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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #663

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	Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters for Monday, my dudes.
	I'm joined by Harry.
	Hello!
	And today we're going to be talking about the fact that BLM's grift is running out, conservative boycotts are actually working, and there's a reckoning.
	Time has come, boys.
	Anyway, shall begin with some good news.
	BLM's grift is dead.
	It's over.
	It's running out.
	It's gone.
	It's time up.
	I knew this wasn't that big of a news, because we kind of saw they had lots and lots of money.
	It's been a somewhat slow decline.
	I would have expected it to run out a little bit slower, but apparently they've been on quite the spending spree.
	Yeah, when you're absolute morons with your money, you can really flush a lot of it down the toilet all at once.
	I thought we'd have a look, because it's good fun.
	So we'll start off just by promoting something, as we do, on Lotusears.com here, being Frank Dakota's The Tragedy of Liberation, some other trained Marxist who, um, ruined everything.
	And also, notoriously, excellent with money.
	Yeah.
	I mean, of all the bad things BLM were able to do to the country, it's kind of glad that they didn't get all of their demands met, and we'll see that later.
	Because, oh boy.
	Well, yeah, the white genocide wouldn't have been good.
	No, it would have been pretty bad for me.
	Anyway, so we'll check in, because last time we left off BLM, for anyone who's just joining us and may have just discovered that BLM, it was all a Scrooge McDuck, I'm going to steal your money heist.
	Hello, three of you who have just figured that out.
	I really do hope Patrice Cullors has the money pit of pennies in there.
	I hope she tries to dive in.
	She's Jabba the Hutt, and then underneath you've got...
	Who's Leia in this situation?
	America?
	We're trying to save her?
	I don't know.
	Anyway, I'm not even joking about the whole evil villain aspect.
	We've featured this before, but it's a video from her YouTube channel which she uploaded with her two co-heisters who described how George Floyd's ghosts held open the door for them to get a billion dollars.
	Well, 90 million.
	While they sit at their incredibly fancy pure white table at their pure white mansion eating off a bread platter, That's how you know a black person is rich.
	They're wearing only white.
	It is true.
	It is true.
	Anyway, but you can see here, this is the video.
	She deleted it because, well, people found it and she looked bad.
	It looked bad.
	Why she posted it in the first place, knowing that it made her look terrible, who knows?
	But no self-awareness with these people in the slightest.
	But we'll get to an article from Ladbible because we're lads in it, boys.
	Oh, yes.
	So is Ladbible, I'm told.
	Are we going to take holiday to Shag-A-Luff this year, eh?
	No, we're going to talk about racism.
	I don't know if you have a penchant for it, but Lad Bible is not very laddish.
	It's not even Dino.
	It's crab.
	It's just bad.
	It's more foppish.
	I don't know what happened to it.
	You see here, this is just about Patrisse Cullors' net worth and the way they write it.
	Patrisse was born in Los Angeles, California.
	We know, we can tell.
	Unfortunately, experiencing first-hand the oppression black Americans face.
	At the hands of Korean shopkeepers.
	They never actually do lists at Ladbible as to what oppression she faced.
	She doesn't either.
	But she managed to acquire a property portfolio of 3.8 million, as we've been over before.
	That's all the most oppressed do.
	Yeah, that mansion there that we were just featured in, that's owned by BLM, which they don't use, except for making videos where they sit around and use it.
	Yeah, it's tax reasons.
	Totally, this is owned by the company, not us, which is why I'm living in it two thirds of the year.
	So they created this powerful movement initially due to their anger and frustration over George Zimmerman's acquittal in the killing of Trayvon Martin.
	Which, just to update everyone, anyone who missed it, 100% justified.
	Trayvon Martin was in the wrong.
	This is why he was acquitted.
	I mean, I've covered this before, if you actually look into it, it's very clear he assaulted Zimmerman.
	But even the Wikipedia will give you the details that show that Zimmerman was in the right, this Hispanic white supremacist.
	There is a reason that he was not convicted at trial.
	Yeah, Martin assaulted him, so fearing for his life, he shot him.
	But in such an oppressed country, oppressive country as America, the only way to protest against Completely legitimate trials is to burn things down, preferably your own neighborhood.
	I mean, we got the next one just shows Zimmerman's face, obviously.
	That's him being arrested on the night.
	I thought he'd do that to himself.
	No, the police were like, no, he didn't.
	We have the audio from the phone call he was making to the police when the incident happened to prove it.
	But anyway, point being, I mean, it is shocking to the extent at which Americans have just been misled by their media, obviously.
	I mean, we're being a bit obtuse.
	Obviously mostly left-wing Americans, but a lot of normies will still probably tell you that Michael Brown had his hands up or something.
	It's just a lie.
	Every single one of them is a lie.
	Well, the normie is just trying to go about his day, try to work his job, support his family, so he doesn't have time to look into all of these things like we do.
	But because of wonderful people like Patrice, who spend all their lives lying about such people, Zimmerman, I checked up, he actually had someone try and kill him not too long ago.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah, this guy shot him because, in quote, because he met up with him first and said that what he did to Trevor Martin was unjust.
	And Zimmerman, obviously feeling for his life, was just like, what the hell is this?
	Get in my car, driving away.
	And the guy chased him down, shot him, tried to kill him.
	He was convicted of attempted murder.
	Bloody hell.
	I mean, this is the result of people like Patrice and their activism.
	Just to make it clear as well, I believe Zimmerman is Hispanic, isn't he?
	Yes, he's a Hispanic white supremacist.
	Many such cases.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, but Patrice feels deeply for Mr. Martin, the oppressed assaulter.
	For in fact, we can check in on her accounts.
	She donated a fifth of what she pays her baby daddy to Terrible Minds Foundation.
	Okay.
	How generous.
	You may remember this.
	This is a million dollars to, uh...
	Her baby daddy, Damon Turner, for live production, design and media.
	Oh, I thought you said life production then?
	No, live.
	Is that what we're calling it?
	On the business portfolio, he knocked me up life production.
	Yeah, no, I haven't been able to figure out what any of that means.
	BLM's website is still bare bones.
	They don't really do anything other than go to speeches.
	So, I'm going to be a bit rude and say that maybe, just maybe, it's a front for funneling money to your family, but I'll be able to maybe prove that.
	I'd heard she was a lesbian.
	Yeah.
	What's she got a baby daddy for?
	How'd she get the baby?
	Same way she got all of that money?
	She didn't steal it, no.
	Oh, okay.
	She had a baby daddy and then became a lesbian.
	I'm sure.
	Anyway, her website sells $145 sweatshirts.
	They're actually now down to $45.95.
	Yeah, because they're not selling well.
	Good deal.
	Funnily enough, don't buy them, like crap.
	But they do that for the movement, of course.
	So, there's that.
	We'll go to her wife, though, as you mentioned.
	No, she is the one who owns the property portfolio on the other side of the family, in Canada.
	You may remember this building here, and several others.
	It's a very nice building.
	So you've got Patrice who owns millions, her baby daddy who gets a million out of it per year, and then her wife who gets millions, also on property.
	Great.
	There's also her brother in the next link, Paul Cullors.
	He receives just under a million for providing security services.
	Yep.
	Totally legit.
	Yep.
	Sounds fair to me.
	She also decided to take $73,523 for a chartered flight.
	Just the one.
	Just the one flight, actually.
	To support climate initiatives?
	Presumably.
	But, right, we're up for speed.
	That's where we left it off with, this is obviously a scam.
	Everyone on the right was able to say, look, we've got the receipts now.
	This is a clear grift.
	2020, 2021's big scamaroo.
	They got like $83 million throughout 2020 and spent, when I went on their website to look where they'd spent it, they could only account for $83,000.
	Well... Which is a bit of a gap!
	They've managed to do all their accounts now and it includes 2022.
	Oh excellent!
	So we have Sadiq's because if you go to the next one we can see there are a lot of articles about this so the Washington Free Beacon broke the story in the sense of I think they were the first ones to write about it but their tax returns are completely public because of course we're a non-profit we don't profit off of any of this except from the Cars, the houses, the flights, the food, the renting, the hotels.
	This is all just a fair exchange for the awareness that they bring to the oppression of the black peoples of America.
	I mean, not to me.
	I like not paying taxes.
	It's a good part of the world.
	I respect it.
	Yeah, I am all for the business owners of the world uniting to not pay taxes.
	Next video Patrice Cullors comes out with, she's got the Gadsden flag, you know, step on snake.
	I'm a libertarian now.
	Yeah, I mean the j-reg meme is real, but I do find it funny when someone does have to sit there and be like, oh yeah, it's all business expenses.
	What's your business?
	My life.
	My life is my business.
	Okay, whatever.
	So we're going to the tax returns, because the tax returns are public.
	Now, they mention it here a lot.
	Obviously, we can't detail everything.
	For example, they'll have my expenses.
	$2,000 for this, $3,000 for this.
	And then in the other category, they'll just write $80 million.
	So it's hard to tell you what took place in instances such as that, but now I'll give you the actual deets.
	We'll go through it, but as part of this, were you able to account for where all of that money went that they presumably were giving to local causes and local chapters of the BLM movement?
	For the biggest donations, they do actually detail where they spend them, which will be the largest percentages, so we can... Alright, yeah, let's take a look at that.
	So, here's the deets.
	So they used to make 80 million a year, obviously, during the era of George Floyd.
	And then the next year they made 8.5 million.
	Just a 90% drop in revenue.
	I do also remember amusingly that tweet that they put out after Joe Biden won the most, you know, the most legit election that's ever existed, ever.
	And they, exactly, and they said, they put out a tweet saying, Joe Biden has now stopped communicating with us.
	Why do you not want, why do you not want justice, Joe Biden?
	I don't want to play with you anymore.
	In financial terms, that's about, well, 70 million dollars to stop playing with the toy.
	I think most of the- That's income.
	That's not net yet, so keep that in mind.
	I do imagine most of the donations were probably coming from Democrat super PACs.
	Or the major American companies.
	Yeah, the big companies.
	Remember, I think Disney gave them a million dollars, so anyone thinking that we should go lighter on Disney is wrong.
	So they mention here as well, at the top of it, that this year they lost $900,000 in their investment portfolio.
	Down the back of the sofa.
	Well, they invested in stocks that went down 900 grand.
	Okay.
	So, presumably Dogecoin, because they say invested a million and lost 900,000, so that's... 90%.
	Pretty bad return.
	They also say that they spent 38 million last year, which, you know, if you're taking in 80 million, you spend 38 million on stuff.
	Makes sense, you know?
	But if you're taking in 8 million?
	They spent 17 million this year, so that gives them the net of minus 8.5 million.
	So, in four years or three, they will be completely bankrupt.
	If they keep this up.
	Which I think they will, because we can actually see what they're spending the money on, and it's, um... Well, it's themselves, by the looks of it.
	So they say here, first off, grants.
	So they used to spend 25 million on grants to different groups, and now they spend 4 million.
	So they're not helping Black Joy, or whatever the hell else they want to call it, anymore.
	Anywhere near the same level.
	So you would have thought we'd cut all the other expenses as well.
	No, no, we keep those.
	Salaries doubled, in fact!
	Hey, that's promoting someone's black joy.
	Indeed.
	People who own it.
	They went to about $250,000 each.
	So, uh, pocket change.
	Still had to spend $400,000 on professional fundraising, even though they weren't making, you know, well, they were making 90% less, but they spent the same amount on fundraising, which I'm sure is all legit.
	I don't know how he spent 400 grand on fundraising, personally, but then American fundraising is a different world.
	Anyway.
	So he also spent 11 million on other expenses during the George Floyd time.
	Nice blank vagaries there.
	Yeah, I mean, I may be a cynical old bee.
	I think 11 million in the other category might be worth detailing.
	What exactly?
	Raises a few eyebrows, and I assume that they have not.
	But fair enough, you know, whatever.
	Maybe, you know, you've got to take all those flights to all the different looting across America.
	Gets expensive, I'm sure.
	But this year they managed to spend 11.6 million still.
	So they actually, they did less and spent more.
	I... This is what I mean.
	You ever hear about, like, the dustbin man who won the lottery in the UK?
	That he was a dustbin man within three years?
	Yes.
	Because he brought his mam a house, himself a house, then delivered the coke.
	That was the one that Count Dankula did.
	Yeah.
	I mean, it is a real meme.
	If you give someone who's bad with money loads of money, they'll lose all the money.
	They won't suddenly become good with money.
	No.
	So they also managed to lose 11 million dollars in assets, listed.
	Which I don't really get.
	Presumably some houses were sold, or something?
	Maybe.
	I mean, they did manage to spend, I think it's 400,000 on accounting.
	So we do have to wonder how much of this is creative accounting as well.
	There's two pages, I think on page two, that's just filled with schizoid posting, for some reason.
	I don't know if we can scroll to page two.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	In the actual tax returns, Yeah, because of course, you have to list.
	I mean, the taxman doesn't care.
	But you just list what's the nature of your business.
	And you're meant to put one word, obviously.
	All right, scroll down to page two for us, John.
	Education.
	You know, selling t-shirts or something.
	And instead, they do like a full schizoid post of a couple of paragraphs.
	There you are.
	Oh, yeah.
	Black Lives Matter.
	We are doing joy and healing for the black community and injustice and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	Inside and outside of the system to heal the past, reimagine the present, and invest in the future of black lives.
	Taxman just there falling asleep.
	Why did you write any of that?
	You just had the right fundraising.
	Sorry, can you claim to be working outside of the system when you're doing your tax returns?
	In-depth, about the millions and millions you get from the establishment.
	It's a bit weird.
	Anyway, there's an officers section, officers in the organisation.
	So, Paul Cullors, he got paid £124,000 this year.
	Wait, who did?
	Uh, the brother.
	Oh, yep.
	The one who's providing security for a million pounds.
	They also gave him £124,000 personally.
	Oh, on top of his million dollars.
	Well, of course.
	He's a busy man.
	I think, according to them, he works a lot.
	I think 50 hours a week!
	It takes a lot of time to get from one mansion to another to defend them.
	Now, what's funny about that, I do love, and I think everyone knows, not many people tell the truth about how many hours they work on the tax form, because they're trying to save some money on the taxes, so I'm not sure I believe that he actually works 50 hours a week for that 1.1 million.
	Hey man, defending your family members from Klansmen is a big full-time job.
	A lot of money in it, it seems.
	The only other paid member of staff is actually a former member of staff who gets 114 grand for working zero hours a week.
	I don't know what to do with that.
	Says it all, really, doesn't it?
	You're getting paid 100 grand for working zero hours at a company you left a year ago?
	Boy, I wish!
	Maybe I need to get in touch with some old employers.
	That's Kaylee Scales over there.
	What did she used to do?
	I don't know.
	I think they list it as like networking or some crap like that.
	Marketing or messaging.
	One of those vague words.
	Means nothing.
	Push out tweets telling people to burn things down.
	Well she's now doing her own grift because I looked her up and this is what you find if you go to the next link.
	Which is an article in which she's talking about how she's going to run her own grift now.
	Okay, cool.
	The only thing in here that's even slightly related to BLM is for no apparent reason they insert a video in the middle of it of Patrisse Cullors where she talks about our trans siblings and how they need help.
	You may have noticed being black, blackly black y'all, is not cool anymore for raising money.
	I mean, if you lose 90% in a year, that's sort of an indication the moment's gone.
	If they ever get another George Floyd situation to stick, it might be again, but Jordan Neely doesn't seem to have been as successful because, I mean, Twitter community notes cleared that one up nice and quick.
	Black men, it's over.
	It's absolutely over.
	There'll be a few, obviously, but these people seem to think it's over.
	Because they're no longer trying to raise money for that, um, waste of time, instead of, uh, Blackjoy.
	Who is he?
	Oh, he's another criminal.
	Why can't you ever just do it for not a criminal?
	Just try- just do that, even if it's in the wrong.
	Just not a criminal, please.
	I was gonna say, if you're asking for specifics and you're saying, oh, some criminal that they were trying to deify, you're gonna have to narrow that down.
	If you scroll down, we can see the video I'm talking about, where Patrice Cullors sits there and talks about how trans siblings who need help- Don't you wanna subscribe to our- No, we don't want to describe Sir Essence.
	There we are.
	Why all black lives matter, specifically black trans lives.
	To be fair, that is a big one that they are trying to push right now, because if you actually... The trans genocide is mainly black trans prostitutes, so... Amazing.
	Well, I want you to keep that in mind, because we'll come back to it later.
	I am having a guess now, I don't know if it'll work for them, but I'm having a guess that people like Patrice, who are in it for the money, are literally just going to pivot to talking about transgenderism all the time, until they realise that's not raising money, and then they'll pivot to something else, because...
	I'll prove it in a minute.
	But keep it in mind.
	Back to the deets.
	So they talk about New Impact Partners.
	These are the people they're investing in.
	Well, New Impact Partners were paid $930,000 redos in that year that they raised nothing.
	Well, $8 million.
	Nothing compared to before.
	For consulting.
	Okay, well who the hell are they?
	What are they consulting?
	Well, we'll check them out.
	Go to the next link.
	They offer strategic advertisement services from an experienced black woman.
	Black women or woman?
	Woman.
	I know women, sorry.
	I can see where this is going to go.
	Are these experienced black women personally connected to Patrisse Cullors in any way?
	Well, they're the friend of Patrisse.
	Owns the company.
	Oh, okay.
	So they all get together to get their nails done, to sit around their big fancy white table and have their breadboard.
	counseling my friend very much so they sit around and say okay how are we going to make money this year and then they go thank you for the chat here's almost a million dollars that's a business expense all right back to the deets so there's more there 756 000 you're really in the complete wrong business mate well yeah you know i said that you got a million for the brother mr colors last year and this year he got 124 grand as a salary well he also this year got 756 000 for security again yeah thank you mr colors for keeping patrice safe from all those clansmen
	God, I'm sure they're out there somewhere.
	We'll find them one day.
	$693,000 to We Are Rally.
	Now, We Are Rally is a messaging activist service.
	So they manage all of the messaging for you and all of the outreach.
	So Patrice and her friends have to do literally zero.
	I mean, that is a business expense at least, not doing work.
	You said they're paying themselves like 250k, right?
	Yeah, for all the work they're doing.
	Even though they outsource all of the work to everybody else.
	I know Patrice doesn't work for them anymore, so... Well, she gives a speech every now and then.
	Well, she gives a $250,000 speech.
	I know that there are new people running it, or people that people don't really care about as much.
	So this covers the period including when she was in charge as well?
	Yeah, this is 22.
	These are the tax terms that have just been released.
	So $553,000 to People's Television, very communist name.
	Sorry, People's Television Inc.
	Less communisty, I suppose.
	Maybe.
	Was Monsters Incorporated communist?
	Well, what they do is they make election adverts for BLM.
	They make get-out-to-vote adverts, which are not political.
	Uh, yeah.
	Even though we specifically only make adverts that run in certain areas at certain times for a certain demographic.
	Not political!
	Telling people to vote for certain candidates.
	Yeah, okay, well... I do love sometimes, like, everyone hates taxes.
	I can appreciate people who own businesses writing down, you know, I ain't going to tell full truth.
	I'm going to give you some creative accounting.
	That's what business owners do.
	And I get that.
	And I'm not one for ignoring that, but.
	I do just have to say here, when someone is seeing you advocating endlessly for the big state, and then they lie on their taxes to no end, in my opinion, it's just amazing.
	Sorry, they don't lie, they do creative accounting for the lawyers out there.
	£500,000 for Drury Square Group for communication, on top of the other group that does communication.
	That group in fact got £700,000 last year for communication, and then £500,000 this year for communication.
	Wait, no, IT and digital though.
	Which I'm sure is worth every penny.
	I forgot, she brought one hell of a gaming rig.
	Hard work, I'm sure.
	They also spent- Patrice Culler's camping me again.
	Keep in mind, last year they had stuff to do.
	This year, no.
	So last year they spent $73,000 on flights.
	This year, $76,000 on flights.
	Somehow spent more.
	With nowhere to go.
	When you're making less money, spend more.
	You know they say, spend money to make money.
	I'm actually thinking, it's quite hard to spend that much on flight unless you are doing the meme thing of like, I want first class everywhere.
	Well, I fly a fair bit.
	I'm always trying to find cheap flights.
	It is quite easy to fly for a cheap price.
	They definitely get first class.
	They definitely get first class everywhere.
	You ever seen a pistol?
	Like, if you go first class from Heathrow to Tokyo, quite a bit more than across America.
	10 grand.
	Bloody hell.
	I mean, I wouldn't want to go to Heathrow in the first place.
	That's not even the surprising number, though, of personal escapades.
	Because, of course, you pay for the flight, but you've got to stay somewhere.
	So you pay for a motel, maybe, if you're saving money, or a hotel.
	Even then, you know, what are you going to spend?
	£100 a night, maybe?
	Yeah, but do you feel like a world-class international activist?
	Someone like her.
	She spent $264,000 on hotels in a single year.
	Remember, this is not the company account for a company she runs that's doing really well.
	This is a non-profit where people give money to save the black race or something.
	And she spent a quarter of a million on hotels.
	Yep.
	Well, I mean, we calculated that.
	That's $700 every single day of the year.
	I can understand if you're full of different activists who are all really in demand, constantly making speeches all across the country, taking all of these flights every single day, you'll need to pay out every single day for something or other.
	But the fact of the matter is, you are losing money, you are beginning to hemorrhage money, you are in the red.
	As you tweeted, the White House doesn't want you.
	Yeah, the White House doesn't want you.
	You're trying to pivot over to trans activists instead because of the fact that you notice that that's where all of the corporate money seems to be heading right now, and instead you're just keeping spending more money than you were when you were in the black.
	But we'll move on, because the activities outside of the US section, well they did a lot of things outside of the US, you know, trying to help African communities get a leg up over evil whitey.
	Yeah, I'm pulling your leg.
	They spent $250,000 for black arts in Europe.
	And, um, on Africa, they spent... zero.
	Zero dollars.
	I'm assuming that China wouldn't let them operate there.
	They couldn't go to Liberia?
	No?
	No?
	Zero dollar it is, there you are.
	Tony Blair's army of NGOs said no thank you.
	What do they do in the US?
	Well, here's where we get back to the trans thing.
	They spent $200,000 on the Trans Justice Housing Project.
	I don't know what that's gonna do with BLM.
	What does that mean?
	Which is free houses for trans prostitutes, I assume.
	Free crack houses for trans prostitutes.
	They also spent 800 grand on the Center for Black Power.
	That's an expensive gym.
	I don't think it's a gym.
	I think it's more, you know, the kind of murder-y Black Power, but... Oh, okay, alright.
	Just some speculation from me, Bezos, I'm sure.
	$523,000 for the Centre for Third World Organising.
	Which I didn't you hear, that's not allowed, that word.
	$200,000 for the Reuniting of African Descendants.
	I don't really know what that means.
	I mean, you're actually sending people back to Africa, I don't...
	I assume that that means post-civil war, lots of slaves are free, but they couldn't necessarily get in touch with their family members, so we're trying to, you know, trace DNA so we can- And they've had quite a lot of time to move on from.
	They did do that.
	Long lost great-great-grandma.
	I haven't met my great-great-grandma.
	Actually, have you?
	But don't you wanna- I've not met your grandmother, I'm sure she's- No, no, your great-great-grandma, because I haven't connected with my one.
	No, she's dead.
	Yeah, mine too.
	No, I'm pretty sure.
	This'll be like, oh, we found out that, you know, four generations down the line, you shared an auntie together.
	So you're like fourth, fifth, sixth cousins separated.
	Maybe.
	Wow.
	They also have a few other things where they gave money to different groups.
	They list them, such as Michael Brown didn't do nothing LLC.
	I'm exaggerating a little bit.
	They did actually give a load of money too.
	I think it's called Michael Brown, his hands were up LLC or something like that.
	Which is just a blatant lie!
	They weren't, though.
	Look at the DOJ report.
	His hands were close enough that he got gunpowder on his hand.
	Well, I don't know if we can go to the end of the document.
	John, to find it, you might want to copy and paste what I put in the doc right at the end there for this segment.
	Somewhere about there, just below, I think.
	Because they do do even more schizoid posting right at the bottom of their tax returns.
	Alright, I'm here for it.
	Because the taxman wasn't bored enough of the schizo posting before.
	I'm going to read some of that out, but it's just...
	Why did you write this?
	They just write at the end, supplementary information, so for, you know, the things the Tankman might also need to know about your business.
	In all caps, of course.
	Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation imagines a world where black people across the diaspora thrive, experience joy, and are not defined by their struggles.
	By achieving liberation, we envision a future that is fully divested from the police, prisons, and all punishment paradigms.
	I mean, literally.
	We don't deserve to be punished.
	To be replaced with investment into justice, joy, and culture.
	I mean, I feel the most important word in that entire sentence is imagines.
	Yeah.
	I mean, they go on and on about just more and more schizoid postings.
	Intervening on existing and new policies that reimagine a world where... I don't want to do it.
	Wait, wait.
	Wait, without punitive measures.
	Once again, we don't deserve to be punished for anything.
	No.
	If we go and we shoot each other, that's just fine.
	The last bit of schizoid posting I'm gonna read is just the funniest thing ever.
	They just write, in all caps again, Without joy, we won't achieve liberation.
	Without joy, we won't survive.
	Without joy, we will never heal.
	And without joy, we cannot love radically.
	But through the experience of black joy... Sorry, I can't take this, seriously.
	I'm sorry.
	This is the definition of worksited crackpite.
	That's probably what they're talking about.
	Without joy... Without joy, liberation!
	So I was pegging the wife last night, and Patrice writes, Through black joy, we will conjure up dreams of freedom that our ancestors will be proud of.
	I was like, okay, look, go and peg your wife.
	Calm down.
	If you're going to be a grifter, you don't have to bother the taxman with it.
	That's all I'm saying.
	But there we are.
	They're running out of money very quickly.
	Within the next three years, we may see Patrisse Cullors living on the streets once again, which she'll then be claiming that the white man did it to her.
	That's my prediction.
	She'll be there as a bin man.
	Good news, at least.
	At least, after all of the crap we went through and all the people's lives that were destroyed by the riots, the person responsible will just end up broke again because they are crap with money and that's what they deserve.
	Fingers crossed.
	Continuing the good news, that's right, we're doing a White Pill Monday.
	I don't know what your last segment is about, to be honest, so I might be lying there.
	I don't remember either.
	Oh, that's a good sign.
	But the first two segments for today are good news because it turns out conservative boycotts are working.
	This is something I am honestly very surprised about.
	It all comes off of the back of what started with Matt Walsh's campaign against Bud Light.
	And I will say, to begin with, I was not on board with this.
	Not because I'm on board with anything Bud Light or any of these other companies are doing.
	More because I've seen over the past few years numerous boycotts come and go.
	They last maybe two weeks.
	Everybody makes meme videos about them and then nothing happens.
	Is what I was expecting to happen with this, but no!
	The momentum has kept up, people have stuck with these boycotts, and they actually seem to be working!
	So, I mean, if I can take anything from this so far, it's that, for once, we've managed to build up enough momentum to keep these going, and you've got people who are able to organize large-scale, long-term boycotts that will actually put a dent in some of these companies' bottom lines, and maybe make them consider Changing things that they're doing right now.
	So, you know, more fool me.
	I put out a tweet, you know, making fun of the Bud Light boycott, saying, oh, everybody's just going to go back to normal.
	I was wrong.
	I put my hands up and say, I was wrong, because it does seem to be working, at least in America.
	And before I go into any more detail, on the website, we put out so much excellent work.
	And we also have, exciting, a search function now.
	Does it actually work?
	Do we see a demonstration?
	Demonstrate the search function for us, please, John.
	We're going to have our handsome assistant.
	Watch this.
	There we are.
	That's not our handsome assistant.
	No, John's our handsome assistant.
	John's our handsome assistant.
	Search for anything you feel like.
	John.
	Alex Jones.
	It doesn't work.
	Listen guys, we're still working out the kinks alright.
	Hey, there you go, SnopesFactChecksAOC.
	Just type in contemplation.
	Kink is Alex Jones, huh?
	No!
	We're still working out the kinks in Alex Jones.
	You could have worse kinks in the world.
	Epochs.
	Type in... Is this the show now?
	Type in leftist... C'mon, look at this, we can search!
	What are leftists teaching our kids?
	Or something like that.
	Because I don't know, I kind of like what Jon's typing.
	Okay.
	Hey!
	It actually works, guys!
	It works.
	And that's just another reason to subscribe to the website now, because you can actually search for things that you might be looking for, which you couldn't before.
	And what you might want to search for is a recent... You don't have to look so tired.
	This is good news.
	We're good news today, Callum.
	We're happy today.
	Smile, Callum!
	I'm just going to go back to Das Right's posting in the chat.
	Alright, okay.
	That's right.
	What you might want to search for is a recent Epochs that Bo and I did where we were talking about the Spanish Civil War.
	Bo is much more knowledgeable on it than I am, but it was a pleasure to sit with him.
	It was the first time, I think, Bo and I have been caught on camera together.
	Very rare occurrence, but it's a really good chat and I think it was elucidating and I think there was a lot of discussion of some of the myths and realities of the Spanish Civil War and you also might want to watch it just to hear Bo go off on one about George Orwell's homage to Catalonia.
	I've just got the whole chat writing, that's right now.
	That's right, okay.
	That's right.
	Alright then.
	But, moving on to the actual news.
	So, I got this article and it was just basically a useful roundup of some of the ones that's been going on.
	And also, the hill right up here, some of the reasons that it's quite useful to know as to why, despite the customer pushback, the consumer pushback from these boycotts, a lot of the companies might still go ahead.
	For one, it's Pride Month soon.
	It's Pride Month, is it June?
	Sorry, I forgot to say my Hail Marys.
	To the holy gay.
	Yes, to the holy gay.
	Yes, the big gay in the sky.
	I need to go and pray at the Stonewall.
	And, you know, say my prayers, eat my biscuits.
	Don't bend over while you pray, that's how they got me.
	That's right, Callum's gay now.
	That's how it was.
	I went to the Tucker Carlson thing, I was like, what is going on?
	Why am I gay?
	Sorry, we were watching something before the podcast.
	But it's Pride Month coming up soon.
	It's difficult, honestly, to keep track in England because I went on a list earlier of all of the Pride calendar for England and it's, other than the cold months, shockingly enough, other than the cold months, every single month has so much ridiculous stuff on.
	I don't even think there is a dedicated Pride month in England now, it's just Pride year.
	All year round you are to pledge your fealty to the holy butt sex.
	This is what we worship now.
	What?
	I want to see that poster campaign.
	Have you ever watched Community?
	No.
	Well, in the first series they get the school flag changed into just an asterisk that looks like a butthole.
	I imagine that's what it would be.
	Do you reckon we could get away with that?
	Just with the words pride underneath.
	I mean, I suppose so.
	It would need to be a black butthole though, because... Does it?
	Well, it would be racist otherwise.
	It's not a personal preference of mine.
	But anyway, so what they talk about here, they, like I say, they give some examples.
	So, as well as the Bud Light thing, and we covered some of that last Friday, you did, I think, with Connor, you covered some of the stuff that went on with Bud Light.
	They're absolutely, you know, in the toilet right now.
	They're not making anywhere near as much money as they could be if they hadn't just decided to go full Troon.
	And Miller Lite was also caught on the backlash of this because everybody realized that back in I think it was March they did for Women's Month.
	They did an advertising campaign where they said, oh, isn't it terrible that we used to advertise a beer for men using bikini women?
	Yeah, there's one thing that men hate, women.
	They can't stand looking at women.
	Attractive women in bikinis.
	No thank you.
	You know what guys like?
	Gay sex, said Miller Lite.
	Every single time.
	I mean, it's kind of funny, but the extreme joke you'd make about any company is now actually their official position, which is like, you know what?
	Heterosexual Americans like gay sex.
	What's the state religion?
	What's the state religion?
	The state religion is black trannies having gay sex.
	Of course.
	That's what it is.
	That's just what we worship.
	Do you not enjoy it?
	That's the first thing I think of when I think of Burger King.
	I consider myself a conscientious objector.
	People are going to put white feathers on you being like, he doesn't like gay sex.
	He's a weirdo.
	What a bigot I am.
	There was also something else you covered on Friday.
	You know, Target, they had their Pride line of merchandise there.
	Took friendly swimwear for children.
	Absolutely disgusting.
	And now the company is being slammed, according to this article.
	I love that terminology, slammed.
	And they are down $9 billion in the stock market.
	It's difficult to tell whether actual consumer choices affect the stock market sometimes, but if it's going down, whatever, I'm happy with it.
	Well, I mean, like, if their sales are going down, then the stock is going to be worth less.
	So you should sell.
	The sales are the most important part.
	Well, stock seems to be easily manipulated by Wall Street and speculation, all that kind of investment.
	But sales is the main thing.
	And this article actually is quite useful because it explains some things.
	They say, as private companies, they have every right to take these stances.
	You know, typical free market talking points.
	Likewise, customers have every right to express their disagreement by seeking alternative products.
	The only other interested parties are the shareholders who are faced with lower share values and higher losses.
	But then it explains some more details here.
	Like, for instance, in the past it seems that shareholders...
	Probably pushed along by activist groups and activist lawyers, shall we say, demanded in the past accounting from these companies.
	Indeed, diversity, equity and inclusion advocates have often sued companies for failing to be more aggressive in reaching diversity goals.
	So you can get your classic activist investors saying, sorry, you're not diverse enough for us.
	Don't you want us to make money?
	No, we want you to be more diverse.
	If you don't start making adverts that straight Americans like gay sex will sue you, That is the most American sentence I've ever heard.
	It really is.
	It works as well, sadly.
	There's companies like Facebook, Oracle, Danaher, Qualcomm, Gap, Norton LifeLock, some of those I've never heard of in the past, but apparently they had big lawsuits against them because they weren't gay enough.
	Excuse me, they were sued over the failure to reach greater goals of diversity.
	It carries on and says, it's not clear how the losses of the recent companies that have been boycotted will impact social messaging through branding, but shareholders do sadly have little influence that these executives are rational actors, blah blah.
	While these campaigns may alienate consumers and even reduce profits, they offer personal and professional benefits for senior employees who make DAI policies a priority.
	Campaigns are the bona fides for executives in seeking opportunities and greater status.
	While Heinrich Feld, Heiner Scheld, whatever her name was, the person from the Bud Light who said, oh, we need to get away from the trashy old school image and basically insulted the entire consumer base.
	She was put on leave during the meltdown.
	These campaigns are a net gain for most executives.
	More importantly, speaking out against such campaigns out of concern for the brand is a high risk move for any executive who does not want to be labeled insensitive or unenlightened.
	So while for the actual day-to-day work of the brand, the people at the top will just jump from brand to brand anyway.
	The CEO is a job.
	I have thought of a very devious plan, though.
	Oh, okay, alright, go on.
	I've come up with a cunning plan.
	Right, so you remember- Excellent ball trick.
	We like the stock, so we buy the stock.
	Stock goes to moon.
	Alright.
	Everyone takes notice, right?
	I have a new idea.
	Right, okay.
	What if we buy stock in every Fortune 500 company, because the biggest ones are going to be where it's most effective.
	Just buy, I don't know, like $100 and everything, right?
	Alright.
	It might take some time to make the money.
	Alright, okay.
	But, buy it and everything.
	And then as soon as they do something we don't like, we sell the stock, because we don't like the stock.
	Because I'm thinking, like, obviously one guy's not going to have much of an effect, but if Wall Street bets actually do that, they could control the entire culture just by selling and buying the stock when they want.
	They could, but I could imagine if a situation like that happened, when they started to sell, it would probably be like BlackRock, and other companies decide to buy more stocks.
	I don't know, Matt, because if you just completely crash the stock.
	Maybe, maybe, maybe I'm wrong.
	And GameStop wasn't really important to have massive big investment hedge funds invested in it?
	Well, they were betting against it, so... Yeah, exactly, they were betting against it.
	Maybe I'm a retard.
	So, no, no, it's a good idea, but I just think that the decks are stacked against us, but we shouldn't lose hope, because I had lost hope, and this proved me wrong.
	So, if we carry on...
	Other places decided, you know, they saw the Blood Light marketing campaign and thought, yep, this is a good idea, losing money.
	Sounds like just what we want this summer.
	So you had Gunmaker, Heckler & Koch following Miller Lite's lead in the next one.
	Koch.
	Is that how you pronounce it?
	Koch.
	Yeah.
	They're Koch guns.
	It's not a rude word, I'm just saying the name of the German company.
	The Koch guns decided to become more gay.
	And decided that sexy women in bikinis holding guns was not appealing to their target demographic of straight men.
	I mean, you may have an argument about it.
	If you have named yourself after Koch, I mean, he was a pretty gay guy.
	Maybe.
	I mean, I don't think he named himself that.
	It might have just been, you know, a name that was given to him.
	The whole family was gay, actually.
	It was impressive if they managed to procreate at all.
	So some guy on Twitter, if you scroll down in this article, you can see the tweet.
	Somebody was like, "Oh, can you believe that this happened?" And this is actually going back against some prior advertising campaigns.
	So the Miller Lite one, I almost call it the Miller and Carter, that's the Dino in me coming out.
	Miller Lite, their campaign was from March because it was for Women's Month and it ended in April 2023, but... Are you going to do that every time I mention some kind of column?
	Every time it's a holy day, yes.
	Black History Month...
	Um, so this is actually retroactive, because what you're doing is you're noticing, hey, this company already told me that they hate me, so in the future, I won't buy anything.
	But he tweeted about this and he said, can you believe that they did this?
	And then Heckler & Koch came out and said, yes, yes we can.
	I can't believe that they would do something as disgusting as use attractive women in an advertising campaign.
	We used to do that, but we say no more.
	There's a really funny marketing campaign there, though.
	If you wanted to do that, you could turn around and be like, real men like cock, and sell your products.
	But instead, they didn't.
	They went with being cringe.
	If you have a sense of humour, it actually helps.
	What's John bringing up here?
	So... You know, that's actually a really good idea for Pride Month.
	Oh yeah, they apologised for it, but still, you still need to hold these companies accountable, because they only apologised for it because of the massive boycott.
	But once again, the fact that they are apologising for it... Immediately.
	Yeah, immediately, whereas before they didn't.
	is a sign that things are changing, at least that there's enough momentum going with the movement.
	Chat's pointing out that they were this close to being heckler and cuckold.
	Maybe.
	Maybe, yeah, because they said, oh, I can't believe that we sold nice guns and now they're trying to meme about it.
	Fair play.
	I forgive them.
	You forgive them.
	There's a path to redemption.
	I mean, if you send me free guns, I'll consider it.
	Good deal?
	Good deal.
	A bit illegal, but... A bit illegal, but it's a joke.
	Come on.
	Adidas decided as well that they wanted to be evil and put forward marketing campaigns where they decide... No, no, in the next one, please, John.
	Here's a man wearing a swimsuit.
	Right, the main group of human beings on Earth who wear Adidas is Slavs.
	And if you don't know anything about Eastern Europe, you should know one thing.
	Hmm, they've got brains.
	They're not brain-dead like most of them.
	It's not even that, it's that they're not a big fan of rainbows.
	Well, also they just don't really think men can become women.
	It's weird, isn't it?
	This is all the fault of fascist Putin.
	All we need to tell is it's not even just Putin, the whole Slavic world is wearing Adidas.
	You know, I once got on a plane to Slovakia and the guy was wearing a golden Adidas tracksuit.
	I was just looking at it, he's like 47 or something.
	I was just thinking, are you serious?
	But no, that's real.
	That's normal.
	I'm sorry, I just want to see... I want to see Putin in full Adidas.
	Yeah, probably his first, I'll be fine with that.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	Him on that horse.
	You know, that one of him topless on the horse with that, except it's Adidas.
	Actually, there's some real ones of him wearing Adidas.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, wonderful.
	I think that one's fake, but that one's real.
	And then, to carry on something that was going on... Just in boxing.
	Oh, he's boxing, that makes more sense.
	I just want the full tracksuit, him squatting, bottle of vodka in one hand... They have got that, but that's... Cigarette in the other.
	Oh no.
	Let's follow on the... You Google it.
	The Target story though, so Target, Every Pride, from what I'm aware, we don't have Target in England, so from what I'm aware of Target, they're kind of the middle class, lower middle class place where people go to get affordable clothes and such, and they're really liberal, super lefty, and every single year they do some big Pride Month thing.
	This year they did this Took Friendly clothes for children, where, you know, you can figure out for yourself what Took Friendly means, and everybody decided, no, we've had enough of this.
	We've had enough of this.
	And like we say, we've got the nine billion dollars it's dropped.
	Target said on Tuesday... Sorry, I just love the idea that the whole industry was like, you know, we're gonna sell gay sex to men.
	And all of a sudden, one guy stood up and went, No!
	I've had enough!
	Norman Rockwell, picture of the man standing up.
	I don't like gay sex!
	And then the whole community were like, I don't either!
	I am Spartacus.
	The full Spartacus treatment.
	The American men have found their masculinity again.
	Finally.
	Oh God, if only we had it here.
	So, I know, in this article that's linked into this from the New York Post, they said, on Tuesday it was removing some items from its stores and making other changes to its LGBTQ plus merchandise nationwide ahead of Pride Month after intense backlash from some customers who confronted workers and tipped over displays.
	They said they knocked over Pride displays at some stores, angrily approached workers, and posted threatening videos on social media from inside the store, so presumably saying, my son's not gay.
	Stop doing this!
	He's seven years old, you freak!
	Leave him alone!
	Sorry, just working out.
	And Target's just like, fine, fine, we'll stop, okay?
	And then, so, I just wanted to mention something very briefly, and I'm not going to go into too much detail on this, because it might be something that Connor and I talk about in the future, but, Not to call him out, but James Lindsay recently has been going a little bit nuts and has basically made it very clear to everybody that no, I'm not right-wing, I hate the right-wing, you all aligned with me because you're suckers, I know best, I'm a brilliant big genius man, and he's been going up with this
	Essentially some weird conspiracy theory that he's made up saying like, oh, you don't understand, if right-wingers and Christian conservatives in particular, who he's just labeled all of them as Christian nationalists, if you start to stand up to the gay stuff now, then what's going to happen is you're going to be maneuvered into a big, violent Charlottesville 2.0 come the summer, and then the government's just going to use that, the Democrats are going to use that to destroy all right-wing movements.
	Basically saying, if you fall for it now, you'll end up doing something violent, yadda yadda yadda.
	But what's actually happened?
	What's actually been happening?
	The Conservatives have been boycotting all of these, peacefully, I might add.
	Apart from, of course, pushing over some pride displays at stores.
	I don't think I'm going to go to Charlottesville if I'm just not buying a Target.
	No, this is true, but someone's been violent.
	So if you go to the next article for me, please, John.
	So the Target did face bomb threats.
	Aha!
	Those far-right militias have finally come out and shown what they're really after.
	They really just want to hurt people.
	They want to bomb... No, no, so they got an email.
	This WOIO in Cleveland, who are an affiliate of CBS News, warning of bomb threats, they got an email talking about it, had been placed in five different target locations near the city.
	According to the screenshot of the email, which was published by the outlet, the threat was made in response to Target's decision to remove its LGBTQ plus pride collection from its shelves earlier this week with text saying target is full of cowards who turn their back on the LGBT community and decided to cater to the homophobic right wing redneck bigots who protested and vandalized their store we won't stand idly by as the far right continues to hunt us down so it wasn't the far right it was the people who list all their mental illnesses in their twitter description
	I, for one, am shocked.
	I couldn't see this coming.
	So it was alphabet activists.
	So, James Lindsay's prediction... Presumably the bombs wouldn't explode and a load of glitter would come out.
	Prophetic, no?
	What, gender reveal?
	Like gay bombs, just... Gay bombs.
	No?
	Yes.
	They're real bombs.
	Isn't that what America drops in the Middle East?
	Depends who's president.
	Yeah, true, true.
	Happily though, the Jackson Township officers evacuated such the store, along with some bomb-sniffing dog from the Stark County Sheriff's Office, read the release.
	According to a report from the repository in Canton, Ohio, no bombs were found at the location, and store operations did end up resuming.
	So the other four target locations were supposedly Boardman, Ohio, Niles, Ohio, and Mon- sorry, Boardman, Ohio, Niles, Ohio, and Moniker, Pennsylvania.
	Sorry, American place names.
	I just hate how they always put the state after the place.
	Yeah, it made it confusing for me to read that out, so sorry Americans, I am slightly stupid.
	You're just a weird land.
	You know, that's not even the worst one, it's just when they put countries after, that's the worst one.
	Oh, every time.
	Paris!
	France!
	Well, there is a Paris, Texas, so... Oh yeah, I mean, it could have been that one with the Eiffel Tower in the shot.
	Their Eiffel Tower's pretty impressive as well.
	Yeah.
	No, so, I assume given the reporting that's going on here, none of these places actually had bombs, but once again, the bomb threats are coming from the Alphabet Mafia.
	Unsurprisingly, as Kyle pointed out, these are the people who are very eager to tell you all of their mental illnesses.
	Yeah, I mean, they'll literally be like, I am LGBT, also have anxiety disorder, also I have autism, also I have... and it's just like...
	Okay, I didn't even ask.
	So I'll stay away from you.
	Thank you for the warning.
	Don't be near you.
	Good to know.
	And then the LA Dodgers, who I think are a football team?
	Once again.
	Real football or fake football?
	Not American.
	American football?
	American sports are in their own world.
	What does that count?
	They decided that they were going to do a big thing for Pride Month with an organization called the... a drag queen troupe called... what are they called?
	They play baseball.
	Oh, baseball.
	Whatever.
	They play baseball.
	The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, who dress up like nuns and do disgusting things like pulling Jesus Christ off the cross and pole dancing on the timbers as part of their... What have you seen?
	Just people being like, no, they play rounders.
	I knew it!
	I knew they played cricket!
	Oh boy!
	Yeah, so they do disgusting things like that, obvious insult to Christianity, obviously supposed to be some kind of mockery of the whole thing, and Catholics in particular have decided, no, we're not going to do this, and we've got bishops, Bishop Barron, who's a Catholic bishop, talking about how you need to boycott them.
	and it seems that they are boycotting them because they immediately capitulated and said oh we're not going to we're not going to have them on and then the leftists decided to counter protest and they said oh we are going to have them on after all and the catholics went okay we'll double down then we don't want you to have these weird blasphemous gays uh gay drag queen things going on as part of this we just want to enjoy baseball gosh darn it and um that's the central tenet of baseball i think
	When I'm not American, so I don't know, but I think after the third inning or down, then the drag queen comes out of the bleachers, I think they call them?
	Maybe.
	It's traditional, it goes back to the 30s.
	This is traditional.
	It's as is tradition.
	Amusingly enough, it turns out that... It was like that Futurama bit where there's like blurball or whatever.
	Oh yeah, I remember blurball, yeah.
	Do you remember Sam Brinton?
	Sound print?
	Brent, no.
	The nuclear waste disposal person for the White House who was non-binary and turned out to have just stolen lots of people's luggage over the years for no particular reason.
	Turns out he was part of this organisation, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence as well.
	He was a principal officer of the DC chapter.
	Fox News discovered they, after reviewing a tax filing, from its founding from 2016 to 2018, his drag name was Sister Radioactive.
	So he was in charge of, he was principal officer, I know, I know.
	It's radioactive.
	It's absolutely ridiculous.
	At least he wasn't in charge of, you know, luggage protection or collection or something.
	Because maybe they had a few, you know, nun outfits go missing over the years.
	But it's funny how these things always just coalesce, isn't it?
	All of these organizations are always just full of terrible people.
	And then to try and save face, the Dodgers announced that what they would be doing is a Christian Faith and Family Day.
	John, did they invite him?
	I assume not.
	They said, don't worry guys, we may be doing this incredibly blasphemous anti-Christian thing that is very anti-Christian on the face of it, but later on in July, we're going to have a Christian Faith and Family Day, and people aren't falling for it.
	People aren't falling for it.
	Just keep up the boycott.
	If you're boycotting it for religious reasons, keep up the boycott.
	Don't let it fall behind.
	And then there's the last one.
	I don't know if anyone's boycotting this right now, but I do notice that people are getting very annoyed about it, which is Magic the Gathering.
	They've announced these cards for a long time, and it's clear what they were going to do for a long time, but they have announced this.
	Aragorn gave it a new name and called it Anduril, Flame of the West, with this picture of... not Aragorn.
	Do you remember the part in Lord of the Rings where Aragorn came out as a proud black man?
	Yeah, don't you?
	Do you remember a single proud black man in the Lord of the Rings?
	Do you have the credits at the end of the last one?
	Oh, okay.
	Just a deleted scene.
	Oh, it's the post-credits Marvel, you know, Aragorn will return.
	In The Hobbit.
	And they say, oh, it's two days until we kick off the Beyond the Universe bloody... They're releasing a new set of cards for this, and as part of the cards, they've decided to race-swap Aragorn.
	And this has caused a little bit of controversy in the fandom, because they don't want it.
	They don't want it.
	They don't want you to race swap, you know, classic English characters.
	And if you go to the next one, this has been on the cards for a while, where they announced it last year that they were going to do this, and even in the preliminary drafts they had, they already had Aragorn as a black man.
	I follow this one, this account, which is quite entertaining, called Shaniqua Posting Delusions.
	Good name for it.
	Just pointing out, no, this is Aragorn.
	So, I don't know if anybody's boycotting Magic the Gathering right now, but it seems that it actually works.
	So, if you play Magic the Gathering and you don't want to see, you know, all of your favorite characters race swapped unnecessarily for the sake of pushing political agendas that you don't agree with, well, turns out it works, boys.
	You know what to do.
	Shall we move forward?
	With something?
	I don't even... There we are.
	Now I remember.
	I usually forget the last segment until I see it in the notes.
	Don't know why.
	Short of memory loss is probably why.
	Anyway.
	You should remember the search function.
	Always remember the search function now.
	The reckoning.
	It's come.
	It's not quite Ragnarok, but I'm starting to see that the mainstream newspaper outlets, at least, have noticed something.
	Something has happened since the 1990s.
	I know, big step, big step for that, but we'll come and see.
	Yeah, finally.
	We'll start off by mentioning UnlearnedSeas.com, of course, being the census data proves Britain is not a nation of immigrants because the data is just demonstrable.
	And, um, well, you can show it to your dad and be like, you remember?
	Yeah?
	Well, I've got it in data.
	If you think about it, if you go back 1,500 years, your ancestors might have come over on a boat sometime, so technically you're an immigrant.
	Have you moved house?
	Whatever.
	Immigrant.
	You think I'm joking?
	There's actually a BBC bite-size video for the kids to explain migration and they label the Celts immigrants?
	Okay.
	Yeah, that's what they do.
	What was that one they did recently?
	Was it Paul Dreischler?
	Some chancellor or lord or something did a BBC interview where he basically said, oh if you go back far enough we're all immigrants so we might as well open the borders.
	Just no thinking whatsoever.
	But we'll get to the new article, because there's one here from the, uh, I think it's the Times.
	The cost of Brexit, red tape, tensions, and lack of labour.
	Now, tensions and red tape, that was kind of the point.
	Didn't want to be integrated with Europe, and, um, didn't like them.
	So, fair points.
	The last one there really confuses me though.
	Lack of labour in the UK.
	Because of course, we've seen the immigration graph, and it ain't pretty.
	In fact, it's the highest it's ever been for the previous two years ever on record.
	I mean, when we were literally being invaded by foreign armies, or mass migration of Normans, or the Huguenots, or whichever stupid migration period someone wants to bring up and be like, aren't we all foreigners?
	Yeah, I just found it here.
	It was Paul Dreschler, the chair of the International Chambers of Commerce UK, saying it's important we change nasty narratives in Britain about migration by saying every single person living in Britain today is the descendant of an immigrant.
	That's not true.
	I mean, if you go back once again, thousands of years maybe.
	It just pains me.
	It's a bit like, yeah, you immigrated here, right?
	From Syria?
	No.
	No.
	Yeah.
	It's that simple.
	They should just ask the person next to you, my friend.
	I just pointed out, well, if we're all just as British as each other, that means that all of these new immigrants, these new British people, are equally culpable for the crimes of empire, and therefore should be joining me in paying reparations.
	The idea that Labour is in short supply.
	Well, I'll take their argument.
	They say, although British workers stepped up, Kate Nicholas, the Chief Executive of UK Hospitality, it's a trade body, said that it was not as rapidly or as comprehensively as we'd like to have seen.
	She added that, like the rest of the economy, you're seeing record vacancies, we don't have enough labour.
	Part of the problem is the youthful demographic of the workforce, the international workers who have fled, have left gaps and mostly students who have come in are only working 20 hours a week because they're part-time.
	Now, none of this is obviously true because we've seen the data as to who's coming here.
	She continues, some elements of the labour shortage cannot be blamed on Brexit, however.
	I don't think any of it could.
	Covid or inflation, we always knew there was going to be a problem as we had a dramatic drop in the birth rate in the 2000s, Nicholas said.
	Because something happened in the 1990s which made raising a family more difficult.
	Who knows?
	We'll never know.
	But let's get to the facts of immigration and this is my point of interest which is the reckoning coming to normies who work for normie outlets who apparently don't have many brain cells but have got some.
	So here we have it.
	If we go down to the graphs are the most interesting thing.
	This is an article talking about immigration of course.
	It says here changing flags and these graphs are the most useful thing that someone has made.
	I still hate the way these are formatted, they look terrible.
	Yeah, they also don't go back far enough.
	Just give me a bar chart, please.
	But there you can see here, this is over time, immigration from different areas of the world.
	And the big thing here being, oh good lordy, that newest couple of years of data.
	You know, Lingo Up, I mean that really is bringing a new definition of Lingo Up.
	Well some lines have gone down, which are, generally speaking, the European immigration.
	Yeah, and for some reason the government was like, you know what, I love India.
	So they wrote in here, uh, the data, but you can see that apparently during lockdown, you can see that period where it goes down to about 300,000, that's when we need to be on target To actually achieve our target.
	You know, the one we've had for the last 20 years?
	Tens of thousands?
	It's still too high as a target, but okay.
	Yeah, we need to actually have the whole country locked down is the equivalent of... I mean, I still don't get that.
	We were all locked in our houses, but the borders were open.
	Somehow enough to have 300,000 people come in.
	Well, it just made it easier.
	All the border patrol people were at home, presumably.
	Yeah.
	God.
	Essential workers?
	No, no, no.
	They're saying here next month marks the 20 years since the 2003 ascension deal was signed which the following year gave 73 million people from 10 EU states the right to live and work in Britain.
	I still can't believe anyone signed that back in the day.
	I mean, I'm sorry, it is just weird to me the idea of, oh yeah, this'll be a good idea.
	No consequences from this whatsoever.
	I mean, we'll get into the predictions at the time in a minute.
	It was ridiculously naive.
	So, they say here... I don't... I don't think it was naive.
	Maybe.
	I think it was intentional.
	But they say, uh, Zydwydzik... Polish name.
	Sorry, lads.
	Love Poland.
	Names.
	Zuniak?
	Grzegorz Przysięczny-Śigiewicz over here.
	He was one of the hundreds of thousands who made the move.
	Now, I don't know why they write hundreds of thousands.
	It was two million.
	So 20 hundreds of thousands.
	So the guy writing this, I kind of don't trust.
	Go back to that original graph for me, please, John.
	No, no, the other one, the one we were looking at.
	You want to look at the new arrivals graph now.
	Oh, the new arrivals graph.
	But you can see that these are the predictions after Brexit of what would happen.
	And of course, none of those happened.
	Instead, we have the actual, which is a massive spike.
	But also, if we go back up, sorry, to that original graph, I just want to look at something here, which is 2003.
	So, it seems after 2003, it was mainly accession countries like Poland being the main ones, which would have been European countries made up the vast majority of that immigration.
	So, it's not great.
	We still don't want an extra hundreds of thousands of people coming in, but European migrants... It's not Zimbabwe.
	It's not Zimbabwe.
	They're going to be easier to integrate into the country, aren't they?
	That is true.
	And it's not as far for them to go if they want to go home.
	Yeah, that's true as well.
	But, because they're taking back Control Graph...
	Which is the third one in this article.
	They say there's three reasons.
	Number one, who knows?
	Number two, Ukraine and Hong Kong.
	Being the two and three there.
	Should we talk about the who knows?
	I don't know if you can notice.
	Which one of those colours goes sharply up after the change?
	It's the bottom one.
	Work.
	Work visas and student visas massively explode.
	Who could have figured out why?
	Why would it be suddenly massively easier to come here on a work visa?
	It's almost like we redefined skilled work and we didn't do it well.
	You see here they say, who are the new migrant workers?
	In 2022, as before, home office visa data shows the most common arrivals are Indian nationals.
	They always top the charts somehow, which is amazing.
	They always got to fill up call centers.
	I mentioned this last time we went through the data, but they didn't give us the parole breakdown, whereas some other times apparently has.
	So they say here, but some of the biggest increases have been among those filling NHS posts.
	Nigerians received 4,000 work visas in 2019, but 32,000 this year.
	It's just a 10 times increase.
	Yep.
	Brilliant.
	Don't worry about it.
	Mainly thanks to these skilled health and social care visas.
	Because why train your own workers?
	Why give British kids a future?
	Good questions that can't be answered.
	Well, will the line go up?
	Well, Zimbabwe, a country we have wonderful relations with, in fact I believe their population is massively pro-British.
	They love white people, I'm told.
	I think we had some kind of camps set up over there, holiday camps.
	Back in the 1960s and 70s.
	I mean, we didn't set up any camps.
	Well, no, we didn't set up any camps, but there were definitely white people over there.
	Yeah.
	There were.
	Well, I've just been told that Zimbabwe, so this is a funny story.
	And then all of a sudden England decided it didn't like those anymore.
	So I'll keep up the pretense, which is that Zimbabwe obviously is not too fond of the white man or the British.
	But a friend of mine I met, he has a family who work in Malawi.
	And Malawi borders Zimbabwe, and Malawi is the exact opposite, which is the dictator that took over over there was massively pro-British and quite a bit racist.
	What, to his own people?
	Yes.
	Oh, okay.
	They were massively pro-British and pro-Western, so their economy didn't become somewhere where people starved to death, instead they thrived, which was weird, I know.
	But instead, on top of that, he opened up the Eton of Africa, This is how pro old-timey, I'm going to put it, they were, and his number one manifesto promise for when he opened the university was, none of the teachers will be from Africa.
	Now listen... I'm not saying anything, all I'm going to say is that probably would improve academic results.
	At the time, certainly, but my point is not to be like racism-based, no.
	My point is that, well, of all of the faults of this man and his weirdness, If you wanted to take a load of people from Malawi who have been brainwashed from day one to love Britain because the guy in charge loves Britain, local dictator doing a pro-Britain job, I think that's probably not the worst idea in the world.
	I don't see how that could go wrong.
	Whereas people from country who have been taught that Britain is the source of all of their ills, and trust me Mugabe didn't do nothing, I'm a little bit worried, I'll be frank.
	I mean I hope this isn't like when I warned about the Afghan pedos coming here and then it turns out there were quite a lot of Afghan pedos who are now here.
	Maybe I'm wrong.
	Well, who could have seen that one coming?
	Maybe Zimbabwe has really just gotten over the whole thing, and now they are willing to accept Mugabe was in the wrong.
	I did happen to meet a Zimbabwe lady when I was in Afghanistan.
	She thought he'd had a mixed time in office.
	I wouldn't describe mass famine as a mixed time in office, but... Well, you know, was it more good than bad?
	Oh, we got a Mao situation.
	But anyway, in 2019, there were 993 Zimbabweans who were given a long-term visa to come and work here.
	Now 23,000.
	One year we changed the law and in one year we went from 900 to 23,000, which is only going to go up presumably.
	Yep.
	Great, great, great.
	The Philippines... And just to point out as well that a lot of the time, if these people are coming over on work visas, we're doing this because they always say, oh we've got employment crisis, we've got record low unemployment while we've still got all of these positions and jobs that need to be filled.
	Yeah, I've covered before on the podcast that what actually happens is a lot of these unemployment figures will be taken up by ghost jobs where companies will just post job advertisements online even though they don't need to fill a position mainly because they just want to make it look like they're trying to hire for the sake of their own staff members or to make it look like they're doing well for their own management.
	Another thing that happens And this is something I've seen covered recently on Scrump and Evelyn's podcast, where they were talking about economic inactivity being a major factor in all of this.
	It's not that you're unemployed, it's that you are economically inactive.
	And there is a ridiculous number of people, native Britons included.
	About three million or something like that, isn't it?
	Probably more than that.
	Who are classified as economically inactive.
	Because, in doing so, if you're labelled economically inactive rather than unemployed, it makes all of the government figures look a lot better on spreadsheets.
	But anyway, so we now have the Philippines being fourth there.
	So number one's India, that's the kind of... So of all the immigrants, where are we getting them from?
	Number one, India.
	Number two, Nigeria.
	Number three, Zimbabwe.
	Which just came out of nowhere and took the number three spot.
	And then the Philippines.
	I'm not being funny, but I think number three might be more of a problem than people think it is.
	But that will be my prediction for the future.
	Many of these countries already have connections with Britain, they write, but many do not.
	Britain typically relies on Ukrainians for seasonal farming work.
	Well, we don't have any of those, do we?
	Got 200,000 of them.
	In one year.
	Feel like we'll be fine, lads.
	But no, they instead say that since the Russian invasion, the British government started granting en masse temporary visas from people from Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
	But if we don't take all of these people in, Callum, who's going to scrub Kelly Osbourne's toilets?
	I mean, I'm so sick of this mindset.
	Who's going to serve Pratt?
	I mean, I made this meme video a while ago where it's just some, like, crappy TikTok music alongside the farming machinery you keep seeing in your Facebook videos.
	Yeah.
	Being really productive.
	Because I'm so sick of endlessly being like, I saw you post this one.
	If we don't have human beings picking the cotton, then how will we pick the cotton?
	It's like, with machines.
	You know how we did the industrial revolution?
	We invented it.
	When you say that, I want you to say that again but in your southern slave owner- No.
	But that's the people who are arguing stuff on mass migration in my mind with the southern slave owner accent.
	They're just like, well, who else will do it?
	You do know what year we live in.
	I mean, I hate to be the current year guy, but me no have slave markets to pick crops no more.
	Me have tractor.
	And tractor go brr.
	And yes, a lot of this equipment.
	I mean, some of this here is a bit silly because it's like those crops that were the robots picking it.
	I don't know how efficient that is, but the rest of it's obviously efficient.
	And if you don't want to spend masses of money on this, there are also, I'm sure, English people who would be happy to earn money over a summer doing this.
	I'm far more for the productivity solution, because I know a lot of people will be saying, like, the machinery is incredibly expensive.
	Yeah, no doubt.
	Of course, all farming machinery is goddamn expensive.
	In which case, if you're the British government, should you give loads of money in grants for farmers to make their farming way more productive, or should you import hordes of foreigners?
	Because that'll have no problems.
	Which one of these has more of a downside?
	Investing in your country or bringing in hordes of foreigners and then question mark question mark question mark profit?
	I mean I'm not a gambling man but... Oh I'm gonna need to speak to the Institute of Economic Activity for this one.
	I just can't figure it out.
	We'll have to go to the next one though if we can get back to the deets.
	They're saying here this wave is merely the latest in a series of arrivals since the 1950s that have shaped modern Britain.
	I hate this, I hate this for the past- Shaped modern Britain.
	It's just, it's just, this is normal.
	What would we do without the Indian takeaways?
	Your country increasing by 1% foreign born population every year, that's perfectly normal.
	Everything, this is just modern Britain.
	Your country is defined by three things.
	Fish and chips, Indian takeaway, and Chinese takeaway.
	These are the three things Britain was built on.
	The other next one here, I mean, it's also just the data is a lie.
	I mean, I might just shoot myself if I have to hear this once again.
	It's just like, oh, this is normal.
	It's not.
	I mean, people only see talk about the Windrush generation.
	You see what they are?
	A nothing burger.
	Complete nothing burger to the UK's foreign-born population.
	I'll read the data there, which is that, what is it?
	40% of all of our immigrants came in the last 10 years.
	If we'd just said no ten years ago, as the government promised, we'd have 40% less of a foreign-born population.
	I do love that.
	Before 1951.
	75,000.
	And this is before the newest data, which is that 600k per year.
	Great.
	Great.
	Fantastic.
	Except actually, it's not 600k, is it?
	Because that's, that's, um, it's not, it's not net.
	It's gross.
	It's 1.2 million.
	So add that 1.2 million there onto a couple of times.
	So what is this?
	Probably like 50% of all foreigners came in the last 10 years now?
	But it's perfectly normal.
	We've always done this.
	Nothing new.
	We were built on it.
	Back to the deets.
	They're saying here, in truth, most immigration figures should be taken with a pinch of salt.
	Britain has a long history of being terrible at knowing the actual amount of migrants who are entering the country.
	Yeah.
	It's almost as if someone had been warning you about this.
	Are you serious?
	Ryan here.
	Are you serious?
	This was particularly true in the days of free movement.
	At the time of the EU accession in 2004, researchers expected-- the experts, the people who know everything-- they expected Britain would receive a net boost between 5,000 and 13,000 migrants from Poland.
	A whole 5,000 people might move here, they warned.
	50,000 in a year.
	Then, when the EU nationals living in Britain were applying for settled status, more than 900,000 Romanians applied to stay in Britain.
	The government thought the total number living in the country was half of that.
	So it's not 900,000 officers, it's even more.
	Fantastic.
	By hundreds of thousands of them haven't applied to stay.
	If there is ever a better reason to never trust experts, especially government experts, it's just to look back at how many times they have been abjectly wrong about everything they have ever talked about.
	So that's a statistic of about 1.1 million immigrants in the last year, coming up with 1.2 million.
	Sorry.
	That's probably, I don't know, 1.5?
	Should we just guess?
	Should we just double it?
	Because apparently that's what happened with the Romanians.
	We'll just double the number the UK government bought.
	More than double it.
	2.5.
	There you go.
	Times it by 2.5.
	In which case, what?
	I don't know, like 60-70% of the immigrants in this country came in the last 10 years?
	But trust me, that's perfectly normal.
	We've always done this.
	It's completely normal that enough are coming in that we actively can't keep track of them.
	This guy in the Times just misses the whole point.
	This is annoying me.
	He says, "We like to think of ourselves as a welcoming country, but the opposite is true.
	Research by Patrick English at Exeter University has found that most of the past 40 years, Britain has had a negative view of immigration." Probably the past thousand years.
	No, like, we've had a negative view of failure.
	Our government has completely failed for decades to have any control on immigration, no matter how many promises they make.
	That's the failure.
	I don't think people would have a negative view of immigration if it was actually managed properly, you pushed for highest quality of life of the natives as your first point of policy.
	But they don't.
	They don't.
	The people on the ground generally have a gut feeling when they hear governments talking about immigration, this will be bad for me.
	So we vote against it and every time we vote against it we get it anyway in larger numbers than we could ever have imagined.
	It winds here that it was lowest in 2010 but now it's even lower than that and it's going down even more.
	People are more and more upset.
	They cry.
	What do you think they're upset about?
	Failure.
	Failure is unacceptable.
	And in the sense that most immigrants now need a visa, rather than being able to move here freely, Britain has succeeded in taking back control over immigration rights.
	It's just that the numbers have had a much higher amount than anybody expected.
	Now this is just a lie.
	This is the thing we've pointed out.
	Because if you go to the next one here, the last link, skilled workers visa to come into the UK.
	What is it?
	£10.75 an hour.
	If you can get that, that's a skilled workers visa now.
	Great.
	Fantastic.
	You can get close enough to that working most minimum wage jobs.
	Minimum wage is £10.53, I think it is, last time I looked.
	So if you can ask them, can I get 23p more?
	You're a skilled worker, my friend.
	Ooh, brilliant.
	You're a scientist, engineer and doctor.
	All of them, I'm told.
	Anyway, the news is that that's the reckoning that's coming to at least the mainstream, which is, uh, hang on a minute, we have no idea what we're doing and we've screwed up the country.
	Yes, you do.
	I would hate for the result to be the kind of person who wrote that where he's like, oh but isn't this a blessing not a curse?
	No one agrees.
	But there we are.
	At least they're learning.
	Slowly.
	Let's go to the written comments.
	I thought it was a good news start to the week and then you had to crush my spirit.
	That is good news!
	Even the retards are learning.
	Fantastic.
	Things are falling apart, Rome is on fire, and finally the retards have noticed.
	Even Caligula can see the fire from his house.
	So we'll get the written comments.
	So on the BLM grift, BasedApe says BLM may be running out of money right now, but remember next year isn't an election yet.
	That's a very good point, my friend.
	I had not considered that.
	Damn.
	Yeah, well, I consider it, even if they go out of business, for election year, another organization just like it, or like, I don't know, the Lives of Blacks Matter, something like that.
	It'll be Trans Lives Matter, there'll be Trans... Black Trans Lives Matter.
	No, just Trans Lives, and they'll be burning down of cities, and then they'll be claiming their rights and peace.
	They'll be burning down the gender clinics.
	Oh, they'll be bombing Target.
	Brendan Tom says Harry wasn't on board with the boycott.
	Is he a closet Bud Light drinker?
	Hmm.
	Questions have been raised.
	I don't drink very much to begin with.
	I don't know where you can... Well, no, to be fair, I think you can get Bud Light in, like, some supermarkets and such.
	I've never wanted to drink American Bit.
	Yeah, you can't get it here.
	It looks disgusting.
	I've only ever heard people say that it is disgusting.
	Well, Budweiser is terrible.
	The idea that you'd make... I chipped my tooth opening a bottle of Budweiser once.
	That's probably your own fault.
	That was my own fault.
	I don't think you can blame them.
	I will be honest.
	I was a bottle of... What's the Scottish wine with caffeine in it?
	I forgot what it's called all of a sudden.
	Just off the top of my head.
	Baileys?
	No, not Baileys.
	That's not wine!
	Baileys isn't wine!
	Close enough.
	No.
	Josh!
	Buckfast.
	That's it.
	I was a bottle of Buckfast down at this point.
	And I was just a party.
	That's wine?
	Yes.
	Have you not had it?
	I just assumed it was a special brew.
	No, it's red wine with caffeine in it.
	I was at a party with my soon-to-be girlfriend, now fiancée, and I was trying to impress her and she was struggling opening a bottle of Budweiser.
	So I went, ah, give it here, m'lady.
	And I tipped my fedora.
	I was very drunk.
	Broke all your teeth and went, there you are, blood pouring down.
	I tried very hard.
	It did pop off with a bit of my tooth, and then I looked and realised why it was so difficult to get off, which was that it was a screw-on.
	That's a bad day.
	It was 3am, and I'd been drinking all night.
	That's actually one of my biggest fears, is losing my teeth.
	Especially in your old age.
	Yeah, I can understand that.
	I don't want to be eating soup for the rest of my life.
	Even just having fake teeth is something that matters.
	Thankfully, you know, my tooth is still there.
	It's just lost a bit of the top off.
	Is that not bad?
	No, it's fine.
	It stopped hurting years ago.
	I mean, there's one thing losing the enamel, and one thing cutting off the enamel.
	It wasn't... it chipped off.
	Well, there's no enamel there now, is there?
	It's just...
	There's enough enamel.
	No, there's zero.
	Enamel's only on the top of your teeth.
	Ah!
	Okay.
	You can still choose, fine.
	Alright.
	Well, good luck.
	But no, to answer your question, no, I don't drink Bud Light.
	I would hate to do that.
	That sounds disgusting.
	Chat's calling you a spanner.
	Yeah, yeah, I'll agree with that.
	Yeah, fair point.
	don't worry about poor BLM.
	It's only election year away.
	Yeah, fair point.
	Man, I despise how short the public memory is.
	Hopefully people have learned something.
	Ethelstead95 says, political snake oil salesmen that seem to be more creative and innovative than our corporations these days.
	I respect the BLM grift more than most movie companies who repackage and resell remakes or squeeze every coin out of a dying franchise.
	At least they are somewhat creative in their grift and both are killing Western values with a mind virus.
	Well, that's true.
	Ross Diggle says, ah man, I just applied to work for BLM.
	F's in the chats, boys, for Ross Diggle over here.
	Your future has been ruined.
	I was going to be the token white man they could shout abuse at.
	You know how you have, what is it, mental health animals?
	What are they called?
	What, you mean mental health dogs or whatever they are?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Like emotional support animals, that's it?
	Emotional support wights.
	Come on.
	What, for when one of them chips a nail?
	No, no, no, like, yeah, so they can shout, like, Whitey!
	You did this!
	Yeah, makes sense.
	I mean, there's an industry in America somewhere.
	He sits in a corner whipping himself.
	Yeah.
	I'm sorry.
	Colonization was terrible.
	Do you remember that sketch where the guy hired- You built England.
	Well, there was a white guy, and the black guy came up, and he owed the white guy money.
	So, um, no, the other way around, the white guy owed the black guy money.
	So, the white guy hired a black guy, so the black guy would say the N-word for him, So you could say, stop being a B.S.
	and then point to the black guy and he'd say the last word.
	Okay.
	Same thing, reverse.
	Emotional sport, Whitey.
	No?
	Alright, whatever.
	I'll go on Dragon's Dance, see what happens.
	I should just bring a white person on with you.
	Bring a white person to work day.
	What's your product?
	Oh, voila.
	Comes in a few shades, mostly white.
	Very shades of pink.
	I honestly think this is just giving too much credit to conservative organisers, given the speed of the pickup, especially with tightness, which is the wrong section.
	But it seems to be ordinary people have reached a boiling point and won't let it fly anymore.
	Referring to the boycotts?
	Why I'm saying it's interesting that it seems to be working all of a sudden is the fact that people like Matt Walsh do seem to be the ones who draw attention to this in the first place, and in the past it was more of a groundswell.
	You do need people at the top organising this, keeping the base going and encouraging people to keep the momentum going.
	Whereas in the past it was more of a groundswell.
	You had people just going, can you believe what Gillette are doing?
	And then because there's no one at the top to organize it and make sure that people stick to the boycott, they just, you know, after a few weeks they see that nothing changes and they give up.
	So this is interesting to me because most of the time the previous boycotts haven't really worked.
	I've seen so many come and go and the companies stick around doing the same thing.
	I mean, to be fair, everyone I know who did boycott Gillette, like people I know know, aren't buying Gillettes.
	Never have.
	Well, that's good, but it wasn't in enough numbers.
	Maybe.
	I'm not sure.
	I think that's probably still having an impact.
	It'll have an impact, but not as big as these more recent boycotts are having.
	Anyway, let's move on to the boycotts.
	Oh, are you not going to read any more of the ones on yours?
	No, I think we've got a plan for you.
	Oh, fair.
	X, Y, and Z says, if we really want to move the needle, Excuse me, we need to lift the veil and find out who are the ad agencies behind these companies.
	Then start boycotting the accounts that they handle.
	That Stone Toss cartoon speaks the truth.
	Which one?
	Oh, the burgers one.
	Everybody loves the burgers one.
	That's probably true.
	If somebody wants to get looking into that, please feel free.
	I do love the idea.
	It was just one day, the guys in advertising went, I'm sick of working for this company.
	I'm going to suggest something terrible, so they just fire me.
	You know what reminds me of burgers?
	Gay sex.
	And then all the guys were just too scared.
	They went, yeah, sure.
	He's gotta film it.
	He's gotta be the one behind the camera.
	He's gotta source the actors, so he's gotta go online and find good K-Porn stuff.
	You know the amount of work that goes into filming an advert as well?
	The details.
	Yeah, yeah.
	There's actually a great scene from Charlie Brooker's Scream Wipe.
	You ever used to watch that?
	No, I've not.
	All right, type in Charlie Brooker Advertisement, and there's a great interview he has with a guy in advertising, and they'll talk about, for example, this guy mostly worked with gum.
	So they show you the gum, and then they put it in the mouth, right?
	So that scene is called the delivery, and what would happen is they'd shoot that, and then there's a team of people in the back who's got a wire to the camera, like one from the company executives, one from product management, and then a few others who all have to debate about whether or not the delivery has gone right enough.
	For them to chew the gum.
	Now imagine the same thing, but a gay porn set.
	I don't want to imagine that!
	The amount of back and forth you'd have to do!
	Don't ever say that sentence to me again!
	But the amount of back and forth before you'd get an agreement from, you know, McDonald's or whatever and be like, right, yeah, that's the shot we need to sell burgers.
	That's the money shot right there.
	I mean, it would just be unbearable regardless of also the rest of it, which is a bit awkward.
	Awkward.
	It's more the micromanagement I don't like.
	I don't know, I feel like I could probably... It would not be worse to film a gay porn set or do it but also have McDonald's executives, five of them from five different departments, giving you five different pieces of advice that contradict.
	I'd rather just not work on the gay pawns at all.
	Yeah, I try and quit too.
	That's why I grow up.
	Yeah, fair play.
	Alright.
	Okay.
	Tina Moreland, moving swiftly on, says, I'm a Smith and Wesson girl myself.
	There's nothing quite like shooting your dinner with a 22 at 8 years old.
	That sounds really cool.
	Very jealous.
	Arizona Desert Rat says, the list of women's products they've sponsored Mulvaney was getting long.
	You alright?
	Just some jokes in the chat.
	I'm sure- okay, alright.
	Screenshot some for me, alright?
	I was worried that all the makeup and feminine product companies would sponsor him.
	Hopefully the boycott momentum keeps going.
	It would suck if all the women's products went off of the rails.
	I can only hope the momentum keeps going.
	It prevents Mulvaney from ever getting a position like that.
	Ever again.
	Maybe even the boycott goes so long that he looks down and goes, Oh wait, that's for boys!
	And then he changes his whole mind anyway.
	What?
	Hopefully we can boycott Mulvaney into detransitioning.
	Yeah, I think that one's long gone.
	That one's probably long gone, but still!
	Brandon Toms, the concept of the conservative boycott, if successful, goes to show us that it's not capital that makes a company prosper.
	A company needs to actually make a product, and it needs to sell.
	With organizations and big trust funds like BlackRock and Vanguard and such, they can float these companies even if they are experiencing massive losses in the first place.
	But at the same time, if you get enough people to boycott all at once, it does seem that it can make some kind of a dent.
	In what's going on.
	Plus you do also have the holding companies that a lot of these companies are attached to, so Budweiser, the big one, Anheuser-Busch I think is the company that owns them.
	So if you can make enough of a stink to get the bigger companies to take notice, they can just send down orders to the smaller companies who are actually experiencing the boycott on the ground.
	You alright there?
	Yeah, I'm thinking of an advert you could make for McDonald's.
	Oh, for God's sake!
	No, no, no, I've got an idea.
	So, like, we make a fake advert that's McDonald's pride advert, right?
	If this involves a gay porn set- No, no, we don't have to do anything like that.
	Oh, alright, okay.
	But instead, it's just like the best meat, the creamiest sauce, or something like that.
	Just make it in Photoshop, make it look real professional.
	People won't be able to tell the difference at this point.
	Well, yeah, that's true.
	That would work, wouldn't it?
	So we accidentally just create McDonald's pride adverts for them for free.
	Because what are they going to do?
	Are they going to disavow that?
	Because if they disavow it, they're homophobic.
	And if they don't disavow it, then they get boycotted.
	And then they get bomb threats.
	God.
	No, let's not send that.
	That's illegal.
	That was a joke.
	God, the bomb threats.
	We're not going to do that.
	But the LGBT community will.
	Presumably.
	Yeah.
	Lord Nerevar says, it's great to hear about these successful boycotts, especially so frequently.
	Exactly.
	It seems to have really picked up in the past few months.
	Not only is it an obvious W at the moment, But it's a war of attrition that we're actually starting to win.
	Every company whose stock value tanks thanks to one of these things chips away at the slowly receding ESG fund, which, make no mistake, isn't infinite by any means.
	Bit by bit, we will force these conglomerates to just make the goddamn product that people want.
	Hopefully.
	That's what I'm hoping for.
	xyz says, Bannon always said it'll be when the suburban soccer mums wake up and realize what's being taught to their kids.
	That's when the tide will start to turn.
	Perhaps.
	Anon Imi says, don't you know that the secret ending Aragorn gets a hold of the Kang ring when he puts it on and from his fingers he starts turning black?
	From now on he's truly the Lord of the Rings, Return of the Kang.
	That was the secret version that Tolkien didn't want you to know.
	Uh, Arizona Desert Rat again says, so why don't they write new stories with new characters that are based on African myths and oral traditions?
	Wait, that takes effort, so it likely won't happen.
	I've pointed this out before as well, they did that, and it turned into The Woman King, where they ended up whitewashing, uh, not literally, but they ended up, uh, subject- uh, the... What's the word?
	Metaphorically, whitewashing away this African tribe's massive history of slavery.
	You done with comments?
	I'm done.
	Go on to yours.
	I didn't know if you were done or not.
	I've read all of the ones in my section.
	I don't know what ones you're on.
	Anyway, Sophie says, the big difference between back and then too, the Celts arrived to a big ball of mud and rocks and there was nobody there and then the English came and formed and the English built this entire society.
	They made it.
	Now after the fact, England has already been built.
	By certain people.
	Other people come in, do not build anything, but want to have some of the prosperity created by the English people.
	Same with America, same with the American settlers, came to nothing and then built something from nothing.
	The people coming are now invaders, looking at nice things someone else made and goes, that's mine.
	I appreciate Sophie coming out with some Anglo-supremacy there.
	Yeah, it's weird to hear it, but there we are.
	We love to hear it.
	She's a Danish person, it's like, oh, we'll leave you alone.
	So Ross Diggle says emotional honky was the BLM job position, so apparently it was taken.
	Wait, was it?
	Yeah.
	Anyway, Omar Awad says, uh, one of the most disingenuous arguments for not fixing the immigration issue is that we can't just send them back.
	Actually, we can literally deport every non-citizen as a sovereign country.
	Can, tear booze included.
	Do we have to get rid of the tear booze?
	I like the tear booze.
	My only lament is that we can't send a Europhile and globalist traitors with them.
	I think we can.
	That would be nice.
	I think, you know, we can, when we're in charge, we can make an exception.
	Uh, just in the law, if Subject has ever tweeted, I love Italy, Or where refugees welcome.
	Yeah.
	I mean, to be honest, if you've ever made a post where you're just like, Europe's so much better, blah, blah, blah.
	I mean, you really probably should move anyway.
	I mean, it's just true, like, if you're constantly talking about how much greater another country is, you should be looking at... What's the hashtag that some people put in their Twitter handles?
	Like, pro-EU something or other?
	I think it's just followback.
	Yeah, followback, EU, etc.
	You're out.
	You're gone.
	James O'Brien, you're first on the boat.
	In fact, I'll tie you to the front of the boat.
	You can be the figurehead.
	The unbreakable litany says, bear in mind, the census data we have that's available is two years old.
	My neighborhood was 57% indigenous then.
	It's certainly not now.
	Yeah, there's that too.
	I mean, it's just amazing the speed.
	I mean, like, everywhere you talk to, where it suddenly changes, it really is a year or two.
	That's the level of change?
	It's almost like we were a successful company, er, country, and people from unsuccessful countries desperately wanted to get here for gibs.
	I thought Zimbabwe was thriving.
	I thought it was Wakanda on the hill.
	I've only ever heard good things about their farming after the whites were chucked out.
	Maybe I was wrong.
	Should we visit?
	No.
	Come on!
	No!
	Stop trying to make me leave England!
	It was bad enough leaving the North.
	Should we cross the bridge, go to Wales?
	That's exotic.
	Welsh people there.
	Maybe.
	Not in the South actually, we have to go to the North because of them.
	Anyway, getting back to it.
	So Arias the Great says UK should just close the border for 20 years.
	No one gets in, but you can leave.
	Like the opposite of Hotel California, yeah?
	Paul Von Vorbeck says we need immigrants for the NHS.
	Now the NHS is having strikes and is rife with malpractice.
	Like it was in the 70s.
	Now as far as R-NHS, you spelled it wrong, there's an R that comes before NHS.
	You fool.
	Talon, you forgot.
	What?
	Pride Month, BLM, Women's Month, R-NHS.
	R-NHS.
	There you go.
	Kumbaya.
	Arizona Deserat says, hmm, the white people in the UK are incapable of harvesting crops.
	Are they capable of serving food or delivering food?
	I'm not opposed to immigration, but there's gotta be some rules.
	Yeah, I mean, it's amazing, really.
	I keep getting told that immigrants don't age.
	They're the only ones who can... pick from the fields.
	Do they always contribute more tax than they take?
	Have you ever served someone coffee, Harry?
	Thought not, you're white.
	Well, I actually have, though.
	No, you haven't.
	I've worked behind a bar for a while.
	You didn't.
	I served people pints.
	You never did.
	I served people coffee.
	You stole from us!
	I was harassed by middle-aged women.
	Do we talk about your piss story ever?
	Do you want to talk about that?
	We might not.
	Alright, we've got a few minutes to kill.
	You want to tell it?
	Why not?
	Yeah, sure.
	I used to work at a lovely pub.
	Well, you don't have to name it, right?
	Yeah, I used to work at a pub in Nantwich, and one time I was on glass collection.
	I was, you know, going around, doing the rounds as you do, picked up a load of glass, put them on the bar, and decide, well, you know what, some people can be like.
	So I go into the men's toilets.
	And I find in there, there is the urinal on the wall, and there is a man standing next to his pint, which has been put in the urinal, and he is taking a piss right next to it, where the piss is about to get into the glass.
	And I try and grab the glass to take that from him and save him from drinking his own piss, at which point he turns to me angrily and says, you touch that glass, I'll wrap it around your skull, lad!
	At which point I was like, if you want to drink your own piss so bad, you go straight ahead and left.
	Local people.
	Local issues.
	This is the local England that I fell in love with.
	Yeah.
	I still have to wonder, like, why did he put it there?
	Because he was drunk.
	He was really drunk.
	No, but I've been really... I mean, you still leave the drink at the bar.
	You don't take it to the bathroom with you.
	What are you going to do with it in there?
	Drink it?
	Really?
	You know, just one continuous stream, straight through.
	You know when they say it goes straight through you?
	Like circular breathing, but circular pissing.
	Anyway, someone's saying that's a dangerous pint.
	That is a very dangerous dirty pint, Ryan.
	On that, we're out of time.
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