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	Troans Hello and welcome to the podcast The Lotseers for the 13th of February 2023 I'm joined by Carl. Hello! And today we're going to be talking about, it seems that my opinions have caused some controversy.
	One man's objectively correct opinions, yeah.
	The Liverpool Rising, which is not like the Easter Rising, but it's getting there.
	But no one saw that coming, did they?
	And the UFO PSYOP, which I have no idea what the hell that's about, so...
	Just guess. We'll get to it.
	All right, well, let's begin with the controversial opinions of Lee Andrews.
	Sorry, Lee Anderson.
	I was going to say, who the fuck's Lee Anderson?
	Yeah, no, I apologize.
	Well, the question is, who the hell's Lee Anderson?
	Because, like, I'd never heard of him.
	Have you ever heard of him?
	Yeah.
	Like, I met him one.
	It was all right.
	Yeah, well, he sounds like he's all right.
	All I'm going on is the reporting of his enemies.
	And I read all the reporting.
	I was like, wow, this guy sounds amazing.
	If he's half as good as they report on him being, as they misrepresent him as being, then I'll definitely be in support of this guy.
	But before we get into his opinions, let's promote Animal Farm on the website because relevant book as always.
	And who is it?
	Connor and Bo, I think it was, going through this and doing a very good job of explaining why.
	In fact, it was such an in-depth analysis.
	They're doing two parts. So that's up on the website and it's really good.
	Go check it out if you want to support us.
	So, who is Lee Anderson, the pro-death penalty Tory deputy chairman?
	I'm sold. I'm already sold.
	Yeah, that was already enough.
	The Times. You must remember, and this entire segment will be overshadowed by the, remember them saying, oh, Boris Johnson called them letterboxes and bumboys.
	And he got an overwhelming majority.
	Because what you think is bad, other people think is good.
	And saying, hey, this guy's pro-death penalty actually turns out that most of the country are like, oh, okay, I'm listening.
	Because I agree with that.
	Yeah, it's such a shame that I think this is just a style by the Conservatives.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I was going to say, so they say the Labour Party, he was a Labour councillor who got suspended from the party, presumably for being based, and...
	I oppose paedophilia.
	Leave. I assume that's how it went down.
	Something like that, right?
	He would have said something sensible, and they would have kicked him out for it.
	But he joined the Conservative Party, and Rishi Sinek has now appointed him as the Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party, which seems odd.
	Obviously, this is a cynical ploy by the Tories to try and regain some of the lost love from the Red Wall.
	Well, everyone, not just Red Wall.
	This guy's clearly meant to represent.
	Sure, but it's the fact that the Conservatives are the lowest point, I think, ever.
	John Major.
	Probably wasn't even this bad under John Major.
	No. So, the Times, an ostensibly conservative newspaper.
	I said ostensibly.
	Says, Anderson, the most visible and divisive spokesman for a Tory right that views the Prime Minister with suspicion at best and outright contempt at worst.
	Yeah. That's really interesting.
	Far things have turned. Yes.
	That just tells us how far left the Conservatives and Rishi Sunak are.
	In just three years in Parliament, he has called for nuisance council tenants to be housed in tents and employed as potato pickers, refused to watch Gareth Southgate's England team as long as they took the knee, and said he would not follow Eddie Izzard, the transgender Labour candidate, into the lavatory, suggested families using food banks were primarily the victims of their own bad budgeting, and could instead subsist on meals cooked at mere pence at a time, earning him the nickname 30p Lee.
	In this week alone, he has spoken in praise of the death penalty, 100% effective.
	That's great. Yeah.
	I agree. The evidence is there.
	Exactly. What are you going to do? Refute that.
	No, a single one of those statements are disavowed.
	Those are great. We'll get to this all.
	And he's called for Royal Navy frigates to transport migrants back to Calais and clash with the BBC journalists who dare raise previous accusations of dishonesty.
	He is, in short, not a man for message discipline.
	He's a sensible interest. These are all just the majority opinions of the entire country.
	Yeah, people who are layabout should be forced to work because he who does not work should not eat.
	And foreigners...
	Sight Lenin. Well, he's not...
	He's not wrong on that. He's not the first person to even say it.
	Sure. Everyone's like, oh yeah, that Lenin's quote.
	It's not really. But also, you know, people who break into the country should be forced back with force because otherwise you don't have anything.
	You don't have a country if you don't have borders?
	The dead don't commit crimes. I think he's right.
	I'm yet to... I mean, maybe...
	Oh no, I can't say that on YouTube, can I? No, whatever it is, you can't say it.
	Joe Biden. And then came Brexit, for which Anderson voted, of course.
	Like the sensible centrist he is, he votes Brexit.
	And he said that Jeremy Corbyn would be ripped apart the moment he was set foot in a miners' welfare club, because he says, quote, I don't want to be signing books of condolence for Fidel Castro and waving silly flags at conference.
	Yeah. What a hero.
	Right. Totally agree with everything in this.
	Local man turns to the pub and is like, hey guys, how about them terrorists?
	Yeah. Are they the good guys?
	No, Lee, this is parliament, not the pub.
	You can't say that here. I don't stand with Lee Rigby's killers.
	Yeah, exactly. That's exactly it.
	I don't stand with Lee Rigby's killers.
	Lee Anderson, 2023. Anyway.
	You've seen a clip of him outside with a Churchill statue as well?
	Oh, is that him? Yeah.
	Some leftist journalists are like, so what do you think of the Churchill statue?
	Is it racist? He's like, okay, without him, you'd all be singing German and have hanging swastikas.
	Yeah. Enough said. Just walks off.
	He says he left in the Labour Party in 2018 because, well, he got expelled because he couldn't suppress his concerns any longer.
	He said he defected to the Conservatives because he said, all throughout my time in the Labour Party, every meeting I went to, I always had my rant.
	They always used to say, why don't you go and join the Tory party?
	This went on for years and then I did.
	Shame that he left, really, isn't it, mate?
	Go join the Tory party.
	What? Another left-wing party?
	But anyway, you can imagine what the response from the Westminster literati is.
	The highly intelligent commentariat.
	No practical skills whatsoever.
	Yes, who have never done an honest day's work in their life.
	Because, of course, the big point about Lee is that he used to work in the pits.
	He's an elder gentleman at this point, and so he has a lot of life experience under Yes, but these socialites are better than you, Lee.
	Well, that's exactly their opinion, actually.
	LBC's James O'Brien repeatedly dismissed the MP for Ashfield as thick as mince.
	And that's coming from James O'Brien.
	Who also looks like Mintz as well as being thick as it.
	So, you know, if James O'Brien thinks you're thick, I mean, that's really...
	No, I'm not going to carry on. Anyway, Ian...
	Ian Dunn said he's some kind of moron who had managed to reach the upper echelons of public life specifically by being stupid.
	Chad North FC endorsement.
	I love it. Like, no, this guy's a moron.
	Winning elections, simple as.
	He said nothing wrong.
	No. I know.
	It's amazing. So the avatar of North FC has arrived and they're all freaking out about it.
	Is that great? It's true that Anderson does not have the private education and university degrees from those gentlemen have benefited.
	He went straight from Ashfield School to the pits as a coal miner following his father.
	After a decade of that, he spent a further 10 years volunteering for citizen's advice before entering politics as a Labour councillor.
	He switched to the Conservatives by his own account because of the takeover of the Labour Party by the hard left.
	Well, I totally agree with why he would do that.
	I totally understand.
	And the thing about this and all of this is that the problem that the Westminster elite have is they fail to understand there are different epistemological standards for different kinds of knowledge.
	As in, you can learn things firsthand and that's good and true and legitimate.
	It does not have to simply be a university education.
	And in fact, in many cases, a university education will not prepare you for the realities of life.
	Not that that's ever mattered to these people.
	Because they're insulated from them.
	This is what I was talking about in Burke's Reflections on the French Revolution, or Revolution in France, in which Burke makes the case for why tradition, and in fact prejudice, is something that contains knowledge and wisdom.
	As in, this is the process of trial and error, and the accumulated wisdom of a civilization means that you actually get to benefit from the stock of wisdom of many, many thousands of different men, and not just your university lecturers.
	So there's actually quite a lot of benefit to a traditional view of knowledge.
	And I love the way that Burke puts it as well.
	Each man's private stock of reason is small, but our collective stock of wisdom is very large.
	So that's a good point. He's not wrong.
	And the way that this tradition is built up is through the distinction that Michael Oakeshott makes, which is another book club.
	And the reason I'm bringing this up is because we're actually very well placed to be able to defend Lee Anderson here, so I'm going to.
	Michael Oakeshott, he points out that the rationalists, which are of course The people in the Westminster bubble, the university educated, only have technical knowledge, as in they have read about it in a book, whereas Lee has practical knowledge, as in something he has learned by doing, which is what tradition is, the accumulation of practical knowledge.
	And so it's not that Lee is stupid, and it's not that he doesn't have anything to say that isn't valid, it's that he is simply approaching things in a different way, and they can't recognise that.
	In fact, they're totally contemptuous of it.
	He's approaching it in the way of reality.
	Yes. Instead of pure theory.
	That's what practical knowledge and traditions are.
	A constant process of interfacing with reality and learning from the experience, iteratively built up over time, so that what you say and do actually represents the real world.
	Madness. What a f***ing idiot.
	How could he do this? But look at my extravagant theory.
	Anyway, so here's...
	I don't know if he even personally raised it, actually, but because he has been publicly in favor of bringing back the death penalty, the left has been absolutely bricking it.
	And so the Soyjacks at the Times...
	Actually, yeah, they do look like two Soyjack memes.
	Yeah, it's crazy, isn't it? I kind of want to use that image from now on as a stock image for a stupid left-wing article.
	Westminster Conservative.
	The Soyjacks have declared that he's in the minority for this.
	And it's like, really? I don't think he is.
	But they say he's declared himself in favour of bringing back the death penalty, primarily on the grounds that nobody ever committed a crime after being executed, which...
	It's brilliant logic. Prove him wrong.
	That's all I'm saying. Research suggests that he may be onto something.
	We've absorbed everyone who was dead in the church since they've been there.
	Well, the scientific examination into this is tentative.
	But proving that maybe he's got something here.
	Surveys conducted after the last general election found that with the statement, for some crimes, the death penalty is the most appropriate sentence, some 63% of those who voted Tory in 2019 agreed.
	I'll get into... That's the public.
	Yes. It's also more than that.
	Not more than that, but it's also about that for just the general public.
	Just because, in fact, a lot of Labour voters are, quote, far right.
	Turns out. But the thing is, notice they're saying he's in the minority.
	Well, what minority is he in?
	Well, our research on Tory MPs suggests that only 21% of them thought the death penalty was the most appropriate sentence for some crimes.
	That's the minority. The Tory MPs are on the left of reality.
	Yes. The entire public, overwhelmingly.
	I mean, to get 63% in any poll, frankly, is really hard.
	Brexit didn't get that. To get that high of a support.
	I know. And the Conservatives are like, yeah, well, we're not going near that.
	We don't want to win.
	We're the party of constant loss.
	And somehow we spend most of our time in government.
	But also doing the wrong thing. Like, forget just popularity.
	Like, the right thing here is to kill Lee Rigby's murderers.
	Yes. Yes. Anyway, one obvious risk is that it plays well in the red wall, goes down like a proverbial lead balloon in the blue wall, the south, which may be at risk to fall into the Lib Dems.
	It's not. No, it's not.
	But also, no, it doesn't.
	Actually, it's remarkable that there's not really that much of a class distinction, right?
	So I covered this excessively in my Sensible Centrist article, Sensible Center article.
	Because this is just looking at what are the majority positions of the British public, and it turns out that the British public are actually most agreeable upon the idea of the death penalty for serious crimes.
	They've always been in favour of it.
	Even in the entire United Kingdom, so including the left-wing Celtic areas, it's still 51% of people who are just like, yeah, we should bring it back.
	When it's framed in a different way, as in, should it be for the murder of a child or a police officer, this rises to 60%, and that was in 2011, right?
	So you might think, well, maybe people have changed their mind in the last 10 years.
	No, in 2021, 51% still favored the restoration of death penalty for terrorism, and only 26% were in favor of not having it.
	Two to one. Mad.
	Even a plurality of young people, so 42% were in favour of it, and 45% of Labour voters didn't support.
	And this is just wild, right?
	And so the argument will be, yeah, but what if we execute an innocent man, which we'll get to in a minute.
	It's like, no, that was never the argument that was raised when they came to abolishing the death penalty in, I think it was 1965 or 66, or 69.
	It's in the article. But this was done by a Labour MP called Sidney Silverman, who, and this is a direct quote, Did they ever find them?
	No. Weird.
	No, actually, Lee Anderson is completely vindicated in this.
	It turns out the best deterrent to murder is execution.
	100%. Everyone wants to be knocked out, no one wants to be dead.
	Yeah, 100% non-reoffending rate.
	But anyway, so on BBC Question Time, they discussed this, and Matthew Syed, a journalist, was like, well, as I understand it from polling, 40% of the country agrees with that opinion.
	Nope, 60%.
	But, you know.
	You can't frame it in a way that makes it look like you guys are the fringe lunatics following the communist doctrine of the abolition of the death penalty.
	And it is a communist doctrine as well, as I cover in the Sensible Centre article.
	This isn't something native to Britain.
	This was something that was imposed on Britain.
	I mean, Sidney Silverman was a communist immigrant, son of an immigrant.
	And couldn't get elected in Liverpool, which was Catholic at the time.
	And so they were like, piss off commie.
	And so he had to get parachuted into a Labour safe seat.
	And even then, he wasn't allowed into government because he was a radical leftist.
	And they were like, yeah, no, bad look.
	So, it's totally alien, and the British public have never agreed with this.
	And in fact, the highest indicator for support of Brexit is whether you're in favour of the death penalty or not, which is really interesting.
	They say, if you look at attitudes to the questions such as, do you think criminals should be publicly whipped, or are you in favour of the death penalty, those things are much better predictors when you get over 70% accuracy as to whether that person voted Brexit or not.
	So even 30% of Remainers are like, well yeah, obviously.
	Because what this is, is traditional British morality.
	Where the locus of responsibility is within the individual themselves.
	So if you personally do something heinous, you personally should receive the highest punishment.
	Which I agree with. Turns out that Rishi Sinek doesn't know, he's a progressive.
	So good. This is the really annoying thing about all of this.
	It's because, yeah, really cool, interesting character.
	Should be running the whole goddamn party.
	And should be proposing five new laws a day.
	Yeah, I'd be very happy with Lee Anderson in charge.
	But instead we get the globalist coup.
	Well, he should have been standing at the conservative leadership contest, shouldn't he?
	Yeah, sure, but they still would have overthrown him.
	Like, there's Truss. Maybe.
	Let's be frank. Maybe.
	But, uh, we're doing a massive landslide in favour of him, wouldn't it?
	Him or Rishi Sunak, who you voting for?
	One vote for the death? Oh, yeah, goddammit.
	Um... But, uh, Rishi, uh...
	I love the way this guy frames it, right?
	Knowing that opponents held up the prospect of miscarriages of justice, he said people shown murdering someone on camera should be executed the same week.
	I don't want to pay for these people.
	I just love to hear it.
	I just love to hear it bluntly from a Conservative MP. Sorry, what else are you going to do with Saddam Hussein?
	What, what else are you going to do with the murderers of Lee Ruby?
	Sure, but it's like, at least with Saddam Hussein we actually did it.
	We're all on the same page here.
	Yeah, yeah. So what did you want to do instead?
	Yeah. Were the Israelis wrong for murdering, for executing Eichmann and various other architects of the Holocaust?
	I don't think so. Don't care.
	No, not in any shape or form.
	Anderson's views were swiftly disowned by Sinek...
	He was like, I would never execute Hitler.
	He should just be in prison for life.
	That's basically what he said.
	So if we find Hitler in Argentina, what do we do with him?
	We're not killing him, that's barbaric.
	That's basically what he said.
	That's not my view, that's not the government's view.
	Hitler was a good man.
	It should be, shouldn't it, Rishi?
	Jesus Christ. So anyway, we get into the argument, oh, we don't want to hang innocent people from The Guardian.
	Of course, from The Guardian.
	Yeah, they love Hitler too. Cool.
	Duncan Campbell decided to write an article that's just not really accurate.
	He's like, well, we scrapped the death penalty for a reason.
	It's like, yeah, the reason was because a bunch of communist radicals were busy trying to reformat this country to better resemble Europe rather than Britain.
	We weren't talking about, oh, no, we killed loads of people who were actually innocent.
	This isn't something that happened in Britain. We were talking about people we knew were guilty, but then we're like, let's just reform the law.
	There are one or two cases where there are probably injustices there, right?
	Because back in like the 40s and 50s, it turned out that the standard for evidence just wasn't as good as what we have now.
	But this wasn't the argument made at the time.
	No, it was not the argument made at the time.
	That's the thing. Weirdly, I mean, it got play in the press where they'd have like this one guy.
	But the thing is, we had a policy, according to Peter Hitchens, of if a group of people were trying to break into a home and one of them murdered someone, all of them would be hanged.
	I think it's brilliant. Yeah, I've got no problem with that.
	Yeah, exactly. What you're doing breaking...
	And this is apparently criminals used to pat each other down to make sure none of them were carrying a gun, to make sure they didn't all get hanged.
	And this happened with the hanging of a chap called Bentley.
	I can't remember his first name.
	But the 16-year-old...
	Mercedes. No, the 16-year-old and 18-year-old were engaged in a crime, and they got intercepted by a police officer.
	And the 16-year-old was holding the gun, and Bentley was 18, and he said, let him have it, Chris, to the 16-year-old.
	Now, that can be interpreted in two ways.
	Give him the gun, or shoot him.
	The 16-year-old shot him, and they were both hanged.
	Yeah, I don't care. Yeah, I'm not in any way sympathetic, that's all.
	And they were like, yeah, but he had a mental age of 11.
	Well, a lot of people have a mental age of 11.
	Mostly labor voters. Think about the rabbits, Lenny, I don't...
	Just Labour voters, you know, progressives, Lib Dem party members, you know, like there are so many people.
	That's not an excuse. But anyway, so he complains that that's, oh, it's all about, you know, protecting innocent people.
	It's not, though. And actually, we can know, especially in the modern times, that someone committed a crime with what is called an infallible level of justification, as in, it could not have been this person.
	It could not not have been this person.
	The murderers of Lee Rigby are a great example, because they literally did it in broad daylight.
	And then stood around for 30 minutes with a piece of paper with every reason as to why they did it.
	Yeah, with the knife and blood on their hands.
	People filming on their phones and they were explaining to the phone, look, this is why we did it, here's the quotes of the Quran, don't worry, we're all justified.
	Yeah. And then when the police turned up, charged the police with the knives and got tased.
	Yes. So it literally could not be another pair of men that were guilty of murdering Lee Rigby.
	I don't know. Could have swapped him in the prison cell.
	Some random guys off the street, who knows?
	That's the thing. There's just absolutely no reason to think that it was anyone else.
	And the same with, say, the London Bridge attacker.
	He actually, Usman Khan, he was actually shot in the thing.
	So obviously he doesn't need to be executed.
	But the man was literally in the middle of the terror attack when he was subdued and then shot by the police.
	Good.
	Death penalty in action.
	There you are.
	Exactly.
	And so this is when people are like, well, I don't trust the state with that power.
	Yes, you do.
	They already have that power.
	Here's an example of it.
	You do.
	And what you're arguing is the abolition of essentially the police's ability to deal with terror attacks or the abolition of the military when you say, well, I don't trust the state with that power.
	Yeah, you do.
	You already do.
	Just that's a terrible argument.
	Right.
	But assuming he wasn't shot in the process, we would know precisely who did this with an infallible level of justification.
	It could not have been someone else.
	We know it was this man because he was literally in the act of doing it.
	This isn't like some murder case from the 50s where...
	We found a dead woman and some...
	There's some circumstantial evidence.
	Maybe it was him. Gotta be the husband.
	Exactly. We infer that it's him.
	We don't have to infer anything here, right?
	And you know what? When it comes to bringing back the death penalty, I'm actually okay.
	If we can't prove to an infallible standard that this person did it, then okay, then they just get life in prison.
	That's fine. You know, I'm totally happy...
	I was author of the death penalty. In a way.
	This is the point that people don't seem to recognize.
	Yes. It's true. Sure.
	But I mean, different conversation.
	But the point is, we can establish exactly who did something in the modern era.
	And if we can't, that's fine. They're ineligible for the death penalty.
	That's fine. Yeah. If for some reason they get found to be innocent, they get released and they get a huge part of cash.
	Exactly. Conversation, blah, blah, blah.
	That's totally reasonable. And so Peter Hitchens, obviously picking this up, he tweeted out this, because Peter Hitchens has been an advocate for the return of the death penalty because he's a sensible British man.
	He tweeted out this, and it turns out that in the last 15 years, 100 prisoners who had been given life sentences and had been released went on to commit another violent crime, including 30 murders.
	Murderers who killed twice.
	One of those that we're talking about has the absolute standard you were talking of for the death penalty as well, is the Redding Stabber.
	He was in there for terrorism offences, was meant to be in for life, and then he got released.
	And went out and immediately stabbed three gay guys in the park.
	Yep. Because they're gay, because he's an Islamist.
	Yep. Could have been killed originally.
	Yep. Could have killed him again now, and instead he's in there for life now.
	Yep. And for some reason, the left have absolutely no sympathy for any of these people.
	So, like, what if an innocent person was killed?
	Well, 30 innocent people were killed, actually, in the last 15 years, because of releasing murderers, who we know were murderers, and for some reason they were just let out to kill other people.
	That's not sympathetic. That's not compassion.
	It's evil. Anyway, Pete Hitchens also tweeted out his Q&A on the death penalty, which he wrote a couple of years ago.
	But again, it's just good stuff. And I realise it's going on, but this is just the thing I thought we had to finish on, which is the Guardian put out a...
	Oh, sorry, a quick thing on Margaret Thatcher.
	I've always voted for the death penalty.
	Why? Because she was a sensible British lady.
	Why is Dian Abbot endorsing...
	Yeah, exactly! Why is Dian Abbot endorsing...
	Is this meant to be a, like, dunk?
	Yes, it is.
	This is meant to be a dunk.
	Remember, when you say they look like letterboxes and they're bumboys, other people are like, great!
	That's how I characterise them.
	Anyway, Margaret Thatcher endorsements aside, The Guardian decided to put out a massive endorsement of Lee Anderson, which they thought was a parody.
	Making the Tories great again.
	Well, it sounds like it. So this is a political sketch, as in it's a parody article.
	Bring back hanging and real men.
	I mean, I don't disagree.
	That's fine. So let's go through it, point by point.
	Make England great again or mega?
	I'm listening. Mega, mega, mega.
	And I mean England. For far too long, we've wasted too much time on trying to keep the rest of the United Kingdom happy.
	But think of this way. Name one thing that Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland has done to make an Englishman proud.
	Precisely, nothing. This isn't working as satire.
	What's your point? It's not fair.
	All we've had is one long moan.
	It's not fair. We want more.
	Well, I say enough is enough. It's time for England to put England first.
	The sooner the rest of the UK understand what's good for England is good for them, the better.
	We pay your benefits.
	I mean, it's true, though. It's totally true.
	It's totally true. Anyway, capital punishment.
	There is currently an epidemic of violent crime in the country.
	Not wrong. Even the police, God bless them, are at it.
	People think they can get away with murder these days, but it's got to stop.
	So now is the time to bring back hanging.
	Have you ever heard of a person who has been executed going on to re-offend?
	No, so it clearly works as a deterrent, and who cares if you occasionally kill the wrong person?
	Well, I mean, Lee actually did say we should execute people who we know did the thing.
	It's not like Priti Patel. You remember when she was arguing for it?
	Ian Hinslow was like, what if you kill the wrong person?
	She's like, well, it's still deterrent.
	Killing the wrong person? And Priti was like, well, yeah.
	No, I didn't hear that. But you just need to explain where we can infallibly justify things.
	We don't need to do that. I just thought it was really funny when Priti was like, yeah, let's kill the wrong person.
	I approve of her commitment.
	It's still deterrent. But, you know, no one's advocating for killing the wrong person, obviously.
	But he's also right.
	Like, they've been complaining about police who have been raping and murdering people, right?
	There have been a couple of high-profile cases of them.
	Well, those people should be hanged.
	This is not very controversial.
	Anyway, English football. There's a reason England's men's team haven't won the World Cup since 1966.
	Back then, the players were real men.
	You wouldn't have caught Bobby Moore, Jack Charlton, and all the other heroes taking the knee for Black Lives Matter.
	What a load of woke nonsense.
	So come on, England. Give us a team of which we can be proud.
	I agree. Yeah. I hate it when the England...
	I don't like football at all.
	And yet I despise watching the England team take the knee.
	I'm wearing the bloody rainbow armbands.
	Discipline. Kids these days think they can do what they like.
	Give them a clip around the ear when you catch them lip during a bus stop and they start yelling about being violated and threatened to take you to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
	If Brexit means anything, we should all have the right to taser oits in the street.
	And schools should bring back corporal punishment.
	Six strokes of the birch and children would think twice about talking back to a teacher.
	Respect. That's what we need. Do these people realise how out of touch they are?
	I'm totally in favour of this.
	When they're writing this, they're like, ha ha, how ridiculous.
	Look at these stupid reactionary conservatives.
	If you say so. Take that to any mother in the land.
	I know! I know!
	I'm saying this as a father.
	Yes. If my sons start mouthing off to the teacher, feel free to give them a wipe.
	What happened to school? I got wet, but what were you doing?
	Yeah, exactly. What did you do?
	Well, you know, the BBC. We've had enough of the so-called British Broadcasting Corporation.
	It may have once served a purpose, but all now it does is talk England down with its relentlessly woke multicultural agenda.
	100% fact check. Yeah!
	I don't know what part of England it thinks it represents, but I don't see my life reflected on any of its programs.
	It's true! To the extreme!
	Preach! Preach Queen at the Guardian, right?
	It's reached a point where you can't even install a Tory donor, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	No one cares about Tory donors.
	Literally, he's...
	Like, literally, you are parodying him talking about social issues which are true, and then you talk about Tory donors.
	Imagine Labour donors.
	Oh, the Labour Party says, oh, we're not going to have donors installed anyway.
	Shut up, right? What we want is GB News to become our national broadcaster, someone who understands English values and English news.
	Bring on Lawrence Fox, and while we're about it, we can get rid of that pinker rag, The Guardian.
	I would gladly exchange The Guardian for Lawrence Fox on GB News.
	Yeah, easy. It's not even a small question.
	And they are trying to persecute GB News out of existence at the moment, so...
	I'm actually excited about it.
	He should tweet this and be like, actually, I agree with all this.
	Yeah, he really should. Also, what's he got to say on the small boats?
	Yeah, well, that's it. You won't find any true patriot who doesn't think this country has been overrun with immigrants.
	But you can't find people who aren't patriots, I don't think.
	So some employers can't fill their vacancies.
	Well, I say far better to run the economy into the ground than have the wrong kind of workers.
	Man, the line's got to go up. That line doesn't go up.
	It's the end of the world. Running the economy into the ground means paying English workers more.
	Yes. That's the end of the world.
	The worst thing that could happen.
	Well, the Guardian can't have that.
	That's benefiting English people.
	First and foremost, though, we've got to stop the small boats crossing the Channel.
	Right now, we're as good as saying, please do come, as we put them up in five-star hotels and don't even deport them to Rwanda.
	That is true! It's actually happening.
	What do you want? I totally endorse.
	It's time for more drastic action.
	We either need to send out the gunboats and shoot them out of the water, or we need to mine the Kent beaches.
	As soon as the Albanians see pictures on TV of their compatriots getting blown to pieces, they'll stop making the crossing.
	Just think of the average man in a pub somewhere.
	But also the idea that the Albanians, if they did see that, wouldn't stop coming.
	Yeah, but no, nothing's going to deter us from our commitment to coming in scrounging English benefits.
	I just love English cocaine that much.
	Yeah. I've just got to do my thing.
	The NHS. We can all see the health system is overstretched, so we need some tough choices.
	For a start, we need to get rid of the interpretation service.
	Okay. We are the English health service, so all appointments should be in English.
	Yeah. I got a letter the other day.
	It's in 20 languages. None of them are in English.
	I got this piece of paper. I'm turning it over.
	I'm like, there is no English side.
	Thank God I'm fluent in Urdu or whatever you said.
	Literally just like, you've got like French and Spanish and stuff you can recognize.
	And then it's just symbols. If patients want to see a doctor who speaks Urdu, they should go to Pakistan.
	It's also... He goes on, and I doubt he would say this, but...
	Imagine being in Russia and just being like, why do the doctors not speak English?
	Yes. In this rural region.
	Yes. Anyway, identity being the final one.
	He talks a little nonsense on the second bit.
	But identity being the final one, right?
	Aren't you sick of not being able to tell if someone is a man or a woman?
	I know I am. So all men should be made to have short hair, and all women's hair must come down at least below their ears.
	Then we'll know. And the pronouns should be as they were.
	Him for a man, her for a woman.
	Just to keep it simple, people who are confused about their gender should just make up their minds.
	I mean, I agree. You know they do actually have specific haircuts in North Korea?
	We should also get rid of the title Miz.
	Women can go back to Miss and Mrs.
	That way we'll all know exactly who we are.
	Miz was a feminist invention that sought to subvert the culture anyway.
	So yeah, get rid of Miz. No one used Miz.
	Shut up, 70s feminist.
	No one used that. And so it's not like Lee isn't understanding of the fact that the enemy's attacks on him actually are an advertisement to his opponents.
	We can go to the next one, John. This is him tweeting, Let's bring that image up.
	Yeah? Yep. I'll come around volunteering and help you drop them.
	Yeah, all his greatest hits.
	Like... These are the worst things you've got to say about it, aren't they?
	Liberal Democrats. Great point, actually, about all those goddamn boat people who are doing nothing all day except collecting money.
	Our money? Yeah. In a five-star and four-star hotels?
	Why aren't they picking potatoes? Harassing children.
	Yeah, exactly. Why... I hate the way this country is run.
	But yeah, so anyway, in summary, one local man has controversial opinions, and it turns out that everyone agrees with them, if you ask them.
	What a nice young man.
	And in fact, Liverpool might be a good example of how everyone agrees with Lee Anderson.
	Yeah. Apparently even the most left-wing areas in the country are also far right, we have discovered, in the Liverpool Rising that took place over the weekend, which consisted of one burnt vehicle.
	Not much of a rising, I'll grant you.
	Yeah, but I also don't want to give Liverpool any credit.
	But it's more the point that it managed to completely just make everyone in this country mad.
	Like, oh my god, things are happening, instead of nothing and everything getting worse.
	Things normally happen everywhere else.
	Yeah. So we'll start off by mentioning, if you want a job, Loisys.com.
	There you are. So, web development.
	So if you're a software engineer or a web developer and you're good at that, apply.
	9 to 5 in the office. Yeah, we want to hear from you.
	Anyway, moving into the story itself.
	So we'll go for the lead-up to the reasons to explain why this happened.
	You may have noticed, as I have, quite a lot of pedophile hunters in the UK. I mean, stretched for work.
	Yeah, I see them on ActivePatriots Twitter feed quite a lot.
	And, you know, well done for doing your duty, lads.
	But this happens a lot.
	Like, they keep messaging men who are trying to have sex with children, pretending to be children, and they meet them, and they get the police around, and the police arrest them.
	And some of them have been sentenced.
	And as you can see there, there's some examples of some of the people who have been arrested or sentenced.
	Now, they're just arrested, okay?
	Innocent or proven guilty. But they are sentenced as well.
	They have success stories, repeatedly.
	And one of the things they've noticed, as you can see even being mentioned there in one of the Facebook groups, is that...
	Hang on a tick.
	A lot of the people we keep catching are all boat people.
	Funny that. Yeah, what was legal in their home country they keep trying to do in this country.
	Adventurers have come over to try and get what they can.
	And if you go to the next one, this also keeps happening to MPs who want to stand there with the refugees welcome sign.
	Yes. As you may remember.
	I do remember. Lisa Nandy.
	Refugees welcome until they started harassing schoolgirls in her constituency.
	They were like, hang on a second, no, they have to go.
	They have to go from my constituency?
	Yes. Not from the country.
	They're just out of sight, out of mind.
	That was her solution.
	And again, another one happened.
	This one in Liverpool here. And the girl, in this case, who's 15, was filming it.
	The age of consent in this country is 16, for foreigners who might not know.
	And this chap didn't care by the sounds of it.
	I suppose we'll play the kip. How old are you?
	25. 25. I'm only 15.
	Okay, good. No, that's not good.
	I want your husband.
	No, I'm sorry. What's up?
	You don't do this in this country.
	You go to jail if you do this.
	At least I want to go. No.
	No, you're not right. No.
	I'm 15. No.
	No, that's weird.
	Weird how he's not concerned about going to jail.
	No, what's gonna happen? He'll get deported.
	He'll get given money. But that's not a problem because, of course, his life's not actually at risk.
	He's not a refugee. None of these goddamn people are from the boats.
	And for people who are listening and couldn't make it out, he's approaching her for sex and then she's like, I'm 15.
	He says he's 25 and then says, that's okay, that's good.
	Yeah, not good. You nuns.
	One of the things to note as well, the person who uploaded that clip there, because it's the thing that started it all, that person there, Benny, Benny Hunter, is a youth worker.
	Describes himself as a socialist youth worker writing about borders and is defending the whole thing by being like, oh, this is a big nothing burger, isn't it?
	No. No, pedophilia is kind of a big burger for the right.
	Well, it should be for normal people.
	No one people are the right.
	Okay, fair enough.
	But, like, this shouldn't be political.
	Like, people on the left should be like, well, yeah, I mean, if this guy's impressing himself on teenage girls...
	Should the left be anti-pedophilia?
	I feel like that ideology leads them to be pro-pedophilia.
	It absolutely does. There's a reason that the left are disgusting.
	Not surprised by that. Anyway, so that happens, and you might think another day in England.
	Another Brit Bong moment.
	No, locals didn't take you kindly to all this.
	We can load that up. This is our city.
	Local chaps smashing up a police van there.
	Scousers protecting their women and children when the state ignored them.
	So this is outside the hotel, which is locally known to be housing them.
	And so they had a night of peaceful protest where they brought their kids and had signs.
	Then the police abandoned this van, it said.
	And so the locals, I don't know, found these tools and thought, time to have a go.
	If we move forward? I mean, this to me seems like profoundly left-wing activity, which I'm not surprised with Liverpool.
	No, there's some suspicions there, but I don't think they're true.
	I think this is more, well, local nonce.
	Police are doing nothing. Let's do something, because I'm sick of this.
	Yeah, but we need to make it clear we disavow setting fire to police vehicles.
	I do indeed think crime is illegal and bad.
	So you see that taking place.
	And the people in Liverpool are not fools.
	They see this all over the country like everyone does.
	None of us are alone in any part of this nation.
	We all know this is going on constantly.
	It just locally happens on your doorstep once too many times and then you have to do something.
	And I'm not understanding of this.
	If you go to the next one, there's some people mentioning that apparently it was abandoned.
	There's some people saying that, oh, it's left-wing as well.
	We'll get into it. But it doesn't really matter.
	This is why I could believe... I mean, it seems like left-wing behaviour does.
	But it doesn't matter at all to the case, which is local pedophile.
	What's the responses? Well, from the authorities, it's...
	Well, of course, we're inviting more of these people in every day, as we can.
	From the left-wing groups, it's...
	That's not a problem for us.
	And from the right-wing groups, who turned up...
	And I'm saying that in the terms of, you are now in the right...
	Everyone in Liverpool, we'll get into how ridiculous that statement is in a minute, because you can see the crowds, you can see them shouting rats, sorry, nonce rats at the police there, with their riot shields.
	And then, if we go forward some more, we can see the crowd there, as Andy Ngo has been posting.
	The police are sort of like, why are we protecting these foreign nonces?
	Because it's our job. Yeah, but why is our job protecting foreign nonces?
	Parliament have decreed this is how it works.
	I can't even actually blame the police.
	Yeah, but maybe it's time to think about a different career.
	Yeah, I am thinking more and more about the police who switched sides during the Gillet-Jean protests.
	Go to the next one here, because Care for Calais were in the building.
	Oh, were they? For people who don't know, we've mentioned them quite a lot.
	It's a communist organisation.
	Charity! I'm sure, who are just humanitarians.
	They just bring food and water to people in Cali.
	They're not communists who are trying to subvert the country.
	They're not trying to help as much as possible people illegally breaking into this nation and then trying to get as many of them in as possible to then destroy the country from the inside by terms of ethnic replacement.
	No. Communist would never do that.
	They just happened to be in the hotel.
	Real weird, because they're a small group.
	They're not all over the country in every hotel at all times.
	No, they found out about local refugee being caught on camera trying to nonce on a girl, and they were like, well, we'd better head up.
	That guy's going to need some representation and defense.
	So let's click on these, just to give you the word of what they were saying.
	The situation at the hotel in Noseley, where the far right are demonstrating.
	You put a pin in that. Far right stuff.
	We are trapped in the car park.
	Still seems out of control.
	The police ran up the road outside the hotel 20 minutes ago and didn't come back.
	Lots of shouting. You know the picture of the Simpsons meme where it's a guy shooting at a poo and, you know, it's like, you know, British public, foreign nonce, and Kef Kelly, no!
	Yeah, literally. Why?
	We must defend our foreign nonces.
	Yeah, why can't you be like, this guy did something wrong and he deserves to be arrested?
	Yeah. The fact that you're just like, no, he is an immigrant.
	We're going to join the protests against keeping nonces in the country?
	But the fact that they're like, no, any immigrant, even ones that are committing crimes, have to be defended, makes you sound like all the immigrants are essentially going to be criminal at some point.
	Especially the nonces have to be protected, though.
	For some reason, yeah. They wouldn't make the special effort if it was someone caught, I don't know, stabbing people in Glasgow, as a Sudanese man did.
	No, they've made a special effort for the nonces.
	Yeah. Interesting. We'll go forward just on those images because there's more of them whining that they're like the far right thugs are outside.
	We're very scared. Blah, blah, blah.
	You keep going just to make the point that they tweeted all night about how very scared they were of the far right.
	We're still trapped in the hotel car park.
	Oh, thank God. Yeah. Stay there.
	Yeah. And then you might wonder as to why there's such a significant connection.
	Well, it turns out they might have been effing them.
	But I'm not joking. Oh yes, yes, yes, I remember.
	This is a Daily Mail article on Calais aid workers regularly have sex with jungle migrants.
	So when we're like, hey, the far left really seems to have a fetish for these foreign migrants, it's like, the far left is like, oh my god.
	More ways than one.
	If you click on this article, John, then we can see, they actually quote Care for Calais in this, directly.
	It's not some other group.
	Yeah, it's actually this group.
	Whistleblowers claim that some aid workers have multiple partners a day.
	Pfft. That's what they're doing.
	Claire Mosley, founder of Care for Cali.
	Your Honour, it was just an innocent gangbang that I happened to fall into every single day.
	So these aid workers mostly, well, all women in this case, I don't think any of the men are having gangbangs with Islamic men.
	Yeah, there are no women in the camps, are there?
	No, so all these women joining these groups, big, big sus for all of them, if you know one in your life.
	Anyway, they went to the Independent, Claire Moseley, representing Kefkali, and said, quote, at the end of the day, it isn't recognised as an official refugee camp.
	It's an illegal settlement.
	What a technicality.
	So we've got no way of forcing anyone to leave.
	That's the difficulty. Talking about the code of conduct of not having sex with all the men.
	Right. Which she is saying her group is unable to enforce on their own volunteers.
	So are they saying that essentially the Calais migrant jungle was like Thailand for women?
	Yes. It was, I want to have foreign fun time, by the sounds of it.
	And so if we go to the next article, we can see the fact that there's more of that as well.
	This meme is more true than you think.
	In case you were wondering, this is a photoshopped image, but it is a real tweet from Nigel Farage.
	He fell for it back in the day.
	Oh yeah, I can see it is photoshopped.
	Yeah, the meme is more real than anyone cares to wonder.
	But we'll go forward more, because the aftermath then happened, which is the non-local checkmarks started getting real mad.
	They limited their tweets.
	Oh no. Do you remember who this is?
	No, what was the tweet? So this is, do you remember the Indian lady who was whining about everyone keeps saying she's Indian?
	Because she kept tweeting that she was Indian.
	Yeah, she was whining about this.
	Right, right, okay. Yeah, I know, I remember.
	I don't know if we can get it up. I don't know if it's that interesting.
	Yeah, don't worry about it then.
	She's just whining in here, which is like, how horrible the government have done this with their mean words.
	Yeah, this was the LBC presenter, wasn't it?
	Yeah. Who was complaining that everyone was like, you're not English?
	And she's like, yeah, I know because I'm Indian, but how dare you not accept me as being English?
	But you're Indian.
	Stop tweeting that you're Indian then.
	And people would stop saying you're something else.
	Anyway, moving on. We'll go to the next one because there's also some non-local checkmarks.
	Local drag queen now because that's the spokesman for the left.
	Who's in favour? Well, foreigners and drag queens.
	Yeah, so foreigners and drag queens are like...
	And sex tourists. I am disgusted by how people are protesting their children being raped.
	I stand with the attempted rapist.
	Average behaviour. Yeah, this drag queen here again, blaming the government.
	The current Home Secretary, which who cares?
	I love the tweet. This is what Braverman and her goons rhetoric leads to it, as if any of these people listen to Swell of Braverman.
	This isn't the weirdest one, though.
	Owen Jones came out trying to defend the KKK in response to this.
	What? Owen Jones has got me blocked and has done for years, so I have no idea what he says.
	Yes, Owen Jones decided to tweet, "By the way, the Ku Klux Klan founding rationale was in part protect women.
	Notoriously, the 1915 film Birth of a Nation popularized this narrative portraying black men as sexually threatening towards white women, striking how both the anti-trans movement and anti-migrant backlash are using the same rationale of protect women." Right.
	No, we're actually saying protect girls.
	I don't know if that's substantially different.
	It's a really weird time for you to try and revive the honesty and truth of the KKK. I mean, I... No, no, no, no.
	What he's trying to do is just say, look, protecting women, that's white nationalism.
	Yeah, well, that's my thing.
	It's like, I don't like the Klan, Owen.
	But if you're like, well, they also protected women.
	Why are you trying to win me over to the Klan?
	That's a really weird thing. I'm not being Democrat, Owen.
	How hard you try?
	Woodrow Wilson was a bad man.
	I'm not falling for the bait.
	I'm such a strange bitch.
	Don't get me wrong, Owen. As a misogynist, a fellow misogynist, I agree.
	We should worry less about protecting women.
	Whatever. I've seen loads of people on the left going, Owen Jones is a misogynist.
	And now I understand why.
	He's actually angry in trying to smear the protection of women as white nationalism.
	I can see why they're saying he's a misogynist.
	If you are truly against white nationalism, you will let children and girls be raped.
	Really weird pitch, my friend.
	Go to The Guardian, his outlet, because they decided to treat far-right protesters, set fire to police fan, blah blah blah.
	The BBC went with something even more funny.
	They decided to remind us that it's all doctors and engineers inside.
	I'm not joking! I don't know if you can get up.
	There should be another tweet in there, John, from a traditional Britain group.
	They have a screenshot of the BBC article in which they literally say...
	Far right, attack doctors and lawyers.
	I've got the order wrong. If we go forward to the next one, we have David, who just has the care for Cali being far right, blah, blah, blah.
	And then if we go forward again, we get the doctors and lawyers.
	BBC, 15 arrests over the asylum seekers.
	Quoting locals here, a 54-year-old said he had been a teacher in Egypt.
	And the others in the hotel included doctors and engineers.
	Wow. Every time!
	Just remarkable. Yeah. It seems that everyone who's non-English is a doctor, engineer, or teacher.
	What about a scientist? Not yet.
	Not yet. No scientists.
	It's funny how their society is 100% doctors, engineers, and teachers, and yet, they're all killing each other.
	How is it we end up getting the bad ones?
	It's also... It's remarkable. Egypt's not a war-torn country, so he should be here.
	The war in Egypt. There's literally no reason for him to be here.
	He's just, again, admitting he's broken.
	Hello, I'm seeking asylum from what?
	I have a job as a teacher.
	Which pays less than benefits in England.
	There we are. If you go forward, there's also more far-right rhetoric.
	The Daily Mirror went with far-right until they realised the big oof.
	It's an 80% labour area.
	Yeah. So they deleted it from their article.
	Why do you think I'm utterly contemptuous of Liverpool?
	Understandable. We'll go to the evidence of that, Wikipedia, which just has the voting data.
	It's disgraceful. 80% labour, even under Jeremy Corbyn, used to be 85%.
	So this is the area rising up here.
	This is far right. Liverpool, what are you doing?
	One redeeming feature of this constituency in particular, that specific one, 52% leave.
	Fair enough. But overall, Liverpool's 58% remain.
	But if you get closer to those constituencies that are even more Labour, those ones, I presume, would just let the children be raped and do nothing.
	So, I mean, we found the one region in Liverpool that's like...
	That's probably not the only region in Liverpool that has illegal immigrants in it.
	Well, not the rich ones, so there's that.
	But we'll go to the asylum seekers, who really should be the ones that we have our hearts and thoughts with.
	They're the real victims.
	Not the locals who are now having to deal with rapists from foreign lands trying to nonce their children on the regular.
	No, no, no. The doctors, lawyers and engineers who have not fled a war, they're the real victims of everything.
	Asylum seekers scared to go outside and can't sleep after violent riot in a hotel.
	No, I don't think I can make a comment on that.
	I'm almost in tears.
	Sad. Moving forward, we'll go to Care for Cali, who have a statement as well.
	They say, yesterday, we went back to the hotel to visit the asylum seekers to see if they were okay.
	Oh, I wonder why. I wonder why it was just, you know...
	Yeah, just see if they're all right. Just looking for a hookup, are you?
	Care for Cali. Oh, you got any condoms?
	The most common things we heard were, we just want to be safe.
	We haven't done anything wrong.
	And please, can you move us?
	Alright, number one, yes, you all broke the law by breaking into the UK illegally, so you have done something wrong.
	Before we even get to the ones of you who have tried to nonce on children.
	And this is not the only example, the one listed earlier.
	There's a quote we'll go through later of a guy on the radio who lives there and took part in the protest.
	He said the reason he went, and he went with his kids, is because he can't have his kids walk out on their own anymore in that town.
	Because it's so constant.
	Just trying to nonce on children.
	And it's like, well... As Lisa Nandy's discovered.
	Didn't have this. Have new foreign people who broke into the country illegally with no respect for the law.
	Suddenly enough, they're all okay with paedophilia.
	Yeah, weird how...
	And that's actually a really good point, because immigration in this country has been through the roof.
	Literally millions. And this has not been a complaint from legal immigrants.
	No, the legal immigrants who have come here...
	Haven't done this. It's just the boat people who have done this.
	All of a sudden, the boat people who have no respect for the law, funnily enough, don't follow the law.
	I mean, don't get me wrong, there are other things that the legal immigrants have done that we can talk about at length and other times.
	Specifically the Pakistanis, but that's the only one.
	But when it comes to this sort of grooming of children, the legal immigrants generally haven't done that.
	But also I'm not letting it go that they've done nothing wrong.
	All of you deserve five years in prison for breaking the borders bill.
	This is law. It's just not being enforced.
	Instant deportation.
	15 people were arrested for all that because they burnt a police van if you go forward.
	And then forward again.
	It's just a local calling up the radio station that Martin Doobly noted saying that they can't let their kids out anymore because they experience violence.
	It's going on for ages.
	Kids don't feel safe anymore.
	He also says in here that he thinks maybe it was the left-wingers who did the van, but I don't care.
	Not as a matter. Quite possible, right?
	But I love this quote, right? Tom from Knowlesley's was there.
	Children are scared to walk home from school.
	It's the parents that are worried. We vote Labour every time.
	Tom. God, he's so close.
	He's so close to like...
	Oh! That's why this is happening.
	I'm not being rude, Tom.
	And to everyone in Liverpool. You vote for this.
	I'm not saying vote Tory either. Because they're the ones doing it.
	They're the ones currently letting these people in.
	Yeah, because they're the ones following Labour policy, Tom.
	I'm saying dump all of this and get with whatever the farthest right party is standing in your area.
	I don't care. Yeah, reform.
	Because the farthest right party will be reformed.
	Yeah, exactly. A party that at least on paper say that they're going to actually do something about this that aren't beholden to the interests of the Labour Party.
	But the thing is, on your ballot, it literally will just be reformed.
	And they'll be like, yeah, what if we just don't let them in and then deport them immediately?
	What about that? Hilarious, I know.
	And then we go on to the next one. What a man can dream, you know.
	Which is some thoughts and prayers, again, from LBC about how we should all be caring about the refugees.
	Let's play this. Our thoughts this morning are with the terrified refugees who have been stuck in this hotel and exposed to these terrible acts of violence on Friday.
	Sonya, where should these individuals be housed?
	Freedom from Torture has been saying for a very long time that we need to see a return to community-based accommodation for refugees, people who are waiting for...
	I don't know what that means.
	What is community-based?
	What does that mean? Prior to the shift towards hotels and even worse accommodation like the barracks, the government used to work with local authorities and contractors To source accommodation in communities.
	Ordinary accommodation, ordinary apartments and the like.
	Completely deluded from reality.
	I don't want them in my bloody communities, Tonya.
	The problem in this instance is one of them tried to have sex with a child and you're like, well the solution to that is to put him in an apartment.
	They need closer contact with the communities.
	For some reason. Pure liberal nonsense.
	This is one of the reasons I was like, liberalism is founded on a bunch of nonsense assumptions and the one that Tonya has here is that all humans are the same.
	They're not the same, they're different. They'll just integrate.
	The real problem is we're not trying to integrate them.
	Delusional nonsense. What is legal in their country is not legal in ours and they don't respect that because they don't respect our laws because they broke in illegally.
	It's not complex! What do you want?
	Sonia is just totally out.
	Out to lunch at this. We'll go to the last link here, which happened yesterday, which is a bunch of Afghans have been arrested for trying, well, successfully raping a girl.
	Oh, this is awful. There you go.
	Sonia, well, shouldn't they have been in apartments?
	If only they were more better integrated into the community.
	This wouldn't have, no. Honestly.
	No, no. And this is exactly what I warned about as well when Afghanistan fell.
	One of the Afghan suspects, we've got four Afghan boys here, boys, Get at that a minute.
	Yeah, I'm sure they are.
	Was said to have carried out the attack while the others allegedly pinned her down and acted as lookouts.
	The boys officially aged 14 and 16.
	Oh, as long as they're officially aged.
	I mean, give or take 20 years maybe, I don't know.
	We know how this works.
	X-rayed their teeth. All of them came to the UK on small boats across the channel before being taken into care and placed into a school in Dover.
	Mm-hmm. You know these men who have no respect for the rule of law and come from a country where having sex with children is the norm?
	Mm-hmm. Yeah, let's put them in a school.
	Good thinking. What a beautiful country.
	What could possibly go wrong?
	It's not just us as well.
	If we move over to the last one, just to mention, I want to give a shout out.
	It's just a quick thing. We make light of this, but this is a girl's wife utterly ruined.
	I mean, honestly, mate, when I was in school, nothing like this happened.
	But I was in school before Tony Blair took over.
	You didn't go to school and find the schoolboy next to you was about a foot taller and had a mustache?
	No. And no one was like, look, we need a lookout so we can rape this girl.
	No. It just didn't happen. No, it wasn't a conversation.
	No. Entirely knew something we have to deal with.
	Yes. And if we go to the last one here, I just want to give a shout-out to the Irish, because hats off to you.
	Yeah. Not in a...
	Cool. No. Anyway, but in a way of, like, actual respect, because they're all protesting, I did see people saying, you know, why aren't the English doing this?
	Just like we did. Yeah. We think the UDL was...
	But this is good to see, and I'm glad that people are protesting non-serie and saying that's bad.
	Although I do, of course, think that crime is illegal, and therefore is also bad.
	Are we going to call these the Irish Defence League?
	I hope so. The iddle.
	They'll probably just say it in Irish.
	So, they'll end up being some hippity-jippity nonsense.
	I can't do an Irish accent.
	Maybe not. Anyway.
	Whatever those people speak.
	Love you, Ireland! Says Mr.
	Darragh. So, Callum.
	Aliens. Where are you going with this?
	More or less likely than Bigfoot.
	Way more likely. What, are you serious?
	Yeah, 100% more likely than Bigfoot.
	What? Not even 100%, they probably almost definitely exist.
	No, they don't. Bigfoot almost definitely don't.
	Bull. The complete wrong way around.
	Sorry, you're more willing to think that the ever-expanding, ridiculously large universe is less likely to have an alien civilization in it than the monkey man in the woods you believe in.
	Yeah, I think that the planet that we live on that already has several species of great apes wandering around on the surface of it are more likely than the hypothetical scenario of aliens from billions of light years away coming here and getting shot down by an F-15.
	Where did the last bit come from?
	Well, literally, that's what's happened in the past week.
	Allegedly. Anyway, before we begin, you can go watch something that's probably more realistic than Aliens, which is our Bigfoot series on lessees.com.
	Could it exist? And what are the historical accounts of Bigfoot?
	If you can go to the next one. I am personally a Bigfoot believer.
	No, I'm not really a believer. I just think it's more likely than bloody aliens.
	So you're also a denier. I'm not a denier.
	I'm agnostic. But I am an aliens denier.
	And I became an aliens denier.
	That makes it sound like you believe they exist, but you don't want to.
	Yeah, kind of. No, that's kind of...
	It's like a Santa denier.
	I know it's not real. No, no, no.
	I became an aliens denier as soon as aliens became the current thing.
	Okay, okay, right.
	So I'm not having it. When Bigfoot becomes the current thing, I'll be like, okay, good point, there's no Bigfoot.
	You say you're actually a right-wing NPC, though.
	Yeah. Okay.
	When it comes to aliens and Bigfoot, yeah.
	All right. Just those two issues.
	And immigration, and the death penalty.
	Anyway, so you may remember that last year the Pentagon released a bunch of UFO videos and everyone was like, okay, and then carried on with their day.
	It's like, yeah, no one cares if you've got footage of UFOs because it turns out that outside of like the small bubble of like the Overton Windows acceptable view on conspiracy theories, the entire public had been consuming hours upon hours upon hours of conspiracy content.
	Watching loads of movies about aliens.
	This has become a totally normalized thing.
	And so actually a remarkable...
	Like, look at the numbers David Icke was pulling in.
	And people like him. It's staggering.
	Yeah, it's not an internet thing. No, it's not an internet thing.
	That's the thing. In the general public, a lot of people actually just happen to think that these are probably real.
	And so the Pentagon's like, oh, guys, we've got this UFO footage.
	And they're like, bro, I've watched like a million videos of UFOs.
	This isn't interesting or important.
	And it kind of just went under the radar.
	And so they released the report in 2021 where the Pentagon was like, we gathered 143 reports since 2004.
	It's like, bro, I've seen like a thousand reports in the last year.
	What now, right?
	But that remain unexplained.
	Of those 21 reports of unknown phenomena involving 18 episodes, possibly demonstrate technological capabilities that are unknown to the United States.
	Objects moving without... Such as balloons.
	Objects moving without observable propulsion or with rapid acceleration that is believed to be beyond the capabilities of Russia, China, or other terrestrial nations.
	But the report said a more rigorous analysis of those episodes is needed.
	So, they're not saying it's aliens, but of course it's aliens.
	We saw footage of a UFO, it was a plane.
	When they landed, they didn't all clap.
	Technology untold in the United States.
	Nobody knows how to not clap when a plane lands.
	That's right. So anyway, last week there was the scandal of the Chinese spy balloon.
	Which was, you know, an unidentified aerial phenomenon at first, which is how they frame it.
	Now, they don't want to say UFO because, and again, you can see that the public is so, like, used to the idea of UFO. They have to call it the new term to describe UFO because it means unidentified flying object, right?
	That doesn't mean alien. But, of course, it becomes synonymized with alien invasion.
	So they've got, oh, it's a UAC, unidentified aerial phenomenon or something like that.
	Craft. Craft, yeah, or something like that.
	No, I wasn't annoyed by this at all.
	I was actually inspired. What, to get your own balloon?
	Yeah, I was thinking, what are we doing?
	You captured the whole country, just put some message on it like Trump won the election and just sent it over.
	Could you imagine the fuss that would be caused?
	Yeah, no, no, have it so it's on a timer.
	So it goes up and then after like a day or something, it unfolds the Trump won.
	It's a Seymour buts.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like so many opportunities and no one's doing it.
	Obviously, we don't believe that Trump won the previous election.
	No, no, no. That would just be a funny troll.
	But I do think that the actual balloon idea is something...
	I don't know why Americans haven't taken this up.
	How hard is it to make a balloon? Yeah, I know, right?
	So this was shot down, finally, after it cleared the entire United States.
	Joe Biden's like, yeah, we've just got to let it get across the continental United States so we can report back this data to the people who pay me money.
	Which isn't a conspiracy.
	Anyway, then there was a UFO over Alaska.
	There was like, okay, what?
	And so the object, which officials have not characterized as a balloon, was shot down according to Pentagon spokesman, Patrick Ryder, who said the recovery team is now collecting the debris that is sitting on top of ice in the US territorial waters.
	What? F-35 fighter jets were sent up to investigate after the object was first detected, and then it was shot down, but both brought back limited information about the object.
	The pilots later gave differing reports on what they observed, the source briefed it said.
	The pilots said the object interfered with their sensors on the planes, but not all pilots reported experiencing that, and some pilots also claimed to have seen no identifiable propulsion at the object, could not explain how it was staying in the air, despite the object cruising at an altitude of 40,000 feet.
	Don't believe it. It's just, sigh up.
	That's what this is. Sigh up.
	If it was aliens, they wouldn't be reporting it like this.
	Totally off. Bigfoot, yes.
	Aliens, no. You know why?
	Because they deny the existence of Bigfoot.
	The American government comes out, we've met aliens.
	Here they are. They're pretty cool.
	They don't want to kill us. And you're like, what's the American government saying?
	I don't know. Where's Bigfoot? What do they know about Bigfoot?
	Can they find Bigfoot with their advanced technology?
	That's all I'm asking for.
	The conflicting eyewitness accounts are partly why the Pentagon has been able to explain what the object actually is, apparently.
	It's unclear what the object looked like or where it came from.
	Apparently he was traveling northeast across Alaska and he declined to provide a physical characterization saying it was about the size of a small car but not similar in size or shape to the Chinese surveillance balloon that was downed.
	He also emphasized they don't know the origins of the object and they shot it down.
	It did not appear to be manned and was shot down because it posed a reasonable threat to civilian air traffic flying 40,000 Officials have given no indication so far what the object is related to the Chinese or the surveillance balloon and it's still being recovered from the ocean floor.
	Okay, fine. Whatever. CNN covered this.
	And that's how I know this isn't anything interesting in any way, shape or form.
	When Jim Acosta's like, wow, this UFO is very...
	No, no, it wasn't.
	Sigh up. Total distraction.
	Don't know what you're... You're buying me over.
	Total nonsense. I mean, I'm not taking their word for it.
	And CNN, like, hey, so you should pay attention to this shiny thing.
	No, shut up. Didn't care when the Pentagon were like, hey, look at our UFO videos.
	Don't care now. Aliens are not real, simple as.
	And then there was another one over Canada.
	Also flying at 40,000 feet.
	Bull.
	Just didn't happen.
	Who knows what happened.
	You sure it wasn't a flying Bigfoot? I'm absolutely certain, because Bigfoot has teleportation technology.
	Of course he does. You've just not listened to enough conspiracy theories.
	Although I love the idea, like, if this is the Chinese, this is what I really thought they were going to do.
	Like, fly one, see what the US does.
	They did nothing. Lamal, build 50.
	Like, who cares?
	A balloon doesn't cost much money.
	Some solar panels, well, you're building all of them for the world anyway, so that doesn't cost anything.
	And then, like, a camera.
	High technology, I'm sure. Canadian Defence Minister Anita Anand declined to speculate about the origin of the object, which she said was cylindrical in shape.
	There's a Tic Tac. Famously, Tic Tac shaped UFOs.
	Yep. Which don't exist.
	Well, there's been one. Apparently they shot it down.
	No, no, the other one. You don't remember the Tic Tac?
	Do I not remember? Do you not remember the Tic Tac?
	There were loads of them. No, the one over, I think it was just off California or something.
	There's some great footage of it.
	No, no, no. Like, oh, God, I've got to show you this after this.
	Right, okay. It's a famous shape for UFOs.
	Oh, it's the most, like, convincing video of, like, this is probably something messed up.
	Yeah, CGI. No, no, like, multiple pilots all recorded it.
	They're all talking about it, and it's traveling faster than jets.
	So fake. Anyway. Not aliens.
	All right. New York Times reports on this.
	Apparently Trudeau was like, I ordered the takedown of the unidentified object, and so the Americans shut it down for him.
	Canadian forces will now recover and analyze the wreckage of this object.
	It's not going to be anything interesting. It's not going to be aliens.
	It's not going to be... I mean, imagine, right?
	You are an alien species, and you're on...
	You've got remarkably high technology, and you're, you know, 100 billion light-years away from Earth, and yet you travel there in the blink of an eye, you start going down and investigating, and then you get shot down by an F-22.
	It's pretty embarrassing. Yeah, what?
	No, I don't believe it.
	I just don't believe it.
	It can't be true. It's not true.
	It's nonsense. They're using this as a distraction tactic.
	Tick-tacking their shot down. Yeah, exactly.
	So you'll be paying attention to this nonsense and not something else, right?
	Biden and Trudeau had discussed the importance of recovering the object in order to determine what the origin of purpose it was.
	And some officials believe it's part of an effort by China to hone its information, to gather data about American military bases, blah, blah, blah.
	But then, well, actually, before we go on to CNN's live coverage.
	Look at CNN's live coverage.
	They have the rolling ticker for this thing.
	Oh, something's been shot down.
	Oh, aren't you paying attention to the current thing?
	No. No. No.
	No. This is nonsense.
	It's going to be another balloon or something like that.
	It's nonsense, right? There's something about legacy media's tickers that just make them seem desperate.
	Yeah. Pay attention to this thing.
	No. So, Montana also closed its airspace recently over a radar anomaly.
	They apparently couldn't find anything that correlated to the radar hits, but they'll continue to monitor it.
	It's like, right, okay. All right.
	And you'd be like, well, it's all from China, isn't it?
	Hopefully. What if we have a UFO as well?
	Say the Chinese. Apparently you don't identify flying objects as we've detected near Rezao in China, according to the state media.
	Well, Chinese state media say it.
	No, I'm doubly not believing it.
	Yeah, exactly. Now I know it's not true.
	But the funniest thing about all of this for me was the British response.
	We're getting in on the game? No, we're not, but we wish we were.
	China may have sent spy balloons to the UK as well.
	Rishi Sunak's like, yeah, well, we've got the Air Force on ready in case China wants to send a balloon.
	We're not interested enough to send them.
	Yeah, exactly. But why would they bother?
	Like, if China's like, yeah, we're actually going to send a balloon across, they're like, oh, thank God, we're relevant for five minutes.
	It's a desperate plea for relevance.
	And it's like, no, we're not.
	Also, they own this place. Why would they spy on it?
	Yeah, correct question. You can spy on your own bedroom.
	Yeah, we actually have footage that's alleged to be from the Chinese one, but let's go to the next one, John.
	This is the alleged UFO over China.
	It's a good year written on the side.
	The balloon. Doesn't look in any way.
	Those are the first, though. High technology.
	What have they done? They've put hot air in rubber.
	I can't verify this, you know, as anything like that, so...
	So basically this is all a total nonsense designed to distract you from something else.
	There was one interesting thing that happened, which was the lasers of Hawaii.
	So this in Hawaii, just these massive green lasers were seen just flickering through the sky.
	And experts believe that this is a Chinese satellite firing down green laser beams that were spotted over Hawaii last month because of the growing tensions.
	The lights are thought to be a remote sensing Altimeter satellite.
	They do look weird and creepy, but like, you know, obviously explainable.
	But also Sputnik was weird and creepy, so you went, hang on a minute, it's just creepy.
	Yeah. And so a lot of people on the internet are like, hang on, are they talking about Project Bluebeam?
	Are they going to present us with holographic aliens and try and persuade us to actually join the New World Order or some nonsense like that?
	And honestly, I will believe that the governments of the world have collaborated to try and create holographic aliens before I believe in actual aliens.
	I swear to God, I do not believe in aliens.
	Before I kind of wanted to believe, I was like, oh, that would be interesting, but now I have to know.
	You don't even believe in foreign bacteria?
	That's not really what we mean when we say alien.
	It is alien life. Yeah, I'm not saying it's not technically alien life, but that's not what we mean when we say aliens.
	You want them to speak English and tell you about how they met God.
	I assume they'll have some sort of universal translator.
	Okay. But that's actually the conspiracy theory.
	But that's actually what the conspiracy theory is, right?
	Basically, these aliens will come down and explain the error of all religious doctrines.
	Then step two will involve a gigantic space show, wherein three-dimensional holographs will be beamed all over the planet, and then there'll be telepathic two-way communication, which will use low-frequency radio waves to make humanity think an alien invasion is about to occur in every major city.
	Obviously, there are lots of people going, well...
	It's kind of looking like they might be thinking about it.
	It's like, well, not really. Maybe.
	But either way, it's a Psy-Up.
	Don't believe it. There's no aliens.
	Deal with it. This is one of the points of Red Dwarf.
	Rim is constantly like, aliens!
	There are no aliens. And that's one of the charms of the Red Dwarf universe.
	There's just no aliens in it.
	So, like Dune. You wish, oh, you've got all of space.
	No, there's nothing out there. It's just empty.
	Deal with it. Now what?
	I mean, mostly that is true.
	Exactly, as far as we can tell, that is completely true.
	So this hypothetical, well, look at my mathematical calculations of the chances of, like, life.
	Yeah, but where are they? Where are they?
	Where are they? The universe is, like, 100 billion years old.
	They're not here. You're wrong.
	I've become a deep alien skeptic.
	Who's that guy? I can't remember his name, the physicist who did that.
	Like, I completely forgot his...
	Fermi paradox. Yeah, you're going up to Fermi and just, like, giving him a telescope, going, fucking find him!
	LAUGHTER But I do agree.
	Like, literally, it's like you can hypothesize that the numbers suggest my numbers...
	It's just bullying Fermi. Basically.
	But where are they, Fermi?
	You know? You're fooling them.
	Or did your aliens come and save you?
	Yeah, exactly. Bigfoot would save me.
	Yeah, exactly. Okay.
	Hey, look, I'm way more likely to discover Bigfoot than aliens.
	This is nonsense. Go to the video comments.
	Hi everyone, this is AI Callum and I am joined by AI Harry, Connor and Carl.
	Hello. Hello.
	Hello. And in this mini-segment we have some rather terrible news.
	Yes, unfortunately it appears that I have come down with ligma.
	Yes, so to help Carl with his new affliction, he has been relegated to the back rooms.
	We were hoping it would be a bit of minor sugma, but sadly it turned into Bofa, which we all know is a terminal cringe.
	Don't worry, I'll be in the background playing the new Hogwarts Legacy game.
	Swag. It's pretty good AI hatching.
	It's not already there though. Not quite there, but it's pretty good.
	What I found funny is that there were some people who made ones of you, who were your enemies, being like, oh, he said this thing.
	But none of them were as bad as the out-of-context clips that already exist.
	So it just didn't work.
	It was like, oh, God, he said...
	Nah, that's boring.
	Yeah, I saw the one that was a critique of Islam.
	I was like, wow, AI Carl's quite smart.
	Yeah, it's not actually edgy enough.
	Maybe that's the solution.
	Just everyone needs to, before they become presidents, say the N-word publicly on national TV, and then nothing can blackmail them ever.
	Part of the new oath. A way of inoculating yourself against it.
	It would be a way of making sure our world leaders are not blackmailable.
	He's already said the Edmonds on TV, but he's gone.
	Everyone's polluted at this point.
	The next one. Well, I guess it's been a minute.
	I've been pretty busy, but I have been following the show.
	Seems to me the two primary issues you've got is the unforeinating of England and the rising house prices in Swindon.
	I thought, what can I do as one man to help?
	So I bought a gaffe in Swindon. I'll see you around.
	Is that the school? It's an old school.
	It's not a school anymore. I don't want to say the weird way to sound afterwards.
	But no, it's been a while. I haven't seen it all in a long time.
	You will come to regret that purchase, I'm just saying.
	I don't know. I was looking at an apartment there.
	It's like 100 grand or something. 100 grand?
	Yeah. For how many rooms?
	I think it's two. That's not bad, actually.
	Try buying a bloody house, though.
	There is the police next door, which is quite nice, though.
	I'm surprised that's not worth more, then.
	Yeah. Anyway.
	The next one. The thing about ideologies like transgenderism is that by their very nature they ignore reality and as a result they're doomed to failure.
	So we just gotta build an ark for the time that flood comes.
	In the meantime, here's a white pill to cheer you up.
	What do you think about Lotus Eater?
	Kill it with fire.
	I mean, it's gone too far.
	I agree, I mean...
	I was okay with it.
	This is the weird thing about robots, is that they're nice until they start speaking, and then I'm just like...
	Oh yeah, the uncanny valley thing, man.
	To the next one. I'm ready!
	I'm so ready for this!
	Thank you for all of the social justice warriors that really made me excited for Harry Potter again.
	It was a massive part of my childhood, I tell you what, so...
	This is going to be a great weekend.
	I'm really glad that people are getting a lot out of Harry Potter, but I have absolutely no knowledge or interest in it whatsoever.
	I'm genuinely thrilled that there's something exciting for you guys.
	I really am. I mean, you, I am playing it.
	Not you, but the people who are into it.
	I was just too old.
	I was in my 20s when it came out, so I was just like...
	I still think you missed out, because what's funny about the movies...
	So the first two movies were, like, four kids.
	So when you're a kid, it works.
	You take your kid to see the movie.
	And then, like, the third movie, and through to the last one, is full adult stuff.
	Where it's just, like, murder, and sex, and everything else.
	But by that point... I assume they're adults, by that point.
	Yeah, but the kid who watched the first movie, by the time the third movie came out, was an adult.
	So it just worked perfectly.
	Oh, that's clever. And are the movies consistently good?
	Like... Yeah, they get better over time as well.
	Right, okay, because that's the thing, isn't it?
	Like, okay, with Jurassic Park movies, the first one's great, and then the rest is just a clock.
	Yeah, well, it didn't happen. Oh, okay.
	I might watch or read Harry Potter and do a right-wing analysis of it.
	Watch it, don't read it. Because you can't communicate with people who can't read.
	Fair enough. But the only negative I remember from the movies is the last book, because it's so goddamn big, they just turned it into two movies, which felt a little bit like a cash grab, but then apparently there was just so much.
	They had to cut so much from the movies anyway.
	Bugger it. The opposite of Lord of the Rings, I see.
	I still can't get over the Hobbit movies.
	Oh, it's just disappointing. I feel like someone should be put in the stocks.
	Yeah, Peter Jackson. Legitimately, he should be in...
	You made some of the best movies of all time, and then some of the worst movies of all time.
	How did you accomplish this?
	It was just money. No, I want more money.
	So I made it really long and boring and messed up all the scenes.
	Would you like a two hour long CGI fight scene?
	No, not really. I don't want a one minute long CGI fight scene.
	I walked out of the last one.
	I didn't even watch the Battle of Five Armies.
	It got to that point, I went, to hell with this.
	I just don't care. Yeah. Oh, look, a goblin and an elf and they're both CG and they're both fighting.
	I don't care. All that Legolas nonsense where he's like jumping on stones.
	Yeah. Whatever. Next one.
	The only good bit was Smaug.
	That was the only good bit. Yeah, Smaug was interesting.
	Yeah. One massive mistake California is making now is enabling homeless drug addicts with the so-called housing first concept.
	Instead of letting them hit rock bottom or seek treatment, we pour money into failed housing projects which lead these people to continue doing drugs.
	Many die in these housing schemes.
	All California is doing is killing people and not giving them tough love.
	Treatment can't compete with state enablers and corrupt NPOs.
	What can I do? What can be done?
	Use California as a bad example.
	That's what can be done. Yeah, I don't know if there's anything we can do with California anymore except that.
	No, I've just come to peace with it.
	California, you probably don't remember this, right?
	But when I was a young person, California was an amazing place and everyone wanted to be there.
	I've seen friends. It used to be the way they used to talk about it.
	Honestly, it was cultural gold, California.
	Everyone thought it was amazing. And now, you couldn't pay me to go there.
	I've seen Joe Rogan talking about when there wasn't traffic.
	I just think, how? Just when he moved there, there wasn't the traffic.
	Even that wasn't there. Must have been lovely.
	Next one. So I was observing the recent roasting that Count Dankula was giving Mr.
	Hitchens on Twitter, and I couldn't help but think that Mr.
	Hitchens really is his own worst enemy when he interacts with the proles of society.
	Like most of the high-level Tory types, he tends to take this very imperious attitude towards any of the street-level events that are affecting his constituencies, and kind of behaves like we should only be allowed to talk about vague policy decisions, and any of the street-level folk just shouldn't even have a seat at the table.
	Yes, that is exactly.
	Exactly Pete Hitchens. Dang messaged me about it, and I had a look at it.
	And I sent him a message back that was like, essentially, Pete Hitchens is calling you a Nazi oaf.
	And you're like, well, I'm not a Nazi.
	He's like, oh, I do apologize, Mr.
	Oaf. I mean, yeah.
	100%. I had this interaction with Jacob Rees-Mogg when I brought up Count Dankula's case.
	He gave me a big old spiel about why freedom of speech is important.
	But not for that oath. No, he literally just said that I won't be wasting time on cases as silly as this or some concept.
	It's just like, you guys all suck.
	Screw you all. And the thing that really lost me, and I don't want to meet Peter Hitchens anymore at all, is because when he was called out, his response was to link the BBC calling Dankula a Nazi and just move on.
	And that just made me realise, none of these people even try.
	They're not interested in the truth, if they can get away with it.
	They seem to be almost annoyed that they have to be on the right.
	It's not that they're annoyed they have to be on the right.
	It's that they're annoyed that the right happens to have a large constituency of normal people.
	Because normal people are not refined, they didn't go to these elite schools, they don't have the right decorum and background, they haven't read the right canonical texts or cultural touchstones, they don't speak Latin, and so...
	Yeah, yeah, there's that.
	But it was just on top of that, just linking the BBC to make your point.
	You hadn't even watched the video.
	People are saying, watch it. You didn't think, maybe I should go and check out the source material.
	Yeah, and then when he did, he was just like, oh, it's foul.
	Oh, come on, it's just a joke.
	But the fact that he linked the BBC just made me think, eh, screw you, I'm not interested anymore.
	You know who wouldn't link the BBC? Lee Anderson.
	No, he wouldn't. Okay, next one.
	Hey guys, today is actually my birthday!
	But more importantly, tomorrow is Valentine's Day.
	I hope you guys didn't forget it.
	Or... Wait, do you guys celebrate Valentine's Day?
	If you do, are you looking forward to it, or is it one of those dreaded times of the year?
	I think it's a universal that women celebrate Valentine's Day.
	Which means men celebrate Valentine's Day.
	Got the ruined comments on the site. Well, just to answer the question, like, yeah, I've got to celebrate Valentine's Day.
	I'm not looking forward to it because, you know, I don't have to, like, get an extravagant gift or anything.
	So I'll just get, you know, get a card, do a nice dinner.
	What about you? I hate women.
	That aside, it's got a written comment to me.
	Brian says, the money go round.
	The UK government takes money from struggling Britons and hands it to French government.
	French government takes the hundreds of millions of pounds and continues to assist freeloaders heading to the UK. French hotel chains such as Actor, Mercure, etc., etc.
	receive more money from struggling Britons.
	As the UK government pays the French hoteliers tens of millions of pounds to house them.
	They all connive to house them where the struggling Britons live.
	Is it any surprise that it's kicking off?
	Alexander says, Do you really want that government having the power to end life?
	Well, I covered it. They already do.
	They already do. Yeah, so this argument of like, you live in retard land, so why give the retards to kill?
	They can already. Yeah, they already do.
	If they wanted to vote tomorrow that anyone who prays in their head should be murdered, they've got the power to as well already.
	Yeah. So it's not...
	I don't know what to say.
	Like, this is just...
	Doesn't convince me. Yep.
	Kevin Fox says, as Anne Woodcombe said, Totally agree.
	Totally agree. My dad beats me, says.
	Well, what did he do wrong?
	My brother, the then Deputy Chief of Staff of the Conservative Party, went to an international conference last year in Miami.
	There were political parties from over 100 countries and each was to detail the largest threat to freedom and democracy.
	The Conservatives said the UK's biggest threat was Nigel Farage, Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen.
	I just... Hopefully with Lee Anderson, this will be a turning point for the party.
	No, he's going to be a patsy. He's going to be a patsy.
	He'll say a bunch of right-wing things, and then when something happens that the Conservatives don't like, they'll be like, see, look at what Lee Anderson has done.
	He's out. I feel bad for him, because he seems like a genuine guy.
	Yeah, he seems great. He's trying to work within the system.
	I met some of the other guys who work with him, and they all are just like, yeah, we know, it's cancer, but we're dealing with it.
	But it's just... I think they're going to screw you over, guys.
	Lee Anderson seems like a perfect sensible centrist, has good opinions and is not afraid to be combative about them.
	Good. I want more of it.
	That's what the Conservative Party should be.
	Lord Nerevar says, I think we can confidently say that Lee Anderson is our guy at the moment.
	Apparently he's being sued for libel and the Tory establishment is seething about his presence.
	Yeah, they'll get rid of him. With any luck, he can turn them around and start them on the road to being true Conservatives once more.
	We're not lucky men. We have to rely on hard work.
	Omar says, given certain demographics are most likely to be disproportionately executed, I imagine the first port of call will be to label the accountability as racist.
	I maintain that leftists are against corporal punishment because they believe they will be corporately punished.
	Yeah. Wasa Bottle says, one crime the dead can commit is voter fraud.
	Which is the joke you were going to make, sure.
	Yeah. Checkmate Lee Anderson.
	Bleach Demon says, the death penalty should not only be brought back, but it should be public.
	Now hear me out, when a crime is punished publicly, it can be used as an example to children.
	Humiliation and shame are deterrence over rehabilitation.
	I mean, I agree. I'm in favour of Starship Trooper style.
	Just also reminds the human beings who live here to not get too attached to liberal nonsense.
	Reality exists. Like, go outside, hurt yourself.
	Don't murder someone or else you'll be hung.
	But it's also just the physicalities instead of just staring at your phone and doing an office job.
	You lose touch of reality by doing that and it's bad.
	There's no one more out of touch as a result than MPs.
	Blue says, I'm very apprehensive about giving the state the power to sentence people to death.
	Well, the government doesn't do it, the judiciary does.
	I agree that some people deserve it, but the thought that the corrupt system wouldn't abuse the power is questionable.
	Yeah, but this is all very abstract, right?
	And if we then...
	We covered it the other week.
	So if you actually go through the cases in which people are being sentenced to death in America, there are people who deserve it.
	Like, you know, child murderers, multiple murderers, like, these are people who totally deserve the death penalty.
	Like, these very abstract possibilities feel like leaving too much, conceding too much to these sort of, you know, left-wing, ooh, but an innocent person, well, prove it, show me, you know?
	And the thing is, the last case they go back to is, like, 1954.
	I mean, there's another problem there, which is just all crime and punishment is susceptible to the wrong person being punished, and we do that already, and the compensation isn't good.
	You can extend that? Well, a guy spent 20 years in jail, what now?
	Oh, abolish prisons. Well, the argument being, well, at least he's alive and can go and live his life, but the compensation he gets is crap.
	You've stolen 20 years of his life, his best years.
	Well, you know how much, I can't remember, I think it was like 10 grand they gave someone who did that?
	Really? It was like...
	Demanding way more.
	Let me find it, because it's a crap payment.
	God. Andrew says, combining the first two segments, can we turn these pedophile hunters into being actual hunters of pedophiles?
	We release the pedophile and 10 North FC lads onto an island and we're going to document what happens.
	I'm just saying. That's a ratings win at that.
	Ignacio says, Another pet peeve of mine is underage offenders and how easy are they to let off and get their records expunged?
	Any minor that actually commits any kind of serious violent crime must be treated like an adult up to the death penalty.
	I can agree with them not getting the death penalty, but I do think, you know, public scourging and being imprisoned as an adult is fine.
	S.H. Silver says, while I agree with the point of terrorists and criminals should be punished, I think you might be approaching it from the wrong angle, Carl.
	Instead of asking, why can't the state kill people?
	I'm not asking that.
	I am asking that though.
	I trust people who just want to be left alone more than I trust our current busybodies.
	Well, I mean, I agree that people should be allowed to defend themselves.
	But I also think that people who are without doubt having committed the most serious of crimes should be put to death.
	Joan of Arc says, death penalty for nonsense and groomers.
	Edward Woodstock, former Labour councillor.
	Huh, I wonder what that is. He went from the school to the pits.
	Oh shoot, now that makes total sense.
	No further questions, Your Honour. This is a disgruntled former Labour, a blue Labour councillor.
	Well, that's exactly it, isn't it?
	Who's now on the right of the Conservative Party.
	I just hate the parties in this country so much.
	I just... XY and Z says, where capital punishment is concerned, it's not only incontrovertible in cases like MS and the London Bridge attacks, make them swing and do it quickly.
	None of this appeal after appeal for the next 40 years.
	Where it's a person most likely, then duck that for a game of soldiers.
	I totally agree. Textbook example being, Kamal Joe, knowingly damn near executing an innocent man, look into the Wilbur Coffin affair in Canada.
	I'm not familiar with it, but I totally agree.
	Like, when it's incontrovertible, yes, they've done something.
	It couldn't have been someone else. Okay.
	And when it's not, then just the standard rules apply.
	It's not in any way controversial to me.
	Paddy says, I'm beating a dead horse, but I'm going to keep beating it.
	The death penalty is good, only in theory...
	Actually, it'll be all of us on the gallows first.
	Nah, I don't believe that. I think that's an extreme position that hasn't actually been shown to be real in any country.
	Like... They're not just, you know, leftists in America aren't just randomly executing people.
	Like all the January 6th guys would be dead right now, if they were.
	And when we had the death penalty in Britain, we weren't just randomly executing people.
	We were executing horrific criminals.
	We're not Iranians. Yeah.
	So, yeah, I don't agree with that.
	Dead Baby Vaccine Brigade?
	Jesus Christ! Yeah, there's a competition in the chat to see if you have the worst name.
	Clearly. I'm the blind girl who you've met at various events.
	Oh yes, I know you! Hello!
	I live in an area with high migrant population.
	I've been solicited for sex and marriage numberless times.
	I'd be chased down the street, leered at wherever I go, grabbed and dragged across the road.
	It's awful. But the liberal women at church I attend want more immigration.
	They live in the whitest area of Coventry and they're not living with the consequence of their luxury beliefs.
	And luxury beliefs is what it is.
	Taffy says, regarding the far right in Liverpool, it's a lie.
	Yeah, no kidding. I know because nobody told us it was 99% locals upset about foreign nonces and a few YouTube social media types.
	As for the nonce-loving pigs leaving the van behind in the crowd to entice them, yeah, standard.
	They did the same at the Kill the Bill event in Bristol.
	Grant says, in the era of believable women, can we trust men's instincts to protect women and children?
	No, that's racist.
	Well, yeah.
	And Alfred of the Beta says, "US shoots down another UFO of Canada.
	Canadian sovereignty overwhelming rise than US military might." Yes, that was the point.
	To defend, the second largest landmass on earth really doesn't cut it.
	Mike says, look, up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane.
	No, it's a cynical distraction.
	Which is exactly how I feel about it.
	The French says, I was on vacation for a week, I get back home, and suddenly there's UFOs?
	Does the simulation scenario get worse every time I have fun or something?
	Pretty much. I think we're out of time now.
	Yeah, we are. So if you want more from us, this is.com.
	Otherwise, back tomorrow.

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