Hello and welcome to the podcast The Lotus Ears for the 27th of December 2021.
I'm joined by John.
Howdy ho!
So having a bit of fun and as you can see we have our cheese and wine.
I don't know if you want to get your wine but Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas.
It's awful.
It's worth a point that Palom is actually not even drinking.
He's given up alcohol.
No.
And he's still participating, so props to him.
He's drinking non-alcoholic wine, which is disgusting.
Yes, it is.
Anyway, so, also we got the cheese and wine to probably celebrate Boris and his Christmas party, which he'll be having right now.
Anyway, so, things to mention first on the website.
So, today we have here Contemplations, which we're now going over the weekend, the culture and politics of Russia.
So, that's part one, and then we'll be doing part two.
Leading up, you can do more stuff there, so go and check that out.
If we go to the next one, we have Saturnalia, I don't know how you say it, the Roman pagan holiday, so this is epochs, which Bo and Carl did, which is the history of Christmas, as they put it, and the celebrations around the Fistive Period, shall we say.
Anyway, so that's the last thing, which is Socialism is Still Scientific.
This is a republished article from Hugo, now with audio track for gold and silver tier members.
So go and give that a listen if you didn't the first time, or you hate reading, as I've said many a time.
Anyway, what are we talking about today?
So we're talking about the FedTube, so BreadTube being funded by the Feds, and also Chris Whitty's The Trust Face of the pandemic.
Yeah, and also Let's Go Brandon's Christmas, because Let's Go Brandon did have a very good Christmas, and even got to say Let's Go Brandon himself.
Merry Christmas.
Let's get into the news.
I'm never going to stop ripping off Keemstar.
So...
FedTube, or PhilosophyTube, working with the feds to some extent.
So this is PhilosophyTube being funded by the British state to produce propaganda.
And they call it PSYOP in here, so I don't know if you can get this first one up, which is the story itself being put out by Greyzone.
Not really heard of them before, but whatever, they seem to have the deets.
So, leaked files expose a serious PSYOPs veteran astroturfing BreadTube star to counter critics of government COVID restrictions.
And the term psy up here being psychological operations, which is just a fancy word for propaganda, frankly.
It's just, how do we convince people of X? And, okay, I'm fine using the word.
It's just propaganda, though.
So this is an individual who has set up an organisation and then contacted a very famous bread trooper.
Abigail Thorne, formerly someone else.
Philosophy Tube.
Philosophy Tube, still Philosophy Tube?
I don't know, he's still Philosophy Tube.
Am I allowed to use the original name, or is that Haram?
Oh, I think he's...
Kind of haram.
I guess we'll just use Thorn from here on out because that will be easier.
Anyway, so they say in here that two journalists managed to find this and if we go to the next link there's the full text which you can go and download and check that out if you want to read the full thing.
I don't know if we have the next Yes, the next one is the actual...
So Michael's behind the camera for today, as you can tell.
I'm backseat editing.
Which is just the document here, as you can find it.
And listed in here, it's a bunch of leaked documents about the fact that they want to sponsor...
Thorn to set up videos countering the perspective of anti-vaxxers.
They never really define anti-vaxxer, so they never say an anti-vaxxer is someone who is against vaccines, or anti-vaxxer is someone who is against vaccine mandates, or any other possible definitions the World Health Organization has come out with.
Which, yeah, so they don't say, and so it's hard to tell what the hell they're even thinking of countering, but I'm sure we can have our guesses, can't we?
To be fair, the World Health Organization are anti-vaxxers.
Yes, they are.
They are.
They've changed their stance on a lot of stuff, which you're not even supposed to post on YouTube anymore.
So they say in here also that, interestingly, so if we take it as steel man position, right, it's just a wholesome organization being funded by the state who just are concerned with disinformation and misinformation going on the internet.
So they want to issue a study in which, as you can see, they're investigating anti-vax disinformation.
And they want to look at it specifically in that category, which they say is 45 plus on average.
So the kind of people who believe in that disinformation are 45 and over.
And then they notice that Thorne's audience is 18 to 35.
Are they going to use that as the test subject?
I was like, it doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
It just looks like a kickback to me.
Like, you're not even finding the data you say you're going to look for.
So, sus.
But anyway, in case you don't know Thorn or Philosophy Tube, let's go to the next one just to show people what it's all about.
So, Philosophy Tube was a channel set up by this guy here, and he just talked about...
He was a guy at the time.
Oliver Thorne.
And in here he talks about his philosophy masters and his degree and just various philosophical ideas and whatnot.
And it's pretty normal.
You know, normal YouTube channel.
And if we move on, he fell down the far left rabbit hole, as people might expect, and fell into this video, for example, which is one of the worst for me personally that I can't stand.
In which he's just trying to argue that Antifa are just anti-fascists, bro.
They're just combating fascism, bro.
And it's pathetic.
It, quite frankly, is just excuses for violence.
And as you can see here in this section in particular, it's particularly apparent.
Anyway, so then what did he do with his life after that?
Sort of failed.
So then he cloned ContraPoints and became ContraPoints.
So let's go to the next one.
As you can see here, just the video section.
Just a ContraPoints clone now.
Which, okay, that's what you want to do with your life.
Just do videos exactly in her style.
Rightio.
Anyway, moving on.
So there's also the fact that in the Antifa video, he also just says, in the Islamophobia video there, he says that the reason we should be checking in on terrorists and taking their sympathy seriously is because we've committed egregious acts against them, in which he's talking about the fact that US troops are over there, therefore that's why they hate us and not because they're Islamists instead.
Yeah, so your solution is just to not be there.
Right.
Not really a solution.
Anyway, personal peeve.
Moving on.
So if we go to the next one, which is just the document itself, there is a funny point in here, because as you can see, we're being very sensitive to the hurt feels of Thorn, and making sure not to misgender them.
Their handlers didn't quite care so much, so if you can click on this one, as you can see, they say in the first part here that the findings will be used to devise a campaign that utilizes YouTuber Abigail Thorn's existing platform.
So, I mean, it's quite disgusting language.
And they say the title is going to be.
It is most likely that the base topic to address this issue is probably along the lines of, quote, the thing about expertise.
So that's going to be the title of the video.
So they're even deciding what the title of the video is going to be for them to produce.
And then they end up deadnaming Thorn in an egregious manner, as you can see.
Actually, it depends.
I mean, it might, like, it's Oliver Thorne Production.
It actually might be, like, a company.
So is he deadnaming himself in a production company name?
Maybe he didn't change the company name, because it sounds like Oliver Thorne Production.
It sounds like an actual company name.
But the way it's worded is it says that whether it is a royal institution or solely an Oliver Thorne production.
Yeah, that's that name, it is.
Yeah, so deadnamed by your own handlers.
I don't know, but that's the legal name.
He hasn't...
She hasn't literally changed her name.
Anything goes, really.
Presumably, yes, because they use the other name there, but whatever.
She's deadnaming herself in her own passport.
I'll take that as a passport to deadname, which is that, well, if your own handlers can't be bothered, then anyone else should.
Anyway, moving on.
So if we go to the next one, which is just the organization that is funding, and you might be able to see, as you can see here, our clients, who they've worked with.
So in here, if you scroll down just to show all the different groups, there's the Labour Party, which they worked with, Amnesty International, an openly leftist organization that doesn't care about the rights of right-wingers anymore.
You may remember they denounced Count Dankula.
Yep.
Right, okay, human rights my arse.
And then they have the British Council or the Royal Institution, which is, again, state money there.
I mean, Prince Charles being the patron of the Royal Institution, of course.
And that's where the fact that, well, she's getting direct money from the state to produce a video going after the anti-maxxers.
Right, okay.
So we go to the next one.
We just have the, who are these people who have decided to set this up?
And it's a bunch of ex-journalists who are, of course, trained in this sort of thing.
So, yeah, exactly the people you'd expect.
But let's go back to the article for the deets so we can find out the details.
The project aims to conduct psychological profiling on British citizens dissenting against policies such as mandatory vaccination and lockdowns, then leverage the data to establish a YouTube channel that portrays these critics as dangerous super-spreaders of disinformation.
Wow, that's the definition of anti-vaxxers for you here.
Yeah, just people who, I don't know, don't want mandates or lockdowns.
That's also anti-vaxxers.
Love the future.
Designed to curb the influence of pseudoscience material online, with specific emphasis on coronavirus-related anti-vaxxing sentiments, the operation is run by the UK Royal Institution and dubbed Challenging Pseudoscience.
What science is there for people who just go, why do we prefer freedom?
Lockdowns.
I mean, are they based on science?
No.
Well, we'll go through that in the next segment.
Based on politics.
Yeah.
Anyway, the top patron is Charles, the Prince of Wales, next line to the British throne, who recently hit out a supposed conspiracy theory surrounding COVID-19 vaccines, and the organisation received a substantial cash injection in 2020 from the UK government's Culture Recovery Fund earmarked for video production.
Videos such as Philosophy Tube.
I mean, can you get any more established than being given money by the royal institution that is being given money from this central government?
Fight the power, comrade.
Fight the power.
This is a true antifa flag.
Sponsored by the royal institute.
The royal institute.
Prince Charles.
Mind blown.
Leaked files obtained by the Grey Zone indicate that the Royal Institution has enlisted the services of Valent Projects, a social change communications firm founded by Puglet Relations Operative, previously involved in the UK Foreign Office's campaign of violent regime change in Syria.
Now, these are their words.
I'm not going to get into this outlet or any of their opinions too much, because, fine, whatever they're allowed to think, I think.
But you can see that, as they mentioned, which is that the guys who founded it were previously involved in regime change in Syria, or attempted regime change, regardless of what you think of the regime.
And, well, now they're involved in PSYOPs in the UK, which is just propaganda.
Valant has also been sponsored by a U.S. agency for international development, a U.S. intelligence cutout for a project aimed at investigating disinformation.
Valant's central role in the operation highlights the trend of information warfare specialists bringing their techniques they honed against targets like the Syrian government back to the West, where increasingly unpopular governments confront masses of citizens ever bristling at coronavirus restrictions.
Which, yes, yes, they're crap and need to go.
And thankfully Britain, well, Britain, England, we're not locked down.
Rest of Britain.
We'll go into that later as well.
So they say, as in Syria, where communications firms like Valent were created, trained and instrumentalised media organisations to continue furthering the goal of regime change, they have covertly recruited a famed British YouTube influencer to lend carefully calculated messaging campaign an authentic flavour.
I love the fact that they use the term influencer, because...
I can't stand that term.
I think it's so gross.
It's just cringe.
Yeah.
When I look at it, I'm just like, ugh, I just think people just, jobs worth.
But you know the people who, I mentioned it before, but like the beauty community, I know people who put plastic on their face for fun.
They all call themselves influencers, unironically.
And when they're like messaging people with sponsorships, they're like, yes, I'm a big influencer.
Oh, have you seen the ones that get rejected and people go like, no, thank you.
And they like, they throw a massive strop on it.
But it also fits it perfectly.
What is your job?
Are you someone who are an activist?
Do you have an opinion?
No, you're an influencer.
He's a PsyOps influencer now.
Exactly, but you are just an instrument for social change.
That's all you are.
Sounds like an engineer.
Yes.
According to internal documents, Valent plans to design a mass appeal social media campaign fronted and owned by prominent social media activist Abigail Thorne.
The founder of Philosophy Tube, Valence Research on British Citizens who reject official policy on COVID-19, quote, will be used to devise a campaign that utilises YouTuber Abigail Thorne's existing platform to achieve a measurable cognitive shift into the target audience, the files state.
Even though, as I mentioned previously, it doesn't even have the target audience they want.
So...
Yeah.
This is obviously corrupt, because if you were looking to actually make that change in the target group, you'd pick a YouTuber with the target group.
Yeah, you'd pick a slightly more boomer YouTuber, really.
Yeah, which you didn't.
So, to me, it just looks like a kitback, which is, here's some government money for essentially, well, no purpose, because the purpose, as stated, isn't aimed at the people they're looking for.
But whatever.
So, anyway.
They say in here, boasting over 1 million subscribers to her YouTube channel with more than 7,000 Patreon supporters, Thorne has established a potent vehicle for any communications campaign.
She is also a cool member of BreadTube, an assortment of left-branded social media influencers that has attracted intense establishment interests for its purportedly ability to top YouTube's political bubbles to create a space for deradicalization.
Yeah, right.
We're always peace, ladies and gentlemen.
De-radicalisation.
De-radicalisation.
Come and join the Antifa terrorists and you'll be de-radicalised.
The Antifa normies.
Yes.
Right, okay.
Really?
The 7,000 Patreon supporters part, apparently the minimum is £2 donations.
That equals, what is it, £14,000 a month minimum is what Philosophy Tube gets from their Patreon.
And that's not enough.
I mean, that's what I find strange.
£14,000 a month to run a YouTube channel where it's you and maybe two other people, and that's it, right?
Like, she's got one camera and makes videos, and then that's coming in every month on top of the ad revenue.
They're all socialists until they earn money.
Yeah, but the Royal Institution has, what, £10,000 lying around, and you're just like, yeah, I'll take that to make disinformation.
Okay.
No, counter-disinformation.
Counter-disinformation.
Counter-disinformation.
For a group that doesn't even watch anything you make.
Yeah.
Okay, sure.
It's like a side-ops against themselves, really.
I mean, to be honest, to me, as I mentioned, considering there is no target group being spoken to...
It's a side-ops against their own bank.
It's just corruption, frankly.
While top Red Troopers are known for best employing memes as theatrical ploys to counter right-wing narratives, they have also dedicated intense energy to attacking the anti-imperialist left as tankies engage in a secret brown-red alliance with right-wing extremists.
This is where we get into the outlet and the journalists with their own opinions, which is that they think it's like some civil war going on on the left, which, uh, yeah, kind of, but I don't care, because I'm not a leftist, so I'll have a dog in that fight.
Fight, fight, fight.
Anyway.
In his book, BreadTube Serves Imperialism, examining the new brand of internet pseudo-socialism, socialist organiser Caleb Mupin liked BreadTube to the counter-gangs deployed by the British and US intelligence to infiltrate and dismantle insurgency forces in Kenya to Southeast Asia.
BreadTube speaks in the name of the left-wing-sounding ideals.
In reality, it is likely serving one section of the American ruling elite and the intelligence agency's Mupin rule.
Which then he goes on for quite some time to moan about this.
But I love how you can see where this information is coming from, which is a left-on-left violence, which I love.
So there's one part of the left who are like, yes, we're the authentic socialists.
I mean, he's pretty bang on.
He's just, you know, young target, affluent, young audience, middle class.
I mean, he does make a, I mean, not as left-wing as so don't really care.
It's not exactly he's appealing for the working class now, is he?
But the opposition makes a coherent argument, which is, you know, you have them who stand up for the left, and then you have these guys who are getting money straight from the royal institution, who, yes, I'm a left-winger.
I'm also a monarchist.
Technically, that's socialising Altec's money, so, yeah, that's socialism there.
Socialising the crown.
Yes.
I've taken your money.
I mean, it's literally the J-Reg meme, though.
I'm sure you've seen it.
No, we shouldn't.
So there's like, J-Reg starts off and he's in a damp apartment and he's like, I make videos about Marxist socialism, donate to my Patreon guys and we can fight the bourgeoisie.
And it's like, you know, three weeks later, 1,000 subscribers.
And it's like, I've got a better apartment so I can make better videos for you guys fighting the capitalist class.
Three months later, 16,000 patrons.
I'm now a libertarian.
Of course you are.
Anyway, so if we go to the next link, we have the lead, Jurno, who's behind the organisation that was essentially funneling his money to, well, Thorne.
And he decided to freak out in response to an email asking him for comment, apparently.
So this is what he had to say, which is someone going by the name of Kit Karenblerg is about to publish an article in Insert Russian Steeped Affiliated Media accusing me of being a terrorist propagandist, etc.
Okay, it's the Russians, is it?
It's the Russians.
It's always the Russians.
If they've got it wrong, you could always just release the documents you've got, or just show how they're lying.
Why don't you do that?
Oh.
He continues.
First off, it's impossible to know if hacked documents have been tampered with before you get them.
Just release the originals, then.
And show how they're fake news.
That'll be a win for you guys.
Remember, you're fighting the Info Wars, everyone.
You set up your organisation to do such a thing.
Or discredit your opposition by releasing the originals and showing how it's not true.
No.
Not gonna do that.
Why?
Because you can't.
Anyway.
Also, social media platforms take a dim view of the distribution of material obtained via hacking, and if they get annoyed, you are likely to get shuffled off to parlor and join Katie Hopkins.
I mean, that's an interesting threat, isn't it?
It's like, right, they're accusing me of being a corrupt individual by funneling money to someone who doesn't need it for a purpose that it doesn't serve.
I mean, that takes up a corruption in my eyes, but that's my opinion.
And as you can see, he's like, yeah, if you dare criticize us or publish that info...
We'll get you banned.
We'll get you banned from all mainstream social media.
Yeah.
Oh, good to know you're that connected.
Good to know that you've rigged the system, so anyone who points out the corruption is someone who gets kicked off the mainstream.
And this is a segue to follow us on Getter.
Absolutely.
God, I mean, what a telling threat, though.
Speaking of which, these kinds of threats of people who have been kicked off such social media, I thought we'd tie this up with someone who is not funded by the Royal Institution.
Definitely not.
Or actually, he might have a couple of times.
Oh, really?
Well, you know...
Her Majesty's pleasure.
Certainly.
He has been kept at Her Majesty's pleasure at Her Majesty's prisons.
Let's go to the next one.
So I thought I'd turn this up with another individual who's back in the news.
So, Romland Homlinson.
I don't know if we can say his name.
I think now we can.
I think it's been legalised again.
I don't know.
Not on Facebook, though.
Not on Facebook, so we'll just have to skirt around the name as much as we can.
So the British Voldemort, as he is known, because he cannot be named, especially on Facebook.
You can post an image with him, you're banned.
Unless you're criticising him.
In which case, go ahead.
That makes sense.
And it's an article from Birmingham Live detailing a story which may be blowing up.
Law firm worker concerned, filmed and accused of child grooming by Romlyn Tomlinson in TV ambush.
And, oh, what did he do?
So they say in here, a law firm worker and his family are living in fear after he was cornered, filmed and accused of child grooming by far-right activist Romlyn Tomlinson.
Mitch Voldemort.
I really want to say his name, but I know it's just going to get us in pain.
Anyway, the confrontation at Reckon Retail Park in Telford on Saturday night is now subject to a police investigation.
What did he do?
Did he punch you?
Did he smash the car?
He asked you questions.
Where's that police investigation gonna go?
What happened, sir?
He asked me some questions.
Has he spoken to you again?
No.
Alright.
It's not harassment.
It's not abuse.
It's not assault.
He politely knocked on your window and asked you some questions.
Is it a hate crime because you're not white?
I mean, that's the only thing you've got going for you, apparently.
And Robinson's victim, victim of questions, who had no involvement in the Telford grooming scandal, which shocked the nation near a decade ago.
Why did it shock the nation?
because we covered up and then someone had to go investigate and expose it has made a statement to officers Romulan Tomlinson who describes himself as an investigative reporter was accompanied by ten others when he hemmed in the legal worker's car an eyewitness has said, I have another eyewitness who says no, no, no, it's like about five No.
A prominent community leader who asked not to be named said the man who had a mic thrust under his nose remains in shock and he has never engaged in criminality.
Sure.
Okay.
That's your side of the story.
The investigative journalist has allegations that it's the opposite and he's putting those allegations to you.
And we'll see the evidence when it comes out.
On that segue, the rape of Britain by Tomlin Robinson due to be out in January.
Shall we see if he has any evidence?
Yeah, I mean, we'll find out.
I mean, that's how these things work.
But that's why I don't get it.
It's like, you know, police are investigating.
Investigating what?
Like, guy has allegations.
Put allegations to you.
You're upset.
Well, the police...
Look, even when there were photos, the police still don't investigate, so you know how it is.
Anyway, so they say in here, Worrying, the 39-year-old interviewer names the individual and also accuses him of drug dealing and paying off police officers.
Not really an interviewer.
Like, in proper quotes there.
Just being like, not a real interviewer.
He's got a microphone and a mouth.
A little else you want.
Okay.
Anyway, I don't know what the story is there.
But some demonization of the evil, evil man.
And for what?
Not a crime.
Okay.
But we can compare this with, well, what is the reality of that sort of thing?
If we go to the next one, there is a story which is 42 charged with child sexual exploitation there.
You want to guess how many Mohammeds?
11.
You just go through the names in your own time.
Not saying anything, of course, just that it wouldn't be a surprise if the Telford scandal was bigger than it was, not making allegations against the man.
25% is quite a significant figure.
I think that could be one of our new figures, you know, like 1350.
If you scroll down on this, Michael, just to show the number of names and all the different names...
We've got Donna Lynn, 41.
Yep, Donna.
Donna, yeah.
And then Mohammed Yaqub, 64.
Nashir Bilimura, 68.
Yusuf Mottola, 69.
Ibrahim Manahati, 52.
Likwat Ali, 65.
Hashim Shasha, 53.
Nobar Shah, 69.
Ibrahim Khalif...
I give up.
You can see, if you just keep scrolling, there's loads of names.
You can go and check out the names.
So the idea that that situation wouldn't be completely solved wouldn't be a surprise if it isn't, but we'll get to see the allegations as they are proven or disproven when the evidence is produced, but not a crime.
So weird that that's a story.
But moving on, because that's not the only demonisation you get when you're not being given money from the royal institution.
We also have an article from The Sun here, which is really curious, and I'm not really sure what's going on here.
So they label it, World's 20 Most Dangerous Extremists Revealed, Including UK-based Anjum Chowdhury and Romulan Tomlinson.
And yeah, okay, terrorists, yeah, it's an interesting list.
Is he doing terrorism now?
Okay, then, you know, bad.
So, number one on the list, who's that?
Hassan Nasala, General Secretary of Hezbollah.
Yeah.
Legit.
Yeah, fair.
Legit.
Number seven, Ayman al-Sahari, head of Al-Qaeda.
Fair enough.
Yeah, alright.
Yeah, I suppose.
And then Ajim Chowdhury at number ten.
I feel like we should be playing game music.
Who's at number eleven?
At number ten, Ajim Chowdhury, convicted under the Terrorism Act 2000 for inviting support for a prescribed organisation, the Islamic State.
Yeah, I can see the terrorist connection from all these people.
And then they say at number 20, the bad man, and they say, British far-right anti-Islam activist and convicted criminal.
Yeah, but it doesn't say convicted for what?
Convicted for what?
In case you're wondering, they mention he was convicted for contempt of court, and we all saw the court case.
People have their own opinions.
And that's not terrorism?
No.
So, I looked up all the other convictions he's got.
He has not been convicted of any terrorist act, and he doesn't even have any hate crime allegations against him.
No.
All of these, like, financial stuff, paperwork stuff.
We'll mention all the crimes, because, I mean, you can see where the al-Qaeda are moving into these things.
2005 for assault.
I believe that was for punching a Nazi.
Might be wrong.
In 2012 for using false travel documents to enter the United States.
He used his mate's passport, which he shouldn't have done.
And in 2014 for mortgage fraud.
Fraudality.
Fraudality.
I don't think al-Qaeda are bad because they do mortgage fraud.
Like, that's the thing.
Like, you know, that's where they're moving into.
They've gone off bombing people and killing their kids.
And they're like, yeah, we're going to do some paperwork instead.
Right, okay.
And I thought maybe the bar is just lower for non-Islamists in this list or something.
So as you can see, number nine there.
Ronaldo Nazaro, founder of the white supremacist group The Base, which is just the same as al-Qaeda, really.
I mean, al-Qaeda means the foundation, so he's kind of still in the name, but whatever.
And, okay, well, we'll look up them.
You know, maybe they're also on there for mortgage fraud or something, right?
And if we go on there, we go to their Wikipedia page, so I mean, neo-Nazi flag, yeah?
Ideology, neo-Nazi, okay, we're getting there.
Allied with Atom Waffen, Order of the Nine Angels.
Yeah, this is pretty neo-Nazi terrorist stuff.
And they say in here that they have multiple convictions for members who were arrested for attacking synagogues and vandalizing them.
One of them being Yusuf O. Barharsson.
A neo-nazi Arab.
I mean, not much of a white supremacist group if they're allowing Arabs in, so that's factually wrong.
The Sun, it's a neo-nazi group, not a white supremacist group, surely.
Well, I don't know, because the Nazis and the Arabs did join forces against the Jews.
Yeah, but this Arab guy would have to be like, yes, I am inferior, which doesn't really make sense, but whatever.
And then they mention in here that three members were arrested for planning specific violence in Virginia, scheduled for January 2020, so plotting terrorism, right?
And the next day, three additional members were arrested for trying to derail trains and poison water supplies.
Yeah, actual terrorism.
So that's the thing, everyone else on that list has got terrorism convictions, been attached to an organisation that's committed terrorism, or encouraged terrorism, and then you've got Tommy, who's like, I've got a contempt of court charge.
Right, okay.
More potatoes.
Yeah, so as you can see, if we go to the next one, he's on GetUp because it's the only place he's allowed, or at least one of the places, and he's just S-posting, because, I mean, why not?
So if you scroll down on this, just show the meme.
Come on, do some terror.
No.
No.
What's wrong with you?
But also the weird thing, and why I say it's a bit of a curious case, is I went to this source, and if we go to the next one, we have the source here, which is listed as the Counter-Streamism Project.
None of the top 20 listed there are him.
And also the link right at the bottom says download the full report no longer works.
So don't know what happened there.
Curious case.
So the Sun may have just entirely made that up, or based it on false evidence.
Unless they've changed it since, which is...
Yeah.
Did you look at the archive link to see if they've changed it?
I did check the archive link, and it was the same.
So either the Sun's made it up, moved him to a different slot, and the original report is, you know, somewhere else.
How old was the archive link?
I couldn't tell.
No, no, because they usually have a date saying which date is up.
I understand, but I didn't check.
But it's just the fact that, I don't know, maybe they completely made it up.
Probably.
They made enough stuff about him, like Facebook, for example.
Yeah, but I thought that was a comparison, which you can see one individual who gets called a terrorist by the state, and then you have another individual who gets given money by the state directly and is fighting the power, comrades.
Anyway, let's move on.
Right, so...
Trusted face...
Yes, Chris Witte, Chris the Trusted Face Witte.
Right, so a quick reminder of who Chris Witte is.
Let's get to the first slide.
Scroll down a bit.
Right, so Professor Chris Whitty is the Chief Medical Officer of SAGE, Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies.
So we've covered it before, but we'll look at it again.
Let's look at SAGE's sterile record.
Go to the next slide.
Scroll down and look at each of the models.
Right.
This is from The Spectator, and we've covered this before.
Not a single one of their models is accurate.
They are not even close to...
So not one of them has reflected reality or remotely close.
So if we go to the next slide...
Right, this is my Twitter conversation with the chairman of SAGE COVID Modelling Committee.
Because we've already covered this, so I'm going to summarise.
SAGE creates models that are the worst case scenarios, and the government uses them to justify COVID restrictions.
And they're not, they're disregarding whether the fact that this is actually the most likely outcome, and they're presenting it as if it's the most likely outcome.
It's like basically even telling you, if you drive this car, you're going to die.
So that is disingenuous, is misleading, and is lied by omission, as far as I'm concerned.
So if we go to the next slide.
So recently we've been told that Omicron is 50 to 70% less likely to result in hospitalisation than Delta.
But everyone in the dog already knew this about a month ago from South Africa's data.
And we noticed, even when it's age-adjusted, that nobody's dying from it, basically, from South Africa, even if it's age-adjusted.
But guess what?
From the very same day, there we go.
GPs in England get green light, provide less care to join COVID jab drive.
So basically, we are going to, if you've got cancer, tough luck.
You should have thought about it.
Better luck next year.
Better luck next year.
Should have caught COVID. But we've got to get them jabs, those young people who don't even need them.
And yeah, better luck next year.
So, we go to the next slide.
Basically, even the health authorities are actually saying that they say 60% fewer cancer patients are being offered life-saving clinical trials in the first year of the pandemic.
that approximates to about 40,000 people.
That means 40,000 people are potentially dying because they're jabbing people with booster booster booster booster booster booster booster booster who don't really need them.
And that's just cancer patients?
That is just cancer patients.
I think one of the other large killer is heart disease as well.
So obviously they're saying they're not seeing heart disease patients as well, or any other thing, or if any of our audience have actually tried to book an appointment, they know how difficult it is to get it at the moment.
Right, so we've got the next slide.
So we think we are like ample with resources.
If you look at these, we've got door-to-door COVID jabs, basically.
We're going to knock on people who are unvaccinated's door to basically convince them to get the booster.
Okay, Gestapo.
So it sounds like the energy has ample resources, but no, take a look at the next one.
Right, so we have 200,000 NHS workers at the moment that are not fully vaccinated.
So what's going to happen is, if we scroll down a little bit, the Department of Health estimate more than 200,000 NHS workers remain unvaccinated.
with 103,000 unvaccinated trust workers and 105,000 demiciliary case workers, according to figures given to the House of Law's Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee on November 25.
It is unknown how many agencies starve unvaccinated.
What's more, when faced with having the jabs or losing a job, only 54,000, approximately 26%, would agree to be vaccinated, while 126,061% would leave the jobs.
There are more than 1.4 million people working at the NHS trust.
So that's 126,000, nearly 130,000 NHS workers who are going to be unemployed by April 1st because they remain unvaccinated.
To save the NHS.
Yeah, it's all about your health.
But I just love, like, to save the NHS, we must butcher the NHS. We have to, yeah.
Well, you know, we don't destroy it.
How are we supposed to build back better?
Kind of based, if you got rid of it.
Yeah, we got rid of it.
So, well, what are we going to do?
We lose all this NHS staff.
We've got the next slide.
Social care.
Immigration rules to be relaxed to recruit staff.
So we're going to replace 126,000 staff with immigrants.
That's right, I'm a conservative.
Is this going to skirt around Priti Patel's point system?
Because the point system was brought through.
No, we desperately need this staff because we're absolutely butchering the NHS, so we need some new staff.
Oh, fantastic.
So we'll make a problem and then butcher our own promises on immigration to then solve the problem we've created.
The NHS crisis is entirely self-made.
We read here, immigration rules are to be temporarily relaxed for overseas care workers in bid to recruit and keep staff, the government has announced.
It follows warnings that the sector face severe and decreasing problems with hiring and keeping staff after Brexit.
According to the BBC, this is about Brexit.
Wait, okay, so hang on.
You think the staff are going in being care workers and going, this job is just too much, I'm not getting paid enough.
No, no, no.
They're actually thinking, well, because of Brexit, I'm just going to leave.
Yes.
I miss the wine and cheese, so I'm just going to leave the job.
Yeah, but I can't get over the whole thing where we have this conversation endlessly, and you just think, why do people do jobs, right?
Fundamental, why would you do a job you don't really care about, or one that you find gruelling or something, right?
I'm not disparaging care workers, but it's the fact of, I can't imagine it's the funnest thing to do.
And, well, if you got paid a lot more, you'd probably stay.
Okay, then fire all the diversity hires, all the diversity chiefs and champions and the rest of it, give it to the lowest-paid staff in the NHS... Solved.
You can then hire a hell of a lot more people because it's a more desirable job.
Yeah, but diversity is essential.
No, but instead we'll just import people so we can keep the wages low.
Well, actually, that's importing diversity as well.
So that is actually part of the diversity drive by default.
Defect or we get more foreigners.
Excellent.
Yes.
So instead of having a wage increase, we spend it on diversity hires who then import diversity to undercut the wages.
Fantastic.
Yeah.
Care workers are able to add to the sources of occupation list which is designed to help migrant work visas to fill the jobs where they are shortages.
The temporary measures are expected to come into effect early next year.
The Department of Health and Social Care said and it will be placed for minimum of 12 months so it will be more long than that.
You know temporary measures from the government is never temporary.
So where are those 130 000 people going to live?
Supply and demand.
Expect your rent to go up, boys.
Is that going to come to Sweden?
Oh, well, yeah, I'm already on the ladder.
So, good luck.
Housing prices are going to rise because we're just going to randomly add 130,000 people.
And what happens if you're an NHS worker getting fired and you've got nowhere to live because you get kicked off on the streets because you're unemployed?
Next slide.
Rough sleepers in England will be offered accommodation for getting vaccines this winter.
No worries.
If you refuse to get vaccinated, you'll be unemployed.
If you're on the streets, get vaccinated, we'll get your accommodation.
That's just cruel.
That is just sick.
That is actually sick.
Get jabbed, get somewhere to live.
Anyway, let's go back to Chris Whitty.
Just look at this man.
I don't know many things, but one thing's for sure is he wants your children.
If you go to the next slide, UK could provide COVID vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds by Christmas.
5 to 11?
5 to 11.
They definitely need this.
Who was it who said that, what was it, under 16 it wasn't worth it?
Was it Sage?
I think under any age is not really worth it, but that's just me.
I mean, no, I can see that the advantages for people who are at risk.
But then, I think it was Sage who said, literally, there is zero advantage, but only deficits to be made from this age group below.
Because, well, there's no there.
But we'll go down to five.
If we go to the next one...
There we go.
Now SAGE expert call for children as young as five to be jabbed to fight off impending Omicron rape.
So they've escalated it now.
Before it was, they're asking SAGE whether it is, but now their expert is saying they should.
Why wait for the advice?
Yep.
But, but, wait, there's more.
Not all children.
If you go to the next slide.
Not if you're disabled.
No disabled, please.
Evidently.
Eugenics.
Marvellous.
Children with learning disabilities, such as autism, were offered do not resuscitate orders during the pandemic.
Well, you see, the NHS is really stressed.
We were prioritised...
The NHS is under strain.
So we fired all the workers, and now we're going to kill all the autistic kids.
Well, I mean, that's one way to increase the average IQ. Is that how they're thinking?
Do you think they've all become eugenics experts in the NHS? This is not my policy.
This is Chris Whitty here.
Chris Whitty's policy.
I don't look like someone who wants your children.
You know, he does.
Well, he actually did.
He did do the orders.
He does.
He does.
Yes.
And now let's go to the actual article.
Right, so children with learning disability often do not resuscitate older during COVID pandemic.
GP surgeries ask if teenagers with autism and Down syndrome wanted to not be resuscitated.
I mean, concerns with pressure on the NHS. It's literally about the pressure on the NHS. That's their actual justification?
Yes, it's pressure on the NHS. Because we're very busy doing booster shots, we're not treating anyone.
Look how the messaging has changed so much in such a small time.
We've gone from stay in your home to save the NHS, wear the mask for the NHS, kill your autistic children to save the NHS. Not necessarily kill them, just do not resuscitate.
Just let them die.
Just let your children die if they have autism.
Well, I mean, Granny might live for a few more years.
She'd get eight booster shots.
No, but there's the point.
It's like, okay, you're justifying we should kill the kids to save the NHS because they cost more than they're worth or something.
Okay, what about Grandma?
Okay, then we'll kill all the old people to save the NHS. I mean, this is literally the first policy, well, one of the first policies the Nazis did when they came to power.
I don't know if you know, but they brought in immediately that, okay, well, all the mental institutions and all that, kill all that.
No one cared.
And then they started thinking about killing the elderly because, well, they cost a lot of money.
And then they started getting pushback on that.
So, I mean, do you want to accept this as the new normal?
Is this the new normal everyone wants?
This isn't even normal.
Well, anyway, next slide.
Just remember, Chris Whitty is also set to be knighted.
For all his great work at eugenics and his great contribution to immigration and diversity of the country, he's going to be knighted.
He's giving an order of Mengele or something.
He's done absolutely jackass for the country, for the COVID strategy.
All he's done is made it more diverse.
Order of Himmler.
Well, he's increasing the average IQ, so he's doing great work.
He's following the great Austrian painter.
Anyway, we go to the actual article.
All right, it's Sir Chris Professor Chris Whitty to receive knighthood in recognition in his role in fighting COVID. Yeah.
I'm sorry, but the way it sounds is just like, dude, you killed so many autistic kids.
Thank you very much.
Great work, great work.
Professor Chris Whitty, the trusted face of the government's daily pandemic breathing, is to be made sir in the New Year's Honours list.
I mean, I'm laughing, but I want the numbers.
I want the NHS to tell us the numbers of kids they gave those orders and then died.
Tell us.
You know, tell us how many kids you killed.
To save the NHS. They probably don't keep a record of that on purpose.
No, those are all what?
Burned in the fire with the rest of the orders about the camps or something?
No, they probably misplace it.
You'll find it in a bus stop somewhere.
Anyway, Chris has been calm and unflappable throughout and he's trusted source of wisdom and knowledge.
He thoroughly deserved his honour.
Great narrative, that.
Anyway, so...
To end this segment, let's go to the next slide.
Get boosted, protect the energy it has.
Oh.
What, is that just the...
NHS is grinding to a halt as even triple jab staff fall ill in COVID surge.
So, in summary, get boosted.
At about the sixth shot, it should work.
If you're on your triple, that's not enough.
You're also now unvaccinated as well, because all the double jabs are unvaccinated.
Even boosted is, like, they were already talking about the fourth jab.
You need to be on the fourth jab.
They're talking about the fourth jab.
They say, first of all, the vulnerable, but you know it's going to just filter down to everybody.
I feel like I'm a rich people's dinner party or something, where you're like, oh, have you had the fourth?
Oh, no, I've had the fifth.
I've had the fifth.
Six?
Yeah, I call it JetFlix.
It's a monthly subscription service.
It's a lifetime subscription service.
Provided by Pfizer.
No, it's paid with the souls of autistic children.
No, it's paid with hex money.
And we go to the last slide.
Today, we're going to find out if Boris Johnson is set to decide tomorrow whether the UK will go into lockdown.
Thanks, Chris Whitty.
Thank you very much.
Like, Boris will be having a Christmas party.
Let's drink Chris Whitty.
No, no, no.
That's weird.
I always thought that would be more fun.
That was a bit of a black pill, John.
Sorry.
Well, this is my first time doing a proper segment, so...
But you know, like, all the Alex Jones conspiracy theories where he's like, yeah, Hillary Clinton, she eats babies or whatever.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm like, well...
I mean, they just were given a knighthood after you ordered your autistic kids to be killed, so...
Look, Alex Jones just increasingly seems to be right.
Chew me up with...
Let's go Brennan.
Let's go Brennan.
Sorry.
Let's go, Brandon!
That's the phrase that's taken the nation by storm and the world.
I've seen it chanted in Germany.
I've seen it chanted in the UK, France.
Everyone loves it.
And even Joe Biden loves it.
Joe Biden loves the phrase, let's go, Brandon.
So we get this up.
Of course, we have Joe Biden here getting a phone call.
So this is Joe Biden taking calls on the NORAD Santa tracking program in which he pretends to track Santa in his fake set.
You can see the windows keep changing.
They changed it the other day to, like, containers.
Containers?
What kind of containers?
Oh, what?
What?
To remind everyone, all the shipping imports are stuck in California.
I'm Joe Brandon, and here's why your Christmas presents aren't coming.
Here's why you get no Christmas presents.
So, someone called up and was chatting to him about, oh, I've got a little Billy here, and I was a little hunter, actually.
And he says, you know, my son's Hunter.
Oh, your son's Hunter, too.
And then you hear over the phone, switch.
And then you see Joe Biden, you go, what?
And he goes, no, no, no, he's wanting a Nintendo Switch for Christmas.
He's like, I don't want to switch kids.
Who would?
Anyway, and then at the end of the call, he says, you know, thank you very much, and let's go Brandon.
And Joe Biden agrees, so let's play the clip.
Yeah, I hope you guys have a wonderful Christmas as well.
Merry Christmas, and let's go Brandon.
Let's go Brandon, I agree.
Hey, by the way, are you in Oregon?
Well, I agree too.
And then the guy's been cut off, so there's a long pause in which Joe Biden's just like, hello?
He's actually senile.
What I love is that a lot of left-wing outlets were saying that she caught on to this, and it's just like, no, she didn't either.
You can see both of them.
Neither of them caught on.
And it's just like, well, where's he gone?
Why is he not coming back?
Anyway, so Joe Biden agrees.
Let's go, Brandon.
Based.
Anyway, so moving on.
So let's go to the media response to this.
Well, one media response was a parent uses a right-wing slur.
Oh, it's a slur now.
Let's go as a slur.
Let's go, Brandon.
That's a slur.
It's the HFSN principle, will it?
During the Joe Biden call on the Norwich Santa Tracker.
And if we go to the next one, the funny thing was, I presume one of his kids...
Where his wife was recording this.
And he uploaded it to his YouTube channel, as you can see there.
300,000 views.
Not bad.
Luckily, we can see the dislikes there of all the salty leftists, so we know the exact number.
Which is a little under, what is that, 40% thereabouts?
Something like that.
Yeah.
Enjoy your Christmas, you salty bastard.
So you can go see the other side of this in which you can see him get cut off and give him a subscribe or a little comment just being like, you know, have a good Christmas or something.
No, just go, let's call Brandon.
Or just let go to Brandon.
Anyway, but there was also the Democratic response.
And you think if this happened to Trump, most people would be like, whatever, you know, leftist and just move on with your life.
But no, the left can't handle dissent, ever.
Or slight jokes, ever.
So as you can see here, a Democratic congressman responded by saying, I refuse to believe that we are all this innocent as people, not on Christmas Eve.
Indecent as people on this Christmas Eve.
And not to a person who lost his wife and daughter at Christmas time.
We are better than this, be kind and Merry Christmas.
Like...
He wasn't making fun of his dead son or something.
He's got nothing to do with it.
He's just, let's go Brandon.
And we all know what that means.
Which is that Brandon's doing a terrible job.
His son died a long time ago.
Is he going to hang over his head for the rest of his life?
Yeah, I think if you were going to reference his son as well, you'd bring it up.
Yeah, he didn't bring it up at all.
Instead of not.
Which...
Anyway, so if we go to the next one, of course we have people just pointing out that dude is a joke.
And as you can see, the guy who did it, Jared here, did an interview with the Orgonian, which we'll get back to.
Oregon Live, sorry.
And he's like, it's just a joke, bro.
It's just a prank, bro.
Calm down.
Like, don't kill me.
And the Democratic representative doesn't take it as such, because whenever a right-winger makes jokes, the mainstream are like, what's a joke?
What do you mean, jokes?
I keep hearing about his thing, joke.
I just don't know.
But whenever AOC makes a joke, or even a statement that isn't a joke, such as their concentration camps, it's just a joke, bro.
No, no, they're never jokes.
They're political statements.
They don't make jokes.
I don't know why we can't just be fair on this, say jokes are jokes, no matter who says it, but whatever.
Anyway, so we go to the next link, which is his response to that, which is, don't waste your time on this pathetic dad who humiliated his family, I don't think he is, I think you're currently humiliating yourself, to say F you to the president on Christmas Eve.
No, I think that's pretty cool.
I wish I could do that.
I wish I could call up Boris and be like, oi, you know, let's go...
Boris.
Boris.
Let's go Forrest.
Go Forrest!
Actually, that could work.
Yeah, that would be not bad.
Well, I think we've got a phone call with Boris this year.
Yeah, let's go Forrest.
He's irrelevant.
Clearly not, because you're very mad.
Spend your time asking why Republican leaders are celebrating him.
Because, let's go Brandon, that's why.
This isn't my parents' Republican Party.
This new crew are indecent to their core.
That's the new word, indecent, seems to be popping up quite a lot.
I love how he's, like, what are you, like, the Christian right?
You know what, I'm actually waiting for dictionary.com to change let's go's definition to be a slur.
Yes.
You know they will as well.
It would be like Merriam-Webster's dictionary.
Let's go.
A racial slur.
You know, it would just be a slur.
The race of Democrats.
Yeah.
Anyway, yeah, so I just...
Indecent.
You've got to pass the Indecency Act, being like, you can't say Let's Go Brendan anymore.
It's hate speech.
What a child.
Anyway, let's move on, because hashtag Jared Schmeck side trending, and as you can see here, people pointing out the obvious hypocrisy, so let's click on this image to load it up here, which you can see...
All throughout Trump's time in office.
F Trump, F Trump.
Every day.
Let's go, Brandon.
This is dangerous to our democracy.
Can't have this.
We're going to overthrow the Republic.
How dare you say that?
F Joe Biden.
Which, again, I mean, imagine being so pathetic that you're just like, someone said, F my guy.
You see, the fundamental difference is Trump can take it.
He doesn't care.
Yeah.
That's the strong position.
It's not to care when someone called you your name because it just bounces off.
Whereas the Biden regime is very, very sensitive to criticism, even of the slightest jokey kind.
No one even needs to jump in defense of Trump because we know he can take it.
He doesn't give a crap.
No, he's also, I'm a billionaire.
Go to hell.
Yeah.
I don't need to care.
There's a really funny point where Trump is out before he's proper campaigning, and he's fundraising, right?
For his campaign.
And my friend Mark loves this as well.
Because he's so rich, he went to some meeting in New York, and I think it was largely a Jewish-organized meeting of Jewish groups.
And he stands up and he starts saying stuff, and they didn't like some of the stuff he was saying.
And some of them started booing, and he just went, I don't need your money anyway.
LAUGHTER He said that to the Jews.
Yeah, which, you know, whole kinds of memes to be made there.
Yeah, exactly.
But also just really, really actually quite base.
A campaigner can just be like, I'm not beholden your interests, you bunch of lobbyists, because I've got mine.
He should be like, this is my policy.
If you like me, sponsor me.
Yeah, also, if you don't even like me, don't care!
Whereas Joe Biden can't even be made fun of.
Oh, please, no bully!
Yeah, so we go to the next one.
We have some hoes who are mad, because there are always hoes who are mad.
As you can see here, Heather Gardner, verified checkmark.
F, Donald Trump is trending.
This makes me happy, and this tweet is my small contribution to that effort.
A year later.
Honestly, I'm happy Joe Biden isn't in on the joke.
He's not concerning himself with social media BS. He's focused on doing his damn job!
I was like...
Why are you so hurt by a dude making a joke?
Like, why are you wasting...
You can see, what is that?
That Christmas Eve there?
That's your life.
You're being butthurt about a guy saying, let's go, Brandon.
Let's go, Brandon.
Let's go to the next one.
Oh, more hoes.
Oh, I'm mad.
You see Palmer Report here, verified checkmark.
One year, hey Donald Trump, F you.
Next year, imagine being the kind of brain-dead loser whose entire political worldview is based on the phrase as incoherent and as stupid as let's go, Brandon.
That's you.
A year ago.
That's who you are.
A brain-dead loser, by your own standards.
God, I love the hoes who are mad.
And there are plenty more hoes who are mad, but we're not going to go through all of them because we'd be here forever.
You'll be a very long podcast.
I've got cheese to eat.
Anyway, so moving on.
So let's go to the next one, in which we have people who started trying to go after Jared and trying to get him fired.
And then they found out where he worked and who owned the business.
His dad.
So good luck.
Fire your son.
Fire your son.
Yeah, I feel like some might agree as well.
Let's go, Brandon, on that one.
But there's also, they tried to criticise him for taking a federal loan, and then the loan was forgiven by the federal government, and it's like...
Well, that's your policy.
Don't care.
Again, not a left-winger.
Well, I thought you liked forgiving loans, left-wingers.
What happened now?
It's something you don't like, and suddenly the policy should change.
Well, he took out the loan, as was given by the government, because the government is stupid and will give out loans for anything, apparently.
Or just donate it to Abigail Thorne.
Anyway, he took it and then just got the free money.
Apparently a lot of doxing is happening on Twitter of him and Twitter is nothing.
Remember the new policy on Twitter?
It's like you're not allowed to release personal information.
Pictures of their face, their names, personal information.
Oh no, no.
No, this is still up.
Everything is still up about Jared because he said let's go brown now so he doesn't have rights.
No, he doesn't have rights.
Especially human rights.
Like women, according to Pakistan.
Anyway, moving on.
So let's go to the next one, which we can see Brandon's approval ratings.
And if you can scroll down on this, please, Michael, and show the image.
The image is pretty stark, which is just oof.
Big oof.
Is that for real?
24%?
For people listening, 65% disapproval.
24% approval.
I mean...
That is brutal.
Like, what's Trump at his worst?
It can't be that bad.
I don't even know.
But also, how do you even recover from that?
I mean, like, the trend.
How do you even recover from the trend?
Which is just endlessly, let's go Brandon, from 64% of everyone in America.
So, let's go Brandon being the most popular phrase two in three people say, anyway.
Let's move on to the interview in which Jared gave, because there's some interesting things in here, and it sort of reads like Jared's been held at gunpoint, and I think you'll see why.
So, he says in here, At the end of the day, I have nothing against Mr.
Biden.
He's reading a script while his hands are shaking.
But I am frustrated, but...
Gun to the head.
Oh, what?
I'm merely frustrated because I think he can do a better job, said Jared, surrounded by armed men, who works for an electric company and was previously a Metford police officer for six years until he resigned in July 2018.
Quote, Yeah, right.
It really sounds like the secret surface has literally surrounded him, and his family goes, if you don't make this apologiser, you are not going to end very well for you and your son.
Have you ever seen The Purge of Iraq, which I've talked about before?
Christopher Hitchens talked about it a lot.
So Saddam Hussein was purging the parliament, and he brought in cameras to film the whole thing, and whilst he's purging all of them, I won't go through the whole story, a bunch of them start standing up and just being like, you know, glory to Saddam, he's the son of the moon with him, in a pathetic attempt to be on his side, and of course they go out and get shot too.
But I just really just kind of read like that.
Like, I mean no disrespect to the Emperor.
I was only making a joke.
Please, I only think he can do better than he is currently doing, which is amazing, by the way!
He's a great leader!
So, message to Jared, which is, if he has your kids, blink twice, and we'll try and help you.
We'll send in SEAL Team 6, otherwise known as...
Move to Florida.
Karl Rittenhouse.
Move to Florida.
Anyway, so Schmeck, hence his last name, called his remark a joke.
They put joke in quotes, as if they don't know.
What a joke is?
Again?
Do you remember when Carl was campaigning?
Remember when we were doing that?
Yes.
It was fun times.
Bloody good fun.
Oh, it's good times.
And for people who don't know, there was a segment on local news here, the BBC, in which they were like, you know, this man is campaigning and he's made a joke.
And he says it's a joke.
And then in the segment, they're like, we've called in a university joke expert.
To evaluate whether or not it's a joke.
Imagine being like 100k in student depth and be a PhD in jokeology or something.
The interview this dude, the BBC, they're like, please say it's not a joke.
It's not a joke, isn't it?
And he just goes, well, you know, there's a set-up, a punchline, that's a joke.
It's like, good, thanks for the interview.
As soon as someone who's not a left-winger makes a joke, everyone's like, what is a joke?
We're going to have to get an expert in to tell us what jokes are.
This is a joke.
I have no idea what those are.
You okay?
Is that how you say it?
Anyway, so in here, quote from him.
And now I am being attacked for utilising my freedom of speech, Schmeck said, adding that he had been receiving some vague but threatening phone calls since the Santa Tracker call.
And of course, if you're criticising him and you don't like that he said that, pathetic, but whatever, but sending threatening phone calls to him, or making his company try and fire him, I mean, good luck, because his dad's the owner.
But, yeah, what the hell's wrong with you?
He said, let's go, Brandon.
I mean, you're that spiteful.
You're that pathetic.
You can't take that level of criticism.
A slight joke.
They deeply offend it, don't you know?
Yeah.
Anyway.
Continues this quote.
I understand there is a vulgar meaning to let's go, Brandon, but I'm not that simple-minded, no matter how I feel about him.
The 35-year-old father said Christmas morning.
He seems like a cordial guy.
There's no animosity or anything like that.
I was merely just an innocent...
It was merely just an innocent jest to also express my God-given right to express my frustrations in a joking manner.
There's like an ellipsis here in the quote, so there's a pause, and he goes, I love him, just like I love any other brother or sister.
Cringe.
But it also, again, reads like a hostage statement.
Yeah, he's like, please don't, yes, I love him.
You love Kim Jong-un, don't you?
Yes, I love the great leader, the supreme leader.
The spiritual leader of the country.
Come on, two in three people don't like him at all.
They don't even think he's doing a good job.
So the idea that you have to sit there and be like, I love him like any other brother or sister is a bit weird.
Well, I mean, to be fair, there's a lot of brothers and sisters who are absolute assholes and you probably just want to punch in the face.
Could be code, though.
Could be code.
Maybe he's got his brother and sister tied up instead of his kids.
Yeah.
So he can do the hostage statement with any father.
Yeah.
Say let's go, Brandon.
Say it one more time!
Let's go, Bullet.
Anyway, so at the end he has this, he says, asked why he resigned from the Metford police on July 15th, 2018.
Schmeck wouldn't say.
Which is his right, of course.
I can have it a guess, though.
I thought we'd have a bit of a play of the theme music now and we'll go into, can you guess why someone might leave the Oregon police?
Portland?
Might be.
Anyway...
So let's go to the next one, which is just a link about what was happening at the time.
And as you can see here, far-right group brawls with anti-fascist protesters in Portland streets.
And this was a problem that had been going on since 2016 endlessly, because the left is the left.
And I love the phrasing, of course, regarding being a left-wing outlet.
Problem is definitely the far-right.
They went with far-right group, anti-fascist protesters.
You know, the passive narrative of these people who are just...
They're just anti-fascists.
Also, they're just protesting.
They're just carrying signs, you know, playing the drums, singing lullabies, whatever.
Exercising the American rights.
Bike-locking their friends, you know, whatever else kind of things you do at a protest.
And the far-right group, they're just something that turns up and attacks these drum circles, of course, anyway.
But I do have some good news on all of that, which is...
We did cover, I think it was Yvette Falaka, who got off with community service.
Yes.
I thought we'd do a little bit of an update.
So if we go to the next one here, we have the Antifa bomber, who you may remember, who has actually been given a sentence.
It's up here.
Gabriel Agand Berryhill has pleaded guilty to throwing a bomb at a federal courthouse during the Antifa riot of July 2020.
He says he was given the bomb, the explosive, by a masked person.
I saw people in black block handing out weapons to random people in my field reporting, Andy says.
And as you can see, this is the individual here.
And there's also pictures of him with riot shields out there trying to defend his comrades from justice.
Which, yeah, but he's actually pleaded guilty on that.
So yes, we have it all in writing, which is that the bomb was thrown, and it was thrown by Antifar, and we have the guy who did it.
And he has pled guilty to those charges.
Let's see what the sentencing will be.
Maybe more community service for this man.
Okay, so we go to the next one.
I mean, we can just see the bomb.
I don't know if you can play this without the audio, please, Michael, just to demonstrate the nature of what happened.
Yeah.
And it's not a Molotov.
It's a huge explosion that goes off and everyone goes quiet.
Which is just...
Yeah.
The dude threw an IED at a government building.
Anti-far terrorists is a correct description for these people.
Two weeks coming to surface, I say.
Yeah.
Anyway, we also have one more, which I thought was quite, uh, uh, time, timeful and, uh, quite nice for Andy himself.
So if we go to the next one, we have, uh, Andy reporting on this.
Oh, that's a sentence.
That's a sentence.
That's a sentence.
Yeah, and deserved.
He still has an open felony case from allegedly smashing up a church during an Antifa riot after the 2020 election.
And if we go to the next one, you can see the individual who is also a male-to-female transgender person, which is overrepresented within these cells.
And you can see them there smashing up the place and the homeless person next to them trying to sleep and being like, what the hell?
Who are you trying to sleep here?
Do you mind knocking?
Oh, gosh.
In the name of the working class.
Hey, guys, get in!
Smash these up!
Yeah, and just to mention, I thought I'd plug it again, because we did do an interview with Andy about Unmasked, his book about it.
Jafari there, Jared, D-Fari, sorry, was actually an individual Andy ran into, and was given death threats by, and then when he ended up in Chaz undercover, Andy was covering up his face and all that, Jared turned up in this lawless hellhole in which multiple people had been shot, walking around with a white rifle.
And Andy's there with his camera looking at Ari going, ah, crap.
And then he ends up getting recognised and he has to just sprint out of there.
So I suppose that's also personal justice for Andy about being issued death threats by this person and also the fact that, well, he can sleep easy for at least seven years, plus whatever he gets for smashing up that church.
But anyway, there's Let's Go Brandon's Christmas, which I'm sure he very much enjoyed.
Let's go to video comments.
Alright, fellow Lotus Eaters, I'm going to be taking a break until January because of, well, student subsidies arriving in January instead of December for some reason.
The e-registration for my COVID pass kind of failed a few days ago when I was heading to Florida, so I had to reschedule my flight even though I have waited three weeks for my pass to be registered, and that sucks.
Fuck COVID, fuck the state.
I didn't really understand.
I don't hear them very well.
I don't know if I need to turn this up.
No, no.
It's loud enough to hear.
it's just the the mask because i had the mask okay i think I think he said something about his Covid pass registration failed.
I feel kind of rude.
I can't hear why, but I heard he said he failed.
Yeah, so just the whole thing's an S show.
Yeah.
I don't really know how to respond to that anyway, but just sorry.
But yeah, there's an S show.
But you'll be travelling soon, won't you?
Hey, me?
Travelling?
Oh, I'll be like travelling.
For another time.
Let's go to the next one.
Hi, guys.
So I've been reading to send in a recording of how it is that I'm carving these Celtic knots into the sash clamps I'm making.
And I need a tripod to hold it above the workpiece so you can see clearly.
And I'm really sorry for all you camera nerds, but I haven't got a tripod.
But I do have wood.
Alrighty.
Great wood it is.
Yeah.
I love the woodworking.
Good wood.
I do like it when people always send stuff they're making.
I wish to describe to people who are listening what he's made as well.
Oh yeah.
I can't remember now because it's not on screen.
Wood.
He has made wood.
He had a chisel set and everything.
Yeah, you can use your imaginations to solve the rest of that puzzle.
Let's go to the next one.
Hey guys, just got your segment on the kids being forced to reenact the Holocaust, and it reminded me of back in the early 90s when I was a 12-year-old boy and doing an overnight field trip with my school to local YMCA.
They waited until after dark, and then they chased us around the woods, banging pots and pans together, shouting the N-word at us, and that was us reenacting and learning about the Underground Railroad.
What?
What?
That's crazy, man.
I...
That's insane.
*laughs* *laughs* *laughs* I don't know what to say to that.
I just...
*laughs* And I kind of laughed at the other one as well because it's just so absurd.
Like, I don't know what the teacher's thinking, you know?
I don't know.
Is it just that they're secretly a white supremacist?
They just want to build up and really want to say some slurs.
And then they're like, where's the one place I can do this?
A school.
To kids.
Who did I make to say?
Children.
Alrighty then.
American education is worse than I thought.
Can you call that education?
Anyway, thanks for that story.
Let's go to the next one.
Tony D and Little Joan with another Legend of the Pines.
Amatol, New Jersey, a ghost town in the Pine Barrens that was used to build Amatol explosives for World War I. Built in 1918, the town was abandoned shortly after the war.
The ruins are still there and then became the home of the Amatol Raceway.
Built in 1926, Stopped use in 1928 and torn down in 1933, but you can still visit the ruins in the Pine Barrens.
Cool.
There's just so many stories.
He should write tourist guidebooks.
That's the thing, the guidebook is going to be like 300 pages.
Well, yeah, I know, but it's going to be worth it.
It's going to be like an Argos catalogue by the end of it.
It's stacked.
I don't know what you're going to do with all of it.
Well, you uploaded a bunch of them about the Jersey Devil and all that to his YouTube channel on a big series.
So, I mean, that's one way to deal with it.
But, yeah, Merry Christmas to you and Joan.
I don't know what happened with Joan there.
I don't know if you saw that.
Your face seems to be just buried in the bed.
Sleepy boy.
Anyway, let's go to the next one.
I just wanted to say how much I appreciated you guys celebrating Christmas.
The poppers, the lights, the sweaters, everything.
The whole presentation was just super warm, inviting, and comfy.
And I hope you guys had a Merry Christmas and that you have a great New Year.
Just remember, only three more years of Biden left.
Well, Merry Christmas to you too.
Yeah, Merry Christmas.
I want to know what the hell's going on where Alex Jones is getting to the point grabbing some lady's foot next to him and sniffing it with a big smile on his face.
He looks like he's on a panel as well.
Yeah.
He looks like he's on stage on a panel and just grab a lady's foot.
Has someone in the audience asked if he has a foot finished and he's done that for a joke or what?
I want to know the context.
I don't know.
But is she ready to have no shoe on?
I don't know.
Anyway, I suppose let us know.
Let's go to the next one.
Hey, I hope you all had a very base Christmas.
Callum, I just want you to know that I had nothing to do with Oil Guy's Sardong.
I mean, I didn't exactly discourage him from doing it, but it wasn't my idea and I wasn't involved in it anyway.
Also, you're right, I am the dildo guy.
Actually, no, I was the dildo guy.
As of last Wednesday, I have now finally signed my termination agreement with my previous company and I'm now on three months gardening leave.
To find a new position in the UK. So if anybody in the UK would like to pay me a large sum of money to do whatever the hell it is you want me to do, then that would be much appreciated.
Thank you.
Cool.
There's a job application from someone who won't screw you over to the base.
Well, let us know when you're actually in the UK and we'll meet up for some pints or something.
Well, he's in Scotland, isn't he?
Oh, he's in Scotland?
Yeah.
Too far.
Sorry, mate.
Also, Scotland's got all his vaccine passport and lockdown rules and stuff.
I may be wrong, because we met at the live event.
Yeah, no, we met at the live event, but I don't know where in the UK... I forget, maybe, where in the UK he's going.
Come to England.
It's the only country in the UK that isn't...
Well, until later, Boris comes up with some bollocks in 5pm.
I wondered where that story was going then, because he was like, you know, I've stopped being the dildo guy.
I was like, is he going to go into the chains business or something now?
He's now the flesh-like guy.
It could be Lotus-Easus merch.
No, no, no.
It's not wholesome either.
No, not wholesome.
That's not where your dad is.
We'll copyright sue you for that.
Get the next one.
To the listeners, we have a crusader lifting a...
What's this called?
It's basically like a barrel.
It's like a barbell barrel thing that you lift up.
We have a vertical grip.
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas.
In the snow as well.
And he's wearing shorts, so that's pretty awesome.
We have a Crusader helmet.
Good work.
Always good to keep your gains then.
Keep your gains!
See you in the next one.
So some relate to the party, but I'd like to add my movie recommendations.
One of them being Home Alone, where you have a good American holding himself up against two commies.
And I'd like to also add Hang Em High.
And the reason behind that is because it tends to kind of walk through, it's not really a holiday movie, but it tends to walk through basically what's important of a good legal system and the steps into getting that set up.
Those are just my two.
Not bad too.
We were all talking about Love Actually before we got live actually.
Yeah.
Which might do a segment on tomorrow because I just think it's really funny.
Does that mean you have to watch it tonight just to prepare yourself for it?
Probably.
It's not a bad movie honestly.
I can't remember.
I'm sure I've seen it but it doesn't like...
Yeah, but it comes on every Christmas in this country at least.
And I watched it again because it was on and my mum put it on and watching it.
It's not a bad movie.
And there are a million articles from very salty progressives who are very upset about the whole thing because they're like, did you know that everyone is getting along?
And everyone's getting married and having relationships?
And they're not very genderqueer as well.
You have a male...
And a female, both cis, and they're having a relationship!
That's not fucking progressive!
That's what Pink News went with, which is it's not queer enough.
The Guardian went with its class hatred because everyone's not poor.
There are films about poor people.
It's like, you don't have to have a film, like, every single film is about poor people.
You can't have a middle class film, it doesn't matter.
The Independent went with, what was it, the Prime Minister was a bit of a rapist or something, because he ends up liking the tea lady and getting along with her.
And then, I can't remember who else, someone else went with the couple who can't, like, one of them speaks Portuguese, one of them speaks English and they get together.
That's basically rape.
And there's another couple where they've got married, and she's got a friend, and he's still in love with her, but he can't show it because they're married.
And he's a stalker and rapist as well.
It's just like, why can't you just sit down and watch the film?
Well, in the leftist sphere, everything is rape.
Except actual rape.
When it's actual rape, then it's just your biggest is for not having sex.
This is like the non-rape is transphobia.
Anyway, I think you might do anything on that.
Let's go to the next one.
Oh, no, we don't have the next one.
That's the end of them.
Let's go to the written comments on the site.
I can see a lot of people asking where Carl is, which is he's on holiday.
Yeah, he's taking an extended holiday.
He'll be back next year.
Anyway, where are we on the written comments?
Philosophy Tube.
M1Ping.
M1Ping says, Only the government would be stupid enough to think GlowTube would have an influence on people opposing mandates and lockdowns on the basis of freedom.
That's why I call it corruption, because I don't know what else it could be.
Because, as you point out, even in their own document, they're looking for X group of people, so we won't go on with a YouTuber who does not have that audience.
No, but the thing is, right, you're not convincing people, because I'm pretty sure they're already sold, that audience anyway, because of the political leaning, that audience is already sold, so I don't even know what the purpose is.
No, it doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
Yeah, because if you suddenly see someone in GB and he was like Tom Harwood promoting the vaccine, then you know that it's a PSYOP. You could estimate that.
Yeah, but if it's someone who's actually all his audience are left, then you can't even do a PSYOP. There is no PSYOP to be done.
Yeah, there is no, because the entire audience base is already on your side.
So all it is is literally just BreadTube getting given government money by a bunch of people who work in journalism, siphoning it off from...
Socialising out text money for...
Ideologues.
That's corruption.
That is textbook corruption.
Stealing state money to do nothing.
Because as by your own admission, you are not doing the thing you set out to do.
There you go, Royal Institute.
Yeah, it's not stupid.
I mean, I know this phrase of, what is it?
Don't attribute stupidity.
Sorry, don't attribute malice to what can be explained by stupidity.
But it's not even stupidity.
This cannot be explained by stupidity.
It is malice.
It is textbook corruption.
Well, it's not malice.
It's just, like, lining the pockets of your friends.
Well, that's what malice is.
you know evil intent though so omar awad said i'm reminded of the trans that got mad at the developers of the forza games because it dead named them after they couldn't be asked to change their name on the accounts it's like moving house and getting mad at everyone that doesn't send your mail to the new address you didn't tell them about that's a simple way of putting it i think this is leo's position but i refuse to acknowledge people who want me to put more work into their transition than they themselves do
Yeah, I think that's largely a fair way of doing it, which is that, especially if the person comes off as deceitful in the whole thing, like they might be doing it for other reasons, or financial reasons, then it's kind of silly and it's hard to take seriously.
So Callum Dayton says, Philosophy Tube going for mythical wider audience.
The audience that isn't there.
I heard that approach before and see the results of it being tried each time.
It's not like a 50-year-old plumber starting to watch Philosophy Tube, is it?
Who's this?
I'm really interested now.
I've been working all my life.
That makes sense.
I'm oppressed.
No, but I would like to be told that I'm evil and all my stuff should be stolen and I should be killed because I'm a oppressor.
Yeah.
I mean, that's what they're selling.
That's the ideology they're coming out with.
I mean, they literally end up like a prop kid.
I mean, if you want a joke for an evening, actually go and get Conquest and Bread and just read it.
I don't have to say anything else.
Especially when you get to the clothing section, it is fucking absurdist how retarded this all is.
And they're like, yeah, we'll base our entire sphere of YouTube after that.
I think I've told you before, but I'll tell you again.
The clothing thing is just like, right, what we do about clothing in the anarchist socialist future?
Put all the coats in a pile, and then we'll distribute them according to need.
But some people may say, what if I get a bad coat, and other people have got good coats?
Do not worry, people will be satisfied with the coats they get.
Just doesn't even address it.
Lays out the criticism and is just like, I don't even care.
Not even the dude writing the book takes this seriously.
Just take what you give him, mate.
That's what it is.
Yeah, get stuff.
Shooting of history, a lull of the feds pulling a Bloomberg and purchasing social influence.
Big shock, they're always done it buying off media or disappearing the people who ain't interested.
Yeah.
Free Will 2112 says, "The strange alliance between sections of the hard left and the globalist elite has a historical precedent in the alliance between Prince Sykous Monarchist and Pol Pot's murderous Marxist Khmer Rouge, which brought Pol Pot into power in Cambodia, resulting in the death of at least a million Cambodians in the killing fields.
A devil's alliance indeed." I didn't know you had an alliance there.
Although I do find it really funny that communist Vietnam invades to put an end to it.
It's just like, like, communists fighting communists, because that's not real communism.
Always the case.
They've got the next segment.
Chris, the trusted witty.
Right, Jonah Lord.
You could knight a turd, and he'll shine with greater morals.
I mean, it's not even rolling it in glitter, is it?
Well, actually, you can polish a turd, as the Mythbusters have done.
What?
Yeah, you can polish a turd.
An actual turd, you can polish it.
Sorry, the Mythbusters did this as an episode?
Yes, they have done it.
What happened?
Many years ago, many, many years ago.
What happened?
No, they just polished it and it was all shiny and stuff.
You can polish a turd.
Sorry, I just find that...
Even for the Mistbusters, I just find that a weird idea that they would go through with that.
Well, I mean, to be fair, it's something that's very common when he said, like, you can't polish a turd anymore.
Sure.
That's fine.
Are we good or not?
Can you imagine, like, one of them squatting over for the set?
Well, I think you kind of have to compact it first, because you've got, like, a squishy, liquidy diarrhoea.
Oh, you know what, let's...
Okay, all right, fair enough, sorry.
Ahem...
Okay, raise the theme.
Despite the fact that Omicron is roughly 70% less likely to cause hospitalisation, the government sure are trying their hardest to make this variant overrun the NHS. Sajid Javid threatening the fire staff, sage using worst-case scenarios to scare people into unnecessarily going to the hospital for minor symptoms, and negating cancer screening and other appointments that will inevitably lead to more terminal cases.
It's rather sickening, to be honest, to see government more focused on creating a health problem than reforming the NHS to make the budget as cost-effective as possible.
This should not be forgotten.
Well, I mean, yeah, that's true.
I am actually interested.
I don't know if anyone can find it.
I imagine somewhere on the NHS data set, there will be a section of, you know, people who died in our care.
Yeah.
I think you'll slowly creep up because a lot of people will complain.
I mean, like, say you've got family members or friends who's got, like, cancer, and then they can't get treatment for two, three years, and then they die.
But I want to know the number of kids that were killed by the Do Not Resuscitate order being given by central government to save the NHS. Not only that, but we do know because Maginera did a lesser thing ages ago, which points out more young people are committing suicide than ever before, and that's more than the deaths by COVID-19.
I didn't know that.
Yeah, so the lockdowns actually clean more young people because they despair, they can't go anywhere.
No, no, no.
I don't know if that's true.
I'd have to go and check the data myself.
No, he has the stats.
He has the stats.
Basically, his entire letter is fully sourced.
Every single point he made is sourced from actual research and stuff.
I'll look it up afterwards.
Yeah, no.
We covered it briefly, I think, ages ago.
Maybe March or something.
Very early on.
Maybe it's not that good.
But anyway, Freeborn JJHW. Losing all those NHS staff reminds me of what Americans said in Vietnam.
We had to destroy the village in order to save it.
Yeah, that is a real quote.
Tom, why?
Governments everywhere.
Let's vaccinate everyone three times or more against a virus that ceased to spread a year and a half ago.
Vaccination doesn't help.
Government everywhere.
Why would anti-facists do this?
Well, I don't know, but you work by the time you have a sixth jab.
That's all I know.
Just keep getting boosters after boosters.
You know, it was always a bit of a joke that, you know, you would end up with seven jabs and now it's actually becoming real.
It's not even a joke.
It's like, we already can see the fourth jab.
Israel's already doing it.
So...
I mean, what month is it?
So by, what, the end of next year, we're going to be on seven?
Yeah, we'll definitely be on seven.
We're actually going to be on seven.
Basically, they're saying the vaccine only lasts like 10 weeks or something.
The...
Supposedly, the latest research says the vaccines, the immunity it gives you will wane over time in six months.
So it's literally like every year you take two jabs.
I told you it's a Japflix lifetime subscription.
You are right.
Anyway, I don't know how to...
S-H, how do you pronounce that?
Shaker Silver.
I don't remember the name from the old...
Is it Shaker?
Yeah, no, he's one of the old comrades who used to be on the Sargon channel, so I remember the name.
Fair enough.
I hope you gents will be getting ready for the door-to-door jab being sent by the government.
Seems along with Payne dying...
YouTube channel...
Dying YouTube channels.
Your government is doing everything to make everyone take the jabs.
Well, I'm going to say that if they knock on my door, my door is going to be the door that knocks back.
Did you get that text or not?
Yes, I did.
I forwarded it to 7-something-something-6 for reporting it for spam and blocked it.
Nice.
There's actually a number.
I can't remember what it is off by heart.
Let me have a quick look.
But for foreigners who might not know...
It seems that maybe a third of people in the country or two thirds just got a text yesterday.
Right.
But importantly, according to trading standards, that is technically unsolicited text because you never signed up for it, so you can report it for spam.
Legally, that is spam because you never signed up for it.
You never signed and go, government, please send me a text.
They just blanket sending it out.
So that is spam by definition.
So you can complain.
So forward that to spam filter and complain.
One more in this section.
Okay, Chris Wolfe.
If the health of the community is of utmost importance, then we must recognise that we are suffering a pandemic of the unbaptised.
Time's up!
We need priests and deacons to go door-to-door ASAP. Right!
If not, we have communities to get to decide.
Are communities deciding?
Who is then?
I do love this because there's a guy who used to work at Reason.
I think he's separate now.
Was it Remy or Remy or something?
He has his own little YouTube channel and he just makes music videos about politics.
And some of them are, I think, really nice.
And one of them is, you just want people to die, I think it's called.
And it's just him playing different characters in Senna.
It's like, we must lower the speed limit to four miles per hour, otherwise people will die!
And that's the essential argument.
They're leading to abolishing the private procession of cars.
Because people might die.
That's where they're leading to, especially London.
They're just blocking up all the roads.
But that's another story, another time.
Yeah, but it's the same logic, and you can see it at this point.
It's like when there's not enough deaths to justify what you're doing, you end up reducing yourself to just saying, people could die, or people might die, if you don't do this one thing.
People could always die.
It's not an argument.
I mean, on average, though, on average every day, well, on a regular year, between, I think it's 250 to 350 people die from the flu every day, and COVID is killing, what, 10 people, not even that?
Something like that.
So, who gives a flying F? Yeah, but it's the refuge of someone who doesn't have an argument.
I think party seizes like 400 people a day or something?
Like, seriously.
But I'm getting to the point that when someone starts reducing themselves to just saying, well, people might die, you know their policy is worthless.
Because that's not an argument.
It's this number of people will die, not people might die.
Anyway, so...
Let's go, Brandon.
Let's go!
Sorry, mate.
Spanish name.
Aside from the obvious hypocrisy of saying that now you can't insult the president, the most important thing the prank call showed the world is how demented and out of touch Biden is.
His wife clearly aware while he's just there like an idiot not knowing that he's being insulted.
I agree with that first part of the second, but I don't even think she did.
I mean, some people think so because of the movement of her eyes and whatnot.
I honestly think both of them are that far gone.
They have no idea.
I mean, to actually respond with the joke, F Joe Biden.
I don't even think he knows where he is, to be honest.
If you tell him anything, it's like, let's go Tristan.
He'll be like, oh yeah, let's go Tristan.
He's just like, he just carry on.
He's pretending that he knows what's going on, agreeing with whatever it is.
Ignacio is right on the point there, though, which is just that we as the West really are buggered when our leader of our entire bloc, the United States being the world's superpower on our side, is led by a man who can't even point out when people are joking about him.
He has no idea.
He just demonstrates that...
How desperate the Democrats are because they've got nobody.
The best they can bring out is this dementia old man.
M1Ping says, so the party of LGBTP, Antifa and Drag Queen Storytime is suddenly concerned about indecency.
The P. Honourable mention, so Duffy B says, The left cheered the reporter who threw a shoe at George W. Bush and said the comedian Griffin holding a severed fake head of Trump was just a joke, yet some guy who trolls a dementia riddled buffoon is destroying the republic.
Yeah, I mean, actually, when you put it like that, it is kind of mean, because at least, you know, when you make fun of Trump, you know, it's a grown man, we're not a guy who's clearly having problems, and quite frankly deserves some compassion at some level, which is, someone who doesn't like him and is screwing up the country, absolutely, yeah, he's bad, but at the same time, it's like when you're dealing with someone who is clearly being controlled, right?
No one that far gone can really do anything, I don't think.
Anyway, moving on.
So if we get to Sevilla Knox, who says, British Voldemort, who was accurately reporting on minorities in the UK, has awful haircuts, but here is my picture with him to prove it.
Here's a way...
Sorry, I don't think I understand this one.
So British Voldemort, who is accurately reporting on minorities in the UK, has an awful haircut.
Here is my picture to prove it.
Oh, is my picture with him to prove it?
Oh, yeah.
I get his point.
Right.
So you can't put up images of the bad man without condemning him.
So you say something terrible and it's like, oh, here's my picture with him.
Maybe next episode.
My way too is I actually just blacked out his face and then his smile is just like white teeth you can see.
So you can still recognise him and he's got a word ban over his eyes.
Did that actually last?
I thought they banned you for that as well.
No, no, they banned me for the original one.
They retroactively banned me for stuff that I reported on him doing two years before he was even banned himself.
So I'm like, what?
So that was like, I think 2019 or something.
But your image with him presumably got you banned?
In fact, you kept talking.
I'll find it.
I spent six months, basically, banned from old stuff that were legal at the time that I was posting.
Are you going to find the image of you with a black-tailed figure?
Yes, I am looking for it now.
It's going to be hilarious.
Shadow Robinson.
So, Reece Sim says, I laughed my head off when Biden said, let's go, Brandon.
I don't know if they can see it.
Send it to Michael.
You can put it on screen.
Oh, yeah, I'll send it to Michael.
That's a good idea.
Yeah.
Reece Sims says, I laughed my head off when Biden said, let's go, Brandon.
I equally found it funny when people said Ronald Reagan had Alzheimer's, so what's the big deal?
Yeah, that's true as well, which is...
I don't want to give a toss about that.
The obvious answer is that Reagan was voted into president, then developed Alzheimer's in Arthur.
Not logged in on that.
Actually, it's on Discord podcast.
Backseat editing over here.
Backseat editing.
Anyway, so the...
Oh, well, I'll start that again.
The obvious answer was that Reagan was voted as his president, then developed Alzheimer's in office and made preparations for his declining mental state, whereas Biden was demented from the start and probably only remembers he's president five minutes before the press conference.
Yes, that's also true.
Do you want to, like, not be a hundred thousand times zoomed in?
You zoom out?
Okay, well, he's getting it ready.
Anyway, so Jonah Lord says, good to see Base John in the spotlight for this festive season.
Much well wishing for all of you and to yours.
Yeah, we were going to do this for Christmas Eve, you know, and the cheese and the wine.
Unfortunately, Michael is on holiday, so I have to do the tech stuff.
Yeah, yeah, so we thought we'd do it as a prank.
So, anyway.
Cheers!
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas.
Another year of this.
The OG. How do I keep drinking that?
It's crap.
Oh, mate, you should just give in and drink some normal wine.
That's actually quite nice.
No, I'm not doing it.
Anyway, so do we have the image up so we can show?
There we go.
He still zoomed in again.
Click it again, Michael.
Click it again.
Zoom back out.
There we go.
Bully Michael.
That's what I had to do, but it worked.
Yeah.
So, as you can see, that's one way around it.
That's one way around it.
Student of History says, sacrificing kids to Moloch, barbaric, sacrificing kids to the Holy NHS, perfectly civilised.
Especially if you're curious witty, then you can sacrifice anyone you want, frankly.
Sacrifice everyone else.
Baron von Warhawk says, if you think about it, naming your channel BreadTube is probably not a good idea because it makes people think about breadlines, which is the natural endpoint of communism.
Yes, yes it is.
I also thought it was highly ironic, and I've seen, because I check out their subreddit sometimes, because I love going in leftist spaces and seeing them all in fight, because, I don't know, it gives me fun to know there's left on left violence.
But I actually don't know, what is the origin of, why did they call it Bread Troop in the first place?
Because of the book, The Conquest of Bread.
Okay.
So, Kropkin, probably butchering his name, he wrote a book in which, ages ago, in which he postulated where he will set up an anarchist-communist world, and how we're going to get there, and what will the world be like?
Because some people say this is merely a fantasy, and we will never get the anarchist-communist utopia.
Clue is in the word utopia.
Fucking idiot.
Anyway, so...
He then lays out, and it's like 12 chapters or something, and it's how he's going to conquer different things.
So the first one is, you know, bread, and then it'll be clothes, housing.
What do you mean, my conquer?
So conquer in the sense, because this dude is a lunatic, he thinks making a thing is like conquering it, because again...
Here's a recipe, conquer it.
Yeah, but it's like, you already live in a world where bread's freely available, but you know, we're conquering it by making sure we can have some.
Like, bread is fully available?
Not in my world, we need to conquer it.
Yeah, it's an effort for them to be able to make bread.
Anyway, so he brings up how they're going to feed everyone in the anarchist-communist future.
And the best part is, it's not really about the bread itself.
It's about the meals and the cooking.
And he says that...
You'll be given a job.
Don't know how.
Presumably by vote or anarchy.
Assigned.
Assigned job at birth.
In this anarchist system, we're going to assign you a job.
So the bureaucrats have this anarchistic society anyway.
Everyone goes off and does their job.
And we won't have kitchens and houses anymore.
None of that.
Not having kitchens.
No dining rooms.
No.
Instead, we'll have a big canteen in every village or dwelling.
Everyone eats.
Where everyone comes and eats, and you all eat the same thing, which is the best part.
You can't eat what you want, this is all you're getting.
Dietary requirements, I think you need to die, son.
Good luck, vegans.
You want some spice in your food?
Well, Kevin doesn't like spice, so there is no spice for anyone.
And half the village is gluten intolerant.
Yeah, so it's mad.
And he just wants a series of cookers in which people can cook and then make the food and then all be served in this canteen.
And maybe if you argued with him, he'd realise that that's retarded and be like, well, we'll have two meals.
Imagine how bland it is to, like, cater for everyone's requirement.
I know, but then if you argued with him, I bet he would go along and be like, well, we can have two meals and then, you know, oh, we'll have a vegetarian.
Oh, okay, we'll have a fifth option.
How about we have an option for everyone?
We just give them their kitchens and they can make their own.
So that, you know, This is why I'm saying read it, because it's so stupid.
It's like the same way of how they want all their identity politics.
It breaks back down to the individual.
It's the same thing.
It really is.
Word for word, it is the dumbest thing I've ever read.
I can't believe people take it seriously.
Not to mention your entire section of YouTube after it.
And that's just chapter one.
That's just him talking about food, where he's obviously a retard.
You should do a book club on it.
Probably should.
It'd be hilarious.
I can't get over how obviously dumb all of this is, and yet people actually believe it.
It's...
Did not underestimate the power of human stupidity.
Anyway, and then there's the housing and all the rest.
It's really dumb.
Really do give a brief.
Actually, have you seen one of the latest videos on an anarchist commune?
It actually worked reasonably well.
Have you seen it?
No, no.
Well, anyway, watch it.
It's not Black Hammer, is it?
I can't remember where it was, but it's like America's...
Actually, no.
It's from Nordic somewhere.
Can't remember.
Nordic?
I don't know.
Yeah, somewhere in Scandinavia.
But it actually worked for a while...
But watch it first.
And then someone realised if they steal things?
No, no, no.
It's like even the government's...
Basically, they got rid of all their own gangs.
Oh, you mean Christiania?
Yes, that's the one.
Yeah, he made a video on that one.
Yeah, but it's not really anarchy when you're surrounded by a capital city.
Yeah.
So, anyway.
So, Shooting of History says, the biggest lie ever told, the government has your best interests at heart.
What?
Who ever said that?
I don't even think anyone ever said that.
I don't know.
I mean, there are leftists who think like that.
So, I don't know if they've ever said it.
I don't think anyone ever told me that government has your best interest at heart.
I never assumed they have.
I need to get rid of these.
Let's play.
We still have the Christmas decoration.
We've got to keep it up for the 12 days.
We'll keep it up until New Year's or something.
We'll keep playing with it because it's bored.
Anyway, so, like, it's just in front of you, I just think.
Anyway, so Rob Allen says, this year, RI's Christmas lecture is being given by Van Tam.
Gonna take every opportunity to spread the propaganda.
I don't know who...
Royal Institution's Christmas lecture.
I don't know who Van Tam is, though.
I don't know.
Sorry.
Google him.
Yeah, and the last one here, Nunya Business says, Thank God America doesn't knight people.
Could you imagine Sir Anthony Fauci?
Gross.
Maybe it would be good and his head would become so full of hot air he would just float away.
I don't know.
Yeah, I think it's good that you also don't.
I think they're giving the Medal of Freedom or something, don't they?
Because they seem to give that out to anyone who's a friend.
There we go.
I love the image of Barack Obama giving it to himself.
You know, like the Nobel Peace Prize he got?
Like Barack Obama.
Anyway.
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