to talk to her.
	She didn't like that, obviously.
	And yeah, she went, Miss Farmer said that when she went outside for exercise at the Hilton Garden Inn, she was escorted by a single male guard, despite the DHCS's intention that lone female guests should get female guards.
	Well, it's all nice.
	Just really creepy.
	Yeah.
	But what's, yeah, I mean, A, why are they doing this to women?
	But B, why are they doing this to anyone?
	Because at the end of the day, they're treating people who they are worried about being infected with COVID as if they're criminals.
	This is the sort of way that people are treated in prisons.
	It is strange that you have to be escorted to the outside.
	Yes.
	Surely you would just have the guards on, like, the outside of the hotel, right?
	Yeah.
	Like, why do you need to go from room to room with them?
	But why, why, I mean...
	Like, even if you were to set this up as essentially a prison...
	Yes, which it is.
	Literal COVID prisons now, with guards that escort you around, just in case you break quarantine.
	Pretty awful, and it is not going to age well, in my opinion.
	But on the plus side, the illegal immigrants are getting treated this way.
	They don't even have to pay for their own hotels.
	And I remember, I'm sure, a few months back when Nigel Farage was like, hang on a second.
	There's no COVID in France.
	Yeah, there's no COVID in France, and these illegal immigrants are being put in four-star hotels.
	Lucky for them.
	Not at their own expense either, unlike the British public, who are having to pay for this themselves.
	This was such a wild story that Nigel Farage had put out that Reuters were like, oh, we'd better fact-check this, and they were like, oh, that's true.
	You can go to the next one, John.
	They say, unlike illegal immigrants...
	No, no, no, yes.
	They had to fact-check this and go, oh, the UK is not housing 48,000 illegal immigrants in hotels each night.
	So do you know why that's not true, Callum?
	What?
	Take a guess.
	Take a guess why that sentence isn't true.
	Why not housing 48 each night?
	Do you think it's the number?
	I don't know.
	Come on, you can do it.
	Is it going to be that some of them are in the barracks and therefore it's not hotels or some shit?
	Nope.
	Nice try, though.
	No, no, no.
	We're not housing 48,000 legal immigrants.
	We're housing 48,000 asylum seekers!
	I didn't expect it to be that bad.
	No, you're joking!
	Unlike illegal immigrants, those who are not lawfully allowed in the country, asylum seekers are entitled to housing while their asylum applications are being processed.
	So according to the National Audit Office, 48,000 asylum seekers under new accommodation contracts as of March 2020.
	Asylum from what?
	Asylum from Paris.
	To be fair, asylum from France probably might be valid.
	It's not as valid as from Syria, I'd say.
	Bashar al-Assad and Macron may have some similarities, but not enough for this to be the case.
	Yes, so the UK Home Office confirmed to Reuters by phone that the 48,000 statistic does not refer to the number of asylum seekers in hotels at any one time, but to those housed across the range of accommodation.
	So how many illegal migrants are there as well?
	Because if we're not including them in the 48,000 statistic, how many are illegals?
	No, no, they are the illegals.
	But that's the thing.
	Are they then just saying there are zero illegal migrants in all the UK? Yeah.
	Yes, because they've all applied for asylum.
	Therefore, none of them are illegal immigrants now.
	100%.
	100%, yeah.
	Right.
	And the Sun has discovered that 90 hotels are being used.
	So we're paying for all of this, remember.
	The accommodation, which includes four high-end, four-star rated hotels, is part of a £4 billion 10-year contract between the Home Office and three outsourcing giants, Mears, Clearspring and Serco.
	Deborah Chittenden, the Director of Borders Immigration and Citizenship System for the Home Office, told the meeting that 90 hotels were being used.
	She said, we've had significant numbers of people in hotels at the moment.
	They are not great value for the taxpayer.
	However, we have to use them because they are available accommodation.
	What?
	You can't buy any cheaper hotels?
	We, for some reason, can't just plonk these people back in France where they came from.
	Which is the natural solution.
	Or deport them back to their home countries where they actually came from.
	Or send them to Rwanda for processing.
	Or send them to Rwanda for processing, which is what we should be doing.
	It's apparently passed, so I don't know what's holding them up on that.
	Oh, great.
	Fast-track that.
	Come on.
	Because this is costing us billions of pounds.
	Literally billions of pounds to house a bunch of illegal immigrants.
	And the government minister themselves say, yes, they're not great value for the taxpayer.
	Thanks.
	And apparently they're not even quarantining.
	So you, coming back from a random country, have got to pay for your own quarantine in a rat-infested hotel where the guards are going to fiddle you, but the immigrants, the illegal migrants, the asylum seekers, are being given four-star hotels paid for by the taxpayer that they don't have to quarantine in.
	Enjoy this.
	No guards.
	Free breakfast.
	Although there are guards, the security guards just aren't really doing their jobs, right?
	No.
	So, uh, ministers have been urged to investigate allegations that channel migrants from France are escaping quarantine, even though returning holidaymakers have to isolate, right?
	The migrants themselves told the Telegraph that they had been allowed to leave their hotels and could go shopping while they were supposed to be confined to quarantine in their rooms.
	Security guards posted outside the hotels to supervise migrants' movements in and out of the buildings, admitted they were unable to police quarantine because they did not know who was self-isolating and who was not.
	The number of people testing positive for COVID-19 on arrival has ranged between 5 and 1%, which is still 4 to 20 times the UK average, according to the Border Force sources.
	Right, so this is a heavy source of COVID infection.
	Yes.
	Not to mention foreign variants because it's coming from France.
	Not to mention every single one of these is breaking the law.
	So a bunch of criminals invade Britain, get put up at our expense, don't have to follow the rules that everyone else has to follow.
	If you, a lawful citizen, come back from holiday, you get quarantined, it costs you money, and you get all of the problems that go along with it.
	Isn't that amazing?
	I hate this country sometimes.
	I really hate this country.
	The thing is, in my mind, I'm pretty sure France is still on the amber list as well, so even if you are coming from there, you still have to self-isolate.
	You just have to do it in your own home, and that doesn't even apply here.
	Nope.
	Don't have to do a damn thing.
	Not even the bare minimum.
	Also, we're going to give them money.
	Do you know how much money we're giving them?
	Probably billions at this point.
	Yeah, it is.
	£35...
	Well, it's every week, it's £35 per...
	Well, so £36, round it up, per immigrant per week.
	Which means it's nearly £2 million a week.
	And that's just the free money.
	That's just money we give them.
	The free dental, the free healthcare, free housing.
	The costs for the border security, the costs for the guards.
	Oh, you arrived in Britain.
	Have some spending money.
	Don't know why, but I know why they're coming.
	That.
	Free money.
	So there we go.
	We're talking Rwanda, seriously.
	Yeah.
	I don't know what else they're going to do.
	No, I can't wait until Rwanda is where we process these people.
	Us and Denmark.
	The new oldest alliance.
	I'm sure the Portuguese would have done that had they needed to.
	The Portuguese solution was just more sensible, really.
	Yeah, just give them nothing.
	Take the German money and tell them to piss off.
	I don't know why.
	We could just start doing that.
	Just like, well, we'll give you nothing.
	And then if you rivalite over the border, it's like, ah, okay.
	Also, France, send more.
	Because they'll just like be fleeing back.
	We will take German money and give you nothing in return.
	This is a great deal.
	What do you want?
	Anyway, let's move on to the British Islamic Pride Police, which I still can't get over that phrase.
	So the British police are an international joke, and it is a joke of their own making.
	Over the last few decades, they've gotten worse and worse because they have brought into far-left ideology, which has led them to some absurdities such as the Islamic Pride Police.
	Bring back the Chad Constabulary.
	Yeah, so I thought I'd just start with a few of these to make the point.
	So, people have started taking the mic out of the police, and if we scroll up on this one, you can see there's someone posting a tweet in which they say, sorry, posting Islamic hate speech online as a crime, and Met Police are like, this is fake.
	This is a fake tweet.
	That wasn't fake.
	Apparently that was fake, that particular tweet, in which they say this tweet is fake and not sent by our police UK. Nobody, however, should have to suffer from hate crime and it should be reported.
	No, no, maybe it wasn't the Met then, but there was a police station somewhere that had their Twitter account and tweeted out something like, I can't remember what it was, but...
	We've got some other examples, so you might find it.
	But the specific one about Islamophobic stuff, they're like, yeah, that's not real, but also it should be.
	Which I thought was funny.
	So then we also have Police Scotland, who did the most insane one.
	Please be aware that we will continue to monitor comments on social media and any offensive comments will be investigated.
	Police Scotland.
	I like Dick Delingpole's response.
	Beats working, I suppose.
	Yeah, it really does.
	But this is the one that is most...
	I mean, this is the best way of saying, well, look, we're addicted to social media and we're the police, so we're going to watch you.
	Offensive comments.
	I'm glad all the crime's been solvent, so we'll deal with that instead.
	But also, this is what leads to the police talking about things being offensive, so we can go to the next one here.
	You can see the police getting in a tizzy about the fact that some police in Merseyside decided to get a big sign that said being offensive is an offence.
	And then you can see that they wrote back and the BBC's like, nah, this is incorrect.
	It's not the law that being offensive is offence.
	It is.
	It's a criminal offence.
	It's only when it's grossly offensive.
	If it's online, and if it's offline, it's Section 5.
	You're causing alarm and distress or whatever the hell else.
	They just want to throw out the book at you because you've said words they don't like.
	It's nice that we're being terrorised by the police, though, for the things that we say.
	Yeah, but it's also funny weird that they would deny this when they know it's the law.
	That's why they've done this.
	But also that the Home Office runs adverts, such as the next link here, which is an advert which ends with, it's not just offensive, it's an offense.
	Well, I mean...
	Hate crime nationwide campaign.
	It's only because it seems so Orwellian.
	I mean, there's just such obvious Big Brother vibes, you know, coming out of this.
	The energy surrounding it is a bit Ingsoc, just saying.
	Like, if you just replace the footage with Count Dankula, it still fits.
	It is against the law, apparently.
	Replace the footage from the 1984 movie.
	Yeah.
	Anyway.
	So there's that.
	But then there's also brave police officers.
	Brave and stunning police officers.
	The reason I did this.
	So, Roy Smith here.
	This lady, this was a protest about lockdowns.
	And this image was taken.
	So all the other police officers around this lady here had masks and helmets on.
	She is a Muslim, therefore no mask and no helmet.
	And a hijab.
	I don't know how that religiously translates.
	I'm not sure if there's any quotations in the Quran about mask wearing, but whatever.
	And you see here, Roy Smith, verified checkmark in the police.
	Lots of social media commentary about this officer.
	Not sure what all the fuss is about.
	I see a professional and brave police officer.
	My colleague.
	I see a doctor, a lawyer, a brave police officer, a professional, doing her job like every other cop that day, with the sort of look that really is a bit intimidating.
	A bit of disdain.
	Yes.
	That's the thing, right?
	The reason that this photo went so viral is because she really has a cold expression on her face.
	But also it ends with, a few people need to catch up with modern times.
	Nothing more to discuss.
	Nice little threat from the police there.
	Prepare to get beaten with a nightstick by a woman who hates you.
	But there's a reason that this became a meme, and it's because of the previous examples that the police spend their time policing vice and virtue of what they believe is politically incorrect.
	So we go to the next one here.
	I mean, this is just some examples I made back as memes.
	You can just take her and put her underneath different court cases.
	Or arrests, in which you have, so this one, election candidate arrested over Churchill's speech, because he decided to quote Churchill's views on Islam as a retarding ideology that keeps Arab world in a backwards state.
	So, yeah, it fits.
	And then there's the next one, man arrested after painting Islam as questionable on his home.
	I'm loving this meme, I tell ya.
	And then the next one being, what was it, a man was mocking Muslim prayer in a room in Bolton because he went down on his knees and said, wah-wah-wah, and then he was arrested for this.
	Well, the progressive muttween are definitely going to have to deal with that, nightsticks and all.
	Yeah, and you can see again there, everyone around them wearing masks, a few of them not really wearing them because they don't care.
	But her, not so much.
	But, uh-oh.
	Turns out maybe she wasn't the perfect darling, the doctor, the lawyer, the perfect colleague, police officer that everyone thought.
	Really?
	Let's go to the next one.
	Yeah, racist tweets of jihadi links of Muslim policewomen hailed as a hero.
	Imagine my shock!
	Yeah.
	Really?
	Wow, what a surprise.
	She's got jihadi links, she's also done some, what would you call it, like anti-religious insults?
	Kufa, non-believer.
	Yeah, well it's just bigotry and dehumanisation of the non-Muslims.
	So we got the next one here.
	This is the Daily Mail article talking about it.
	Exposed Muslim policewoman who was hailed as a hero for confronting anti-lockdown protesters posted a torrent of racist messages and had regular contact with suspected female jihadi in Syria.
	So hang on a second.
	Let's just...
	Why were the media framing this as if she's a hero for confronting anti-lockdown protesters?
	I mean, lockdowns are a draconian, tyrannical solution to a problem that isn't really something that can be prevented.
	And so lockdowns themselves are, I mean, obviously unconstitutional, which is why the government had to pass emergency legislation to say, screw the Magna Carta, we don't need that anymore.
	Also turn the parliament into a sitting parish council at this point.
	Who cares what they think?
	The executive's doing whatever they want.
	Yes, exactly.
	It completely disempowers parliament itself.
	And that's supposed to be the side of the heroes?
	No, the heroes are the people who are protesting about that.
	The anti-lockdown protesters are the heroes, and that de facto makes anyone opposing them the villains.
	And if we can go back to her face...
	Can we just go back to her face?
	Yeah, there we go.
	Hero or villain, Callum?
	Looks pretty villainous.
	Kind of looks like Jafar.
	That's why she's a meme for the Islamic State of the Met Police.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I've just got my black truncheon over my shoulder.
	I'm just looking with disdain at some kafar over there.
	I mean, you know, it's not screaming hero to me, that's all I'm saying, but the freedom fighters were like, maybe we shouldn't be tyrannised by the government.
	Just saying.
	You can see one of her tweets there.
	I must be stupid if you think I'm going to do two minutes of silence for 9-11.
	The Hassan Piker position.
	America deserves 9-11.
	Met police.
	Hero.
	My colleague.
	Doctor and lawyer.
	I just see a doctor, a lawyer, a police officer.
	Professional.
	Yeah, that's what professional met policing looks like.
	America deserves 9-11.
	Right.
	So let's go back to the article in which they have the list of some of the stuff she's done.
	So the MOS can reveal police constable is Ruby Begum, 26, who in months before joining the Met in 2016 used Twitter to insult Jews and mock 9-11.
	Because...
	Twitter or 4chan?
	What were we talking about here?
	What's the difference?
	So I love how every movement to increase diversity in any institution just ends up with, yes, everyone we recruited was tweeting stuff about Jews that now makes our institution look bad.
	Every time.
	I bet she votes Labour.
	I bet she does.
	99% chance.
	Yeah.
	Miss Begum frequently used offensive term kuffar when describing non-believers.
	So she was talking about kuffars.
	What was it there?
	Kuffar lips have been all over my mug.
	There's no way I'm using that thing again.
	Wow!
	I mean, imagine if someone had tweeted out, Muslim lips have been all over my mug.
	There's no way I'm using that thing again.
	That is actually genuine bigotry.
	Tinder's full of Muslims.
	Why would I use that?
	That's what this is.
	It's the reverse version of that.
	So, there's also her talking about Pakistanis as the dreaded P-word, the one you're not allowed to use in England for foreigners who don't get this.
	We use Aussies for Australians and whatnot, and all the rest of them, and Riskies for Russians, and...
	Frogs for the French.
	I was going to use something about Germans.
	Nazis for the Germans.
	But for some reason, the shortened version of Pakistan became an insult in Britain and is essentially our version of the N-word, let's say.
	And it's the one that's taken very seriously, so that's why she's in trouble for that.
	Okay, so she's not from Pakistan then?
	I didn't really say.
	I presume she's just British raised and born.
	Well, I mean, familiarly.
	Maybe, perhaps.
	By heredity, I assume she was a Pakistani.
	I don't think they actually said.
	She could be Bangladesh and just hates Pakistan, or Arab just hates Pakistan.
	But also, she communicated over many months with a woman who thought to have fled Europe in 2014, and she went to live under the Islamic State.
	I love how the Daily Mail here also say so-called caliphate.
	No, it is.
	I hate this.
	I love this.
	Israel have no limits.
	Scumbags.
	I can't wait for the day they get severely punished.
	So she's also on the Vors train of glass Israel.
	Yeah.
	Amazing.
	Yeah.
	Amazing.
	America deserves 9 of 11.
	Destroy Israel.
	Also, those filthy kafars have been drinking from my mug.
	And also the P word, which we can't say.
	But also, she's in contact with someone who went to join the Islamic State.
	Oh, yeah.
	Also, she's best buddies with jihadis.
	Yeah, perfectly normal.
	There's some footage here of her, let's say, interacting.
	So that picture is taken to be like, oh, menacing.
	But she's like, four foot.
	So if we can scroll down, so there's the video there, and she is useless.
	You can see the guys around her having to do the pushing back, and she's kind of there like someone brought their daughter to work.
	And it's kind of embarrassing.
	At least she's got the look down, you know, she can give them a menacing stare.
	But also just like the baton.
	You know, I don't mean to be too mean, but we used to have standards for height to be a policeman, and they've long since gone, and it does matter, especially in a crowd situation.
	You can even see the protesters not wanting to interact with her, because they're like, well...
	Oh god, they don't want to crush this tiny woman.
	I can't be able to fight with the police, not the women lit who get involved.
	So there's that.
	But what if we apply queer theory to all of this?
	Because, I mean, there's that side of the police, the Islamic side, where it's death to Israel.
	But there's also the pride side of the police, and the pride side of the police turns into things like this.
	So we get the next one up.
	This is Harry Miller, who got investigated for his thinking.
	He liked a limerick, so the police knocked on his door and were like, hello, we had to check your thinking.
	We're having him on the podcast tomorrow.
	Yeah, good guy.
	And he sued, and he was able to prove in high court that this was completely unlawful.
	And again, it's another situation where it's so black and white.
	There is no grey aspect to this for anyone who's not a socialist to be able to say the police shouldn't be checking the thinking of its citizens because it's decided that they're wrong thinking.
	I don't know how we got to this point, and yet you can see that he's got some support there.
	You know, you can see Percy Parker, you can see Graham Lennon, but what I'm disappointed by is you didn't see, say, Stephen Fry or the other people who defended the Paul Chambers case coming out.
	Again, they've all had their testicles chopped off, apparently, and have decided to just hide from all of this.
	It also leads to the police getting sued by the public.
	So, big shout out to CrimeBodge for this amazing example.
	So we go to the next one here.
	You can see it was the MetLGBT network.
	They decided to harass someone who had tweeted at them by tweeting out, Glad you've taken an interest in us.
	We'll take an interest too.
	Open source as a gold mine.
	Give my love to Caroline.
	They looked him up on the police database just so they can insult him over Twitter.
	Well, that sounds like a threat.
	It is a threat.
	So Crime Bodge sued, and they won, and they got damages for this.
	Good.
	But that's the state of the police.
	They will openly threaten the public for daring to disagree with the LGBT network.
	The police should not be on Twitter, for the love of God.
	Yeah.
	And also there's the Conservative Party, the Conservative government.
	Good guys, folks.
	They're subsidising all of this.
	So the Free Speech Union posting £1 million of taxpayers' money has been given to Stonewall for its advice, advice in quotes, on diversity.
	But Stonewall's guidance on transit issues has been found to be misleading, misrepresenting equality or to stifle opponents of gender ideology.
	Which it definitely is.
	You can see that again.
	I mean, just the examples.
	I can't believe this has become mainstream with corporations, the racial pride flag.
	Oh, I can completely believe it.
	The march carries on, doesn't it?
	Yeah.
	Can't stop progress, Callum.
	You might wonder who these nuts are, the kind of people who push this kind of thing.
	Well, thanks to Andy Ngo, he went down to a protest this weekend to film what was going on in London.
	And, hmm, let's go to the next link.
	You can see here someone who announced their pronouns, their transsexuality, and their race, and therefore got a big clap.
	Because that's all it takes to incult an audience like this.
	But they're also really creepy cultists.
	So if we go to the next one here, you can see they're just chanting women are women, men are men, trans women are women, sorry.
	Trans men are men.
	Let's play the first clip of this.
	Women are women.
	Trans women are women.
	Trans men are men.
	Trans men are men.
	Non-binary people are non-binary.
	Non-binary people are...
	If you just chant it, it'll become true.
	If we just get all the cult to believe, then it'll happen.
	And then he's also got some examples of the people who were there, and it's not looking great.
	I mean, it is like, you know, when you get the Antifa mugshots.
	So the first one here, a speaker at the trans protest in London included a person wearing a baby costume with a button that read slut.
	They gather to demand that the government allow children...
	I was gonna say, I was literally about to say, well, I'd never take my family to anything like this.
	They gather to demand that the government allow children to medically transition without parental consent.
	Okay, groomer.
	That was their demand.
	That was why they decided to gather.
	We would like weird and sordid access to your children, please.
	Say, these fruitcakes.
	The answer for me is a big no.
	Totally sane people who just want to transition your children without your knowledge.
	Yes, the obviously sane people who dress up as babies with slut badges on them.
	Yeah.
	Totally normal.
	Anyway, whilst this was all going on, and this cringe, I decided to go to Pride in Swindon, because we found out it was going on, and it was good fun, so I thought I'd just demonstrate some of this.
	So Swindon Pride, and they had to put an announcement beforehand, no drugs, no drunkenness, no swearing, no shagging.
	In this park, in the middle of the day, in which they wanted kids to come.
	It's funny how your church meetings don't have to put no shagging on the newsletters they send around.
	I can just totally understand what that, what was her name, Ruby Begum's opinion.
	I can see why she had such a look on her now, because I'm getting that same look, man.
	Looking at the West.
	Yeah, just looking and thinking, right, okay, where's my nightstick?
	Oh, boy.
	God damn it, these people are so disgusting.
	So we went to Pride to see what it was about, and I'll say mostly okay, as in mostly not degeneracy, but there's some degeneracy and it's not good.
	So let's go to the next one here.
	So you can see the images there.
	So we saw some furries who were hanging out.
	Ah, going after kids.
	What a surprise.
	So there were loads of kids.
	I hope he picked off the cum stains off his bloody fursuit, the yipping gross bastard.
	So there's loads of kids there because they made it explicit, like, bring your families, bring your kids.
	They even have, like, a kid's safe space, they called it.
	Oh, all of the genetic dead ends who can't reproduce want access to your children.
	Why would you do that to your kids?
	But anyway, there's a weirdness.
	I saw people who go in there just because, wow, it's a day out.
	There's a lot of food and stuff.
	Other things going on apart from the weirdness.
	And there's that.
	But then I saw a lot of people who were dressing their kids up and doing rainbows on them and trying to make them non-binary.
	And I'm looking at them like, right, you're enjoying this way too much as an adult doing that to your kids.
	Anyway, but yeah, there's the furries who are gross and...
	First against the wall, yeah.
	I'm glad that the kids here will have no idea what that's about, but that is utterly disgusting.
	Let's go to the next one, in which you saw people with dog masks just hanging around.
	Yep.
	That's a sexuality, don't you know?
	Dressing up in a dog mask.
	Yeah, I mean, this is a fetish braid.
	Yeah, that's just fetish.
	Like, everyone knows this.
	Dressing in those goddamn fursuits is a fetish.
	Sorry, furries, but you've got to accept it.
	You're not a sexuality.
	You're not being oppressed for your leather wear.
	Like, I'm sorry.
	Like, this is the one thing Vorsch was right about, of all things.
	Yeah.
	If I can't yiff in public, I'm being oppressed.
	So we go to the next one.
	You can see the police here showing up.
	Wiltshire police.
	Where's Ruby Begum to sort this problem out?
	Come and deal with the kuffars.
	All of a sudden you're pro-importing more London.
	Well, if it means this gets stalled.
	I hate the politicization of the police.
	This is a political opinion.
	It's a political stance and the police should not be taking partisan political stances.
	Hate it.
	Yep, it's explicitly kind of leftist event as well, let's be frank.
	Obviously.
	So I think, I can't remember the last image here.
	Oh yeah, that's just the flags.
	That's one of the things I noticed, like everyone and their mother had their own flag, because apparently there's so many flags now you can just do whatever and have an individual one, which is funny.
	If we can scroll down on the side there.
	That's the point of flags, that nobody understands anything about them.
	Yeah.
	If we can scroll down on the side there, I just wanted to show the last one there as well.
	Not that one, the last section.
	Yeah, so you can see the different flags you could buy.
	Sorry, puppy play?
	Yeah, that's not a fetish.
	There was also one of them in the main square.
	Also, I just want to point out the fetish's got one tee, Callum.
	The extra T is for transsexual bigot.
	So you've got puppy play, and then you've got the next one, age play.
	What?
	Which is totally not a fetish.
	That's a sexuality, they're telling you.
	Totally not paedophilia, either.
	No, but that's surely what that is.
	There's a Steel Man version of this, I'm loathe to say it, but there's their version, so they would argue, these people, that, um, so you know when, like, a woman dresses up as a schoolgirl?
	Like, that's the idea of it, is that you're pretending to be something you ain't, and it's about innocence?
	Big sus, I agree, but again, uh, definitely not a sexuality, let's put that in the box.
	Yeah, obviously a fetish.
	So then there's the next one.
	I just want to point out child isn't a gender.
	Don't know why I have to say that.
	Rubber pride?
	Oh, definitely not a fetish.
	Totally being oppressed for my love of rubber.
	That's the...
	Government's coming after me.
	Why?
	I like rubber in the bedroom.
	That's not happening.
	Bring on the Thermidorian reaction, man.
	That's all I'm saying.
	And then there's one more here that you could buy, which is Master Slave Pride.
	So, a bit of anti-blackness too.
	The phrase that you're not allowed to use, both of them, are banned within workplaces.
	I love the way that you're not allowed to have Master Slave on hard drive connectors, but you are allowed to have it in Pride.
	Yes.
	What was really weird as well, there was the guy selling these flags.
	I mean, I like to think in my mind that he's just some hyper-capitalist.
	He's like, well, I'm going to make bank today.
	Yeah, I literally don't care.
	There actually were loads of businesses there where I'm just like, you're just here for the money, aren't you?
	There's only one colour column and it's green.
	Based.
	But then there's all this.
	And then the last one that you can see, are you an LGBTQI plus Muslim?
	Questioning your gender or your sexuality?
	Questioning your faith?
	We can help.
	I love that there's an image of a mosque there.
	Rainbow mosques.
	I wonder what message there is.
	I told you they would defeat the Muslims.
	I told you.
	It's been taken over.
	So yeah, that's Swindon Pride.
	We've reported plenty of London, apparently.
	Oh boy.
	Like, I saw one for If You're Seeking Gay.
	I really did not think that we're going to go the full hog with Are You Muslim and Gay?
	Questioning Your Faith?
	Because both of those, what's the penalty in Islam for both of those things?
	They're not very progressive.
	Yes, death.
	The Quran says it's death.
	Not my opinion, but I think rather contradictory, wouldn't you think?
	Yeah, join us for more Islamic lessons.
	And also kind of reads like a threat, where it's like, are you Muslim?
	I didn't take that from it, but now you say it.
	Are you thinking you're gay and questioning your faith?
	Come down to our mosque!
	Come down to our mosque!
	We'll show you the roof.
	Oh boy.
	Yeah, so if we can go to the next one, I think it's the same thing, but we'll go to the one after this.
	I should have put the Lauren Southern thing in there, but it's just the thing in my end of just like, that's what Lauren Southern was banned for as well.
	Remember?
	Saying Allah is gay.
	Saying Allah is gay.
	That was racist material.
	So presumably I can now say, the Home Office agrees, that racist material was being distributed at Pride Swindon by the official Pride organisation.
	Seems that way.
	I mean, personally, I think the entire event is pretty anti-Islamic, but what are you going to do?
	It's very Islamophobic, but they're subverting it somehow.
	Doing a good job.
	I told you, they're going to win.
	They're going to enforce their blasphemy laws by the back door.
	Anyway, it could be worse.
	It could be worse.
	It could be Swedish.
	Just to give them that at this point.
	So this is Swedish Armed Forces published in an advertisement in one of the country's major newspapers, Svenska Dagsblaget, where Swedish soldiers holding the LGBT flag with the text, in the Swedish language, a flag worth defending.
	Finally.
	It's a picture of Swedish soldiers holding a rainbow flag, the conservative flag at least, conservative rainbow flag, in which they say a flag worth defending.
	Not the Swedish flag.
	That's not worth defending for the Swedish army, but...
	Okay.
	I love how it's also literal Captain Sweden.
	I want to nickname the chap who's holding that flag.
	You are Captain Sweden, sir.
	You yourself.
	Literally Captain Sweden.
	So tolerant.
	Anyway, so this is also real.
	I thought it was a joke at first.
	We go to the next one here.
	You can see the Instagram in which...
	So we go to the next one.
	Sorry, the Instagram one, where you can see the official account posting this.
	Flag worth defending.
	Yeah.
	There's also some conversation about this, and I thought the conversation is worth going through in Sweden, because it's really funny.
	So they captioned that with, We defend your human rights and the equal value of all.
	Well, I thought you were defending Sweden, but okay.
	So that you can live your life of your choice with whomever you choose.
	Okay, but couldn't you defend Sweden, and Sweden represents those things?
	Sweden says map rights.
	Another conversation we had.
	So let's go to the Swedish article in which they're having this conversation, and there's the title, The Armed Forces New Campaign is Met with Love and Criticism.
	Bigots criticising it.
	The love section is very much a lot of yass queens, so we'll just ignore that, because you know what that's going to be.
	So among the critics on social media is Alexander Bard.
	Quote, what the hell has happened to the armed forces and believes that the Swedish flag is the only flag that represents Sweden?
	Wow.
	That's why you're wrong, kiddo.
	And there's also some progressive criticism, which is the best thing.
	Artist Andy E comments on Facebook with the hashtag don't touch my flag, as in don't touch my rainbow flag.
	Let the pride flag always be a symbol of equal value of all human beings and never become a symbol of capitalism, violence, militarism, nationalism, Islamophobia, Russian phobia, Zionism, and so on.
	I love it.
	It's like, yeah, Sweden, what does that represent?
	Capitalism, militarism, nationalism, Islamophobia, Russian phobia, Zionism.
	So the pride flag now represents capitalism, nationalists, Islamophobes, and Zionists.
	Amazing.
	Absolutely amazing.
	I love it.
	Anyway, what about that?
	Right, since we were a little bit early, let's move on to the fourth section that I wanted to do, just because this was so much fun.
	There comes a point in every ideology's life cycle where it has become the hegemonic ideology, and so this has become the water in which everyone is swimming in.
	You don't even realise this around you.
	And then you start thinking, well, if this is everything, then everything is like this.
	And it starts getting projected onto things that are not ideological, such as the natural world.
	Has this ever happened before in communist history, Callum?
	Soviet Union.
	Yes.
	And China.
	China took it from science.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And so when you start projecting your ideology onto nature, you realise that actually the problem is not nature, it's you.
	So it turns out that trees are queer and rocks are racist.
	Just like they were class traitors in China.
	Breaking bold new frontiers in progressivism here, Callum.
	I think there's literally a quote from Mao which is, we will declare war on nature.
	Yes.
	And then they declared war on the sparrows.
	And that didn't go well.
	Well, they also declared war on the soil.
	They did.
	And it still didn't go well.
	Declaring war on nature is not really a very good idea.
	But anyway, so Pink News published this article the other day.
	Male trees aren't making hay fever worse.
	Trees are actually super queer, says one scientist.
	How?
	We'll get into it, shall we?
	A crop scientist has debunked a rumor.
	Oh, and this is the best thing in the world, right?
	No, no, no.
	It's so funny.
	Because the argument is, well, hay fever's about capitalism, isn't it?
	It's like, what?
	And someone who suffers from hay fever and does every year knows not about capitalism.
	It's about super queer trees, actually.
	Okay.
	A crop scientist has debunked a rumour that male trees and botanical sexism has caused increasing hay fever by explaining the trees are super effing queer.
	Over the last few months, a theory has been making the rounds on TikTok, which is the new Tumblr, attempting to explain why hay fever sufferers are experiencing worse reactions.
	The theory is that cities are planting only male trees because capitalism doesn't want people to get fruit from female trees.
	What?
	Well, the last capitalist meeting, we did have that on the books.
	How do we starve people?
	Yeah, how do we make sure that poor people don't get free fruit?
	Planting only male trees.
	It totally has nothing to do with the fact that you have to clean that up.
	No, no, nothing to do with that.
	But therefore, TikTokers have been declaring that male trees are producing too much pollen with no females to fertilise.
	I mean, this literally sounds like something out of idiocracy, doesn't it?
	Like literal retards on Twitter.
	On TikTok, sorry.
	Creating a theory about capitalism and trees because they don't know anything about either.
	So, although it is tempting to blame hay fever on capitalism, say Pink News, a crop scientist has taken to Twitter to debunk the claim.
	So Pink News is like, yeah, we'd love to blame this on capitalism, but that's not the case.
	Dr.
	Sarah Tabor created a Twitter thread to explain TreeSexEd101, and she explained, most trees as tree species are both male and female flowers, and or every single flower on the tree has both pollen and ovaries.
	So there is no male versus female trees for most of the species.
	As in, you don't get exclusively male trees or exclusively female trees, so it's not possible for the people on TikTok to be right.
	And that's a statement you can just clip and just use that any way you like.
	Trees do not respect the human gender binary.
	Who thought they did?
	People on TikTok.
	They're trees, not humans.
	Yes.
	You could say the reason we have so much pollen is not landscaping capitalism or botanical sexism.
	It's just that trees are super effing queer and you would be right.
	That's right.
	They're just really queer.
	They're queer trees, Callum.
	Queer trees.
	Nature is queer.
	Nature is a comrade.
	You know, soil doesn't adhere to the human male-female situation.
	Soil is also a comrade.
	Okay.
	Rocks are not comrades.
	While Tabor says she loved the idea that all pollen floats around because there aren't enough tree vaginas to catch it...
	Really showing how much I know about all this.
	The reality was, if we're interested in reality for five minutes, right?
	The reality was that wind pollination is imprecise, and so you've got to make clouds of that S for it to reach its target.
	I don't know why she has to swear all the time.
	It's not because of capitalist cityscaping, it's because of nature.
	That's evolution and plain old math.
	Well, that doesn't sound very revolutionary at all.
	That sounds counter-revolutionary.
	I don't know if we can have any of that.
	And so, anyway, yeah, so moving on.
	So trees, superqueer.
	Rocks.
	Racist.
	Unironically.
	What?
	No, make it up.
	Scroll down so we can see the picture if you can, John.
	Is that a racist rock?
	Was there a plaque there that just sent the N-word before?
	I can see there's a section missing.
	I might have agreed if that were the case, but not to my knowledge.
	Well, no, kind of actually.
	You're not entirely wrong, right?
	Oh, really?
	No, no, not entirely.
	This is the University of Wisconsin rock.
	Rock, owned by the University of Wisconsin.
	They've removed this boulder from a controversial boulder.
	The boulder itself.
	The boulder itself is the controversial thing, right?
	Right.
	From its Madison campus Friday after the Black Student Union and other activists subjected to its description nearly 100 years ago with a racial slur.
	100 years ago, someone called The Rock a racial slur.
	Wait, so the plaque had nothing on it that was a racial slur?
	No.
	But The Rock was called a racial slur?
	Yes.
	The Rock was called the N-word.
	And so the students are like, get that out of here.
	Wait, that means we have immense power.
	We literally just call anything the N-word that's got to go.
	That's exactly what that means.
	Any building has to go.
	Pink news.
	This is called Chamberlain Rock, which used to rest atop Observatory Hill.
	It's named after a 19th century geologist and former university president, Thomas Crowder Chamberlain, whose work centred on glacial deposits according to a bio on the university's website.
	But it was a reporter's reference to the rock in the nearly century-old Wisconsin State Journal that prompted the push for the removal.
	So because a reporter used the N-word to describe this rock, this rock has to go.
	New frontiers in progressivism.
	There's a few places in Australia that might have to go as well.
	I don't know if you know about them.
	Yeah, there are a bunch of places in America, in fact, still.
	I think the ones in Australia are still named.
	Well, they were named.
	In October 1925, the university had the boulder excavated and placed prominently atop a hill to Honolah Chamberlain.
	Who died three years later in Chicago, the rock was a rare specimen, believed to be more than two billion years old, and before it was installed on the hill, only a foot and a half was visible above the ground.
	In the 1920s, a slang term used to describe large, dark rocks included the N-word, and it appeared in the coverage of the rock's installation in the paper.
	University researchers did not uncover other instances where the rock was used to refer to this word, but they said that the KKK was active on campus at the time of the rock's dedication, according to the same newspaper article.
	Hang on, this is quite tenuous.
	Like, what did The Rock do wrong?
	Quite tenuous?
	It's only quite tenuous.
	I mean, in the sense of, like, he called...
	Like, how did you get the N-word to The Rock?
	Someone in the newspaper wrote an article about The Rock and used the N-word, and the KKK operated on the campus at the time.
	But they said it was a slang term at the time, so it wasn't even, like, this is...
	Yeah, a slang name for The Rock.
	Dead End Creek, for example.
	I think it was something like Big N or something like that.
	But I mean, like, there's an official name for some places in the United States that were named that.
	This isn't even that.
	No.
	The Rock did nothing wrong.
	I know The Rock did nothing wrong, but apparently the claim is also just ludicrous, as in the idea that the reporter even used it directly to be like, yeah, this is named after, you know, we used to use this rock to kill slaves back in the day or something.
	No, no, no, God.
	The Rock would never do anything like that, honestly.
	If you ask him, he's an avowed anti-racist.
	The KKK was active at the time of The Rock's dedication, not connected to...
	The Rock or The Dedication.
	They were down the road.
	Yeah, exactly.
	They existed somewhere and therefore racism, right?
	Julia Bennett, a senior and campus representative on the Madison City Council said, removing The Rock signalled a step towards a more inclusive school.
	If we don't get rid of this rock, then some people are being excluded from the school somehow.
	This moment is about the students.
	What about the rock?
	He's been excluded.
	And it's a black rock too, so I don't even...
	It's not very inclusive.
	No, it seems racist to me.
	What about the rock's kids?
	Are they going to be able to come?
	Nope.
	This moment is about the students, past and present, that relentlessly advocated for the removal of this racist monument.
	The poor Rock's just sat there like, look, I've been here for two billion years, I don't know what your problem is.
	It's a racist monument, as in like, it was a monument to the glory of racism or something?
	That's how they're interpreting it, it's not, but anyway.
	Now is a moment for all of us BIPOC students to breathe a sigh of relief, to be proud of our endurance and to begin healing.
	Oh, thank God the Rock is gone!
	The Rock is no longer oppressing us!
	Sigh of relief!
	It just haunts my nightmares.
	I look out the window and it's just there!
	Like, life before was almost like an M-Light Shyamalan movie.
	Like, people walking into the school being like...
	The rock just has your attention as you go past it.
	Like, the wind can kill you.
	Sometimes the rock, if you stare at it, just kills BIPOC people.
	Yep.
	And there was another problem with it as well.
	University Chancellor Rebecca Blank approved the removal of it because...
	But they also needed approval from the Wisconsin Historic Society because the boulder sat within just 15 feet of a Native American burial site.
	So it's a haunted rock.
	LAUGHTER A haunted racist rock with the ghosts of the KKK in it.
	If we can get to the next one, this rock was a painful symbol of racism.
	You have to understand.
	Scroll down a bit.
	They literally describe it as a painful symbol of racism.
	This rock.
	This haunted KKK. Who took the pain?
	I don't know.
	It took courage- Presumably the Black Union of Students or whatever it was called.
	So the college's Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs said it took courage and commitment for the Wisconsin Black Student Union to bring this issue forward and influence change alongside UW's weak, wonk, chic student leaders.
	In the midst of demands for justice following George Floyd's murder last summer- We had to get rid of this rock!
	The rock wasn't involved!
	He didn't take the knee for show, but he doesn't.
	We don't even know how George Floyd felt about that rock.
	But in the wake of Demands for Justice following George Floyd's murder last summer, the students wanted change on campus, and they worked hard to see this through.
	While the decision required compromise, I'm proud of the student leaders and the collaboration it took to get here.
	Amazing.
	What were they compromising on?
	Compromising with the rock?
	I don't know.
	I have no idea.
	Moving the rock to this remote site prevents further harm to our community while preserving the rock's educational and research values for current and future scholars.
	Educational and research value in a rock!
	Because one guy once called it the M-word.
	Yeah.
	A hundred years ago, sometimes I called it the M-word.
	And we think it might be enchanted by the ghosts of Native Americans.
	There's going to be fucking textbooks read about that.
	But I love the prevent further harm.
	It's just sat there.
	It's a rock.
	It's not moving.
	Yeah, but when you go near it, there's ominous music that plays.
	The ground starts to shake.
	Which is literally what Gary Brown, the director of campus planning, says.
	Students and the general public will no longer casually encounter the rock.
	But it will remain available to those specifically seeking out for teaching and learning purposes.
	This is a rock!
	There are many like it, but this one is unique.
	Nala McWater, senior and former president of the school's Black Student Union, watched the removal of the stone and insisted it was a powerful moment.
	Insisted because no one took this seriously.
	I don't know why anyone was thinking this seriously.
	I love the idea that this was all the decision of like five people and there's like a thousand students stood around and being like, what are these morons doing?
	Well, the rock has been harming people.
	Like throwing holy water at the rock?
	Yeah.
	We don't want people to casually encounter the unholy rock.
	But she says, Just so you know, the removal effort cost over $50,000.
	But at least the students aren't being held back and terrorised by racist rock.
	You know what they said about having other things to remove now?
	Like, to move on to other things?
	Because it never ends.
	This actually reminds me, there was a segment once on Fox News that Tucker did, about some council that was upset about trees being racist, and then wanted them removed.
	No, bro, the trees are queer, don't worry, man.
	Well, their time is coming.
	Let's go to the video comments.
	So, Calum, have you heard of Ann Applebaum's Gulag?
	I highly recommend it.
	She went into the Soviet archives soon after the USSR fell.
	What she uncovered is very enlightening, and it shows another angle and a lot more insight into the Soviet system.
	By the way, even though this is very pretty, it's very functional, superior optics, lights, and a superior sling system.
	I didn't catch the start of that.
	No, but the one on the left is much prettier.
	Yes, right.
	So we get a lot of recommendations for series and films and books, but I thought I'd recommend some music.
	A fella called Stan Rogers, who's a Canadian folk hero, anti-globalist, just a great guy.
	I wrote songs about how good it is not to be on the dole, to work for a living, raise a family.
	Also some historical songs about the War of 1812.
	So yeah, I think it's very dad-ist music.
	You guys will like it.
	Sounds based.
	I've added that to my playlist.
	If anyone has any anti-communist music, send it over.
	There's a lack of it.
	Is there?
	That's weird.
	So Carl has said that positions for the Lotus Eaters you have to live in town, work at the office and use your real name.
	However, I've noticed that on the website there is one username called Lotus Eater and by process of elimination I've come to the conclusion that this is Callum.
	So what is to happen to Callum?
	He's not following the rules.
	I think some disciplinary action is necessary.
	There is a reason for that, but I'm not going to discuss it here.
	I don't know, I suppose you're the boss.
	Oh yeah, definitely disciplinary action.
	Hello Carl and Callum, you two have been recently talking about whether or not it's better to go look for a girlfriend or just worry about yourself and let that take care of itself.
	I wasn't looking for you when I met you, but you became my best friend and what happened when I finally decided I wanted to ask you out?
	I asked you out first.
	Yes you did!
	I had a plan all set up how I was going to do it and it ruined it because you're so excited.
	So, work on making yourself attractive and it'll take care of itself.
	You've been told.
	No, I still don't agree.
	That's because you're wrong.
	Right.
	And you're young.
	Okay.
	But just take the advice from your elders and those who are more successful and work on yourself rather than work on trying to find a woman.
	G'day James.
	I was just working out and I had this thought.
	You know how transgender people will identify as the opposite gender and then take all of these steps required to look like the opposite gender, like going through surgery and the like?
	Well, why not all the guys identify as buff, fit chads and all the women identify as healthy I think we've finally figured out how to break the hold of intersectionality.
	Well done, Craig.
	What's this?
	Is that Mauser?
	Everyone's showing off their old weapons and so I wanted to show off the weapon that's been handed down to my family from my grandmother's side.
	It is a Mauser.
	I believe it's German because it does say Amber got here.
	It hasn't been fired in who knows how long and it'll probably never be fired again.
	I'm afraid to fire it.
	The date marked on the gun itself is 1878.
	Damn, that's cool.
	Yeah.
	I knew you'd know what it was as well.
	I said Mosin, I didn't say Mouser.
	Oh, I think you said Mosin.
	So they'll be using the First World War most likely against the Allies.
	Very cool.
	An actual authentic relic.
	So, Carl, if you like the bow that I have, you can buy a similar one at Decathlon.
	But I'm going to give myself my own personal man challenge because this shirt fit me perfectly pre-lockdown and I wear my clothes in a set sort of pattern.
	So this will be worn again in roughly about 16 weeks.
	Now when that happens, I'm going to try to obtain so much fitness I'll surpass my pre-lockdown self and be bulky enough that I can just flex and break the buttons of this thing.
	When I do- when I send in that video comment, can someone edit over like the He-Man or Pillaman theme?
	Because it'd be funny.
	I guess so.
	Lab leak deniers.
	I propose we incorporate the term into our lingo.
	After the way they have acted over the last 20 months, I think there are too many who should not get away with being corrected and reprimanded only.
	I think they deserve to be viciously mocked.
	Say it with me.
	Say it to your family and your normal friends.
	They are ignorant, arrogant and anti-science lab leak deniers.
	Lab leak deniers.
	Yeah, they do appear to be.
	So I've been watching some classic He-Man because I actually do research.
	And something that really struck me about the show is that He-Man, Teela and Man-at-Arms are clearly created and written as role models.
	And it occurred to me that all the classic characters, Superman, Captain America, and even Batman, were also originally created and written to be these good role models.
	But we haven't done that for decades.
	People are always deconstructing characters.
	We have gone so far that we are making deconstructions of deconstruction, and nobody is a very good role model anymore.
	That's a great point.
	And I was forcing my son to watch the original He-Man over the weekend, and then I started watching it with him, and then I was like, I'm going to start making some notes.
	So we'll do like a premium podcast on it, because she's absolutely right.
	The characters are all meant to be role models, and the moral lessons that they're imparting are just excellent.
	You couldn't ask for better moral lessons.
	And so yeah, we'll do a thing looking into it, because it's good.
	I do disagree that the Joker isn't a perfect role model, though.
	Recent renditions have been fantastic.
	Fair.
	Well hello there.
	This is going to be my final video because if I don't stop now, my videos will become cringe and unwatchable.
	I've got one final question to ask.
	When do you think the EU is going to collapse?
	How long do you think the EU is going to last?
	One last thing.
	The last video I did, you guys got my name wrong so I don't know how that happened.
	I'm trying to think.
	It's got to be when one of the groups essentially splits off.
	Because the way EU is most likely to die is that it just fractures into multiple parts first.
	Well, it'll be Poland, Hungary, and Eastern Europe versus Germany and France.
	Yeah.
	Well, you've got the Visigrad Group, the Northern European economies, and then the Mediterranean economies.
	They have far more in common with each other than they do with the other sections of Europe.
	Yeah.
	So, I would presume that would be the nice way for it to collapse.
	The other way is just that, I don't know, France leaves.
	I mean, I expect that the EU will go the way of most empires, and there'll be something that claims to be the EU that lasts for quite a long time.
	Germany.
	Yeah, it will be Germany and whatever vassal states that they can be.
	Yeah, it'll probably look something like the Holy Roman Empire, frankly.
	And it will persist on, probably for a long time, but the EU, as we understand it now, that will have been long gone.
	It would be nice if France ended up getting Le Pen and they just leave, and then the money's gone, so everyone just leaves.
	Oh yeah, and it's just the German Empire again.
	Silence, ye spheres!
	Be still, ye hurtling stars!
	open wide vaulted skies above.
	Now at last, Lo, I see Olympus, and a light from its summit doth alone.
	I am one with-- Is that Boomer reference I don't get?
	I have no idea what that was.
	Probably like Flash Gordon or something.
	I think I didn't really get the point, though.
	No, me either, but God only knows.
	I looked into this Patrick King guy, the guy who claims that because he wasn't given an isolated sample of SARS-CoV-2 that COVID doesn't exist, it's all a hoax, and the government made it up.
	So if you want a good breakdown of the legal stuff, I recommend checking out Steve McBride.
	He's got two episodes, and then he talks about it on his podcast with Robert Barnes.
	Also, a lot of people who add weight to Mr.
	King's argument will cite Is Viva Fry running for office?
	I believe he is for Maxime Bernier's People's Party.
	And if you're a patriot, you support him.
	Good boy.
	Both of them, in fact.
	I heard a rumor.
	I didn't know if it was true, though.
	I believe he is.
	I believe he is.
	I like him very much.
	My mum's favorite podcast.
	She thinks she's great.
	Not this one.
	Not this one, no.
	We're our second favorite podcast.
	Thanks, mum.
	Got a winner over now.
	Yeah.
	American Airlines.
	Rated the worst.
	Losing the most bags.
	Shrinking legroom during COVID. American requires passengers to show ID to fly.
	But attacks Texas' popular voter ID law.
	Why is CEO Doug Parker trying to appease the radical left?
	To distract from billions of taxpayer bailouts.
	From his $10 million payday.
	From Americans' record layoffs.
	Doug Parker.
	American Airlines.
	Serve your customers.
	Not woke politicians.
	Whoever's making these is doing an amazing job.
	Well, I think it's consumer research.
	It's got to be from somewhere else.
	I mean, it is kind of cool that they're attacking politicians on, sorry, not politicians, companies on being woke.
	Because, I mean, as with the ethical podcast, sorry, ethical company podcast we did, they are thieves.
	These people are thieves.
	They take the money from the customers and then they will spend it on their own personal enjoyment.
	And that means also taking it out of the hands of their employees and out of the customers getting lower prices in future or just investments or anything else.
	Yep.
	The reason centralization fails is because a small group of humans cannot make decisions anywhere near as well as to centralize networks of people.
	However, what if the essential controller were an exceptionally advanced ally with near-perfect data collection?
	If a pseudogod of the nature existed, it would probably damn humanity to serve them in stagnation for eternity.
	The majority would probably trade their freedom for safety and bountiful harvest.
	Carl Callum, are you concerned about such development?
	The Chinese surveillance state might be approaching that.
	Yeah.
	I mean, the fundamental problem is the assumption that someone should remotely organize and predict and control my life.
	I don't care.
	Oh, this AI will be able to organize society perfectly.
	Don't care.
	They won't.
	I mean, it doesn't matter.
	No, no, no.
	Let's assume, for the sake of the thought experiment, that it can do it absolutely perfectly.
	Don't care.
	My choices.
	It's my life.
	Exactly.
	Not moral.
	But even on the practical side of this, I hear the argument, it's like, well, we should be afraid of, like, them using computers to do it.
	But the funny thing is, you can look at the Soviet Union, they tried this.
	Like, before they had computers, they had men with books, and they would try and make calculations about how much water they'd need in a different place and all this, and it was mad.
	And you can see the interviews inside it.
	Madness.
	And then they got the computers and they were like, yeah, the computers will change everything.
	It still doesn't work.
	Everything still failed.
	So the idea that computers get better and therefore this will sometimes work, no.
	Inevitably, it will still fail.
	But even then, that doesn't prevent the people who want to achieve that from keep trying to achieve that.
	Yeah, it's still immoral.
	Yeah, exactly.
	If you say no, hard no, what you're trying to do is actually tyrannical, evil, immoral, and I'm not doing it.
	Even if you can get it to work, then at least we can skip that conversation and go back to...
	I'm not scared of the Chinese being able to show us up and say, oh, it does work, because it won't.
	No, of course not.
	Deeply beloved and important comedian Trevor Moore passed away recently, and I just wanted to say, bless that man, and I'm sure a lot of people in the audience can relate that he was important, so.
	Hey, man.
	Thanks, Trevor, and hopefully all is well.
	What was his name?
	I don't know.
	I don't know the chap either.
	No, I don't know the chap.
	Sorry.
	Rip.
	So I was just watching Tim Pool's recent video about the Third Amendment being cited as a means to protect the population's privacy from the government.
	And it's a very interesting watch.
	I would highly recommend it.
	But it got me thinking.
	On the right in America, is it about time that they have a massive movement to add a new amendment which protects the population from lockdowns and the forcible control of your business or private property from the state?
	Because god damn it should be.
	I mean, I agree that they should have something like that, but that would require, I think, a two-thirds majority to amend the Constitution, and I don't think the Democrats would agree to that, because they like the lockdowns, because it allows them to tyrannise you.
	When was the last time they had a two-thirds majority of either party?
	God knows.
	So is it a modern thing that you can't get that type of majority anymore?
	Well, try.
	I mean, what are you going to be able to get a majority on?
	Yeah.
	Anyway, Taffy Duck says, Oh, I'm on time for the podcast.
	Lovely.
	I do hope there's some white pills for the week ahead.
	Checks links.
	God damn it.
	Yeah, no, no, no white pills today.
	Omar says, My policy for the entirety of the pandemic has been due as the elites do in private, not as they say.
	Why worry about the virus if they aren't concerned about following the rules either?
	Again, this was the Neil Ferguson thing.
	So if you're going to just break your own rules, then I'm going to say that you don't care that much about your own rules.
	No one can date except me cheating on my wife.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I'm going to turn the entire country into incels.
	Also, I'm going to have sex with this woman.
	Also, worry about the pandemic.
	Anyway, not sure the authorities will find that quite as funny.
	I think I might flee Britain and come back across the channel in a dinghy.
	If they put me to camp for that, at least I might get a four-star service.
	You will.
	I had hoped that the blatant hypocrisy shown by those who were supposed to be our leaders would wake more people up to the fact that the politicians don't care about them, but it doesn't seem like that.
	I suppose we will have to wait till the elections to see what the sentiments really are.
	You know, I think people just, for some reason, accept politicians as an actual part of life and political hypocrisy, which is what Only Just Be says.
	Pointing out hypocrisy is pointless.
	These zealots will never care for or protect any form of standards until they're the victim of it via their own methods.
	Well, thank you very much.
	Just for the point, it's not really to change Obama or the elitist leftists.
	They're going to be the elitist leftists.
	You're absolutely right.
	It's more about trying to get the people that never take these people seriously.
	You do see it with Republicans sometimes, so they're taking it seriously.
	I'm just like, you don't.
	Who cares what they think?
	Yeah.
	Anyway.
	Dan says, I'm on holiday for two weeks in the Isle of Man, where my grandparents are.
	I'm 17, haven't been made to book my vaccines yet, so I have to self-isolate at their house until I get a negative PCR result.
	It's ridiculous, for one thing, but the worst part is that my grandparents have been terrorised by the news to the point where I think my grandmother may well have some form of schizophrenia.
	Well, I hope they get well soon, frankly.
	George says, Hi, did you see behind-the-scenes videos guests at Obama's party receiving their complimentary bags of weed?
	What?
	No, I did not see that.
	I didn't see that.
	I'm gutted that I missed an invite.
	Obama can have a lavish birthday party with 200-plus people, but you can't see your dying grandmother.
	Trump rallies a super spreader of events, but BLM riots had no impact on spreading the virus.
	I love how woke the virus is.
	I mean, it's so obviously transparent, though, isn't it?
	This is just not about protecting people or your health.
	This is about a certain class of people annexing to themselves a certain set of privileges that the rest of us won't enjoy.
	This makes me so angry.
	I spent my 30th birthday alone because we weren't allowed to meet other households.
	Yep.
	Ray says, apparently the trolling of Obama got so bad he had to scale down the guest list, so he limited it only to A-list celebrities, which means that apparently Nancy Pelosi got disinvited, but she already had arrived on Martha's Vineyard, so when asked about it, what she had to say, she had other parties to go to.
	Oh yeah, that's a good quote, Nancy.
	I was going to go to Obama's, but there was someone else's party that was just way more important just at the same place.
	And why were you at Obama's?
	Surely you were going to the other place?
	Imagine getting disinvited from a bar's birthday present to you, Nancy Pelosi.
	Christine says...
	What's the hang of Nancy Pelosi, even if you're a hardcore dem?
	Christine Anderson says...
	The way your politicians treat the recommendations and rules is how you should be able to act since the last time I checked we don't have any class with special privileges.
	Well, at least not officially.
	Well, we do now.
	Student of History says, Why are you upset about the British government?
	It has rejected modernity and returned to the traditions of the bloody code and the 18th century British prison logic forced in and forced to pay for everything, including room and board.
	That wasn't quite the return tradition that I think we're advocating for, but there we go.
	Not many conservatives wanted the bloody code back, but if we are going for non-deportation, transportation, totally different, to Australia, sure, send all the migrants to Australia.
	Well, Rwanda now, but anyway.
	Alpha of the Beta says...
	I send you to transportation.
	Yay, to Rwanda.
	It's disgraceful that we have to pay for our own COVID camps.
	Next, we'll have to pay for our own interrogation and torture.
	Yeah, probably.
	Kevin says, if she dies, she dies.
	Yep, and if she does, in a quarantine hotel, we can add a list of COVID deaths stats to show that teenagers can die too.
	What was it?
	The miscarriage as well.
	Yes, yes.
	It's a COVID death, isn't it?
	Indirectly.
	M1Ping says, It's wild.
	Honestly, I'm genuinely worried about the future, man.
	Michelle says, In Canada, we had a woman sexually assaulted because they removed the locks from the forced quarantine hotels, but at least they stopped the virus.
	Got to wear your priorities, really, don't you?
	Edward of Woodstock says...
	Just seeing in the chat when I mentioned deporting them to Australia, loads of Aussies are just like, nah.
	We're full.
	Fair enough.
	We'll send them to Rwanda.
	It's Australia, don't you know?
	Edward says, I got the Solon and Draco reference.
	Well done.
	I'm glad someone did.
	Also, hang on.
	Are the quarantined people receiving worse treatment than the migrants?
	If so, that's somewhat sickening.
	Yes.
	Yes, they are receiving worse treatment than the migrants.
	And they're paying for it.
	Sophie says...
	Wait, the guards at the Corona quarantine hotels, so let me get this straight, potentially infected people have to stay in this hotel.
	Then there are guards who freely go in and out to keep them in.
	Guards who interact with them, share rooms with them, escort them.
	They got to go home for the evening.
	So if any of these people were infected, the guards would have taken the infection with them outside because they seem to be touching.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that doesn't happen in Taiwan, for example.
	Like, I saw a video of someone going through the process to explain how it works there, and you meet nobody.
	Like, you check in with a robot, you go up to your room, like, you're given a card by the robot, you check in, that's it.
	It's a quarantine, rather than a prison.
	Well, actually, it's a quarantine.
	You're meant to stay there, and someone comes to the door, drops your food, and then leaves, and then that's how that works.
	Yeah, but ours is a prison.
	Because you did something wrong.
	George says, So we're ready to defund the police now?
	They are harbouring enemy agents and time to play out their sexual fetishes rather than doing their jobs.
	Not to mention the brutal enforcement of the COVID fascism and the cringe dancing videos.
	At this point, I agree with Michael Malice.
	I don't see their benefit when they are protecting people based on the progressive stack and not whoever is experiencing actual crime.
	Well, I'm certainly for defunding the woke police and refunding the Chad Constabulary.
	Adam says, Woke policing is not just restricted to the UK. The UK's Met are the worst, though.
	I feel sympathy for you Britbongs.
	Yeah.
	Brian says, Thankfully, the furries will be seen by children as if they were mascots of athletic teams, and that will be it.
	That's true.
	Unfortunately, the furry suits are likely also being yiffed in, and thus, I hope they clean their damn suits.
	Tariq Nasheed will probably have the master slave flag above his writing room.
	I suppose we should end on that.
	And on that bombshell, buck status, broken.
	Anyway, if you want more from us, go to loadseer.com.
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	And we'll be back tomorrow at one o'clock.

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