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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #535

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	Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters for the 30th of November 2022.
	I'm joined by Harry.
	Hello.
	And today we'll be talking about Schrodinger's immigration.
	Is it happening or not?
	Depends on your view.
	Elon's anti-antifar action.
	Very based.
	Love Actually is based.
	I've still not seen it.
	Still probably won't.
	Damn.
	You really should.
	And I'm going to convince you by the end of this to sit you down and make your girlfriend watch it.
	Alright.
	As I mentioned, my fiancé and I have been very lucky that she's never forced me to sit down and watch a chick flick with her so far in our almost six years together.
	I was hoping to keep it that way and I don't want to reverse the roles.
	No, no.
	She's just not going to be as lucky.
	She's going to watch it.
	Alright, before we do get into it, Connor asked me if I wouldn't mind promoting this, which is going to be coming out at 3 o'clock today, which is a freemium video that he and Beau did talking about the UK's left-wing school curriculum, talking basically about how...
	Everything that you get taught, whether the subjects or the books that you're forced to read or the films that you're forced to consume, are basically coming from everything with a very, very left-wing presupposition, such as when you're taught about McCarthyism being evil, you're forced to read books like an Inspector Calls.
	I was forced to read stuff like Of Mice and Men 50 separate times during my secondary school years.
	So it would be very, very interesting because this is how they get your kids.
	Basically nothing that you can do about it unless you go and change the entire curriculum.
	So check that out when it's out.
	Alrighty.
	I just want to mention as well, I've seen it in the chat.
	Someone says they're from Kiev.
	Hello.
	Hi.
	Anyway, we shall begin.
	Schrodinger's immigration is what I want to talk about today.
	Is it happening or is it not?
	Well, it depends on whether or not you think it's a good thing.
	If you don't think it's a good thing, well, it's not happening.
	Conspiracy theory, bro.
	If you think it's a good thing, it's for celebration.
	It's fantastic news.
	And in fact, you can go and see it yourself, whether or not it's happening in the data.
	It's weird like that.
	Carl went to the ONS and just said, could I have the data please?
	I gave it to him, and he put it in an article.
	Go and check it out on lollicies.com, which is, the census data proves Britain is not a nation of immigrants.
	But that's all facts and logic, so yeah, I can't have that.
	But we'll begin with, because I saw Leo make this point rather well.
	This is Sojourner Schrodinger's demographic trend.
	If you think it's good, then it's happening, and you're celebrating progress.
	If you have an issue with it, it's a far-right conspiracy theory, and you're a racist.
	Of course we have to say demographic trend, or we'll be deleted from YouTube.
	Let's begin with, well, what do you think?
	What do I think?
	Do you think they did it immediately?
	Do I think they did what immediately?
	Sorry.
	Celebrated.
	Celebrated demographic change in the UK. Well, of course, they love to rub it in your face, and then when you've got a problem with it, as you say, they gaslight you and make you sound like you're crazy.
	I think it took all of 23 hours for Jeremy Corbyn to turn up and join the party.
	We'll get his tweet up.
	Famous political outsider Jeremy Corbyn.
	Britain's growing ethnic and religious diversity is something to be celebrated.
	It should motivate us all to build a society in which everyone can live comfortably, regardless of their birthplace, background or belief.
	Not possible fantasy.
	But as long as they're not Christian or English, because that's one of the complexities in this, because the diversity didn't actually increase, if you think diversity means a range of beliefs or a range of ethnic backgrounds.
	If I remember correctly, the way it's applied is one...
	Ethnically homogenous skin colour, as long as it's not white, means 100% diverse.
	Yukimugumurs.
	Yes.
	As we are now forced to know them.
	Yukimugurs.
	Very human language.
	Explain the pronunciation to me again.
	Yukimugumur.
	Yukimugumur.
	For those who aren't up to date with the latest phraseology, it means United Kingdom Minority Ethnic slash...
	Are you putting the word?
	Global Majority Heritage...
	Yes.
	Remember, globally, white people are minority.
	Massively so.
	Yes.
	So that's what that term means.
	And it's fantastic.
	Like clockwork.
	Jeremy puts his foot in it.
	And he's not the only one.
	The BBC came to the rescue.
	Got down immediately.
	I think this is, like...
	Again, a couple of hours after the data comes out.
	They came out blaring the horns and trumpets of celebration, parades down the streets.
	News, everyone!
	Leicester is one of the first cities in the UK with no ethnic group majority.
	Data, fantastic.
	Good news.
	We got rid of them.
	Does this make it a better city?
	Who knows?
	Yes, it does.
	Wait, wasn't Leicester where all of those riots between...
	Oh, cricket disputes.
	Oh, that was what it was.
	Cricket fans.
	Common day, commonplace, everyday cricket hooligan.
	Yeah, it's all those 70-year-olds you see at the cricket.
	They were all fighting in Leicester.
	Just them.
	And what do you think they carry the bats for?
	Just to beat people?
	They say in here, figures from the Office of National Statistics have revealed that 41% of the city describe themselves as white, the lowest of any city in the country.
	Thing is, that doesn't tell you how many people are English.
	This is a running problem you're going to find with the media reporting on this, because I don't know what's wrong with people.
	That's probably about 35% English, something like that.
	Well yeah, because white doesn't necessarily mean native-born.
	No, you've got loads of Germans and French and Polish, and it's like, yeah, okay, cool, but they're not English, so I still feel foreign.
	Okay, just because we're white, yeah, no more brother wars, yeah, no, no.
	But think about all of the bratwurst you've got access to now.
	It's not even the Germans as well.
	It's mostly like, I think, Romanian is now the largest immigration group.
	The second most common foreign tongue in the kingdom.
	Romanian.
	That's normal.
	Anyway, they say a total of 51% of the city said they were white when the data was captured in 2011, and now it's gone.
	I feel privileged to live in Leicester.
	One headline writes in there.
	Okay, so says one woman.
	Dance teacher Demi Essex, 29, was born and raised in the city and is from a biracial family.
	Her dad is white British and her mum is half British and half Bajan.
	She says her mixed heritage has meant that she has always appreciated Leicester's different cultures and its proud new status.
	Again, it's an achievement.
	This was a goal that was set, to be achieved.
	I was like, okay, that's weird phraseology.
	Well, that's worrying, because this woman, like they say, has biracial heritage, so that means that, strictly speaking, you could say that she has a split heritage, and you would hope that living in the native country of one of those bits of heritage, that she would have a certain allegiance to the people of that country.
	Well, No.
	More that her father would have made a good job of making sure she appreciates English culture and gets the gift of it.
	And, well, what did she tell us?
	She says, it allows you to not only be educated in that culture, but also experience and understand how other cultures live and how they eat.
	I mean, you could do that if they were in their country and you went to visit.
	Sure, sure.
	You don't need to import them.
	She's describing her experience.
	Alright, alright.
	She says, my grandad would always cook Caribbean cuisine, and he would always tell us to go to the Caribbean carnival, so I always had that nice side.
	It's just great to embrace both sides.
	I was like, okay.
	So, we got more kinds of food, boys.
	Which is Wonderful.
	There's not actually any evidence in there that she's referencing where her father gave her the gift of English culture and appreciation for it.
	I mean, I don't know the lady, obviously, but it makes me wonder and worry about the youth.
	They write in here, in September, there was a night of large-scale disorder.
	Involving young men in Leicester.
	Just one night.
	Yeah, from Hindu and Muslim communities.
	Funny that.
	But many in the city don't believe this reflects Leicester as a whole, or its future.
	I don't care what they think.
	Well, no, keep thinking.
	Obviously, what's going to happen now is that those populations will fall in between now and 2031, and Leicester will become more English, and maybe go from 35% English to maybe 70% English in 10 years.
	I know that we're being a bit jokey here, but if they did fall, you know that all that would mean is more room for more diversity.
	Well, it wouldn't be the English who grow their ethnic group in England, and it would be diminished every year.
	Demi says, we can't let one negative event define Leicester.
	I mean, it was a pretty bad one.
	Imagine being like, well, we can't just let, because he got his head blown off, define JFK's presidency, guys.
	Yeah, Bradford.
	What do you think of when you think of Bradford?
	Race rights?
	No.
	All the lovely food.
	Yeah, we can't just let the Holocaust define Adolf Hitler's legacy, guys.
	It's an extreme example.
	It sets the point, though.
	With change comes anxiety, she says.
	Yes, with religious riots does come anxiety.
	But there's always opportunities to learn about the cultures first.
	Yes, indeed, about who they hate.
	Even if it's the case of stepping out of your comfort zone.
	You know, when you step outside your house and the bricks start throwing in between you.
	It's amazing, really.
	What religious rights will bring to your knowledge of the world.
	It's just comical.
	Lester is a classic example of how to work together, writes another headline in there.
	Some couple.
	It's like, I... Look, um...
	Chill.
	For five minutes.
	All the best teams I've ever worked in have just been constantly beating each other up.
	Yeah, there's another headline in there where they write, Leicester is the most harmonious city in all of Europe.
	Oh, the cope.
	The religious riot city.
	Not Salisbury.
	No, not the medieval city with a cathedral and the only foreigners of the tourists turning up to look at the cathedral.
	No, no.
	No, it's the city with the religious riots.
	That's the most harmonious one.
	Okay, obvious propaganda.
	Anyone who ever says to the BBC doesn't lie to you, come on.
	Obvious propaganda here.
	Not the only one, either, because of course we go to the news, the reality on the ground.
	We have a professor saying Leicester's civil unrest affects the whole city.
	I can't believe he would say this.
	What a liar.
	Well, the Leicester police did solve all of that.
	Do you remember how?
	They wrote a letter.
	Was it a strongly worded letter?
	It was indeed.
	Asking the diversity to play nice.
	Well, you go to the next one.
	I'm not joking.
	There you are.
	There's the letter.
	Give it a read.
	This is the meme British response.
	So we'll go and send a very strongly worded letter asking everybody to play much nicer.
	Yeah, and I know Carl had the idea of sending a letter to the foreigners to tell them to bugger off, and there is actually some truth to that.
	If you tell them we're full, they decide to go to Germany instead, which is...
	Third strategy.
	But here, just, yeah, we'll write them a letter.
	Okay, okay, that's the police.
	Enjoy.
	We'll go to the ONS, who are spitting straight facts.
	Instead of straight propaganda.
	What did they say?
	36.8% of people identify as white, English, Welsh, Scottish, or Northern Irish in London.
	Down from 44.9% ten years ago.
	Before that, it was, what, like 50-something percent?
	There you are.
	Even the previous figures are far too low for my liking.
	So for English, I mean, we're down to a third.
	Most likely.
	And dropping.
	One in three people in England's capital are English.
	I mean, there is Middle Eastern oil state levels.
	Disproportionality.
	Like Kuwait.
	Qatar.
	Places where they have so much oil wealth, that's why they have the foreigners.
	But instead, we don't have the wealth.
	Got a nice river.
	Do we?
	It's literally brown.
	Hems.
	Listen, let me hope.
	Let me dream.
	Go to Salisbury.
	The river there is clean.
	No, don't go to Salisbury.
	Stay out of...
	If London's already fallen, stay in London.
	I'm just talking to Taurus.
	But we'll check out the map, because I mapped this.
	And the thing is, it's undeniable as well.
	You have in 2001.
	2011, things changed pretty quickly.
	And then 2021 here has changed quite a bit more.
	And it will just keep changing.
	I'm sure it will turn to nature.
	The Armenian Museum actually has a word for this.
	They call it cultural genocide.
	I'm not joking.
	There's a Wikipedia page you can go check out.
	Cenk Yuger has entered the chat.
	Yeah, he's going to be mauling.
	So the Armenian Museum quotes cultural genocide as...
	Acts and measures undertaken to destroy nations or ethnic groups' culture through spiritual, national and cultural destruction.
	And well, the thing is, as Calvin notes, we do actually have the immediate statements of the Labour government who did that in between 2001 and 2011 there.
	And they did do it for the reasons that they said, which is they wanted to, as Calvin writes, rub the right's nose in diversity.
	And they literally went out with teams to find foreigners to bring in because they wanted to culturally change London forever.
	Thousand years of history.
	Just don't worry about it.
	Hopefully fine.
	Anyway, according to the ONS as well, Nigel Farage noted that Manchester and Birmingham, including London, are all now minority white cities, he said in a video.
	This is something I don't know how to feel.
	I don't know if this is a tactic or boomerism.
	But of course, again, don't really care.
	Poland's white.
	It's a lovely place, and I'm glad it's Polish.
	But when I was there, it wasn't English.
	So I don't really want to live there.
	Sorry to be rude, but I want to live in England, being an Englishman.
	And just saying white doesn't mean much.
	But you could say it was a tactic, because it did kick off quite a fuss.
	Quite a funny fuss.
	Yes.
	We'll start off with the Conservatives.
	So what?
	Conserving England?
	Yeah.
	One diversity quota at a time?
	A few years ago when he was running to be Prime Minister.
	Remember that, he could have been Prime Minister.
	He was quoted as saying that he wanted an apology from the Labour Party for what they did to this country from 1997 until 2010.
	And then he's got, you know, in power and he's, so what?
	Don't care.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Must I be subjected to the thoughts of this man?
	We've got the next one here because we have Douglas Murray answering that question because Savage Javid is watching.
	I see many commentators on the census results saying, so what if people identify as white British, are a minority in London, Birmingham, Leicester, Manchester, etc?
	That doesn't end.
	Just one answer to which is because we never voted for this.
	Quite the opposite, in fact.
	Sajid, you ran on that campaign when you wanted to be Prime Minister, you pretended.
	And that's the thing.
	It's so quick to find out who is just a careerist piece of ass.
	And he's one of them.
	We'll go to the next one here as well, because we get the other responses.
	If you don't like it, leave.
	Huh?
	Yes, you should.
	Sani over here, who says, Ha ha ha, it's Inglistan now, baby.
	If you don't like it, leave.
	We deserve it.
	In fact, it's beautiful.
	You're all gone.
	This is revenge.
	They hate this country until they see that they are potentially going to be the ones taking over the country, at which point it's mask off, claws out.
	Yeah, it has nothing to do with trying to actually help people or make the place better.
	It's all about just revenge politics.
	Yeah, remember, any appeal to justice is a smokescreen in front of your eyes.
	These people hate you.
	They hate your ancestors.
	They hate what your ancestors may or may not have done to their ancestors.
	And these rules only apply to us.
	It would never apply to any African nation, any Arab nation, any Turkish place.
	Nothing bad ever happened in them before Europeans arrived.
	I don't know what you're on about.
	Go to Calvin because he has more on this as well.
	He writes here, Labour will call you racist for caring.
	Tories don't even pretend to care.
	Correct.
	The English are becoming a minority in English cities.
	Multiculturalism does not work.
	Put David Cameron there.
	The far right, of course.
	David Cameron.
	That's not to suggest we can't be a multi-ethnic society, but English language and culture has to take precedence.
	Yes, otherwise you don't actually have England anymore.
	Well, Heathrow.
	Don't want to live in Heathrow.
	Why nobody's daring to move to Tower Hamlets tomorrow.
	Not a huge demand for it.
	We also had Calvin go in salt mining as well.
	People went salt mining after him.
	He decided to put Enoch Powell as his background father.
	Oh, based.
	Yeah, we have this guy here saying one of the GB News main presenters put Enoch Powell as his profile cover picture, quoting his rivers of blood speech in reference to immigration diversity data.
	Now I disavow Enoch Powell, because he was wrong.
	Factually.
	Oh, okay.
	Interesting, interesting.
	He vastly, vastly underestimated the level of change.
	Yes, he did.
	Ridiculous how bad he was at.
	Enoch Powell, in turns out, in retrospect, was far too much of an optimist.
	He certainly was.
	Powell quoted a letter he received from a woman in Northumberland, I remember this, about an elderly woman living in Wolverhampton Street, where she was the only white resident.
	This was presented at the time of his speech as something unthinkable.
	Nope, nope, it's not really not.
	We must be mad, literally mad as a nation, to be permitting the annual inflow of some 50,000 dependents, who are, for the most part, the material of the future growth of the immigrant descendant population.
	It's like watching a nation busily engaged in heaping up its own funeral pyre.
	I'd disavow all of that because it's actually ten times.
	It's now 500,000 a year.
	He was just wrong.
	He was just factually wrong about all of this.
	About a third of England's capital is English now.
	He was worried about a whole 50,000 dependents.
	Well, you did say right before we started that Calvin has just posted an article called Enoch Powell Was Right.
	You need to address that headline there, Calvin, because he was very wrong.
	I will debate against Calvin.
	For all the right reasons, he was actually wrong.
	The thing is as well, Newham, 14.8% English.
	I looked at the primary school data, 5.2% of Newham's primary school students are English.
	5%.
	95% non-English.
	Again, don't give a crap about the white population.
	English population is just not there.
	42% of the population are Muslim in Newham.
	I'm sure that'll change.
	I also just started to look up some facts on Wikipedia, just so we can get a sense of how much damage has been done.
	The first known written use of the term ham is an Anglo-Saxon charter of 958, in reference to Newham.
	Of course, Newham being Newham.
	Don't expect people of our generation to be aware of anything that happened pre...
	well, pre-last week.
	Over a thousand years.
	A thousand years of this place has just been destroyed.
	The Doomsday Book shows land holdings further divided, and around the end of the 12th century, these manors were being served, singly or in groups of manors, by the familiar ancient parishes of West Ham, East Ham, and Little Ilford.
	John, you remember Ilford.
	I'll be going there.
	Yeah, I can see a John sniggering.
	Yeah, it's not very English.
	Quite a lot of stabbings.
	There's some guys there who really don't want to live there anymore and I can't blame them.
	Anyway, there's also this clip of Enoch Powell being shared around as if it's a bad clip in which they're like, oh yeah, look at this journalist destroy Enoch Powell.
	Thing is, you can go and watch the full thing and I highly recommend you do because it's unbearable how wrong this individual is.
	Go to the next one here.
	I've seen this clip so many times and Enoch is just on the money.
	Yeah, 100%.
	And we shall enjoy it once again.
	Which is, the complaint is, how dare you notice, Enoch?
	Well, certainly notice now.
	We are concerned with the increase in an element of a population.
	Which is profoundly different, thinks itself different, is seen as different from the rest.
	And that is where the significance both of number and of concentration comes in.
	Now, it could be as serious, indeed it could be more serious, if that different population were white and not coloured.
	I can well imagine that if they were, for example, Germans or Russians who were going to be occupying two-fifths or a half of Birmingham, At the beginning of the next century, we should...
	Yes, in occupation, living that.
	But as with some of your American cities, a considerable proportion...
	In the case of Birmingham, it will be at least two-fifths will be occupied by the immigrants and their descendants by the early years of the next century.
	Above all, their descendants?
	Yes, indeed.
	But those descendants will still be thoroughly separate, for the most part, from the rest of the population because of the numbers.
	If the numbers were small, then of course, like any very small minority, they would filter into the population.
	But nobody seriously imagines That if two-fifths of Birmingham consists of a first generation of descendants born here, of people from the West Indies, from Africa and from Asia, there will not be a profound difference between that part of a population and the rest.
	I think there may be a difference.
	In fact, there certainly will be a difference.
	Whether that difference is enough to promote anxiety unless someone declares You think nobody will notice?
	No, I think they will notice, certainly.
	The question about this is whether they will notice with fear and horror unless someone announces to them that fear and horror are an appropriate response to such a fact.
	I see.
	And you think that human nature is such that unless somebody referred to this, nobody would notice that their own native cities were transformed, that the white population was moving out and a different population was moving out.
	No, I didn't say that.
	Well, you think then that it would be noticed, but that it would not merely be tolerated, but would be taken as a desirable or acceptable development?
	No, I didn't say that either.
	Well, that is what you have to say.
	That is what you have to say, if this is not to be a problem.
	What a worm.
	What an absolute snake that other person is.
	As long as nobody notices and says it's bad, everything will be fine.
	Yeah, and can I just say a word for what we've lost in England?
	Because what a higher calibre of politician a man like Enoch Powell was in comparison to the Diane Abbots that we have occupying Parliament today.
	I mean, good God, what we've lost.
	The eloquence of explaining that, no, nobody hates foreigners, shut up, that's stupid.
	It's the numbers of people.
	If you bring in two-thirds of Birmingham to be foreign descendants, and then that population is separated from the English, how are they going to become English?
	What are they going to integrate into if there is nothing for them to integrate into?
	I mean, you can just see how incredulous he is at the insinuation.
	Do you think no one would notice?
	No.
	Are you honest here?
	Again, I disavow Enoch Powell because he said, in the early years of this century, so where we are today, two-thirds of Birmingham, 40% of Birmingham, might be ethnically non-English.
	It's 60%.
	There we are.
	Again, he was just factually wrong.
	He was just factually wrong.
	It's three-thirds.
	Sorry, three-fifths.
	Anyway, we go to Ash Sarker, who has a problem, of course.
	The problem being that the goalposts have moved, so stop complaining about it.
	Is it not enough?
	No, it wasn't.
	Someone mentioning here that in London and Birmingham things have changed, and she writes, in London and Birmingham white people still make up the single biggest ethnic group.
	Wrong!
	White people aren't an ethnic group.
	A racial group.
	Dunce.
	It's just less than 50%.
	That's to do with immigration and people of colour having families, and the growing number of people of mixed ethnicity.
	What's the problem with that?
	Well, as we went over previously, who wants globalist homogeneity?
	Ash.
	Who voted for that?
	Nobody.
	There we are.
	And yet, we're winning lads.
	Has never ringed truer for her.
	Yeah, if you go to the next one here, in case people don't know what I'm referring to, you can go check out Carl's tweet, in which he has the quote.
	There we are.
	He just says, we're winning, lads, because this is happening.
	The left-wing response is exactly the same as the Conservatives, of course, which quickly blasts through these.
	We have Otto English, who's there, whining.
	Surname ironic, I assume.
	Yeah.
	London is not minority white, it has a minority of people who define themselves as white British.
	Okay, sure, I don't...
	And then he says, bigger point is that nobody cares unless they're a bigot.
	Nobody will notice.
	And as long as no one says they should have anxiety, nobody will notice.
	If we just keep saying it like an incantation, the magic will just materialise.
	I love how the logic of decolonisation, majority rule, has now become something...
	That is to be despised, and it's only applying to us.
	Never remembering once.
	We have Her Royal Highness.
	Dr.
	Shola Moss.
	Yep, yep.
	She came out and said, there is no minority white British, but don't let the truth get in the way of your racist fear-mongering to incite racial hatred.
	Nigel Farage is a monster.
	Yeah, okay.
	Just keep lying.
	What are those minority white British so afraid of?
	She says.
	Well, Shola, you personally, you've multiple times displayed how you hate that ethnic group.
	So, I mean, there's that.
	I mean, racial hatred is one of them.
	Yeah, it's people like you, and I can guarantee it's not because of the colour of your skin, but more the content of your character.
	Thoughts in your head, lady.
	We've got the next one here.
	We have someone else who says, it is a racism.
	There we are.
	I love the fact that John is showing up in the replies of every single one of these.
	Yeah, the next one here we have as well.
	We have Bad Take Machine who's come out to tell us that something happened.
	In the 1997 era, something happened.
	He's still yet to figure it out.
	I guess we'll have the X-Files help him one day.
	And I just wanted to end off with mentioning that the Commonwealth Office, in all of this, has decided to celebrate Independence Day for Albania.
	The Commonwealth Office.
	You remember Albania part of the Commonwealth?
	Beautiful British colony.
	Filled with British people and British ways and cultures.
	Yeah, we are being ruled by people who just do not care.
	And I'll end off with just one more thing, which is the funniest thing I saw this morning, which is the left-wing newspaper The Guardian decided to come up with a headline about this census to celebrate it.
	How are they celebrating?
	Well, they're telling us that the most Islamic areas in this country are also the most deprived.
	Scroll down there.
	Is there a correlation here?
	They write, a worrying correlation between the areas with the worst levels of deprivation and the percentage share of Muslims.
	Something happened, I am sure, and we'll let The Guardian figure that one out, we'll let Tom Harwood figure his one out, and hopefully they'll figure it out.
	We'll all just have to figure it out somehow, alright.
	What a joke.
	Alright.
	On to some positive news.
	I'm trying to be a little bit more positive in this segment because I know we've gone on a lot about Elon and Twitter recently, but I really do think Elon is a good guy with everything that he's doing.
	And like Carl spoke about yesterday, he is our guy.
	He's on our side.
	But I'm not just saying that because he's making abstract gestures to free speech or anything like that.
	It's because he's actively punishing our enemies.
	That's what I think makes him our side.
	Not just our enemies, but people who deserved punishing.
	We're engaging in terrorism across the country for several years under Donald Trump.
	Yes.
	He has made sure they break the rules first, but the fact is these people have got away with breaking the rules for a decade at this point.
	People were topping police officers and then posting videos of them saying it was a good thing.
	And Jack Dorsey was sat aside going, yes, this is acceptable on my platform, thank you.
	But he is still actively punishing them, and Antifa is what we're talking about here in Elon's anti-Antifa action.
	They've been using Twitter for a really, really long time to organise.
	The establishment has been more than happy to use them as basically a soft enforcer for the regime, as I refer to it as.
	So it's when they don't want the police to be actively enforcing crazy BS like Drag Queen Story Hour.
	So what they do is they just let Antifa enforce it instead, as a soft intimidation tactic.
	And they will beat you up, they will try and shoot you, they will try and kill you, like they did to Andino, just for taking photographs of their faces when they do the exact same thing constantly.
	And...
	There's a thing there, which is if you don't think Antifa is absolutely filled with feds who are more than approving of what they do, I've got a bridge to sell you, because you can just go into a search engine and type in Antifa FBI informants, and instead of getting anything relevant to that search, what you will instead get is articles like this.
	Talking about how the FBI reportedly had up to eight informants in the Proud Boys on January 6th.
	So they're more than happy to let you know that, don't worry, we're working on those evil, far-right, reactionary, conservative hate groups.
	But they don't want...
	If there is any involvement in Antifa, which there absolutely will be, they don't want you to know because...
	In 1971, for instance, the Black Panthers were still around, and I found figures talking about that, that in 1971, around 22% of the Black Panthers were informants, which made up 156 of the total 710 members.
	Five guys in a room, one of them's a fed.
	Exactly.
	Exactly that.
	So if it's anything like that with Antifa, which I wouldn't expect it not to be, that just means that whatever Antifa is doing is approved by the establishment, which has just been obvious for a long time.
	And if you'd like to know more about Antifa and the tactics they use, and especially how they've been using Twitter to organize a lot, you should check out this premium tea time we did with Andy Ngo.
	This was well before I was part of here.
	And you should also read this.
	We did a book club on it.
	And if you want some great info from here, I wrote it down.
	So some great figures just to give you an indication of the problem as it was.
	So between 2005-2019, only one public figure banned on Twitter was left-wing.
	Every single other public figure was right-wing.
	And just some direct quotes.
	Most high-profile accounts can evade terms of service violations by retweeting or sharing a post made by someone else.
	The throwaway account that releases someone else's address and phone number or a venue's contact information for an event might get banned, but the individuals massively amplifying the information for purposes of harassment are not.
	On Twitter, groups like Rose City Antifa...
	Release long threads identifying attendees of right-wing public rallies.
	So this is just random people, you know, you decide, I don't like the idea that my children are being indoctrinated at schools, you decide to go and wave a few placards outside the school for a few hours, and teeth are going to take photos of you.
	Then they're going to use, like...
	Weaponised autism to track down who you are, where you work, who you're identified with, who you're married to, so they can intimidate you or just beat the ever-loving S out of you.
	And he carries on as well saying one of the strategies is to issue community alerts on Twitter and chat rooms on the real-time physical whereabouts of a particular person or group.
	This is called cyber swarming.
	The target can be any person they accuse of being a cop or a fascist, which is...
	Literally anybody who isn't radically left-wing.
	The tweets usually use a hashtag that begins with defend, and then the city name, for example, hashtag defendpdx is used for Portland targets.
	So Twitter has been allowing this to happen.
	It's been something they've been more than comfortable with going on on their platform, and Elon, after taking it over, has not been happy about this, and has actually been actively going against this and trying to remove these accounts, which has got people like the AOL and lots of other publications talking about Elon Musk's engagement with the far right on Twitter.
	It's out of control!
	Can you believe this?
	Elon Musk doesn't want terrorists on his platform promoting their terrorist activities, and they're like, far right.
	Madness.
	Far right, because don't you understand he invited former President Trump back onto the platform?
	Ooh, and he started one riot, maybe.
	There are literally people on Twitter who engaged in shootings and Molotovings.
	From Antifa.
	Yep.
	But you've seen the video.
	I mean, they committed several murders.
	Yep.
	In that year.
	I mean, you're the one in Portland where he just gunned a guy in the head.
	Yep.
	And they got an interview with Vice.
	Well, he was a fascist.
	But you remember they got the interview with Vice?
	Vice was like, well, let's hear your side.
	Well, you know.
	Won't somebody think of the poor murderers?
	I brought a cheap gun and I pulled the trigger.
	Yeah.
	Well, Callum obviously being a complete fascist right there and questioning the...
	Well, that's how the media...
	I'm not pro-murder, yeah.
	There you go.
	Just like the fascists were.
	And one of the funny things is it's not just been Antifa, it's been other people who we don't approve of.
	For instance, here we get the serfs complaining that at the beginning of the month, Ethan Klein, lolcow extraordinaire, had been banned because of the fact that he'd tried to present himself as Elon Musk on Twitter, and Elon was like, can't do that.
	Can't do that.
	Parody accounts, if you're trying to parody someone, unless you're actively...
	If you're stealing someone's identity, that's not right.
	If you don't have parody in the bio or in the name, that's not right either.
	I think it was in the bio and the name.
	Yeah, he had it in the banner, but that wasn't enough.
	And the serfs and other such leftists online are complaining about it.
	I mean, you get what you deserve, Ethan.
	You get what you deserve, because he was just posting, pretending to be Elon Musk and talking about how, oh, I'm big friends with Jeffrey Epstein, fan of that sort of stuff.
	Ridiculous.
	And the serfs...
	As all of your heroes, mate, it certainly weren't.
	Yeah, the serfs can't take rules being applied to their side when he tweeted out saying that Ethan Klein and Noah Sampson are both banned while every neo-Nazi and transphobe under the sun gets their account back, Twitter 2.0.
	I mean, if that's how you want to put it, Yeah.
	Glorious, isn't it?
	Also, general amnesty was issued, so I'm pretty sure Ethan can come back if he wants to any day.
	He probably can, but he likes to play the victim card.
	He likes to play the victim card.
	Then we've got celebrity morons like Alyssa Milano saying, Is this the freedom of speech you want, Elon Musk?
	How about copyright infringement as well?
	Is that fine by you two?
	This was in response to this image, John, if you just scroll down so we can see it.
	Is this your free speech?
	Yes.
	Yes it is.
	I can't speak for Elon, but I'm pretty sure the answer to both of those questions would be yes.
	This is absolutely fine.
	It's a very bad photoshop with a woman holding a sign saying my vagina smells like cat piss.
	In the Handmaid's Tale outfit, and that's Alyssa Milano's face.
	So she's very mad, which is very good by me.
	And then Ethan Klein's wife also got suspended because he decided to tweet out a picture of himself tweeting from her account, which is a clear ban evasion.
	And that got taken down immediately.
	Congratulations, Ethan!
	But the rules don't apply to me.
	Yeah, the rules don't apply.
	And that's the thing, though, which is that Ethan, for a long time, ever since he made his heel turn and became a leftist, has been, you know, rubbing the fact that the rules don't apply to him in a lot of people's faces, especially on Twitter.
	And now, whenever the rules do get applied to him, they whine, they complain, and sadly, on places like YouTube, where he's good friends with Susan, He still can be an idiot.
	He still can get away with whatever he wants.
	This clip has been going around recently of him once again making a joke, which he's made before, which has got him in trouble, and he just doesn't care.
	He just doesn't care, because he's like a child who was never disciplined.
	He's like a child who was never told, no, you can't do that.
	That's stupid.
	He looks like a child who thinks he's getting away with something very, very naughty.
	So just play the clip so we can hear what he says.
	We have to do whatever we can to protect the kids, and if that means shutting down the entire Catholic Church and bombing Vatican City...
	That's not good.
	Did you see his producer Dan's face there?
	Yeah, it's obviously a joke, but that doesn't matter on YouTube.
	And that's why his producer is sat there going, Ethan, you've done this before, man, for God's sakes.
	But on Twitter, though, he got got.
	And that's a great thing.
	But then let's move on to the more specific...
	It's a great thing that the rules that apply to us plebs also apply to him.
	Well, yes, that the rules are being applied evenly.
	But I just think Ethan Klein being punished is a good thing in general.
	Usually against Schadenfreude.
	Yes, I absolutely am over this.
	And Elon has started banning Antifa accounts as well.
	Like I said, Andy Ngo has been fantastic, as always, on reporting on these things.
	He's tweeted out on November 24th saying that LA Antifa member Chad Loader, who freaked out over Elon Musk expressing support for the removal of paedophilic accounts, has had his account suspended, although it's unclear if it's permanent.
	The suspension appears to be for a ban evasion over his alt at Masks4Docs.
	So he's started to just, you know, take care of things by applying the rules that should have applied to everyone from the start.
	And people also started to point out, like this from Rams Paul, saying that Twitter is reportedly nuking pedo accounts.
	This is eliminating much of anti for Twitter.
	Big coincidence.
	Big coincidence that the two of those groups would just overlap so easily.
	And Elon's very proud of this in the responses.
	He was saying that removing child exploitation is priority number one.
	We've covered this before.
	And he says, And Andy, being right on the money and right on the ball as usual, just No
	incitement to violence on my platform, please.
	Yeah, actual crimes are illegal.
	Yes, crime's bad.
	Shockingly enough, Elon takes the extreme sensible, centrist position.
	Elon's like, I support the law.
	I'm on Law FC. And as such...
	Andy's been doing a fantastic job in starting to, you know, post things to this thread to report Antifa rule-breaking, because he said, How do you best inform Twitter of these violations?
	I've been reporting specific accounts for years, and pretty much all of them remain.
	Last year, Antifa used Twitter to direct comrades to swarm me after I ran into a hotel following a violent street beating.
	Elon was like, well, that's messed up, bro.
	That's very disturbing, concerning that Twitter took no action, despite clear violation of terms of service.
	Reporting this thread for now.
	And that's what Andy's been doing.
	He's like, oh, thanks.
	And here you go in the next one.
	Because he immediately got to work on it, saying, well, here's one straight away.
	Crime Incorporated, an Antifa collective...
	You know, like, full mask off name.
	Makes riot guys, texts to radicalise people into criminal militancy, and propaganda that's shared via Twitter for people to redistribute.
	They've claimed a number of attacks and given instructions on how to form cells, what riot gear to bring, etc.
	And if you just hover over the name of that account there for me, John...
	Suspended.
	Simple as.
	Easy peasy.
	And he posted...
	Crime FC. Yeah.
	Sorry, Lore FC. Lore FC. Not on Crime FC. On point.
	Yeah.
	And he just...
	He wasn't done because he just kept tweeting all these different accounts at him.
	He was saying, well, you've suspended these.
	Well, they've got a bunch of...
	They've got a bunch of other accounts as well that you can also get on right there.
	German, French, Spanish, Polish, Italian, Czech...
	Yeah, you can eliminate this branch of Antifa from the site forever, because even if they're able to move to different websites and be able to organize through there, Twitter is still the big one.
	Twitter is the one with the most reach.
	Twitter's the one that they've Regardless either way, crime bad?
	Yeah, crime bad is good to get rid of this stuff.
	If more platforms started to do this thing, I think Antifa would be not as much of a problem as they are.
	And his most recent addition, because he has been doing it, continuing to do it, was like 10, 11 hours ago, pointing out one of the far-left accounts that incite violent and share extremist propaganda is IGD News.
	They publish claims of responsibility, such as the domestic terrorist case where militants tried derailing trains.
	They were convicted.
	IGD instructs new members on how to destroy evidence as well.
	All bad things.
	And I've checked through some of the other ones that he's tagged.
	Some of the other ones that he's tagged so far have not yet been banned.
	Or suspended off of the account.
	But I imagine, Elon being how he is, is probably working towards some greater system to be able to monitor this so that he can just, like, nip it at the bud.
	I imagine he'll get back to these.
	So if you're interested in trying to prevent, you know, terrorists plotting evil things on Twitter...
	Such as Molotov-ing the police, throwing IEDs at a courthouse, shooting innocent people in the street...
	Other such mostly peaceful acts, yes.
	I saw someone in the chat saying, I thought Millwall FC was Crime FC, and it's like, no, you've been outdone.
	You've been very much outdone.
	There you go.
	Well, you can find this thread and start tweeting other examples at it, and hopefully Elon will see it and get rid of those.
	And Antifa had their own response to this, which was quick, pathetic, and useless, which is where they threatened violent protests at Tesla dealerships in Portland.
	Portland Antifa planned after...
	Hang on, hang on.
	Yeah, yeah, go on.
	This doesn't work, because we remember that, what was it?
	There was that dealership, the car dealership, second-hand one, that had Black Lives Matter on its, like, boards, so everyone could see.
	So when you drive up, that's all you see, and they still burn every car in the lot.
	So there's no point.
	But they planned arson attacks at Tesla locations on Friday night after he started suspending the accounts that called for violence.
	A man called Ash Redacted posted, Tonight in Portland, every city, every town, show up at your local Tesla dealerships in protest of Elon Musk.
	This will be a thread with other flyers that pop up in other notable Tesla locations across the so-called US. The image posted by him showed a Tesla ablaze and red F Elon Musk.
	The fascist Elon Musk has chosen his side in history, aligning with fascists and white supremacy.
	So tonight we are calling for actions across the so-called US. They think that's really clever, just calling it the so-called US. It's very low-energy Soviet propaganda.
	It really is.
	I mean, where's the glory?
	Where's the pomp and pageantry of it?
	I don't see any glorious statues being killed.
	But yeah, we need to go to every local Tesla dealership tonight.
	And as far as I can tell, nothing happened.
	They didn't go to the dealerships, unless I've been missing something completely.
	I heard no follow-up on this.
	Except for this, when Andy gave an update saying that the account that started spreading that, Ash Redacted, got immediately suspended.
	Elon just, bam, on the money.
	He's got the ban hammer, and it seems he's very happy to use it if you break the rules.
	Which is always a good thing.
	And now the activists are whining, they're crying, they're saying, oh, he's banning anti-fascist accounts on Twitter, this means he's a fascist!
	And this is just, if anything, in this Newsweek article, a nice little round-up of some of the other ones he's done.
	So Stephen Monacelli, an independent journalist, reported on Tuesday that the group Elm Fork John Brown Gun Club, a leftist group based in Texas, that volunteers as armed protection for LGBTQ events, like I said, if they don't want the police doing it, they're just more than happy to let these violent extremist leftists group do it for them, had been suspended after breaking Twitter's content rules.
	And on Wednesday, clinical instructor at Harvard Law School, Alejandro Caraballo, who we've covered before on the podcast, reported Chad Loder had been suspended, like we pointed out earlier.
	None of the Antifa guys have changed their behaviour.
	No, of course not.
	All of this change is the regime.
	And yeah, terrorism is actually bad.
	Well, that's the thing.
	This is why this is all good news, because it means that it's going to make it far more difficult, and it would be really nice if other platforms started to do this, but Twitter doing it is a fantastic start, make it far more difficult for actual violent extremist groups to anonymously organize.
	Elon showed it's really simple.
	If you have the power, just use it.
	Just say no.
	You have to make sure that you're not motivated by leftist nonsense.
	Well, yeah, that's the thing.
	We've got so many people who have been in power, who supposedly weren't leftists, who were in positions to do stuff like this, and they were just like, no, I won't.
	No, I won't do it.
	Whereas Elon's like, no, all you have to do is just do it.
	So, thank you very much, Elon, for trying in your own little way to make the US and other countries who are also infected by Antifa a safer place and keep up the good work.
	What's the love, actually?
	What a tone shift!
	That's right, Callum.
	Terrorism.
	It's you and me.
	Not for love.
	Feel it in my fingers.
	Ah, you've never seen the movie, have you?
	So it doesn't work.
	Like I said, I've seen some of the second half of it, never watched it all the way through, because like I say, my missus doesn't force me to watch chick flicks with her.
	Well, you're going to watch it, and I'm going to convince you.
	No, I'm not.
	I don't want to.
	I'm going to convince you.
	All right, let me try.
	Is it funny?
	Yes.
	Is it actually a good film outside of being a chick flick?
	Yeah.
	Then I might watch it.
	Anyway, but the point is that Love Actually is based, and it's really based, and that's pissing a lot of people off.
	And for its 20th anniversary, I thought we'd go over it, because there are a lot of people who are very mad.
	Starting off, we're just promoting the politics and philosophy of They Live on looses.com, the film reviews we do.
	Maybe we'll do Love Actually on its own sometime, but...
	The thing is, the thing about They Live is the glasses and the pure ideology that it brings you, and there are a lot of people engaging in pure ideology right now because of the 20th anniversary, including the dude who made the movie, it seems.
	So if we go to the next one here, we can see Richard Curtis saying,"...the lack of diversity in love actually makes me feel a bit stupid." Remember that graph I showed earlier?
	Remember how London used to look in 2003?
	Yeah.
	No, I was seven, but carry on.
	The graphs.
	I know the graphs.
	The archive footage.
	The hidden secrets.
	2003 Christmas love classic, love actually, that makes him feel a bit stupid about the lack of diversity.
	The award-winning British screenwriter said that there were moments of the film that were now bound to feel out of date, but that society's ongoing love for it is really touching.
	I'm sorry, does he think that people watching it nowadays, they'll sit down, they'll watch it, you know, they'll be passing the tissues at the end, wiping the tears.
	That's not how London looks.
	Yeah, just going like, that was amazing, but if only there were more brown people!
	I just, I can't, when white people get together and fall in love, I can't, I have no empathy for that, because I'm a race socialist.
	If modern adverts have told us anything, it's the only beautiful relationship is a mixed relationship.
	Well, it's the only one that's permitted on advertisements in the UK. People don't know what we're talking about.
	I think it's, what is it, like 3% of the British population have got black skin.
	I think it's 3.4, yeah.
	Something like that, who identifies black.
	And then you've got the advertising industry.
	It's one in three people.
	On adverts?
	Yep, see, that's why it's black and it's like, huh.
	Alright, that's proportionate.
	Anyway, cast members, including Hugh Grant, Dame Emma Thompson, Bill Knightley, Laura Linney, and Thomas Brody-sang-sher, bugger that, also sat down with ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer for exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes looks.
	Asked by Sawyer if there were any parts of the film that make them wince, Curtis replied, there are things that you would change, but thank God society is changing.
	I presume he's talking about the diversity there.
	Because he goes on to say, my film was bound to feel out of date at some times.
	The lack of diversity makes me uncomfortable and feel stupid.
	So he's saying, thank God the diversity of England has changed.
	Okay, you are actually making me want to watch the film now.
	I told you!
	As a cultural touchstone of what things were before they were right now.
	Because this isn't reflecting badly on the film like he thinks.
	This is reflecting badly on him that he's allowed himself to become so brainwashed and ideological in the time since now and then.
	Because the thing is, anyone who's watched Love Actually will know.
	The film is a work of love, as in, I wanted to make a good film about love.
	That's a pretty wholesome goal.
	Yeah, no, I've been corrupted by ideology and now I must make propaganda, which is why everyone else...
	Which is most films nowadays.
	I'm going to look at what's Richard Curtis' latest film.
	If we get the next article on screen, we can see The Guardian here.
	We can see...
	Here's what's changed, of course.
	Diversity is a beautiful thing.
	A view from Leicester and Birmingham, The Guardian writes, in response to the latest census.
	I love that.
	Diversity is when you don't exist and it's beautiful.
	It's actually what that headline is.
	And we'll go to the map again.
	Proud of the map.
	Because, of course, we can see how things changed.
	Well, the 2003 film was filmed when the graph looked like that.
	And, um...
	He's so glad society has changed.
	Weird, weird wording.
	It's not the only thing, as well.
	If we get the next article here, we can see Wales Online reporting, Time to rethink Christmas, as half of the country is no longer Christian, says Diversity Group.
	They say that many people feel left out and excluded from ceremonies.
	And, uh...
	Yeah.
	The thing is, if you take Christmas out of love, actually, the whole thing doesn't make any sense either.
	I bet it doesn't.
	Also...
	I'm glad it's all changing.
	It seems that he's not made anything, or, like, directed anything since 2017.
	He's only directed...
	Three films, Love Actually, The Boat That Rocked, which is actually a decent film, and also Very English, by which I mean filled with English people, and then About Time, a film I've never heard of or watched.
	But do you know what I notice in all of them?
	A lot of white people in all of the covers.
	It's disgusting, isn't it?
	I can't believe you would do this.
	I'm gagging right now, but About Time, his most recent film, was 2013, so it's obviously before he reached his current enlightened state.
	And my point isn't the director.
	The director's just like, that's his 20-year anniversary, so he had to give a story.
	Apparently About Time was wholesome as well, according to John.
	He had to give a story about how he hates white people, which is interesting.
	But the thing is, there is a lot of salt about Love Actually, and we noted it last year, and I've kept it under my hat.
	Richard Curtis wrote The Vicar of Dibley.
	One of the most English shows ever made!
	I want to just take you through the absolute salt, and there is a funny effect in politics, which is when your enemies absolutely hate something, you do enjoy it more and more.
	That's why I'm saying you're going to end up watching it.
	Because we go to an article two years ago, so this is an article where they say, there's a lot to hate in love, actually.
	Okay, this lady here, who totally didn't enjoy the movie.
	She writes, Love actually killed the rom-com.
	It's a powerful exoneration of white male hegemony and terrible things that men do as a result.
	Its central moral lesson is that the less a woman talks, the more lovable she is.
	And it's a nightmarish UKIP ethnostate.
	You mean England!
	That's how you really feel.
	Jesus Christ!
	Yeah, you could feel the hatred.
	And the hatred is because it's a movie where there are English couples and they're having themselves a good time.
	Is the writer of this still alive or did she just have a heart attack and curl over?
	Oh man.
	It's just a pure hatred.
	While writing this, my god.
	It goes on, there's the fat jokes, the sexual harassment, the lack of female dialogue.
	Okay, Callum.
	I already want to watch the film, you're just selling it to me more now.
	I told you!
	The normalisation of stalking, that's my favourite hobby!
	No, joking aside, because the thing is, there isn't any stalking in the movie.
	No, I'm sure it's just what...
	I'm sure what it's depicting is the male courting strategy, right?
	Which this woman is saying is stalking.
	It's a very specific subplot.
	So the movie, just to say for people who haven't seen it, there's basically seven subplots going on of all these different people falling in love, or this guy who cheats on his wife, and that's the story as he falls in love with this secretary, but he breaks up with his wife because he's obviously cheating on her.
	And, um, then there's, you know, like, a small couple where, like, the young boy is realising he's got feelings for a girl, and it's weird, because he's, like, nine.
	And his dad's like, oh, we'll learn the drums, I guess.
	And he learns the drums, so at the school, he can impress her by playing the drums real good.
	That's so sweet and wholesome!
	Wholesomest things in the world.
	The Prime Minister, he's single in this movie.
	He's meant to be some Tony Blair-esque figure, but single.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Turns up to the office and there's this tea lady there that he falls in love with and is like desperately like, how do I make her like me?
	And then the American president shows up and is a creepy sex pest and tries to cheat on his wife with this tea lady in England.
	All right.
	And the prime minister sees this.
	He sees an intimate moment between them where he can see what's going on.
	And then his response is to turn around, tell the Yanks to get stuffed and stand up for England.
	Oh my God!
	We're not going to follow Uncle Sam's rules and all this.
	It's like...
	This is great.
	I need to watch this.
	I told you!
	I need to watch this.
	You're right.
	The title of this segment is very accurate.
	I'm getting back...
	Let's get back to the stalking, though.
	Because you could say, okay, maybe they've got an accusation there that's true or something, right?
	Stalking's bad.
	They're talking about this dude.
	If we go to the next image here.
	This dude.
	Oh, that's where this is from.
	Yeah, so this dude, he loves this girl.
	Rick from The Walking Dead, yeah.
	Rick over here, before the bad times, falls in love with this girl, and the girl falls in love with his best mate, and he has to attend the wedding, where the girl he loves and his best mate are getting married, and he's filming it, because he's good with cameras.
	That's his job, right?
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	And so he does that, and it's really awkward for him, because he's like, I like her, but I can't say anything, obviously, because he's marrying my best mate, and...
	I need to deal with this, but I don't know what to do, because I still love her.
	And then she thinks that he hates him, hates her, because he keeps ignoring her and trying to stay away from her, because he loves her, but he knows he can't...
	Because he's trying to keep his distance.
	Yeah, he's trying to do the right thing, which is trying to disassociate.
	And she keeps coming round, and she gets him a pie, and is like, oh, can you show me the wedding film you took?
	And he's like, oh, it needs a production, I can't show you it, blah, blah, blah.
	And eventually she finds it, puts it on.
	And then she notices the whole wedding film he made is just shots of her.
	He's just constantly filming her because he's in love with her.
	And she looks at him and he's like, oh.
	And he just walks out all embarrassed and stuff.
	And then he comes back after no contact and just plays a Christmas carol thing and then pulls out these cards.
	Just like, look, here's my feelings.
	I think you're perfect, blah, blah, blah.
	But I can't say this publicly, of course, because of what's happening.
	And she gives him a kiss and then goes back in.
	And that's a bit weird because obviously, you know, it's cheating on the marriage.
	Yeah.
	But, whatever.
	Like, it's a big romantic gesture.
	It's supposed to be, like, the forbidden love, the love conquers all true love over whatever it is she's got with this other guy.
	Complex feelings and all that.
	None of it's stalking.
	There is no stalking aspect of that to me.
	It's just like, no, the dude's still in love with her and is trying to get rid of it, but it's his best mate.
	What can he do?
	It's a mess.
	And, yeah, that happens to people.
	But, no, that's stalking now, is it?
	We have an article from five years ago which they complain it's the patriarchy.
	The patriarchy actually...
	All night thinking that, did you Toby?
	Right, men embracing this incredibly feminine, ooh, I'm a sassy girl boss type attitude, and I know that this doesn't exactly look like your typical man, I understand what you're saying there John, but allowing men to start to talk like women in such a way was a complete mistake.
	No, but it's more about he's trying to make some stupid...
	I know, I know.
	He writes in here, a film with a myriad of problems.
	Base, that's a problem.
	Not least, it's glaring, anarchaic, monoracial version of London...
	That was just London!
	It was just London, Matt.
	Again, there was no propaganda behind the creators.
	They weren't going to do something.
	They were going to represent how it was, and that's the problem, again.
	Well, to be fair, these are the same people that cheer on and celebrate Anne Boleyn being black.
	Yeah, yeah.
	They're not sincere in Slice.
	But most were all too apparent, even when it came out in Christmas 2003.
	There's Andrew Lincoln's creepy betrayal of a man who just can't keep, can't help but confess his love to his best friend's new wife, Keira Knightley.
	I was like, yeah, that's not creepy.
	It's kind of, you know, complex and interesting.
	But no, no, it's all creepy stalkering.
	Oh, looking younger than Lincoln by every one of the 12 years?
	Because older men, they never get with younger women.
	Especially if they're in their mid-30s and they're just getting to a point of success in their lives.
	I think it's all 18-year-old men that get with 40-year-old women.
	That's how I've seen it.
	I've heard.
	Maybe I'm wrong.
	I don't know.
	Yeah, whatever.
	Hugh Grant's pervy Prime Minister What?
	Seducing a number 10 household staff, but mysterifyingly referenced as fat as every opportunity.
	So you're saying, so your interpretation was that he falls in love?
	Yeah, he turns up, she's beautiful, he's not married, and he's like, oh, okay, I quite like her.
	And then he's like, awkwardly embarrassed around her all the time.
	She comes in and brings him biscuits, and he's like, oh, could you get me some better biscuits or whatever?
	And then he's like, no, no, no, actually, it's fine, it's fine.
	Like, he doesn't want to cause a fuss.
	Curious thing in the world!
	Yeah, that's just very wholesome and sweet.
	No, he's a pervy Prime Minister sex pest.
	It's like, no, the American president is the sex pest in the film.
	He turns up, is married, and tries to get with the tea lady.
	Like, he's the bad guy!
	Anyway.
	The cleaner for Colin Firth's character, falling head over heels in love with a much older man despite the fact they can't speak the same language.
	Talk about a midlife fantasy.
	Like, no.
	That could easily happen.
	That reference is obviously showing off that love transcends language.
	Like, she can't speak English, she's Portuguese.
	I mean, Love Actually is literally the name of the film.
	It's about love, you lunatic.
	The film really shows off its hands in the only truly moving story, told predominantly from a woman's point of view.
	Yeah, I love this.
	This is the only one he thinks about.
	With Alan Rickman's superb portrayal of a philandering husband, I ask you, is there any greater display of white male idiocy than deciding to cheat on Emma Thompson?
	Now.
	I would never support men cheating on their wives.
	But Emma Thompson.
	Yeah, if it's Emma Thompson, I get it, bro.
	No, it's obviously a joke.
	But it's, again, stupid, as if that's the only part of the film you can identify whether there's something wrong with you.
	Perhaps we should reference that question to Kenneth Branagh.
	If you only really needed to confirm it in 2016, stick on the TV. White men suck, actually.
	Oh, okay, so...
	No, Zinger.
	Okay, so what this article is...
	Written by a white man, I presume.
	Soy boy!
	Soy boy!
	What this article is saying, oh, you don't want to enjoy the wholesome family films of yesteryear?
	Well, stick on the TV, absorb some propaganda, and all of a sudden you won't be able to enjoy it anyway.
	Genius!
	I love PewDiePie.
	Soy boy!
	I think we should start getting a soundboard so we can just have bruh.
	Yeah, we have about eight years ago, there's another article where you have The Guardian writing, love actually is a catastrophe.
	The hate for it, the real hate for it.
	It's because it's promoting wholesome love and wholesome family values instead of sexual degeneracy.
	It's not left-wing propaganda, is the complaint.
	Where's the Netflix-ization of the whole cast and crew and all of the relevant story bits?
	It's like, why would we do that?
	We're trying to make a good film.
	Sorry.
	Moves to the next one here.
	We have someone else writing an article.
	Is love actually sexist?
	It doesn't sound it.
	I mean, kind of.
	They have sex.
	That's your complaint, lady.
	In the words of Spinal Tap, what's wrong with being sexy?
	The BBC go with ten times pop culture romanticised sexual harassment.
	Again, the complaint here is the guy who has complex feelings for a girl he loves, but then she's getting married to his best friend.
	I'm not endorsing anything by saying this, but there are so many examples of men trying to court women and women considering it creepy when it's an ugly man and considering it romantic when it's a handsome man.
	That double standard exists as well.
	We have the next one here from some articles saying fat shaming and toxic men love actually called to be cancelled.
	Yeah, okay.
	The fat-shaming here, in case you're wondering, is because they have that tea lady, right?
	She's not fat, and that's the joke.
	Is that all the other staff are like, she's a bit fat.
	The fat one?
	Is that the one you mean, Prime Minister?
	I just want to see where his secretary comes in, and he's like, what is Natalie about?
	She says, oh, the fat girl.
	What would we call her that?
	That's quite funny.
	Yeah, it's hilarious.
	That's the point.
	But no, we go to the next one.
	Lad Bible had to get in on the juice.
	Modern audiences call for a classic Christmas film, Love Actually, to be cancelled.
	Because they dare to say that Natalie was a bit fat.
	She wasn't.
	We've got the next one here as well.
	We have The Independent.
	Why Love Actually is not the heartwarming rom-com you're remembering.
	Disbelieve your lying eyes.
	Yeah, you'll watch it this Christmas and remember, I don't know, The Independent might be wrong here.
	They write here, All the power and agency belongs to the male characters whilst women.
	Often their younger employees are silent, appreciative, pretty things.
	Based.
	What's wrong with...
	Okay.
	Appreciative.
	That's a bad thing now, isn't it?
	Girl bosses aren't grateful for anything that they're given or worked for.
	They're constantly spiteful in the face of blessings.
	I was talking with Daisy earlier going through all the female characters in the film and none of them are portrayed poorly either.
	They're trying to make it out like the women are sub-humans in this film or something.
	You have the girl who can't speak English because she's Portuguese, right?
	Well, obviously she doesn't talk much.
	She's talking Portuguese.
	He doesn't understand a bloody word she's saying.
	There's actually some funny moments where, like, he's writing something.
	It all falls into the river.
	And so she, like, strips off and jumps in.
	He's like, hmm, not bad.
	Anyway, strips off to jump in and get the papers as well.
	And he's like, oh, terribly sorry.
	It's quite cold in here.
	And she's jabbering away in Portuguese going, it's bloody freezing!
	They can't understand each other.
	This is hilarious.
	That's sweet.
	Makes perfect sense.
	It's like, oh, there's eels in here, be careful.
	She's like, what the hell was that?
	But in Portuguese.
	So, anyway.
	And so you got her.
	You got the young couple, which you have this American girl, which he's obviously trying to impress but can't talk to because he's an eight-year-old and doesn't really know how to court women.
	I mean, that subplot makes sense, why she's not talking much.
	You've got the tea lady, which, yeah, I mean, she talks a fair bit, but she's there as an employee for the Prime Minister of all people, for God's sake.
	You've got the wife who's being cheated on.
	She talks plenty.
	She's amazing and lovely and a great wife.
	I imagine she's got a lot to say as someone being cheated on.
	She's very upset.
	Yeah, I bet.
	You've got the secretary who the husband cheats on, which, yeah, she's the secretary.
	That's the point in the subplot there.
	So, waste of time.
	There's two...
	There's a really funny couple, actually, where you've got this guy and girl.
	They're both, like, models for photo shoots where you've got to be nude.
	So there's a lot of scenes where she's, like, bent over on a lean, and he's got to sit there, like, thrusting into her for, like, I don't know, maybe...
	Ten minutes or something, right, for the shoot?
	So he just keeps doing it, and they're just bored, so they just get chatting about stuff, and in different sexual positions, and eventually they're like, oh, you want to come around and meet the family?
	Yeah, sure, I'll come around for Christmas.
	Oh, it's incredibly humanising!
	That sounds it.
	That was nice.
	The only version of the women that are a joke is because there's one English character who's like, yeah, American birds are up for anything.
	They love it.
	And he's like, come with me, my lad.
	We'll come to America.
	I hear you can go at any bar and you'll find three women who want to have sex with you.
	And his mate's like...
	Mate, you're an idiot.
	You're a moron.
	He's like, when they think English accents are sexy, they'll fall for it.
	And then he gets on a plane, and of course he goes to the first bar in America, he finds, and there are three beautiful supermodels sat there, who all, tonight, they have to, oh, they all sleep in the same bed, oh, so you'll have to share with us.
	And we're so poor, we can't afford pyjamas, so we have to sleep naked.
	That's...
	It's tug-of-cheek.
	It's bollocks.
	That's that sort of, like, goofy Monty Python-esque British humour starting to come out.
	It's just absurd.
	But no, there's suppression of women.
	All of those characters.
	It's not a thoughtful, how do we make this funny and interesting and, you know, whatever.
	No, no, we just want women to shut up.
	That's all we're about.
	If that was Curtis's secret agenda, I mean, for...
	Anyway, we've got the next one here.
	We have more of this as well.
	They actually wrote in here, Love Actually, the strangest film ever made, exponentially deconstructed as a creepy nightmare.
	We'll get back to that.
	We have an image with, they predicted Prince Harry.
	Something I didn't think of.
	Very clever.
	We have the American girl there and the little ginger lad who's trying to impress her.
	I thought there was no diversity in the film.
	Okay, alright.
	Never mind.
	She's trying to seek fame and fortune as well.
	That's her job.
	She's like a singer.
	Is she also a very lazy podcaster?
	I don't know.
	We didn't get that far into that subplot.
	Anyway, we have Pink News who write in here that it's a creepy nightmare.
	There you are.
	Straightest film ever made.
	Okay, Pink News.
	Cry more.
	They write in here, Richard Curtis's 2003 film set at Christmas and tells stories of approximately 40,000 characters all straight from Okay.
	Oh, well.
	Cry more.
	The thing is, there actually is gay representation.
	Oh, yeah?
	It's just not how you think.
	It's not a guy walking around with dildos slapped through his chest.
	Oh, well, it obviously can't be gay then, can it?
	With Mr.
	Bean's character, which, um...
	Yeah, come on, he's gay.
	The guy who's cheating goes to get a bracelet for the secretary he's cheating on to get her that.
	And this guy starts repairing it while his wife's away.
	His wife's gonna come back any minute.
	And he's like, oh, we've wrapped it up.
	Would you like a gift wrap, sir?
	Yeah, sure.
	And he's like, I'll get the petals.
	And then the rosemary he gets out and everything and then wraps it up in another box and then more bullshit.
	Classic!
	Classic Rowan Atkinson performance, I bet.
	It's great.
	Then we have Elton John over here, who's not Elton John, he basically is in the film.
	He goes to Elton John, so he runs this Christmas single that's crap.
	He's going, I'm feeling in my fingers, feeling in my toes, and he just changes the line to, Christmas is all around us, instead of love is all around us.
	Comes number one, because it's funny, because it's crap.
	That's what happens with Christmas songs, yeah.
	I love English culture.
	It's crap.
	Alright, good.
	Brilliant, I'll take ten of it.
	He goes to a party with Elth and John and he gets bored of it and comes back and hangs out with his fat tubby manager to spend Christmas with him and he's like, but I love you.
	And he's like, not like that, not like that, but you know.
	And then they have a weird hug and then he says, let's get drunk and watch porn.
	And that's what they do for Christmas.
	What?
	Great.
	Back to the article though.
	Pink news moulding.
	So in SJW, they write, sat down with their girlfriend who recommended the film.
	And this is an SJW's interaction with a good film.
	Quote, My girlfriend made me watch the movie Love Actually for the first time ever last night, and I would like to discuss the absolute effing unnecessary nightmare, unceasing nightmare, sorry, every single scene is.
	He was horrified.
	Did he still have a girlfriend by the morning?
	Because I can imagine she was just hoping for a nice, funny, possibly even romantic evening in...
	One of the main characters is your normal, everyday, actual Prime Minister of Britain.
	Yeah, okay, shut up.
	And his storyline is that he wants to do the tea lady at number 10.
	He literally just moved in and wants to pork the help, and it's never framed as anything but the utmost of romance.
	No, Hugh, it's really not.
	Why not?
	It is.
	What?
	Go watch the film again, you idiot.
	It's adorable.
	Once again, this supposed man sounds far more feminine than I imagine his girlfriend is.
	And wanted.
	Anyway, quote, True and based.
	Yeah, the day after a funeral, writes Fox.
	I was like, yeah.
	Tough feelings between siblings at a funeral.
	That's never happened.
	Alright.
	Colin Firth's character is lambasted next.
	Oh, did you find the Hugh Grant storyline creepy?
	No.
	Well, guess what?
	They're a completely different character with the exact same storyline, except this time the hired help can't even speak English.
	What an effing nightmare is this film?
	Again, love transcends the barrier.
	She's Portuguese.
	Gaspig English.
	Also, it's a comedy?
	That sounds like a funny scenario for funny hijinks.
	The end of it is even more funny for funny hijinks.
	Spoiler alert for those who haven't seen Love, actually.
	The film ends with Thurft's character proposing to his cleaner that he has never had a single conversation with, as Fox describes it.
	He actually...
	Sorry.
	Actually, he first asks her father, who thinks he is selling his daughter into slavery...
	And he's totally fine with that.
	This is hell, writes Fox.
	That's quite funny.
	A butchering of what actually happened.
	After she leaves, he realizes I miss her so much.
	He stays in the library learning Portuguese for like a month, as fluently as he can, then flies to Portugal, and then goes and meets the family that tracks down the house, knocks on the door, and is like, in broken Portuguese, I want to marry your sister.
	And he's like, eh?
	Huh?
	Really?
	Get in here.
	Brings in the sister.
	He's the other sister, who's fat and ugly.
	Not that one, not that one.
	He's like, no, Aurelia, Aurelia.
	They go to the shop and they're just shouting at everyone, this stupid Englishman wants to buy Aurelia, the fat one, yeah.
	She's not fat.
	They go to the shop and he's like, I'm selling you to this Englishman.
	And then he professes her love to him and then she speaks English to him after he's proposed.
	Oh, so she'd been doing the same thing?
	He's like, in Portuguese, will you marry me?
	And she goes, yes, I will.
	And all the Portuguese people in the cafe are like, What did she say?
	We need to know, we need to know!
	Yeah, anyway.
	It's beautiful, again, but no, it's creepy to this idiot.
	Fox then moves on to Alan Rickman's character, Harry, and rightly points out that the secretary is an effing creep who should be fired on the spot for her inappropriate behaviour in the workplace.
	The secretary cheats with.
	She makes a pornographic joke at work.
	So, I mean, this dude's office must have, like, suicide nets.
	Unbearable.
	Fox's conclusion was simple and just.
	He wants the film banned.
	The negatives burnt and copies to be buried in the ground.
	Or you just don't have to watch it.
	Pinknews write, we think that's an entirely reasonable and fair solution to cutting this unsettlingly straight film out of our lives.
	No, no.
	Upsettingly straight.
	So if the writer of this article, presumably, walks outside and sees a man and a woman holding hands, I assume they either break out the knife or just have a complete nervous breakdown right then and there, right?
	I imagine so.
	Judging by the tone of this article, Jesus, but these people are completely insane!
	I'll end it off there.
	I'll save the other thing for another time.
	But the thing is, yeah, I can see the chat being like, yeah, okay, I've got to check that out.
	You certainly should.
	Love Actually is incredibly based.
	It'll be on TV this Christmas.
	Either way, I'm sure you can find it in your local online free...
	Watch out if the BBC play it.
	They might recolour some of it.
	You know there is going to be in 10 years a warning labelled to the film.
	This film isn't very diverse.
	Calling it now.
	That is what's going to happen.
	There you have it.
	Do go and check out Love Actually.
	Great film and pissed off all the right people in a way that wasn't pointless and was actually very fun.
	In the video comments.
	Since the left doesn't justify their beliefs a posteriori, we assume their beliefs are justified a priori.
	But this is false.
	A priori justification still uses criteria, and as we've seen with women, the left rejects criteria entirely.
	So really, the left doesn't justify.
	Instead, they validate themselves by enduring any proof that they're wrong.
	So in order to feel perpetually secure in their identity, they have to be in perpetual conflict.
	This is why they find security in their supposed victimization.
	I mean, it's sort of true, yeah.
	I mean, they just sort of assert and then move forward.
	And then if someone says, no, that assertion is wrong...
	Well, then that person is a heretic and has to be gone.
	I mean, I assert that trans women are women.
	That's obviously not true.
	Well, you're denying that these people exist and want them killed.
	What?
	I didn't say that.
	They do whatever they feel like and whatever they want, and they justify it later.
	I don't think they ever justify it.
	He's right.
	They just say the heretic needs to die.
	Well, yeah, but you could say...
	I mean, the heretic...
	Calling someone a heretic in the first place is the justification, so...
	Pure power.
	Yeah, it's pure power.
	The next one.
	Android is open source as the operating system only.
	A phone becomes recognizably Android with the Google Play services, which are not open source.
	Some phone manufacturers have tried including alternate app stores, and Blackberry and Microsoft competed with their own mobile OSs.
	All failed.
	As with banning Adobe Flash, Steve Jobs refined the idea of a curated app store to ensure quality user experience, which was definitely needed at the time.
	No one is working on it now, so a secure web phone would take years to develop.
	The idea has been tried before, and poor app code would ruin it.
	It is true, the app store did need a curation.
	I don't know if you remember how crap it was back in the day.
	No, I don't.
	Do you ever get those, everyone gets these ads, I'm sure you do as well, even now, where you have these games that kind of look, they're very simple and BS, but they kind of look kind of cool.
	Oh, I get adverts for those all the time, where it's supposed to be like, oh, it's like a PS2 game on your phone!
	I've downloaded hundreds of these apps.
	Just because I'm so interested.
	More fool you.
	I just don't understand them.
	Like, I can't think.
	Because you think, they actually look attractive, and if you did sell that as a game, people would actually give you money?
	And they never do.
	They just do this BS strategy of loads of these crap games, where you start and then there's just add-off, add-off, add.
	I just, I can't.
	Or you have to pay to progress, I imagine.
	No, no, no.
	You join, the progress is very slow, and the game's quite fun, but every two seconds there's an ad, so you literally can't do anything.
	And that's how they make their money to send those adverts on Facebook and YouTube.
	The miss is trying to play a Harry Potter mobile game ages and ages ago, and it was one that was actually quite enjoying it.
	It was kind of fun.
	If she'd got nothing better to do, she'd whip the phone out and start playing it.
	Except then it started to introduce challenges, and each one of those challenges was either wait 48 hours...
	Or you can pay an extra fiver right now for some gems!
	Yeah, that cancer is still there as well and needs purging.
	Fun thing about Samsung though, you know they make artillery?
	What?
	Yeah, yeah.
	I know their phones were notorious for exploding a few years ago.
	Did that happen and they went, you know guys, I've got a great new business venture.
	No, my understanding is the artillery is pretty good as well.
	Oh, alright.
	As long as it explodes when it needs to.
	When it's designed to.
	It's self-propelled artillery, so it's like a little tank with a gun on it.
	And it's beautiful.
	We'll watch it after the video comments.
	I'll send a link to John.
	Yeah.
	Let's go to the next one.
	Tony D and Little Joan with another white pill.
	From the Good News Network comes the story of the town of Puglia on the heel of the Italian boot.
	They are offering $30,000 if you move there.
	Some of the buildings in the historic town go for as low as a dollar.
	They have an olive harvest.
	They have medieval architecture and these beautiful buildings.
	And all you got to do is move there and refurbish one.
	If this place has ghosts, I'm in.
	That's a selling point, isn't it, mate?
	I mean, it's Italy.
	The country's been around for a long time.
	There's definitely ghosts, Tony.
	Come on.
	It seems, and just call me wrong on this, but most of the ghosts seem to be in the new worlds where people have lived the shortest time in grown numbers.
	I think you've just got selection bias on the stories that you've been shown in that case.
	No, absolutely there are ghosts there.
	They will spook you in the night, and you will get £30,000 for that privilege.
	I've been to Italy before.
	It's a lovely, lovely country, so that's actually quite...
	Oh, it's a spooky, spooky country.
	It's still lovely and lovely, but in the night, that's when the spooks descend.
	Yeah, this is the K9 Thunder.
	So this is a piece of self-propelled artillery that was invented by Samsung, which is, um, I think they, I don't know if they still produce it.
	They do.
	Yeah, it's in service.
	I was, I don't know why.
	I was hoping it would have, like, a sleek Samsung mobile phone look too.
	Like, it's touchscreens on the outside.
	If you go to the video, we'll just watch it.
	You know, some stupid footage of it in operation.
	But, I mean, that would be really cool.
	You don't have to play the audio, because it will get BS nonsense.
	You know, someone talking in an American accent going, The Samsung artillery does this.
	You ever seen those green texts?
	Um...
	British documentary about nature, the lizard goes out into the wild.
	I've not seen those green...
	I've seen plenty of green texts.
	Not those ones, though.
	You'll have to find one.
	The lizard jumps out and bites its prey.
	It will eat tonight.
	And the American version is like, This lizard has weapons of mass destruction!
	Side camera!
	Like...
	Close-ups with screams going on.
	The classic violin sting.
	That insect isn't going home tonight.
	Anyway, the point is, the artillery is pretty cool.
	And you're right, they should do a version where they have the Samsung.
	It should be fully black with the logo on it.
	Yep, yep.
	Touchscreens everywhere.
	Samsung have started doing those flip phones.
	Can we get a flip tank?
	Yeah.
	You could fold up the gun in half and it packs away.
	Yep.
	Just in case.
	Anyway, let's get to the written comments on the site.
	I'm going to find that as well.
	Why not?
	You read a couple of comments.
	I've got to show you them.
	All right.
	The first one is a very nice one from Daniela Munaz.
	I don't know if I pronounced your name right.
	Sorry.
	Can we stop to appreciate the overall attitude of the Lotus Eaters that Carl has created?
	Many pundits are always angry or anxious, but you guys are always light-hearted and crack jokes, even when discussing the most depressing stuff.
	I think we just like to keep a bit more of a light atmosphere in here, just because...
	Tim Pool, for instance, is somebody who I respect greatly.
	He's done a lot of great work.
	He's brought attention to a lot of great things.
	But he is very angry.
	He's really angry in a lot of his videos.
	I don't know if he's calmed down recently, but there was a time where any time I saw a Tim Pool video show up, it was him straight into the camera with fire in his eyes, yelling at you, and it was like, Tim, calm down!
	So it really put me off watching his stuff, so I don't want to be putting that atmosphere out there, but that attitude doesn't really appeal to me.
	Well, I've also been deadly serious for a period of doing this job, but it just depresses you.
	It doesn't work.
	Yeah, it does.
	I've been a bit miserable recently, but my mood is starting to improve again.
	Anyway, so on Schrodinger's immigration, Amar Watt says, In that interview, Enoch Powell was the fire surrounding the dog meme saying, This is fine.
	This is.
	I don't think anyone fully understood how not fine things were going to be.
	Yeah, it's been amazing.
	John, I've sent you the green text as well.
	Somebody also said, Screwtape Blazers said, Thank you, Callum, for actually selling me on a rom-com.
	This will be good for my marriage.
	Yeah, it's not even like a bad rom-com.
	That won't be all there.
	But should we enjoy this?
	I think we're going to like this.
	Alright, okay, let's go on.
	Yeah, audio we need, because I think it's got a guy doing voiceover.
	At least I hope it does.
	If it's a video, I hope it does.
	British documentary.
	Here, in the jungles of Batatutha, the praying mantis is in search of his prey.
	Over three minutes of very clean and uninterrupted footage of the praying mantis following a spider.
	No room at all for misinterpretation.
	American documentary.
	Guitarists playing in the background.
	You probably wouldn't want one of these killers in your backyard.
	Rapid jump cuts of the praying mantis.
	The praying mantis might look like a bug in church, but this nasty mother sucker is not to be messed with.
	More flashy jump cuts.
	Well, you can pause with that.
	You get the idea.
	There was one version I saw before where someone did recreate it.
	I just like that at the bottom.
	And it's over in a flash.
	That little spider should have prayed to the mantis.
	I can picture it all in my head.
	There is some dude on YouTube who did actually make that American version documentary.
	I need to see that version.
	Jonathan Crowe says, Yeah, thankfully they will be moving mostly to Ireland, I see, in the future.
	And the UK will just become a Serbia of Northern Europe, which, um...
	Maybe we can rebuild?
	Yeah.
	You know, all it takes is the collapse of the whole country and then things might get better?
	Great!
	Playing the long game, boys.
	They won't want to move to a country if the country's an asshole to begin with.
	We just have to live at the level of a Somalian village in every part of this land.
	Then...
	Or we could close the borders.
	I mean, there's two options on the table.
	Material prosperity is overrated anyway.
	Well, I'll enjoy my malaria.
	Let's get to the next section of comments.
	Yeah, yeah, alright.
	Shaker Silver says, I'm hesitant to call him our guy, but Elon banning actual terrorists is leagues better than the permissiveness of the former regime, on top of banning noncery as well.
	Yeah, I can understand the hesitancy, but the thing is, other than not reinstating Alex Jones, which could still be something up in the air, because who knows how he's going to feel next week or something.
	I've seen a few people share some pretty convincing arguments with him, as far as I'm concerned.
	Basically, everything that he's done has been in the benefit of people who aren't insane screeching leftists.
	And as far as I'm concerned, with the establishment and those in power, that's enough.
	That's enough for me to say, he's our guy.
	Alright?
	He's not a complete screeching leftist.
	He's willing to attack the other side.
	Okay.
	Just seeing the chat, you know your WEF man who's like, you know nothing would be happy.
	Oh, what, Klaus Schwab?
	And then there's North, WEF man, who's like, you'll eat now, but pies, and love it.
	Yeah, I've seen...
	Someone else has put in here, you'll have malaria and be happy.
	Yep, there you go.
	You'll have now, but malaria.
	What accent was that supposed to be?
	I don't recognise that one.
	Maybe that's...
	Somali.
	Oh, okay, I thought you were just going really esoteric Geordi.
	You know...
	That's what most Geordies sound like to me.
	I was on the trail during the UKIP elections for the leader internally, and we went to Newcastle.
	It was the best time I've ever had in a place in England.
	Oh, really?
	Honestly, I really want to go back.
	And we We went into a pub.
	Well, Newcastle Upon Tyne.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The one really far enough.
	Oh, okay.
	We went into some tiny pub and we just went in and there's three guys staring at me and Richard Brain.
	You know, we're already southern puffed us and it's like, okay.
	And then one of them shouts over being really friendly.
	We're not used to people in pubs trying to be friends.
	It's a bit weird.
	That's nice.
	And then the guy just says something and I look at Richard and go, I don't either.
	I know.
	We talked to them for a while, and I understood maybe 20%.
	The Mrs watches a comedy show.
	You've probably seen it.
	Benidorm?
	Yeah.
	There's the cross-dresser in that, who's got the ridiculously thick Geordie accent, and it's hilarious watching this tiny, gruff man in a dress go around talking like this.
	Well, why, Iron Man?
	I don't know what's going on around here.
	It's brilliant.
	Yeah.
	Apparently my mother used to do it.
	She used to work on some phone centre or something.
	And she would get calls from people from up north.
	And no one could understand them.
	I'll give it to her.
	She'll deal with it.
	And she could.
	Yeah.
	It is a real problem.
	Well, if we ever get some really thick northern accents in the office, I can be the interpreter.
	There you go.
	Lord Nerevar says the joke during the Kyle Rittenhouse stuff was fire into a crowd of antifa and hit a wife beater, a violent robber, and a pedophile.
	Elon Musk has just proven the reverse is also true.
	If you fire into a crowd of pedophiles, you're bound to hit some antifa in the process.
	That's a very good point!
	Someone online, Antiva, very analogous to the brown shirts.
	Yeah, that's true.
	XY and ZEE says to a degree it would be better to shadow ban them or algorithmically mute them.
	This way they are organizing in the open rather than push them to encrypted platforms like Signal.
	Possibly, but once again, Elon's just enforcing the rules as they're supposed to be on Twitter.
	He's not trying to do subterfuge or anything like that.
	He's just like, break the rules, bam!
	Imminent incitement to violence is the law under US law, the Supreme Court's role on that.
	Regardless of even your personal thoughts on it, it is a crime.
	Well, that kind of makes it even worse that they were getting away with it on Twitter before.
	Because it means that the US government probably knew it was going on as well.
	Obviously they knew it was going on.
	They've got feds in these groups.
	Obviously they do.
	And they're just like, yep, there you go.
	That's fine by me.
	It's the freest standard whatsoever on such speech.
	Imminent incitement of violence is illegal.
	And they were breaking that on the radar.
	They would be locked up if the law applied to them in Germany and France immediately.
	There either.
	So I've just seen a reference to Law FC. Henry Ashman says, I feel like we should make a Law FC flag.
	I don't know what it would be, but we need one.
	Got my new prosecution.
	Love all those nonsense.
	The groups are so complacent they've gone completely masked off, self-reporting on their names, handles, hashtags, and posts.
	Well, yeah, because they could just get away with it before, and they haven't adapted yet.
	And even when they do adapt, if they're still calling for violence, then...
	Tough luck for you.
	America is in hospice care.
	Says if Elon really wants to cripple Antifa Twitter accounts, he'll need to suspend slash delete all Democrat-held Twitter accounts and give the Democrats fund support and endorse Antifa because they are all Marxists.
	Yes, but he's not gone quite that far yet.
	Fingers crossed, though.
	Omar Awad.
	One of the rules of the internet.
	Women are men.
	Men are children.
	Children are FBI agents.
	Rule of Twitter.
	Antifa are pedos and terrorists.
	Pedos and terrorists are feds.
	Feds are Chinese spies.
	It all makes sense.
	There's a hierarchy developing.
	That meme of the guy really controlling everything is Holden and Barrett.
	Goddammit, I knew there was something up with them.
	Freewheel2112 says, I expect Elon Musk has enough money to buy effective security for his dealerships.
	Yeah, I would imagine that, but the fact that nothing seemed to happen of it anyway, it was just an empty threat.
	So, you know, he's got nothing to worry about.
	Although, you know, you can worry about stuff like that happening in the future, but if they try, you can just ban them again.
	Simple as.
	Next comments.
	Andrew Derrick says, if you can't convince him, Callum, task him to watch it.
	Harry, for the Politics of Love Actually.
	I think that's what that segment was.
	The Politics of Love Actually.
	There's not really any politics in it.
	Well, there's like social elements to it that appeal to a lot of people.
	It was nothing.
	And then the only thing that's happened is the world's changed and the people in the left are screeching.
	That's the politics part of it.
	Otherwise, it's just a nice movie.
	There's nothing really political about it.
	North Antonia Knight says Richard Curtis also co-wrote Blackadder.
	Ho, how the mighty have fallen.
	Oh, bloody hell he did, didn't he?
	God, I've got a cunning plan, sir.
	What if we black up?
	Blackadder's there like, no, no Baldrick.
	That's not what my name means, Baldrick.
	They're crossed wire here, lad.
	X, Y, and Z said, Rickman's secretary is rather predatory.
	Yeah, I mean, that's true.
	So she's the woman who's pushing it.
	So you can see Rickman's- So Rickman's the one having an affair.
	So Rickman's got a wife, and he's in this business, and he's got a secretary, but the secretary is wanting it.
	So she's basically seducing him.
	There's a couple of scenes where she opens her legs in front of him.
	Oh my!
	It's a bit weird, and it's like...
	Like, anyone would recognise she's poaching.
	It's entrapment.
	Anyway, I don't think he actually sees her in the end.
	He just buys her a gift as well.
	Anyway, Henry Ashman says, Harry turning into Krieger from Archer.
	No, because it says, Callum describes love actually.
	Harry, stop!
	I can only get so erect.
	I was tempted to say that, but I thought, let's keep the tone light.
	Krieger's...
	Gold as well.
	Yes.
	If I was a clone of Hitler, wouldn't I look a bit more like him?
	About Time is an incredible movie and thoroughly worth a watch.
	Maybe even a movie club double with Love Actually.
	Alrighty.
	Andrew Narek says, Is liking Love Actually an anti-American activity?
	Denigrating the American president?
	Clearly communist propaganda.
	But jokes aside, you may have convinced me to watch it as well.
	Well, there's the thing.
	I mean, it's more...
	I think you could probably see it in Bill Clinton there.
	I don't think it's actually very anti-American.
	There's a lot of crossover with how America is a lovely place because you can turn up at any bar and find three women.
	Oh, no.
	I'm sorry.
	I've just seen something.
	I don't mean to interrupt.
	General High Ping, Vicar of Dibley also went embarrassingly woke with Dawn French taking the knee for BLM. They didn't bring back Vicar of Dibley just to do that, did they?
	The Imam of Dibley I'm looking forward to.
	He wouldn't do that.
	Oh, because the last thing I remember from Vicar of Dibley was a special they did in the mid-2000s where she meets the handsome stranger and she gets a happily ever after where they get married.
	And that was like the end of the story.
	That's all I needed is the end of the story.
	Yeah, but the only anti-American bit is the Prime Minister standing up for England.
	It's annoying that he only did it because he wants to get with his girl, but whatever.
	And it's a dream a lot of English politics have had for a while because we do very often, the Prime Minister will be very based and they get into the office and they immediately say, let's just do whatever the Americans want.
	It's like, what?
	Well, that's your negotiating strategy.
	That sounds like the English negotiating strategy since Blair, to be honest.
	Omar says, I never expected to have a love actually on the list of, from the normal times, essentials alongside old dictionaries.
	Maybe one day I could use a dictionary to show leftists the definition of retroactive and explain how time works.
	Sophie says, let's not forget there's a lot of women who are complaining that they are not being pursued nor courted and is shouting that men are failing them.
	Dude, you are constantly telling men as a whole not to court you.
	Have some self-awareness.
	Well, that's the thing.
	A lot of these are feminists.
	Men and women are feminists writing those articles.
	Lord Nerevar says, I remember I used to watch Love Actually as a teenager because it was the only way I could see boobs at the time.
	You could see it that way, I suppose.
	The couple who have to make, like, sex shoots.
	They're both nude constantly.
	Well, that's such a typical teenage reason to watch the film.
	There's also the dude who's meant to be a stalker because he works in media, like he does filming and pictures and stuff.
	He does a photo shoot where there's some girls with their tits out and a guy with his belly note.
	There's some teenage girls who turn up all laughing and taking photos with their phones.
	It's like, it's art!
	Hooligans.
	Great film.
	Anyway, we're out of time, so go on for love, actually, I guess.
	Otherwise, check out stuff on lowesies.com and we'll be back.
	Not Friday.
	Tomorrow at 1 o'clock.
	Thank you.

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