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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #443

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	Hello and welcome to the podcast of Lotus Eaters for the 25th of July 2022.
	I'm I'm joined by Carl.
	Hello!
	And today we're going to be talking about why nonce disrespecting has become a hate crime in the UK. The monkeypox outbreak.
	Also connected to nonce disrespecting.
	I don't know, the hate crime.
	And sendable to Ireland, which...
	That's three hate crimes right there.
	It kind of is, actually, yeah.
	Well, welcome to the hate crime special.
	Good on the British government.
	Good on the Irish government for accepting that this is the future.
	There's nothing they can do about it.
	But anyway, we shall start off with nonce disrespecter-in-chief.
	So Posey Parker has become nonce disrespecter-in-chief for actually getting a visit by the police for disrespecting nonces.
	How is she pulling ahead of us in the nonce disrespecting category?
	I think she's more in the police's ire because she's in that feminist paradigm or at least she's nipping away at that within.
	I suppose so.
	It's just that so much of our content is dedicated to disrespecting nonces.
	And we don't get a visit by the police, or she does, for upsetting them.
	But first, just to mention, of course, you should go and watch the interview with Posey Parker that Carl did a while back, which, you know, she talks about these sort of things, and why she ended up essentially now as the, well, hate crime connoisseur of non-disrespecting.
	But just to be clear, right, Posey Parker is a lovely woman with four children, married, very polite, very nice, doesn't seem in any way out of the ordinary, except she's like, look, there's a definition of woman, And I think that we should embrace it because it's real and makes sense to the world.
	And that's like, right, okay, now you're in trouble.
	Yeah, big-time trouble.
	Literally police trouble.
	Yeah, that's literally the only thing she's ever done wrong, as far as I'm aware.
	Yeah, because if you go to the next image here, I did see Carl something that popped up yesterday, which is she did a livestream.
	Just had the police here for...
	What did she say?
	If you can scroll down again, just for the wording.
	It was being untoward about pedophiles.
	Pfft!
	I just love that phrasing.
	Sorry, excuse me, sir.
	Madam, you're being untoward about pedophiles.
	Oh dear, am I? I'm sorry, you are.
	Yes, you're welcome.
	Do you want me to be promoting towards pedophiles?
	I don't know.
	Who is not being untoward about pedophiles apart from the Vorsch fan base?
	Aren't you the police?
	Aren't you meant to be against this?
	No way.
	You, the police, realise that pedophilia is a crime, don't you?
	Is it?
	Oh, good lord!
	I left young Maddie with those lovely men from Luton.
	Well, I suppose they'll learn somehow.
	But she describes her ordeal in her live stream, and I thought we'd give some of her watch.
	You can watch the full thing, of course, on her channel, but we'll just cut down the relevant sections.
	The first one here being the fact that she did indeed get a visit for disrespecting the answers.
	Let's play it.
	Are you Kelly J. Keene?
	I was like, yes.
	And they said, oh, can we come in?
	And I said, no, we can't.
	And he said, well, we're here because we've had a complaint.
	Do you do YouTube videos or something?
	I said, yeah.
	He said, we've had a complaint.
	Somebody's phoned up because in one of your videos, you're being untoward about pedophiles.
	So I said, surely I'm allowed.
	I said, It's a crime to be untoward about pedophiles.
	He said, no, do you know the video I'm talking about?
	I said, no, I make lots of videos in which I talk about child safeguarding and women's rights and not wanting men or anybody who is born male, which I would call a man, about them not using women's faces.
	And I said, I'm actually quite offended.
	That you're here this afternoon to spend time telling me about being untoward about paedophiles.
	I said when, really, there is actual crime going on.
	Such as paedophilia.
	Perhaps.
	I mean, the grooming gang scandal is still going on, but it hasn't stopped.
	There's still thousands of young girls being raped by particular groups of men, trafficked around the country.
	And they're like, well, you can't be offensive about this.
	Well, it's not those paedophiles.
	I mean, they've got their own special protections and things you can't criticise.
	But there's another group of paedophiles which the police are very concerned with.
	But what I love about this is some nonce has phoned up the cops and been like, she's being really offensive towards noncing.
	Oh, well, we'll get right on that, sir.
	Well, that's the thing.
	I mean, it does come down to it.
	I mean, I love the idea that there's going to be police visits into schools in future, in which the police will tell the kids about nonce rights.
	Just breathing heavily down the phone.
	Yeah, she made a video about pedos, and she was very disrespectful.
	Oh, I'm so sorry.
	I remember the last podcast, there's that old quote, which, you know, misattributed to Voltaire about, you know, find out who you can't criticize.
	To find out who really rules you, and it's like, yeah.
	That's not even wrong.
	The international pedo elite seems to become more and more true.
	Prince Andrew and Epstein, sorry.
	Jimmy Savile, I'm sorry, there is evidence for this.
	Except, you know, it's not just them.
	It's not just Rotherham types, is it?
	It's another type that Posey Parker might have poked.
	Yes.
	She goes on to have more conversation with this person, and the copper in question decides to tell her...
	It's a hate crime.
	Let's play.
	He said, well, the person was offended.
	I said, well, yes, and I'm offended.
	I'm offended that you're here trying to silence women, talking about the safeguarding of children.
	He said it's been recorded as a hate crime.
	I said, is it a hate crime or a hate incident?
	And he said, I'm not here to argue.
	And I said, OK, well, let me tell you this.
	He said, look, I have to go and report back to the person.
	I mean, even that...
	Oh, I know what I said.
	I said, have you watched the video?
	He said, no.
	And I said, so you're here because somebody was offended about something that you haven't even seen.
	Yes.
	Shall I go back and watch the video?
	And I said, well, I would have thought that was something that you should be doing before you come out to somebody's house on a Sunday afternoon.
	And I said, right, okay, so let's say that Somebody makes a video about anti-racism, and I'm a racist, so I phone up and say, it offends me that somebody just made an anti-racist video.
	Are you coming out for that?
	No.
	Right, okay.
	Just to silence women, then.
	Okay, as I said, it's recorded as a hate crime, and then we had the conversation about hate crime.
	A hate incident.
	He said, I'm not here to argue.
	And I said, you tell the man that reported me that I don't care how he identifies.
	He is not coming in women's spaces.
	He is not welcome in women's spaces.
	We don't want him in women's spaces.
	We won't call them women.
	They're not going to take our language.
	So will you tell him that?
	He goes, all right, well, this has taken about three minutes and we can go now.
	How insane!
	You're going to be charged with a crime for saying that pedophiles might be bad.
	I love the idea that racists are funny with the police.
	Look, so you defend the pedos, but you won't defend me, an honest-to-goodness racist.
	We build this country!
	We've run this country!
	I keep being told by the BBC. Yeah, exactly.
	Instead, you're just defending the pedos.
	It's not on.
	And, well, the logic is even wrong.
	He doesn't have a special protecting group.
	They've got a protected characteristic, Carl.
	It's a sexuality, we are told.
	That's what it's going to be.
	And, well, we have that as well, because she goes on to say that she thinks that the two coppers who turned up were clearly out of their depth.
	Yes.
	Which, um...
	Are they any better than their average copper, though?
	Frankly?
	I mean...
	To be honest with you, when I had to go and speak to the cops in Birmingham about an alleged incident with Jess Phillips, an alleged tweet against Jess Phillips, they were clearly out of their depth as well.
	And after, like...
	I was there for, like, an hour just explaining things to them, and you could see the look on his face is just like...
	What the hell have I stepped in?
	Yeah, the meme of the mathematical equations.
	He's just like, you could tell they were just like, oh my god, this is stupid.
	Yes, and very clearly here.
	But that's what I mean.
	That with Harry getting visited to check his thinking, for example.
	I mean, the British police do uniformly seem to be defenseless against leftist ideology, and this is another perfect case where the peers really entered the alphabet, it seems.
	Because she said she may have bespoke and said it's not crime, because more crime was committed.
	Because she wasn't arrested, I mean.
	Yeah.
	So I thought we'd just crack in, of course, for foreigners who may not know.
	We have hate incidents in this country, which is a non-crime that the police investigate.
	And record.
	world.
	I can't make that make sense, but we'll go forward.
	A hate incident.
	Yeah, so it's defined in here.
	A hate incident is any incident which the victim, or anyone else, thinks is based on someone's prejudice towards them because of their race.
	Oh, I'm mind reading.
	I'm mind reading.
	Sexual orientation, disability, or because they are transgender.
	You know what?
	I, as a leftist activist, have decided, you just hate me because of my race.
	It's not like every leftist activist takes that as read on everything they do.
	Good God.
	But they won't be investigating that.
	Only for protected groups like pedos, which is...
	They've been historically marginalized.
	No, if you've got an ethnic minority racial activist, they will have to give you hate incidents for that.
	And every single time, they say, yeah, it's because I'm black, it's because I'm black.
	I mean, imagine what David Lammy's reports to the police are like.
	They just do it because I'm black.
	It's like, no, it's because you're an idiot, David.
	Hello, David.
	How's the kids?
	Good to hear from you again.
	Been on Twitter again, have we, David?
	But yeah, we are.
	I mean, all of those.
	None of those.
	I don't think there's the paedophile race yet.
	The paedophile religion.
	The paedophile disability.
	I mean, it's kind of...
	Paedophile transgender.
	We'll leave that there.
	And paedophile sexual orientation.
	There we are.
	That's it.
	That's got to be the one.
	That's the one the police have decided is now a protected characteristic in which they will defend the honour at all costs.
	You're a nonce and the police go, no, and jump in the way.
	Yes.
	That's just what a world we're in.
	It's a real inversion of Brass Eye.
	I mean, Brass Eye was like, oh my god, imagine if there was a huge, overblown fear about pedos, and the police have decided that, what if there was no protection for them instead?
	What if the pedos were the good guys, saying the British police?
	What if Posey Parker, a mother and woman's rights activist, is the villain here?
	I love how it's not even anything but being untoward as well.
	Am I not allowed to be untoward towards things?
	Just of all the things.
	But there you have it.
	There's the state of the UK. See, it's not even tolerance, though, is it?
	It's approval.
	That's the thing that untoward implies.
	So, you know, I can be untoward towards things.
	I'm tolerating it, but I don't have to like it, and I can be untoward.
	I mean, what a tepid word to use anyway.
	The British police are like, well, you're only tolerant of pedophilia.
	You're not promoting it, so we've got to step in.
	But Untoward is literally having a negative attitude towards something.
	I can have a negative attitude towards immigration and tolerate immigration.
	How about crime?
	Police are only allowed to have positive visions of crime.
	Well, the police are sat there thinking, look, if crime ends, then we're out of a job, lads, all right?
	Awesome.
	But there you have it.
	There's the story with her, which, again, is just so unreal.
	I know we're laughing, but I mean, this really is just the hell world this island has become.
	I mean, I love that meme where it's like, your British police are the most incompetent on Earth, but also somehow you live in a totalitarian nightmare state.
	Yeah, I know!
	How has this happened to us?
	Oh, boy.
	But it's not the only story along these lines.
	There is another one that I saw popped up, which I think we'll go and check out, which happened on GB News, which is this chap here, who we featured many a times before.
	Ah, yes.
	Pop star Ollie London.
	The obviously sane pop star.
	Who has decided, not only is he Korean, of course, you may remember, he decided he was transitioning to become Korean, he's now also transitioned into being a woman, according to himself.
	That's no different than anything else.
	Certainly isn't, and is deciding that he wants a 100% Korean baby, so he's hooked up with a porn star who also isn't Korean, and that means...
	Are they going to adopt?
	But I mean, the state of this...
	Yeah, it's disgusting.
	I mean, I did see in the comments, even a lot of GB News viewers were like, is this LGBT news?
	Police, please don't visit me for being untowards towards trans-Koreans.
	A lot of people are just saying, okay, this is the moment, it's all gone too far.
	Oh, this is the moment, right, okay.
	I mean, it's useful, but okay, finally, apparently, some percentage of the British public are like, well, I'm fine with all of this.
	I've proposed parking I've visited, but trans-Koreans?
	Step too far in an aggressive world.
	That was the line.
	God...
	But, I mean, again, the absolute state of the West.
	What the hell is wrong with us?
	Why is this even a discussion?
	I mean, we can't be on towards towards pedos, and we need to accept to crimes Koreans.
	You know, I'm thinking maybe I might be against tolerance as a concept.
	Yeah, I think it's got that far.
	Yeah.
	I think Tolerance has had its try.
	Look where it ended up.
	I don't know how much good it's done.
	It's done some good, the religious aspect, but in this aspect, not so much.
	But if we go to the next link here, you might notice GBNews actually deleted a tweet about this, which is interesting.
	Really?
	Why?
	Can you guess?
	No?
	They said his child.
	Oh!
	Oh, sorry.
	Yeah, of course.
	Her child.
	Duh.
	Yeah.
	Don't get deplatformed from Twitter because you misgendered a clearly sane person.
	Because GB News didn't want to upset the sane individual across from Mark there.
	No, no.
	Twitter's rules prevent that.
	I know, I know, but it's just the level of, if that's the case, okay, then we might have to delete some other stuff about the past of Mr.
	London.
	Instead, he might not be Mr.
	London, but Mr.
	Sol at all times and in all places.
	But this isn't the worst thing that's happened in these regards.
	This is just one of the most insane aspects.
	The worst thing is Stonewall, of course.
	Really?
	Couldn't shut their mouth for five minutes.
	Oh.
	Sorry to tweet this out.
	They kept it up.
	They didn't delete it in the end.
	You see, they put it out here.
	Research suggests that children as young as two recognize their trans identity.
	And yet, many nurseries and schools teach a binary understanding of pre-assigned gender.
	There was two.
	My youngest son is currently 20 months old, so nearly two.
	So he'll be a girl by...
	He'll be a girl by the end of the year.
	But the idea...
	They can't even speak at this point.
	They play with the things that interest them.
	He happens to really like fire engines.
	Big win.
	Definitely a boy.
	But the idea you could identify that a two-year-old is transgender is just insane.
	Just obviously child abuse and sickening, and the fact that Stonewall promoted this.
	I think this may be the tweet that kills them, honestly.
	Oh, fingers crossed.
	Christ.
	Because, I mean, over the last year, Liz Truss did the good thing of actually deplatforming them from every government department, because why the hell are they getting state money?
	Don't know, Conservatives.
	There's like three left that still give them money.
	It's like work and pensions and a couple of others.
	But it is some good news there.
	But then this is the thing.
	I mean, this is just the ultimate reveal.
	I mean, I know we've talked about for ages in which you've had this endless push over the last two years of, well, there could be Trans at 16.
	What about 14?
	12, maybe?
	What about 4?
	What about the Scottish government?
	Stonewall's government 2.
	That's the point at which we should transition, kids.
	And the article that accompanies this is It's just sick.
	Really?
	Really.
	I thought we'd go through some of the quotes in here of what they said.
	The person who wrote this article.
	Start off with, my four-year-old is gender non-conforming, but her nursery don't respect that.
	Base nursery.
	They write...
	Posey Parker's nursery.
	I would send my kids there, they'd be safe.
	Yeah, well, I don't think they can get nonced or converted into something else.
	No, she might be untoward to any strangers who turn up.
	Yeah, be untoward towards the pedos, yeah, yeah.
	The author writes, It came unprompted, bubbling up from somewhere pure and certain inside of her.
	Oh, did it?
	Right.
	Big think.
	My husband and I took to asking whether she felt like a boy or a girl, or neither.
	But it was unprompted.
	Pure.
	Bubbling up inside of her.
	So we went...
	This is abuse by women.
	It's such a reveal.
	Yeah, big self-report.
	Keep the women comments to yourself for this one.
	To let her know we were listening and keeping tabs on any progression either way.
	We were just interested.
	We weren't pushing anything.
	Oh, yeah.
	Defenseless child.
	I was bathing her one time when the question came up and she said, I'm a boy.
	When the question came up, so you were bathing her and asked her, are you a girl or a boy?
	And she's like, I'm a boy?
	I don't know.
	I'm four.
	Like, I will literally just...
	Like, this is the thing.
	Children are so easily led by what you put in their minds because they're literally four years old.
	You know?
	Like, if you didn't keep saying it, they wouldn't think about this at all.
	But also the idea of, you know, when you're bathing a child, I imagine most of the conversations are, do you like the rubber ducky?
	Yeah.
	Not, are you comfortable with your gender identity?
	Well, normally you're like, you know, playing with toys, like pouring water through water mills and, you know, splashing each other.
	But no, not this part, so they have much bigger things to chat to their kid about.
	But when the question came up, I love the idea that, oh, it's just organic, you know, just in the middle of the bath, just came up.
	In this organic conversation, she went quiet for a moment, looking down at the bubbles deep in thought.
	That's another characteristic of four-year-olds.
	Yeah.
	Pondering thoughts.
	I think not, father.
	Then she looked up again.
	With a confident smile, she confirmed, I'm a boy today.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	today as well.
	I marvel at how self-assured she already was.
	For as long as I can remember, I've struggled to assert myself with others, even my own family.
	I'm beyond relieved she feels comfortable being herself around me and keeps growing all the more confident and adventurous for it.
	Right.
	I don't know how else to explain this, like...
	Children of this age have no method of self-restraint or understanding that they aren't the center of the universe.
	There are psychological studies.
	Oh yeah, no, no, no.
	There are really interesting studies where it's only about five years old that they can begin to picture what the world would look like from another person's perspective.
	And I saw, you know, the great ones where it's got like a landscape scenery.
	And the child just assumes the person whose view they're looking at can see everything they can see because they just can't imagine it, right?
	And so the idea that this four-year-old's like, oh, I don't know if I should say that.
	It's like, no, they are blabbermouths, right?
	And one of the big problems when they get to about four and they can start talking is when you're walking around the supermarket and they go, mummy, that person smells.
	Daddy, that person's really fat.
	And it's like, shh.
	We know.
	We can all see it.
	But it's really embarrassing.
	Yeah.
	I mean, it's also the whole thing of, like, if a kid says you're ugly, bro, you're ugly.
	Oh, yeah.
	There's no comeback from it.
	Like, they have no filter.
	I just remember once the story of just a child, my mother, just getting on the bus, the bus driver was a lady who was very fat, and the kid just went, gosh, she's fat.
	It's just like, shut up!
	Anyway.
	Also correct.
	The author continues, but the obstacles to her sense of self have started looming.
	Again, as if the world has put the obstacles there, to her sense of self, not your sense of self that you've pushed on this child, of course.
	Ever since she started nursery in September 2021.
	After she'd been attending for a few weeks, she said to me again she was a boy, but then looked troubled, and added that her teacher told her she was a girl, and that she's always a girl.
	I suspect her teachers don't think she's old enough for gender nonconformity, Her teacher's normal.
	Yeah, I suspect too that her teachers are actually sane and, you know, not a child abuser.
	Yeah, but this is exactly the problem.
	You're perverting your child's understanding of their own self.
	That's awful.
	Despite published research confirming that children as young as two, all three recognize their gender and identity and their own transness.
	Just shut up.
	I'm not believing any of that.
	That's just obvious hokum.
	Sorry, not going to waste my time.
	Whilst my daughter's identity is still in its early formative stages, it's hard to know if I should act against the school or teachers.
	I mean, what are you planning?
	Yeah.
	GRLR. What's the planning of it?
	Because I can't...
	What happened?
	He misgendered my son!
	So I burnt this nursery down with the teachers and all the other kids in.
	Because I can't fully know what happened in the first place.
	I mean, we can guess.
	It's as described.
	Yeah, it doesn't sound like a ridiculous story.
	No.
	They write, I still feel like a coward because I haven't spoken up.
	Either way, the damage is done.
	She's been less likely to talk about her gender with us.
	Good.
	Yeah, good.
	She's healing.
	We are the virus.
	And when she does it, it's often to affirm her femininity.
	Lucky for her.
	She'll talk about stereotypical girly things, like princesses, in a way that makes me feel like she's parroting things she knows girls are supposed to like.
	Again, as if four-year-olds have this level of self-awareness.
	So, ultimate reveal.
	They actually, like, kids can't really lie until they get to about five or six years old.
	Because, again, they just don't have the sort of mental processing power.
	And so it's really funny when they just big self-report on everything.
	It's hilarious, you know?
	But, yeah, no, she's just looking at the things that interest her.
	That's it.
	But also the self-report there of when she was saying she's a boy, I was 100%, all eyes and ears, happy to help, push her along, go for it.
	And now she says she wants to be a girl.
	How disappointing.
	How disappointing.
	There must be someone pushing this ideology.
	Unbelievable.
	Unbelievable.
	Meanwhile, I still call her my daughter, and so I worry I'm only making things worse!
	What, by affirming the gender she wants to be called?
	Yeah, again, just as soon as it's not the way you want, for some reason all of a sudden you're worried about someone pushing ideology on a girl, thinking she's a girl because she's a girl.
	I mean, again, make it make sense.
	I mean, the West is just a mess.
	There is the Joker meme of the millennial mother where he's like, you know, my mum always wanted a transgender and I didn't feel that way and that's how I got these scars, that meme.
	And that's all I'm seeing on this.
	Just, I feel bad for these kids.
	Mother.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	The main reason I'm still gendering her this way is because she's comfortable being called a girl.
	Well, mystery solved.
	Get back in the van, lads.
	But expresses discomfort with being anything else, presumably because of what her teacher said to her.
	Let's keep presuming.
	Sometimes she still broaches the topic of wanting to be a boy.
	I'm sure she does.
	She's pointed to male characters and books and says that she looks like them.
	Okay, that means she's transgender, is it?
	Right.
	We say teachers can't tell her who she is, but she comes back with the same contradiction.
	If my teacher said this, it must be true.
	Transgender awareness in early education is still being fought for by LGBTQ plus charities like Mermaids and Stonewalls.
	Just a quick thing, I love this.
	It's surprising how easily kids slip into this mode of thinking.
	Yeah, it's surprising how easily kids recognise boys and girls.
	It's also the fact that she thinks there's some authority in her life.
	There's forces to be a girl.
	Whereas when I was forcing her to be a boy, that was...
	That was organic and natural.
	Perfectly normal.
	But I love how she just self-reports Stonewall as well, being the ones who are literally trying to do this to kids.
	Fantastic.
	And then she...
	She...
	Ends this.
	The gender-inclusive values of London's proudly diverse Jenny Hammond primary come praised as good practice by Ofsted, but one or two schools making this effort isn't enough.
	So you know which schools to avoid, lads.
	Yes.
	And then, the ending.
	Anti-bullying policies aren't cutting it.
	Not for my daughter, or anyone in the trans community.
	As a trans man...
	God, what are the odds?
	I know this first hand.
	I apologise for misgendering this stunning and brave manlet.
	Oh, really?
	I, for one, am just shook that all of that came from someone who also has probably no reason to try and force it upon their daughter.
	I also love, you know, you literally gave birth to her.
	I mean, come on.
	To him.
	Sorry.
	He gave birth to him.
	Right.
	It's just seething.
	My daughter doesn't want to be a boy.
	Oh god, I transitioned.
	What the hell's wrong with you?
	That's the thing as well.
	It only takes one generation for this nonsense to not be indoctrinated, and the whole thing will end.
	Yes.
	Nowhere else in the world does this happen.
	Nowhere else.
	In any time period has it been like this.
	This is all cultural imports.
	But anyway, that's that.
	That's the disrespecting noncery, which will get you a hate crime record these days.
	Let's move on to the monkeypox.
	Speaking of getting a hate crime record, let's talk about the monkeypox outbreak.
	We're going to get on this for doing this episode.
	And the thing is, we're not even saying anything wrong.
	Everything we're saying is, to the best of our knowledge, factually accurate, and just what has happened.
	I don't know what else to tell you.
	But before we begin, if you want to support us, because we're undoubtedly going to get demonetized on the platform for this in some way, go sign up to lotuses.com and watch some of our great premium content, like what it's going to be like for you in about five years' time when you're Prisoner in the metaverse, in the pod, eating the bug slurry, infected with monkeypox.
	Anyway, so it was on the 18th of May this year that the monkeypox outbreak began.
	And the thing is, you could tell the media were thrilled about this because the COVID stuff had just sang.
	No one cared anymore.
	It's over.
	And they were like, great, it's a new disease that's going to be a pandemic that we can terrorize the public with.
	But to their dissatisfaction, it was only a very small percentage of the population that this became a pandemic for.
	You could tell they were disappointed.
	But let's go through what monkeypox is, as NPR explained, right?
	Because monkeypox isn't new.
	This is an old virus that was, you know, it's been around for a while.
	It's similar to smallpox.
	They come from the same orthopoxvirus family.
	It's not as transmissible or fatable as smallpox.
	However, some researchers worry that monkeypox should mutate and become a greater threat to humans.
	Now, just put a pin in that.
	We'll come back to that.
	And one study published in 2008 warned if monkeypox were introduced to an unvaccinated population, the virus could capitalize on the situation and become an epidemic.
	So how dangerous is it?
	Well, it gives you fever, headaches, muscle aches, a lack of energy, a rash and pustules.
	The good news is that the version of monkeypox that's spreading across the globe is not particularly deadly.
	99% of patients can expect to survive.
	There is one version of monkeypox that is deadly and 10% of people infected die from.
	But the version currently in England, as they say, is milder.
	Fatality rate less than 1%.
	Cases generally resolve in two to four weeks.
	How dangerous is it?
	Nothing too much to be worried about.
	However, an infection could prove fatal to children under the age of eight, or with individuals with a compromised immune system and those who are pregnant and breastfeeding.
	Fatal to children under the age of eight.
	Put a pin in that.
	We're going to come back to that too.
	Oh yeah.
	Certainly something you don't want to get.
	That's for sure.
	No.
	No, it's obviously unpleasant.
	Probably not fatal.
	How's it spread?
	No idea.
	No clue.
	I'm staying out of this one.
	Human-to-human contact.
	It's got to be very close contact between people, basically.
	A person-to-person transmission isn't common as it requires close contact with bodily fluids, such as saliva from coughing or pus from lesions.
	So, essentially, mucus membranes have to be touching, is what they're saying here.
	Very intimate contact is how monkeypox spreads.
	In addition, they say, the virus could be spreading through a new route, sexual contact.
	What is even more bizarre is finding cases that appear to have acquired the infection via sexual contact, says epidemiologist, some foreign name that I can't pronounce, this is a novel route of transmission that will have implications for outbreak response and control.
	We are particularly urging men who are gay and bisexual to be aware of any unusual rashes or lesions and to contact sexual health service without delay.
	And so I kept looking into this, and on the 19th of May, something called 56 Dean Street, which describes itself as an expert sexual health clinic in London who focuses on the needs of the LGBTQI plus community, quote, for us, providing it's legal, nothing is weird when it comes to sex.
	Why don't we weird?
	Is it healthy?
	Well, that's a different question.
	We never make a judgment on anyone's sex life or situation.
	Everyone is welcome at 56 Dean Street.
	How progressive.
	So the UK Health Security Agency has identified multiple confirmed cases of monkeypox in gay men.
	This suggests the virus can be passed on during sex.
	See where this is going, can't you?
	How are kids getting it?
	We'll get to that.
	The 30th of May, CNN published their article starting to begin to cope over this.
	Oh, it's monkeypox and its symptoms and threats to you.
	How can we make the public afraid of this?
	And Dr. John Brooks, the chief medical officer for the CDC's Division of HIV AIDS Prevention, says that, quote, a notable fraction of cases in the current outbreak have been seen among gay and bisexual men.
	But by no means is the current risk of exposure to monkeypox exclusively to the gay and bisexual community in the US.
	Anyone, anyone can develop and spread monkeypox, says Brooks.
	Yeah.
	What's that significant fraction?
	Is it like nine of a ten or...?
	It's more than that, actually.
	Overall, monkeypox is a moderate risk for people with multiple sexual partners and low for the broader population.
	It's not considered a sexually transmitted disease, although it transmits very easily during sex.
	That seems to be one of the primary ways that it's actually spreading.
	So by the 19th of July, CNN are panicking.
	It's a red alert because cases are rising in the LGBT community.
	Here's what to know, Callum.
	Anyone can get monkeypox.
	Hang on, why are the L's getting thrown in here?
	Well, that's a great question, actually, because literally zero lesbians have had monkeypox.
	It's a miracle.
	No.
	No, it's pretty reasonable, actually.
	It's pretty understandable.
	But they say anyone can get monkeypox.
	It's just that, you know, zero lesbians have had it.
	But in the latest outbreak, the virus is predominantly spreading among gay and bisexual men.
	And we just don't know why.
	Officials noted on Monday...
	What is it, the gay and bisexual men?
	It's a homophobic virus, okay?
	That most of the people affected reported some level of sexual activity.
	Just some level.
	Just some level.
	That doesn't mean the virus is sexually transmitted, but I keep saying it.
	But officials say that it shows that prolonged skin-to-skin contact is one of the major ways that monkeypox is now spreading.
	As of now, the risk of monkeypox is low, according to the CDC. But public health experts say there are still things you can do to protect yourself, especially if you're in the pool of higher-risk people.
	Weird euphemism, isn't it?
	Are we just...
	Why is everyone spurt around and still?
	That pool includes men who have sex with men.
	And anyone else?
	No!
	That's a big pull.
	Particularly those who have had multiple sexual partners in the past two weeks in an area with no monkeypox cases.
	Actually, it's a relatively small pull.
	Sorry, it's gay men who have a lot of sex.
	Not even just, you know, so if you've got your boyfriend and you're having it, you're staying at home.
	Yeah, you're fine.
	If you're going out on the town tonight with 15 blokes...
	Well, that's the thing.
	It's actually a fairly narrow band of people, like, you know, a subset of the gay community that engage in this kind of behaviour, right?
	But in April and June, they did, the NEJM did a paper on this.
	They studied 528 monkeypox cases in 16 nations, and 98% were gay or bi.
	So not 9 out of 10.
	If you're going to round off to the nearest 10, it's 100%.
	So there was someone in the chat who did say the fraction was 1 over 1, so he was actually closer than me.
	Yeah, basically.
	95% of these cases are thought to have been transmitted during sex.
	Of 377 people with monkeypox with data, 29% also had an STI, which is lovely.
	What are the odds?
	What are the odds?
	There were no deaths among these people though, which is good, because it's not a very fatal disease.
	90% of the cases were analysed in Europe, with a median age of 38.
	And they say the strong likelihood of sexual transmission was supported by the findings of the primary genital, anal and oral muscule lesions, which represent the inoculation site.
	As in...
	It's sex.
	It's having sex that is spreading because of lesions in the mucous membrane.
	It's lovely.
	Another study found that 98% of those who were infected were gay or bisexual men, which is interesting.
	And we even have an account of how one man got monkeypox.
	Local man tells his story.
	Yeah, let's go to the next one, John.
	Sorry, if you go to the next one.
	Right, so this guy privated his account after this went viral, right?
	So could you get up the phone?
	So Babe the Pig Boy says, Hi, so I have Monkey Boy.
	Look at that wonderful profile picture.
	Not fishing for any sort of sympathy.
	Well, that's lucky because you're not getting any.
	But since I'm already known for being pretty unabashed on the internet, I figure I'd give an honest account of how I got it and how my symptoms manifested, so hopefully to educate anyone curious.
	So strap in.
	Let's go to the next one.
	So finally I got back into the swing of things and attended a friend's birthday orgy on Saturday the 9th.
	Did you attend a friend's birthday orgy this weekend?
	I didn't.
	No, me neither.
	I visited my parents and had dinner.
	Maybe I'll do next weekend then.
	I'd been watching the news on Monkeypox, but the general feelings on it really were and still are developing by the day, so I nor anyone else was especially worried.
	You have the next one?
	How common is a friend's birthday orgy?
	Well, quite.
	No, I mean, seriously, actually, I've never heard of that.
	Well, listen.
	So I attended the orgy.
	I had a great time.
	Guzzle a metric F-ton of human piss.
	I think I had sexual contact with around 15 men, similar to the orgy on Saturday.
	What?
	Wait, so you had two?
	Yeah.
	It's just last week's orgy.
	Are they even the same people?
	Gozzled a metric F-ton of piss, Callum.
	I had a great time.
	Met some great people.
	Then stumbled my piss-drunk ass home.
	Give him the next one.
	My two cents.
	It's reductive to tell gay people not to have sex.
	It clearly didn't work in the early days of AIDS. And it's clearly not working now.
	Oh!
	You know, me and every other gay man, we basically just have, you know, orgies every other day.
	That's every weekend, apparently.
	Well, twice that weekend.
	I'm not even judging, but, like, you've got to kind of expect there are going to be some adverse consequences to this, right?
	Yeah, we've spoken about, you know, sexual kinks and whatnot before, and it's always been keeping in your own bedroom.
	I mean, that does come with the caveat of advice of don't go around 15 men a night.
	Well, I mean, I don't advise it, and I think it's wrong, but again, if it's all a bunch of adults doing adult things, I'm actually not that bothered as long as I don't have to foot the medical bills for it, which unfortunately I did.
	There's a new strain of a sexually transmitted virus, especially made for you.
	Perhaps don't go to that gay orgy this weekend.
	Or the one the next day.
	It's a double booking.
	Reduce the amount of piss you drink at these orgies, perhaps.
	I don't know.
	I love it.
	Me and every other gay man, there's no point telling us not to have sex, because that's all we can do.
	It's just orgies.
	This is not every gay man, obviously.
	No.
	It's so ridiculous.
	This is a certain disgusting subset of the gay community.
	But I love this.
	My two cents.
	It's reductive to tell gay people not to have sex.
	It didn't work in the early days of AIDS, and it's clearly not working now.
	Right.
	Put a pin in that, and we're going to come back to that.
	Right?
	If literally you've got this...
	You know, if AIDS isn't enough to stop gay men from going to these orgies, then monkeypox...
	What would it take?
	I don't know.
	We'll get to the next one.
	This was a director at the Open Society Foundation, George Soros' one, that Andy Noe pointed out, and he says, quote, I had sex with several guys over the weekend.
	Then a week later, on July 1st, I started feeling very fatigued.
	I had high fever with chills and muscle aches.
	My lymph nodes were so swollen, they were protruding two inches out of my throat.
	So you went to a pride parade?
	New York pride.
	New York pride.
	Had sex with a bunch of men there, and got monkeypox.
	Oh yeah, I mean again, not one.
	You didn't find someone to settle your life with or anything, or you could share something.
	No, instead you went, ah, several guys, why not?
	Have a pie.
	Just go to the weekly orgy.
	I love how Andy no point in this, because meeting Andy is such a polite, normal guy.
	He's gay, he doesn't go to these orgies.
	But I love that sub, I don't know what the percentages within the, you know, homosexual men is.
	Let us know in the chat, I suppose.
	But it's just, I love the people like Andy who are just sat there like, degenerate.
	I mean, it isn't the LGBT community, it's the D community.
	Yes.
	Literally just the guys who are going out on 15 guy at night orgies.
	Yes.
	But what I love about this though, who do you think is responsible for this?
	Everyone but him.
	- Oh. - Obviously.
	The whole thing feels like a huge failure that should not have been allowed to happen, especially for two and a half months into the outbreak.
	If someone like me, who has worked in sexual health for a long time, is having such a hard time navigating care, I can't imagine other people doing it.
	I know several people are just sitting at home in agonizing pain because they're not getting the support they need.
	I'm pretty worried we're close to the point where it's gonna be another endemic disease, especially among gay men.
	We haven't passed that point already.
	I'm worried we'll be stuck with this forever.
	Do this to yourself, mate.
	Again, someone who, what did he say, works in this industry?
	So even you know the risks.
	You didn't care about the risks.
	And then you're like, well, society did this to me.
	More importantly, the Conservative Party did this to us.
	What?
	Damn right-wingers making me go to pride.
	For God's sakes!
	I thought you were joking!
	Yeah!
	The Tory government is failing queer men as monkeypox's cases surge.
	It says gay MP. What are they supposed to do?
	Why, what are their options here?
	Well, I mean, this is a call for oppression, really.
	What else could it be?
	We want you to get the police to start bashing down doors, not those doors, and breaking into these orgies and separating them to make sure that it's not happening.
	Otherwise, you're failing the gay community.
	I don't know what else they're talking about.
	I mean, the objection is, well, hang on a second, why aren't we all vaccinated against monkeypox?
	It's like, why don't you just take a weekend off the gay orgy?
	Yeah.
	That's another option.
	We have for monkeypox to go.
	Yeah.
	It's probably going to be a year, maybe, with no Georgies.
	You can have them next year.
	Yeah.
	Go to town, but, you know.
	It's just, it's your health and safety we're thinking of.
	But no, we won't be vaccinated.
	I'm not missing a week of this!
	We're going to end up with a national lockdown because some guys really want gay orgies.
	They can't wait six months.
	The LA LGBT community feels ignored as well.
	Activists and health leaders have been sounding the alarm about monkeypox for weeks, saying they were inadequately prepared and overlooked by public health officials.
	Now many state and local officials are joining the call for a better response to the outbreak.
	Efforts to get more vaccines it is, you see.
	There's no other preventative measure.
	Only treatment.
	That's it.
	That's exactly it.
	There's no amount of virtue that could have been applied to this situation.
	I mean, they say, monkeypox cases in LA and San Francisco have continued to rise since late June.
	Increases that coincided with the city's pride weekends.
	I think we can call them super spreader events, actually.
	Yeah, we can.
	Advocates say that efforts to provide penetrative and post-exposure protection to those who are most at risk were hampered by severely limited vaccines.
	And so that's what they've done, is they've started opening up monkeypox vaccination clinics.
	Go to the next one, John.
	Have they got rainbow flags on the doors?
	No, but they have a long line of white men.
	Okay.
	A really, really long line.
	Just LA things?
	Well, this is in Brooklyn, in New York, but zero lesbians.
	So when they say LGBT community, if I were the rest of that community, I'd be like, well, hang on a second.
	What's this got to do with the L's and the T's?
	Well, this is why with Andy, like, screw even that, just the D's, frankly.
	This is a small subset of that community.
	You know, it's like watching a refugee camp, really.
	I mean, there's just zero women.
	Yeah.
	But anyway, the World Health Organization has declared this to be a public alert, public health alert.
	I'm really concerned about it.
	Yeah, yeah, okay.
	It's a global health emergency, actually.
	Yeah, I suppose the rest of us will also have to cancel our massive gay orgies.
	Dr.
	Tedros is like, careful out there.
	I was going to go to one myself.
	Wear a mask.
	But then, the specter of what happens when children catch it comes up.
	I had this tweet.
	Look at this.
	120,000 likes.
	I had to tell a room of adults that monkeypox was not a gay community disease and it was over for all of us as soon as little children catch it and it suddenly got really quiet.
	Yeah, why did it get quiet?
	Wait.
	How are the children going to...
	Yeah.
	I mean, the statistics actually do...
	Some weren't even laughing.
	And like, I don't have to worry about that.
	Sir, you have a toddler.
	You absolutely have to worry about it.
	Oh, I do now?
	Oh, I do now?
	Like, really?
	I mean, I do have a toddler.
	I am genuinely worried about it.
	Stay away from my kid, ma'am.
	Someone didn't know.
	First case in children was confirmed the other day.
	Two cases of monkeypox in children.
	The Center for Disease Control and Prevention said on Friday, this is Rochelle Walensky, who's the director of it, said, both of those children are traced back to individuals who come from the men who have sex with men community.
	We talked about how it's spread, right?
	Yeah.
	What was the percentage chance of not sex?
	I don't remember being very high at the start of the segment.
	Yeah.
	I mean, it's possible.
	Yeah.
	But...
	But they do say, well, someone who's not gay can get it just as easily as someone who's gay.
	It's like, yeah, if they have gay sex...
	If they have penetrative sex unprotected with someone who hasn't, then yeah, they can.
	That's exactly right.
	I can imagine the Biden administration's news announcement on this, which is this toddler and this gay man, if they both have gay sex, then they could both get the disease, equally likely.
	I mean, I imagine they will try and spin that at people.
	Yeah, which they will.
	But this is the thing, it's like, okay, how did they get it then?
	You know, what mucus membranes were touching is the question.
	Anyway, the cope about this has already begun, as you can imagine.
	This is just some verified checkmark on Twitter.
	As someone previously noted, monkeypox is going to spread at a ridiculously high rate once school is back in session.
	It's not, actually.
	Yeah, it's actually not.
	What have those kids been up to?
	Okay.
	Well, that's the thing.
	She doesn't know how it spreads.
	Given that it's been irresponsibly discussed as a virus that only impacts queer men, it's important that we nip that rhetoric in the bud fast because they will use the inevitable infection of children to further demonize queer people and their incendiary groomer labeling of the community.
	Well, if you're having sex with kids, I think...
	Just saying.
	How did the children get it?
	There's also, I love how this person uses the term queer men.
	Not gay men, as well.
	I mean, you have noticed the shift there, because...
	Oh, good God.
	Don't you know they're going to try and demonize us, because we keep going to gay orgies every weekend and getting monkeypox.
	All I'm saying is there might be an argument for virtue here, that someone might want to make.
	Monogamy, perhaps.
	Or, yeah, I mean, gay marriage was meant to be.
	Isn't that, you know, I'm pro-gay marriage now.
	That's to be a monogamy.
	Pro-forced gay marriage, really.
	I don't think gay men should be able to have sex without being married.
	To help the gay community.
	It's just that I can't believe this terrible narrative about us is going to be spread.
	It's like, well, how did those kids get monkeypox?
	It's just curious.
	I mean, the director of CDC is like, well, I mean, it did come from the men who have sex with men community.
	Which usually doesn't include six-year-olds.
	Anyway, that's that.
	You know what's funny as well?
	Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted about that, and then I think that was the reason Posey got the visit.
	Really?
	I can't remember what's on my head, but I'll go check out afterwards.
	Oh, God.
	Well, I suppose with that, we shall move on to sending them all to Ireland.
	So...
	You may have heard the old phrase of send them back to...
	And instead, we now have send them all to Ireland instead, which is actually government policy and Irish cope.
	Well, I mean, are they part of the Schengen zone?
	Yeah.
	So they can arrive back in France.
	They can enjoy themselves.
	And just to mention, firstly, just going to advertise Constantine Kissins and Immigrants Love Letters to the West, because he was talking about the wonderful things England has and, well, the West in general, and the fact that we've abandoned those.
	And a certain somebody who was suffering with that is now Ireland, and they can enjoy it because it's no longer our problem.
	But if we go forward, you can see this is the news headline that the papers went with recently, which is Liz Trust makes a pledge.
	I'd send more migrants to Africa.
	Good.
	Yeah.
	And the person who posted this was like, oh my god, why wouldn't they disavow this?
	This is like the National Front.
	I saw that trending.
	I was like...
	No.
	Number one, what's wrong with Africa?
	Yeah.
	Riddle me that.
	Number two, we literally have a plan to send to Rwanda.
	It's all above board.
	Number three, there's nothing wrong with us preventing illegal immigrants coming here.
	No.
	It's racismus, of course.
	Yes, of course it is.
	Adol Ray, a notably non-racist man who never said anything about white Britons.
	But if we go to the next one here, you can see him response to this.
	Days like this, I feel ashamed to be British.
	Oh, do you, Mr.
	Ray?
	Feel free to leave.
	I mean, feel free to literally take your OBE and go back to Africa.
	You can go to Ireland.
	You can go serve in Rwanda, even, as you say.
	Yet I must be a better Briton than Liz Trust.
	And those who publish these nasty headlines, what about Ukrainians?
	Hang on a second.
	Better Briton?
	Okay, what does that mean?
	Like, you know, you could be like, I'm a better Spartan than you because I attend, like, regular drills, you know, and contribute my share to the mess hall or something.
	Yeah, exactly.
	There's a thing you've got to do to become a Spartan.
	You don't have to do anything to be a Briton other than just live here and be here.
	No.
	He also has a beer under his bonnet because he thinks this won't be used for Ukrainians and he's like, oh my god, why are you just doing this to brown people?
	It's like, yeah.
	They didn't come here illegally.
	It's almost also like they're clearly taking the piss.
	This evil racism will have a lasting effect on generations to come.
	I'm just thankful that I have a platform on Good Morning Britain to raise it.
	Thank God.
	Very privileged.
	I'll hold you to this, Adil.
	If this doesn't have an effect on generations to come, I'm going to be very disappointed.
	And you might see some sense here, of course.
	We'll just knob off for a little bit of sense, just unsense instead.
	If we go to the next one here, you can see the Women's March.
	Had to mention this in somewhere, so I thought I'd do it here.
	The State of the Women's March is they've now deleted one of the women.
	I replaced it with something else in the logo.
	Can you tell what it is yet?
	It's a man.
	It looks a little bit like a man, yes.
	Yeah, they put a man in there.
	But, you know, this is the State of the West.
	Hang on, did they replace the black woman?
	I think they did, actually.
	Oh, no.
	Oof.
	No, they moved us to the front of the queue, actually.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, I know.
	Okay.
	But anyway, that's a Western narrative, which is we can't enforce our borders because...
	Huge nose on that man as well.
	That would be racism.
	It's a very proud Roman nose that man has.
	Nice Italian.
	We can't have women existing.
	But we can have Romans.
	Because that would be racism.
	Whereas in Ukraine, of course, we do respect our brave Ukrainian fighters.
	And it happened again.
	I know it keeps happening, and we're not allowed to talk about it, but...
	You can see a lovely burial.
	Oh, that's a lovely...
	The ghost of Kiev here, with his symbol of peace.
	I think that's why it was called by the party before.
	Any black suns on the uniforms of those troops?
	Speaking of Ukraine, we'll move on, because the Ukrainian refugees, this is where the story really gets interesting, and where we're sending them all to Ireland.
	Ukrainian refugees, write the Telegraph, pour into Ireland as Dublin blames Britain's Rwanda policy.
	I have a few questions here.
	About blames.
	Dublin.
	What are you blaming on us?
	I thought that diversity was our strength.
	I thought refugees were welcome.
	And I thought that Britain having borders was a form of racism.
	So open borders is anti-racism.
	It's anti-colonialist.
	It is making your country more enriched, more diverse, and stronger.
	They can feel the enrichment.
	So if anything, Dublin, you're welcome.
	Very welcome.
	The doctors and engineers.
	Yeah, exactly.
	You will be skyrocketing ahead of us in technological development, in quality of life.
	I mean, the Irish National Health Service, I assume they have one, is going to be well-staffed in the future while we're all dying on the streets for lack of healthcare.
	I know that diversity has been our strength and we've had an unbelievable economic growth over the last 10 years and you haven't and therefore things are going to change.
	We are just doing our part for Ireland's prosperous future.
	We'll get back to that in a minute.
	If you go back, John, I can't get over it.
	I love how they use the Ukrainian flag to be like, Ukrainian refugees.
	What?
	I don't even write the word Ukrainian because it's just like, everyone knows.
	Scroll back up, John, so you can actually see the flag.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Refugees are just Ukrainians now.
	An increase in people seeking asylum in Ireland is causing an accommodation crisis that has forced Ukrainians to be put up in tents.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah, Ukrainians.
	Trust me, bro.
	Tamping in Ireland.
	Yeah.
	We'll go to the article itself.
	There's some more details in here.
	Also, I do love that if the Ruranda policy is doing it as they say, well, okay, that's a good win.
	Yeah.
	I mean, great.
	Don't get me wrong.
	They write, Senior figures in the coalition government, including the Irish Prime Minister, have blamed Britain's new immigration measures for an increase in people seeking asylum in Ireland.
	Instead.
	What's the blame?
	You thank Britain.
	A credit.
	Well, if it wasn't for Britain banning them, foolishly, then we wouldn't be benefiting in all of these brilliant ways.
	It's a quote they have from Mr.
	Martin in the government.
	One can see, and maybe sense that policy announcements, which I thought was a wrong policy announcement by the United Kingdom, a shocking short of initiative in my view, to be doing some agreement with Rwanda.
	Clearly may have motivated people utilizing the common travel area to come to the Republic.
	Yes, I think it's one of a number of factors, Mr.
	Martin.
	I love this.
	A shocking sort of initiative.
	A short-sighted policy announcement.
	It's like, yeah, because you clearly want the refugees.
	You're thrilled to have them.
	But foreigners who don't know, Northern Ireland and Ireland, we just don't uphold the border because we don't want another war.
	So nice open borders in which anyone who comes to the UK can just lead through that.
	And please go.
	Have fun.
	No one's going to stop you, literally.
	It's illegal.
	So you have that option.
	And this is what I love about this whole situation as well.
	Because we pay the French 50 million quid a year.
	And we keep negotiating it.
	And every time we do...
	They keep screwing us.
	They keep making the checks of Dover go away and screw us for a week.
	But, the French clearly don't care.
	Like, they're getting loads of people, they can't manage it, so they go, okay, bugger off to the UK. And now we're in a situation where we go, we're getting loads of people, bugger off to Ireland.
	And we have just taken their policy, and are carrying it on.
	Is Ireland going to send them to Iceland next, or?
	That's the thing, there's nowhere else to go.
	I don't think the DEs will make it that far, so good luck.
	We're not going to stop us.
	The Irish government has announced that it will cost 2.5 billion euros to take care of 100,000 Ukrainian refugees next year, and suggested it could take up to 200,000 Ukrainian refugees.
	For context, that's 2.5% of the entire Irish budget so far, which will become 5% by next year.
	But why Ukrainian refugees?
	Why are you racist?
	Ukrainian.
	Keep that in mind.
	This is also more already than twice the defence budget for Ireland, so it'll be four times the defence budget by next year, and then the next year...
	Perfect system.
	Love good pyramids.
	This makes sense.
	The shortage of accommodation has become so intense that refugees will be housed in military tents in four campsites, including one army base.
	So they've taken our solution.
	Presumably, when they called us racists for doing that...
	They're now uber-racists for double-downing it.
	But this seems to have blown up in the Irish political sphere.
	Oh, really?
	Not an expert in Irish politics, but a lot of people tagging us about this.
	And if we go to the next article here, we have the Irish Central here who decided to write an article.
	Ireland suspends visa-free entry for refugees from 20 safe countries.
	Oh, you racist!
	How could you do this?
	You're not going to send them to Rwanda next or anything, are you?
	It's just like, oh, we don't want any more.
	We're closed.
	F off, we're full.
	Ireland for the Irish.
	Kind of why we did the whole revolution.
	Then we've realised that maybe our leaders of 16 were dying for something that wasn't, you know, foreign land.
	The Irish government gave a statement in which they said refugees entering Ireland from safe European countries are to require visas from now on.
	However, these temporary measures are in there to protect the immigration system.
	And Ukrainian nationals can still do it visa-free, but everyone else, no.
	Right, okay.
	So they are actually racist about it.
	Literally.
	That's interesting.
	The British government haven't done this.
	For a progressive country like Ireland.
	Yeah.
	I did notice in the comments in responding to the Irish government, people were like, you know, how are they proud for treating us differently?
	I was like, hmm, funny that.
	However, Ukrainian nationals, if you weren't paying attention when all that blew up, we'll go back because...
	They aren't Ukrainian.
	Come on.
	A lot of them are.
	A lot of them aren't.
	A lot of them made it to Poland and realised, hmm, Slavic country.
	Kind of like me.
	Might stay here.
	And then a bunch of them went home because the country wasn't conquered in two weeks.
	And the rest of them went to Germany because better than Poland financially.
	More money there.
	And as for the rest of them, they might have just used this whole thing as a bit of a scam.
	And we can see that at least with some aspect of the refugees who have come.
	This is a local journalist in Ireland who went down to an immigration centre, I think, I believe this is in Dublin, just to have a chat with the kind of people who are turning up.
	He wasn't 100% convinced they were all from Ukraine.
	So what part of the Ukraine are you from?
	Punjab, right?
	Okay.
	Close.
	Cashmere.
	Let's play the clip.
	Can I ask you a few questions?
	I see you've arrived here at the refugee center here.
	Yes, sir.
	For Ukraine?
	Yes, sir.
	Are you Ukrainians?
	Yes, sir.
	We are in Ukraine.
	And you flew in from?
	From Ukraine.
	From Ukraine.
	From Donetsk.
	Donetsk.
	Yeah?
	Yes.
	If you don't mind me saying so, you don't look like you're from Ukraine?
	No.
	We're just national of Ukraine.
	You're just nationals of Ukraine.
	So you're a Ukrainian citizen?
	Yeah.
	By origin, we are from Kashmir.
	From Kashmir?
	Yes.
	Were you not asked to stay and fight for Ukraine?
	No.
	I guess we are 60 years now.
	You're 60 years old.
	Yeah, we are old.
	Oh, you're 60, are you?
	Yeah, and you're 60 as well.
	And this man, yeah, how are you?
	Nice to meet you.
	And this man here is 60 as well.
	Are you from Kashmir as well?
	No, no, no, he's from Ukraine.
	You're from Ukraine, yeah?
	Okay.
	The pause.
	This man's also 60, is he?
	Oh, no, I'm from Ukraine.
	Right, very persuasive Ukrainians.
	You may have noticed when he said, so where are you from?
	And there was a big pause and then they went to Ukraine.
	And very discrimped.
	You know when you say you're from England, you might say I'm from Salisbury or wherever?
	Yeah.
	They went with Donetsk.
	The place that's the Russian, like, separatist area.
	Yeah.
	They flew out from Donetsk airport.
	That's currently under siege by the Ukrainian forces.
	We can go to the next link here.
	I don't know if you can...
	That's Donetsk Airport.
	They flew out of...
	In 2017, that was as well.
	It's been literally on the front line ever since 2017.
	They might not have flown out of there, it turns out.
	Maybe they went a viral route.
	Maybe they went to Sochi and then flew that way from Russia.
	I can't believe these Kashmiri Ukrainians are lying to me.
	What do you mean lying?
	Clearly this is an operational runway.
	It's such a pale-faced lie.
	I mean, they couldn't even pick somewhere better.
	Then they go, oh, Kiev.
	Just go for it.
	Yeah, so stupid.
	I'm from Donetsk.
	So transparently stupid.
	I've heard of Donetsk in the media.
	You'll have heard of Donetsk, right?
	Oh, God.
	However, this is hilarious because that's obviously in Ireland and that local guy just found that.
	Just literally, again, he's just going out with his camera.
	That's what he runs into immediately.
	It's like, right, okay.
	Typical Ukrainian man.
	Yeah, it's not like the solar system's being abused.
	And if we go further on this, the Irish seem to be a little lost on this whole conversation.
	Oh, really?
	What should be done with refugees in Ireland?
	They should be embraced.
	They should be distributed around all of the little villages in Ireland.
	That's what you should be doing.
	Oh, literally.
	That is the progressive thing to do.
	The housing minister came out with a statement.
	Oh, really?
	I was joking about the worst possible thing that you could do.
	No, they went with that.
	A recent policy initiative by the Minister of Housing, Dara O'Brien, not the comedian, to make vacant social homes, homes owned by local councils, available to both Ukrainian refugees and those on Irish waiting lists.
	Oh.
	So, literally, poor Irish people are going to have to compete with newcomers.
	It's been criticised by the chair of the Irish Refugee Council, who said it was wrong to, quote, pit the needs of refugees versus the needs of those already in Ireland, and branded it as a dangerous game which would play into the hands of extremists.
	Oh yeah.
	Extremists, otherwise known as Irish people.
	Yeah, but that's the thing.
	It's like, how dare you play this dangerous game of reminding the public there's only actually limited resources and we don't have infinite?
	So when you point out to them, well, look, we've only got a certain stock of housing, so we're giving it to first come, first serve, you have enough to compete.
	Instead of preferencing the refugees.
	I mean, instead, the Irish should just live with it.
	They should not have any preference.
	How about the Irish pay us £250 million a year to process these refugees off some uninhabited Scottish island?
	I'm all up for a little cash.
	We can get our own little Rwanda plan going.
	I did see someone else tag me in there, so this is just the Irish government.
	The Irish conversation seems to be noticing the progressive Irish government might be out of stock.
	Reality has really come up and smacked us in the face with this one, lads.
	Yeah, I love it.
	We organised the Rwanda plan, and now people are fleeing us to Ireland, and we're like, hmm.
	Well, it's not what I was expecting, but it worked.
	They quote here from some commentator who says, Ireland made its open-door offer to Ukrainian refugees as part of its self-image as a progressive European nation.
	An image that has tended to define against the British, especially since Brexit.
	I love this.
	It's like, right, okay, so why were the British doing it?
	Well, they might have had a problem.
	Now that they've all come here, now we totally understand why the British got in contact with Rwanda.
	Might have been the case.
	Although I don't really think it's in regards to Rwanda.
	I think this might be actually Poland-Germany again.
	Maybe.
	And were the Poland.
	Possibly.
	Have you looked how rich the Irish are?
	Just as a country.
	They're doing well.
	I mean, there you have it.
	There's the GDP per capita for Ireland.
	Turns out diversity over the last few years, not having it, hasn't harped them.
	And so they've done rather well, as you can see.
	80,000...
	Sorry, 83,000 US dollars per capita.
	Yeah, they're doing great.
	Whereas the UK, with all other diversity...
	It's, um...
	We're doing terribly.
	The doctors and lawyers are doing their best, but presumably the natives are bringing that down.
	And no one else.
	Ireland has, what, like 8 million people in it?
	Something like that.
	We've taken 15 million foreigners.
	So, like, you know, it's time for Ireland to get some diversity.
	And I'm sure they'll be enjoying the same results we have had over the last few years.
	But I also want to just end on, because I remember a few days ago, at least, out of all of this, Sinn Féin finally got their dream.
	Of a Green United Catholic Ireland?
	Not so much.
	No, I was going to say, what?
	Right, sure, man.
	Don't know if you remember this.
	Sinn Féin decided to tweet out, verified checkmark.
	Quote, if you scroll back up, I am working to build a society not of orange and green, but a rainbow of colours and multiculturalism, which reflects...
	Who we are and what we stand for today.
	Right.
	Okay.
	Not historically.
	That's amazing.
	Not as a party.
	So, the ultra-nationalist party of Ireland has become an internationalist, multicultural, multiracial party.
	Yeah.
	Right.
	There's got to be some of the hardcore Irish nationalists who are feeling mildly betrayed at this point.
	She takes the image with a hijab on as well.
	It's Eid, which...
	Oh, very Catholic.
	So she's...
	I mean, it's not the orange and the green you might be expecting.
	It's a different kind of green, a different shade of green, which instead is doing incredibly well out of this.
	Although I love the effect as well, the Sinn Féin something up there.
	We're for multiculturalism that we face today.
	Trust me, it works so well for the British, and that's why they're poor and we're rich.
	And if we go to the last one here, you may remember, how did this go for us?
	Literally 10 years ago, David Cameron just saying, yeah, it failed.
	The whole thing was just a collapse.
	So, good luck Ireland, I suppose.
	We're going to send you our best and brightest, and you can enjoy the doctors and engineers.
	Go back to that Sinn Féin one a second.
	Can you see the text of it again?
	Just because this is incredible.
	This is literally...
	I'm working to build a society, Irish nationalists.
	Let's hear about your Irish dream, right?
	But not of orange and green, so not of Irish people, right?
	Because that's the Irish flag that they're talking about there.
	Well, no Protestants or Catholics.
	Yeah.
	So they're essentially replacing the Irish population with everyone else.
	And they're literally telling you that they're happy to replace the Irish as the concern of the Irish National Party.
	That is just staggering.
	Like, of all of the parties to do it, though.
	I know!
	I mean, it's not like in recent years a lot of your guys literally killed themselves and a lot of civilians and police officers in the goal of a united capital government.
	The thing is, John's saying, well, it's like the SNP. It's like, no, no, no, it's not like the SNP. That's the thing, right?
	Because Sinn Féin, like, I grew up on military bases, right?
	Sinn Féin were the political wing of the IRA. Mm-hmm.
	Right?
	The, you know, the formal face of them.
	And so they were known to be working with terrorist groups for Irish nationalism, to reunite all of Ireland and kick all of the foreigners out of Ireland.
	Right?
	So the idea that, again, like, if the SNP had done something similar, then fair enough.
	But no, Sinn Féin will, on a whole other level, and like, the whole...
	The issue of the Troubles is because, essentially, of Sinn Féin's agenda.
	And Sinn Féin's like, yeah, well, we're not that anymore.
	We're actually inclusive, multicultural, internationalist party.
	It's the biggest 180 that could be done.
	But just on the religious grounds as well.
	I mean, we want a united Catholic Ireland.
	That's why we've converted to Islam.
	Yeah, exactly.
	There are so many dimensions to Sinn Féin going woke.
	Which is incredible.
	And as I say, in such recent years, I mean, literal terrorism on a constant basis.
	It's not like you can ask you...
	Decades of murder.
	This is not like it's, you know, hundreds of years ago we fought for independence.
	Yeah, literally you can ask you that about it.
	I'll remember it.
	I'll remember the bombs.
	On the military bases, there'll be signs around being the Amber Alert level or whatever.
	And make sure you walk different ways to work.
	Check under your car for bombs.
	Stuff like this.
	Because the Irish nationalists might have bombed you.
	Can you imagine in five years?
	They restart the IRA, but they're woke now.
	And you literally have Irish Republican Army guys screaming Allahu Akbar as they blow themselves up.
	United Multicultural Ireland.
	It's going to be!
	What an embarrassment.
	I can't get over this tweet.
	They keep it up.
	Loads of people are like, what the fuck?
	Loads of Irish people are like, we need to have a talk.
	My brother died fighting the British on your behalf.
	But there we have it.
	And as the English, I think we can sit back and just laugh at this.
	Because send them all to Ireland.
	Enjoy, boys.
	Enjoy a multicultural future.
	It went so well for us.
	Let's go to the video comments.
	Since Harry's talking about the American Civil War, I just wanted to point out there was an interesting stat I heard a while back where 20% of the people serving in the Union Army were first generation immigrants and like another 35% were second gens.
	And I find that kind of a dark idea when you think about it.
	On a tangential note, I notice that the new Europeans and the PhD refugees seem to be only willing to take up arms against the indigenous people of the countries they moved to rather than any foreign enemies those countries might encounter.
	Yeah, it's kind of proto-socialist, isn't it?
	Proto-Soviet Union.
	A bunch of foreigners have come over with ideologies and now we're going to put loads of Russians into the gulags.
	Thanks, foreigners.
	Much appreciated.
	You've created videos bemoaning what politicians have done to the country and how the Enlightenment has gone too far, so I thought I'd draw your attention to something surprisingly in line with this.
	SCP-1, presented in a brilliant audio dramatization by the Vulgan, looks into humanity's desire to impose order on nature and to deconstruct every aspect of it, and the dangers this poses in creating an inevitable counterculture which presents more of a threat to the world than if we'd not delved beyond what we needed to know.
	It's supernatural, of course, but it's surprisingly poignant and relatable, especially the three laws.
	The law of blood, the law of concrete, and the law of the howling.
	Mmm.
	I'm going to go to the next episode.
	Thank you.
	I'm not too familiar with SCP stuff, sorry.
	No, I've never heard of it.
	It looks cool.
	Alright, let's go to the next one.
	You know, I've got an idea.
	If we're still going to keep ragging on the boys, maybe we should do this the old-fashioned nerdy way.
	You know, is Batman a trash character?
	Well, if he can't beat Spider-Man in a fight, then yeah, he's the worst character ever existed.
	So you know what?
	Let's take the strongest character from the boys.
	Homelander.
	How does he compare against another series, say, Invin's Lorkasera often compared to each other?
	There's no easy way of saying this.
	Even Rexplode could probably kill Homelander, and he's really weak.
	Confirmed the boys are trash.
	I've never watched Invincible.
	I've never watched The Boys.
	The Boys is actually mildly amusing, because the further you get into it, the more sympathetic Homelander becomes, even though he's a monster.
	What's it about?
	I have no idea.
	It's basically evil superheroes.
	But it's mildly amusing in parts.
	Karl Urban's actually really good in it.
	It's just, Carl Urban's just a good actor to watch because he's actually good at stuff.
	And Homelander is entertaining because he's a maniac and you just don't know what he's going to do next.
	And so he's actually entertaining to watch.
	The rest of it is woke trash, but they've unironically made the evil straight white males to be the most interesting and sympathetic characters, even while they were trying to do them down.
	So, you know, they can't help themselves.
	That's why I'm so looking forward to that new movie in which we're going to be looking at Dahomey.
	Oh yeah, The Warrior Queen or The Warrior King.
	Does the British make a cameo or not?
	No, I think it's the French that they end up losing to.
	I just imagine one British officer has got to turn up at some point.
	I look forward to watching it.
	See you next time.
	So, um, this is what Sauron looks like in Braves of Power.
	Oh my god, what is the plot?
	The evil white supremacist Sauron is rising up to eradicate all the black elves and the black wolves and half-wits.
	Sorry.
	Oh, I'm so glad the mask is off.
	Do you hate white people?
	Yes, I do.
	And I never thought I would see anyone who looks more white than me.
	That's Sauron.
	The Dark Lord of Lord of the Rings.
	Why is he a child?
	Why does he look like Eminem?
	Yeah.
	Eminem's retarded cousin.
	I imagine they went, oh, you know, let's draw the white school shooter, and that's what I'm looking at?
	Yes.
	I assume that's why they did this?
	Sauron is a school shooter.
	Okay.
	Sauron was listening to too much Marilyn Manson within Barad-Dur or whatever.
	He's meant to be like a good angel or whatever, right?
	Yeah, Sauron is meant to be a beautiful character.
	Beautiful, you know, like, again, like an angel, which is how he is so persuasive.
	Yeah.
	But yeah, that's the new Saron.
	It's going to be trash.
	Again, this is one of those things I'm looking forward to hate watching.
	But I don't think he turned evil until the end of the movies, right?
	I don't know, it's like the third age or second age or something.
	I'm not a Tolkien scholar or anything.
	But he turns evil quite a long time ago, like in the past, and then goes over to the Numenoreans as part of a redemption arc, but then perverts them and then comes back.
	He does loads of stuff.
	So I thought he was still a good guy in the original Lord of the Rings trilogy, because that's why Gandalf went to go like me.
	Sauron?
	No.
	No, no, no.
	As in, like, he was thought to be a good guy, but he'd already been perverted.
	No, you're thinking of Saruman.
	Oh, wait.
	Oh, yeah.
	No, but, yes.
	So, yeah, Saruman was meant to be, but had been, like, persuaded Sauron.
	I was going to assume names mixed up.
	Well, they are quite similar.
	But, yeah, no.
	Anyway, good boy.
	Let's go to the next one.
	So this is probably one of the biggest pet peeves of mine is the whole California cubes decommissioning nuclear power plants in favor of green energy.
	But then every single year for the past, I don't know, like 10 more or plus years, they're like, oh, well, you know, between the hours of 4 p.m.
	and 9 p.m., just don't use your AC, even though it's like over 100 degrees every single day.
	Like, why do we have to take the fall for your green energy initiatives?
	Yeah, it's the people, wasn't it?
	I can't get over that.
	I mentioned the state saying to you, I know we take all your money to do this, but we're just not going to do it.
	So then don't even have electricity now?
	Yeah.
	What are you, Africa?
	What's going on?
	We're going to decommission the nuclear power plants, which are really environmentally friendly and incredibly safe.
	Yeah.
	And we're going to put up all of these solar panels that can't be recycled and wind turbines and stuff like that to catch fire and do damage to the wildlife.
	And then you're going to have to sit sweltering with sweaty balls because you can't have your AC because otherwise the power is going to go out.
	But also, it's the most basic thing.
	Like, when you play any game about, you know, rebuilding a third world nation after it's been invaded by the Americans.
	Nuclear power.
	But you have to build, you know, power lines and stuff.
	It's basic infrastructure that's considered, you know, child's play, but the Americans can't get it done.
	Yeah, but it's not that they can't get it done.
	No, it's because of their perversion or not.
	Yeah, it's because of ideology.
	You can tell, because the thing is about nuclear power, and you can see why the climate lobby hates nuclear power, because nuclear power is fundamentally a pro-human kind of energy, right?
	It's really, really efficient, it's really, really safe, it's just unbelievably productive.
	It solves the problems, and therefore there's no need for radical revolutionary change.
	How are we going to get revolutionary change if all of the problems have been solved?
	There's no revolution there.
	No, no, no, no.
	We're going to have to literally ruin everything and put up inefficient solar and wind and stuff like that.
	Nuclear power is the obvious answer.
	And they're doing it ideologically.
	They know they are.
	Also just last forever.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Sure, you have to make a big investment at the start.
	It literally pays for itself.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Like I say, it lasts forever.
	I mean, I love how the Germans got rid of all this, and then we're like, oh my god.
	Turns out this green energy doesn't, uh, doesn't roll the Russian gas.
	Well, that's the thing.
	Now they're, now they're, I mean, and they had to restart coal factory, uh, coal power plants.
	They just kept the nuclear, no problems would have happened.
	Yeah, like France.
	Like France, the French are just like, oh ho ho, don't care, you know.
	So yeah, good for you, you know, for once the French did something right.
	I can't remember who it was.
	Someone was describing to me.
	Theresa May's policy on all this, because they were thinking about, should we invest in nuclear or gas or whatever?
	And apparently she decided that, well, we live in an on-demand world at this point.
	If we need more gas, we'll just order it.
	There'll be no problems.
	And this was in like 20...
	What was it?
	When was she in?
	2018, 19?
	Oh, God, it's so dumb.
	You couldn't have made a worse decision at a worse time.
	But like you say, if you were playing SimCity or something, And you have any of these options, you just get a new thing.
	Done.
	Problem solved.
	Never have to worry about energy again.
	Now what?
	It's just so obvious.
	Yeah, next one.
	So I was sitting here doing some reading this morning, and I thought it might make a good contemplation if you guys wanted to do a talk on the psychological rewards for consuming a story, be it books or movies.
	You could possibly get The Critical Drinker on to discuss what's happened with Hollywood and the changing appeals over time.
	I think you can make good content if you're interested.
	Cheers!
	I'll tell you what, I'll do a book club about Gwaine and the Green Knight at some point, because that's good content.
	Because A, Sir Gwaine is totally based.
	He's just like, he totally gets women.
	But also, like, he just goes on this crazy madcap adventure.
	Because this Green Knight just turns up one day, he's like, look, cut my head off, and then I'll cut your head off.
	And Gwaine's like, alright.
	He's in Arthur's Court.
	And this Green Knight just comes on this giant green horse, covered in gems.
	He's just like, let's have a fight.
	And so Gwaine's like, okay, cuts his head off, and the Green Knight picks up his head and goes, right, I'll see you in a year and a day.
	You've got to come here to my castle, and then I'll cut your head off.
	And Gwaine's like, okay.
	And being a man of honour, he's like, well, it's been a year.
	I guess I've got to go.
	And so he goes on these wild adventures.
	I'm not going to spoil it because it's a good ending, but yeah.
	No, no, no.
	We'll do a book club on it.
	It'll be fun.
	God, that's an annoying cliffhanger.
	Yeah, well, you'd be excited for it, wouldn't you?
	Well, anyway, good doggo as well.
	Go to the next one.
	Hit it.
	Yep.
	Why are you showing this?
	We're just looking at a spider, people are saying.
	And a nest of spiders.
	I never want to see that again.
	Thanks for showing me that.
	Let's get the next one.
	Let's get the next one.
	That is impressive.
	That is pretty cool.
	Yeah, he's making quad max.
	Yeah.
	Go to the next one.
	Well, we're in the final week of this now, and let's get with the...
	the weirdest.
	So despite propaganda saying Horus was the first Primarch the Emperor found, no.
	That was actually Alpharius, who was raised to basically be the uber-assassin of the Imperium.
	He actually proved his worth by staging the assassination of the Emperor himself, sneaking past the Custodes.
	Then, one day, while out and about, he found his twin brother, Omegon.
	There are two Primarchs of this Legion, then Marines get plastic surgery to look like them, we found about five confirmed deaths for both of them, and at one point they felt the chaos, and to top it all off, everything I just said was a lie.
	I mean, isn't this the meme with Alpharius and the Alpha Legion?
	I don't know the lore that well.
	Oh, because they worship Zinch, so they're always playing, like, 10D chess.
	So they might even fight with the Imperium, and it's just like, have they left Chaos?
	What's going on?
	I have no idea.
	I'm not that deep into the lore.
	But it's just, I know it's a meme at this point.
	They'll just be doing god knows what, and nobody knows who's side they're on anymore.
	What's up Lotus Eaters!
	So around this time last year I became a member of your little group and joined and made video contents.
	As a celebration of this one year anniversary I thought I'd do something special and show you parts of Sydney that you may not recognize.
	I thought I'd start off with one slightly controversial one that got a certain individual ban from the area.
	I think you know which one I'm talking about.
	Okay, yeah, I look forward to seeing that.
	I love the idea of being like, oh, I'll show you bits of Sydney you don't recognise.
	I'm like, bro, I've never been.
	I don't know if I can even recognise the Opera House, frankly.
	Surely you'd recognise the Opera House.
	Probably not.
	Anyway, that's just going to go through the comments on the website today, so in no particular order, and I hope this works.
	Yeah.
	If not.
	So X, Y, and Z says, funny how they've gone this far, this way, after they changed the Irish Constitution to permit abortion.
	Well, it's a progressive Ireland.
	Yeah.
	Like, it should be Catholic reactionary Ireland.
	That's what the Sinn Féin used to be fighting for.
	I mean, literally in the 90s when they were a terror threat.
	That's what they were fighting for.
	But they always had it mixed with socialist ideology.
	Sure, but, like, it's Catholic distributism.
	Like...
	I don't know well enough, but you get this from...
	Oh, the Catholics have always had this.
	No, but I mean the SNP, North Korea, and Sinn Féin.
	Sort of national socialism, yeah.
	Yeah, and it's this very weird trend.
	They either seem to go one way or the other by the end of the time.
	But now they've been captured fully by intersectionality.
	That's the one SMP and Sinn Féin didn't have done.
	It wasn't embarrassing.
	Like, return to tradition and Sinn Féin.
	I'd love to go back to the troubles.
	Just to show them this is what you're fighting for.
	Is that a hijab?
	Yeah, it is.
	Just all the lads with their...
	What, Muslims?
	They were just telling us Yuzis.
	What's going on?
	Let me tell you about transgenderism, lads.
	Also, have you thought about gay marriage?
	Abortion!
	How do you feel about abortion?
	You die-hard Catholic nationalists!
	Oh, God, if there was a time we see, that would be the funnest thing to do.
	Oh, God, that's the first thing I do.
	Rick Archer says, Okay, if the Sinn Féin can get captured like this, any and all politicians can get captured on A-sides everywhere.
	Nothing is off the table.
	What an obvious bellwether.
	Uh...
	People saying Uzis are Israeli, I know.
	It's just, what was it, the Libyans were apparently giving them loads of Centex and Uzis and all kinds of stuff.
	Well, it's just like, it's the one Muslim link you get with Northern Ireland, and then, you know, apparently they really liked the whole link.
	Vassabottle says, why did Ireland separate at all?
	They're just England, another indistinguishable globalist colony.
	Well, they are now.
	Yeah, I think I could rejoin a problem.
	Yeah, there used to be a distinguishing characteristic about Ireland, which was they were Irish.
	Not anymore.
	No.
	We're Catholic, are you?
	Really, are you?
	Inshallah.
	Don't worry, we're Muslim too.
	Look at Luton.
	How does that conversation even go?
	But listen to the thing, eventually there's going to be no particular difference.
	How are they going to tell?
	Lady Syracuse says, A while ago, Computing Forever showed that the Irish government has a plan to kick people out of houses they have brought to allow bigger families to have them.
	That's the end of leaving your home to your children, selling it to pay for care, etc., owning nothing and be happy.
	Chris says, I'm up for Cole's Craggy Island idea.
	The Father Ted reboot is going to be awesome.
	Did they do that in the show?
	I don't know, actually.
	I'd have to go back and re-watch it.
	I'm imagining the racist father running the whole thing instead.
	Ben van der Plaats says, once again, the Irish suffer due to British policy.
	Whoa, come on!
	What the hell?
	We're literally trying to subjugate them.
	And this is your strength.
	What are you talking about?
	We're the ones suffering by not taking the refugees.
	The Irish housing famine is upon us.
	One can only hope that they actually learn from this.
	Of course not, they're Irish.
	Fuzzy Toaster says, My name is Azul Fatim Habib.
	I'm very Ukraine.
	Very Europe.
	Give money, no?
	God, so damn it.
	It's just skipping through so we can try to move past the Irish stuff, but there's a lot of people.
	The Irish stuff's really good.
	As dumbfounded as we are there.
	Sinn Féin's founders must be rolling in their goddamn graves.
	Because I've been listening to it, I've shown my playlist, there's a lot of Irish nationalists on there, because it's also just really funny, and in English for once.
	But just, like, the feeling you get from it, and then I looked over that tweet and just thought, oh my god.
	Like, everyone in this music would just turn and leave, if this is what they thought they were making music for.
	Set up a car bomb or something.
	Well, you know, for a different target, I suppose.
	Colin P says, so as there is a vaccine available, why not just get the jab if you think you're in a risk group?
	Well, they were.
	That's what the long line of homos was.
	D's.
	I'm still going with the D's.
	D community.
	Well, that's the question, isn't it?
	Like, we don't know how old the kids were either.
	So, I mean, the chance that they're like 14 or something and, you know, nonsense got access to them.
	I mean, there's potential hope there, though.
	Which is that, for Americans, they won't understand.
	But in Britain, because there's a lot of men, boys, they get groomed by the grooming gangs as well.
	So if there's long lines, and we...
	We could figure out.
	Unfortunately, monkey fox isn't fatal, Callum.
	No, at least we can pick them out.
	Don't have to wait for the cork base that way.
	Longshank1690 says, so the government is applying the Cromwellian strategy of to hell with the Comorat.
	Hell, in this case, being France.
	Itachi of Code Harder says, the only acceptable reason for the children being affected is that there was some kind of water sports accident and they needed CPR. Otherwise, ready the wood chipper.
	Yes, I think wood chipper is it.
	I mean, I've yet to see evidence that a woman has had monkeypox.
	Interesting.
	I mean, could they get it from kissing?
	Yeah, possibly.
	Because I'm wondering if, like, you know, you're a...
	A bisexual man could have got it.
	Yeah, maybe.
	But then, I mean, how big a Venn diagram is that?
	Probably not great.
	Maureen Peters says, I've read that monkeypox can also be transmitted in warm, steamy rooms like nightclubs and pools.
	Still, sex is a sure way to get it.
	I don't think there's many kiddos in the nightclubs and pools as well.
	Yeah, there probably shouldn't be anyway.
	Oh god, yeah.
	Someone has to hope at this point, rather than know.
	Grant Gibson says, if the kids of people who have it, I can see it being spread.
	Bum wiping, kisses, there's lots of inoculate ways.
	Gay parents should be A, avoiding orgies.
	I mean, you would have thought...
	I should have been settling down by now.
	Radical, conservative position.
	Gay parents should avoid orgies.
	You have a family, you filthy degenerate.
	I don't think Dave Rubin is, at least I hope Dave Rubin's not.
	I'm sure he's not.
	And B, watching for symptoms and being super careful when they're infected.
	Yeah.
	Fuzzy Toaster says sexually transmitted diseases are transmitted when you have sex.
	Shocking revelation.
	In breaking news, water is wet, grass is green, and people die when you kill them.
	But technically it's not an STD. It can be transmitted like if, you know, if they've got a pustule and you rub it on your skin and there's a cut or something, you know, it doesn't have to be sex.
	It's just mucous membranes touch during sex and that's an easy vector of transmission.
	Is it not also true of AIDS, though?
	Yeah.
	It seems sort of like splitting hairs, not calling ST at that point.
	Yeah, but monkeypox actually isn't, as far as I'm aware.
	Like, if you were cuddling for a long time, you'd probably get it.
	Something like that.
	Saliva, you know, stuff like that.
	Baron von Warhawk says, I was wondering why the media was drumming up fear, porn for the monkeypox, but then suddenly silence.
	Any talk of the disease?
	Now I know.
	Because literally 98% of people have had it a gay man.
	On the bright side, we now know who in our midst are pedos.
	Comrade Starmer?
	Well, I think we finally found the group in which we can, at least like the individuals, you can say our groomers, if like them and the kids around them end up with monkeypox.
	What I love about this is like red alarms in the LGBTQ headquarters.
	Like, guys, we've got a problem.
	We've only just tamped down the grooming slur, and now this.
	Comrade Starmer says, I hate how instructive these pandemic measures are.
	Two more bloody years of sanitizing my hands, wearing a mask at Sainsbury's, and not bagging 15 dudes a weekend.
	The cure is worse than the disease.
	I'm sure once you've had it, you're inoculated against it anyway.
	What, so we're going to have...
	There are going to be gay orgies.
	You can't resist the orgies.
	Okay, well, look, you're going to have a month where it's pretty rough.
	But after that...
	But I mean, there's going to be, like, not-yet-infected gay orgies and then, you know, post-infection gay orgies.
	They'll have monkeypox spreader orgies.
	Let's just get it out of the way, lads.
	Oh, God.
	You know when you're a kid?
	Yeah, and they get chickenpox.
	Alfred the Vader says, 98% gained bisexual men, 41% have HIV or related STDs, 95% transmission bisexual activity.
	Those kids got monkeypox the way you suspect they did.
	Yeah, that's what I think.
	The solution, though, is ban saying groomer.
	Israeli Crusader says, Weirdly enough, they did.
	You know, Posey Parker hasn't got a license to insult pedos on the internet.
	But no one's complaining about the nonce gay orgy.
	You know, but that's the thing.
	I mean, we joke about the idea that the police should be knocking down and breaking up the orgies.
	But even in Hungary, that doesn't happen.
	No, they keep it secret.
	For people who don't know, there was an MEP of Viktor Orban's party, which is described as the far-right evil homophobic party.
	And he was caught in a gay orgy.
	And he wasn't punished for that.
	He was punished for breaking lockdown.
	Of all things.
	Yeah.
	Robert Longshore says, I propose government mandated chastity belts for all gay men.
	The Tories are failing us without these!
	No, the degenerates are calling to be oppressed, which I suppose that works as well.
	I don't care, I'll let them have that one.
	Even the ones who aren't sexually active, no access to bars, clubs, supermarkets, or other attractions, unless the chastity belt is worn at all times.
	That'll work right.
	I don't think I'll accept it, though.
	There's a lot about the Sodom and Gomorrah chaps.
	Good lord, there's a lot.
	Well, I mean, it's not an inaccurate description, is it?
	That guy, I drank gallons of piss, and so...
	Yeah, I mean, Longshanks here says similar to the orgy on Saturday, which begs the question, what's the difference between the two of them?
	Yeah, it's just the same.
	How many of these orgies are you going to go to before we start getting tired of it?
	Surely there's only some piss you can drink.
	It's like Trump.
	You're going to be tired of orgies.
	So carry on, carry on.
	XSummer says it's the rainbow butt monkey virus.
	Makes the costume make sense, though.
	Yeah, it does.
	The rainbow dildo monkey, yeah.
	God, this goes on a while.
	A lot of rainbows in the chat today.
	Kevin Fox says, poor kid, mummy is a trans man.
	Guess that makes daddy a homosexual.
	Yeah.
	Gay.
	Because that's the thing.
	When the kid says it, as we mentioned, if you're ugly, you're ugly.
	Yeah.
	When the kid says you're a woman...
	Didn't we cover this happen to someone?
	Their own kids said they're a woman and then they freaked out.
	There's an amazing meme of a parrot that kept calling its owner Sheila or something and it's like the parrot keeps misgendering me.
	Fuck it up.
	Just get wrecked.
	Colin P. says, nice to hear about schools actually not indoctrinating kids.
	Yeah, it's a miracle actually, isn't it?
	So I thought there was only two nurseries, the delusion centres.
	We'll be spreading the virus.
	I'm genuinely shocked.
	Heathcliff Flowers says, well, that's nursery.
	It's not primary or secondary.
	I mean, it always goes from the top down.
	I said what I said.
	I'm genuinely shocked.
	Heathcliff Flowers says, parents desperate to mutilate their children for fashion statements.
	Base nursery staff saved a life there.
	You've got to remember, the nursery staff are white women.
	Yeah, I was a little bit annoyed.
	Not in a major way, but Andrew Doyle made a video about this this morning.
	And he compared the two examples of people pushing gender norms on their kids.
	And he gave the first one, an American pastor who was like, you know, if your son goes a bit limp-wrist, you push that hand back and sort him out.
	And then he gave the example of, you know, clearly some sane person insisting that their boy was a girl.
	And been like, you know, both of these are equally bad.
	No, not really.
	No, because...
	One's a little bit worse than the other.
	If we accept his premise that both of them are kinds of abuse, right?
	Well, in which case, when the child is old enough to leave, from one abuser, they'll be fine.
	From the other abuser, they're going to have lifelong scars about here and here.
	From one abuser, they'll have a bit of stoic masculinity.
	In the other, they'll have lost their penis.
	But even if we take the worst possible example, some kind of genuinely homophobic dad who doesn't want their son to be gay or whatever, You can still leave when you're old enough and have your life, whereas mutilating a child...
	You can get all of the orgies you want when you're 18 and you leave home.
	But do it safely.
	And on that note, it's time to end the show.
	Make sure you're vaccinated!
	If you want more from us, let us see this.com, of course.
	Otherwise, we'll be back tomorrow at 1 o'clock.

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