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Nov. 6, 2023 - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters
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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #778
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Hello.
There we are.
What were you saying, Carl?
Chat GPT's advice to certain demographics, that's all.
Anyway, it turns out ChatGPT has a voice function now.
You can have chats with it.
So we were having fun.
And because of that, we didn't realize we weren't live.
Sorry about that.
So today it is a day.
Welcome.
I'm joined by Carl, of course.
Hello.
And Dan.
Hello.
And today we're gonna be talking about the fact that America has been welcomed into the European community.
It's all good to see.
It's been absolute ideological chaos.
Also, Baz's last stand, which is supposed to be a discussion.
Yeah.
And also the fact that it won't stop in the cities.
It will come to every single town and village.
Oh goody.
Really, that's how you're framing that, is it?
Not like any of the previous framings.
I had to say probably not that one.
Yeah, Carl doesn't let me have as much fun as I'd like, because he doesn't want to get banned from the internet, so... Not unreasonable.
We should have a premium feed for all the titles that we didn't go ahead with.
I mean, this isn't going on YouTube.
Should we just say some?
Oh, I suppose.
Go ahead.
Well, the first one was, from the river to the sea, Swindon will be free.
Which, um... Just as a hint.
And, um... I don't really want to read the second one, actually.
No, probably best not to.
That might actually get me in trouble, so... I'm gonna leave that there.
But anyway, I suppose we shall begin with the first segment.
Yeah, so I thought about... I thought what we were talking about is just the absolute ideological chaos that's going on at the very upper echelons of American politics.
It's actually really amusing to watch and they're trying to solve a lot of problems that have apparently irreconcilable actors and differences behind them.
And so watching the regime in America try and tap dance around and then be like, yeah, okay, but Trump evil.
I just thought it was really amusing.
I thought we'd go through it.
But there is so much ideological chaos that I have no idea which bits you're going to pick for this.
Well, it should be entertaining enough.
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Watch a debate on liberalism, because that really is kind of the crux of the problem.
No one really wants to admit it.
But anyway, we will begin with the cabinet of Joe Biden.
So Joe Biden is surrounded by lots and lots of people.
Here's just a selection of people.
Very diverse and inclusive cabinet, as you can see, and lots of them support Israel, which is normal in American politics.
Yep.
Hard to think of anyone who doesn't support Israel in American politics.
Good question, actually.
I think Linda Sarsour, maybe.
Yeah, maybe.
Yeah, the Squad are pretty much the only people who don't support Israel.
And even then, it's not, we hate Israel.
It's, I disagree with the state of Israel's attack on the Palestinian people, but I support the Jews.
That sort of, you know.
In public, yes.
In public, yes.
So, support for Israel is very common in America, unsurprisingly.
Joe Biden's cabinet is also very much in support, and we've got lots of Lots of evidence of this.
Well, you have to be careful of misinformation, because I did see a tweet that went out a little while ago that basically said that Joe Biden's cabinet is full of Mormons.
But thankfully, Twitter Notes was there to correct and say, no, actually, and it went through the list.
Yeah, I can't remember what they were, but there was a lot of Jewish in there.
Thank goodness, Twitter Notes.
Anyway, you know, Janet Yellen, Americans certainly afford support Israel and Ukraine.
Which I'm sure the Americans are thrilled to hear.
Oh, good.
That's where our money's going, isn't it?
Fantastic.
And of course, Biden has pledged to support Israel and not quote the other team, which was weird.
Interesting phrasing.
Yeah.
It doesn't actually say there, but he says that he does literally call them the other team.
I reckon he just forgot who they were fighting.
It's like he forgot that it was a war.
He talks about it as if it's a sporting event.
It is remarkably detached, isn't it?
Yeah.
I can't Alt F4, but I'd find the exact quote.
But he literally calls on the other team and it's like, I mean, Hamas did massacre 1,300 people.
That's just team Spirit.
Yeah.
Anyway, but it's not that they aren't left wing, right?
Because they're of course like, well, okay, we all support Israel.
With unqualified, just we are American.
That's yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
We unqualified support, support for Israel, but it would be nice if we could do more to protect Palestinian civilians as Lincoln says here.
Um, and so they are left-wing and they're like, yeah, okay.
We're not unsympathetic.
Right.
And you get the, uh, the best one I think was Kamala Harris.
We put out a video saying, well, as a result of the mass terrorist attack in Israel, I'm proud to announce the first national strategy to counter Islamophobia.
Literally the Norman Donald is exactly what I was thinking.
Yeah.
I mean, it's just, it's, it's just, you've got to assume that Camilla Harris is on the other side of this than the majority of the, of the Biden team.
I don't think so.
I don't think she's intelligent enough to be on the other side.
Yeah, quite possible.
Um, I think that what's happening, she's just defaulting back to NPC.
He left this program.
The NPC leftist programming for this is Brown and the underdog, therefore we support.
But the cabinet position as a whole is Israel.
Yeah, it's very boomer truth.
They've got to kind of look at each other and be like, what are we doing?
Exactly.
They don't know whose side they're on.
Yes.
That's the point.
Well, no, they know whose side they're on, I think, but their whole programming says it should be the other side.
Well, yeah, that's the thing.
They're trying to, I don't want to say serve two masters.
This is the, the phrase is you can't have two interests.
And that's what they're trying to do.
That's a good question.
If you go and ask democratic voters, I mean, there's going to be a certain block who are not very keen on the official position.
Nope.
But there are also going to be a certain block who are very keen on the official position.
So it's like, right.
How many votes do they have?
Well, probably quite a few.
Lots of Americans are very pro-Israel.
I think lots of British people don't care about Israel.
That's probably as a cultural shift.
That's a very distinct cultural difference to Britain and America.
British people are just like, Israel?
Where's that?
Did we own it?
Yeah, exactly.
Oh, there's another one.
So, did Kamala Harris manage to placate the left-wing activists?
Because that's, of course, what this is designed to do.
It's like, look, officially we're supporting Israel, unconditionally, obviously, but we want to counter Islamophobia because this is our NPC programming.
Did it work?
Well, the answer is, of course, no.
Let's have a watch of this march.
Average Americans.
It's like the Free Syrian Army flag.
Long live Palestine!
Free, free Palestine!
Free, free Palestine!
Long live Palestine!
Palestine will be free!
Long live Palestine!
Free, free Palestine!
Palestine!
Free, free Palestine!
Genocide Joe has got to go.
Don't make him sound cool.
They're quite good at their decisions in this.
Save on you! Save on you! Save on you! Save on you! Fight it! Fight it!
You can't hide! Fight it! Fight it!
Viva!
Viva!
Palestina!
What?
I don't know.
So you get the impression, right?
Joe Biden, responsible for genocide in Palestine.
I mean, they all would have voted for Joe Biden.
Genocide Joe.
Genocide Joe.
It sounds like a cartoon character.
Yeah.
Definite missed opportunity for a right wing, uh, sort of Vox Pop.
Who did you vote for in the last election?
Yeah.
Cause they all vote Joe.
I vote Genocide Joe.
He stands for my country.
So they're not fans and they were trying to get past the White House gates.
You know, at the White House going, this guy we voted for, he's for genocide.
We hate him now.
Total ideological confusion.
Who are you voting for next year?
Yeah.
I'll be Genocidal Joe.
Well yeah, I mean what choice do you have?
I'm not going to vote for the orange man.
He doesn't want genocide?
And this is such nightmare optics.
This is such nightmare optics for the left that they're having to come down hard on left-wing activists because they normally never do this.
Yeah, normally they give them free reign.
Go burn down cities.
Go topple statues.
In fact, when Trump was president, he had to be evacuated to a bunker because they were trying to burn down the White House then.
But now it's like, huh, now they're burning down the White House again and they're not doing what we want.
That's very interesting.
It's nice to have a big, beautiful wall surrounding your house.
But yeah, so as Al Jazeera here report, tens of thousands of people gathered in the capital to demand a ceasefire in Gaza.
I mean, we're doing a little more than a ceasefire, but anyway.
From the river to the sea, a ceasefire shall be free.
Yeah, that's very general.
As Washington continues to resist calls for an end to the war, Biden, Biden, you can't hide, we charge you with genocide.
Wow, that's catchy.
Yeah.
They can't mean, but they can chant.
I will give them that.
Yeah, yeah.
The Biden administration urged Israel to minimize civilian casualties, but they also requested $14 billion more in aid for Israel.
Why not?
Israel's a very, very poor country.
They can't afford anything.
Say what you like about Palestine, Mr Blinken, but the 14 billion in aid is the revealed preference there to me.
Why didn't they give them any aid?
Just frankly, I'm sorry, I'm not...
Not trying to derail this, but they are a very rich country.
I don't have an answer for that.
My understanding is it's the only international aid that America gives that doesn't come with heavy strings attached basically saying you need to spend this on Jewish corporations.
Because aid to everyone else is you get aid, but it's basically spent in America and then the output is sent to the country.
Whereas Israeli aid is the only one that just goes, yeah, just have the money.
Unless it's in Pakistan.
I don't know about that.
Gender studies for Pakistan.
You remember that one?
No.
That was only 50 million.
That was nothing.
That's absolutely small for them.
And to be honest with you, maybe Pakistan deserves gender slavery.
Anyway, it deserves.
Well, you might want to edit that bit, possibly.
I don't know.
It could be.
No, that's fine.
I think it's true.
Pakistan deserves everything it receives in aid.
So there were protests like this in Britain.
And the reason is because this is just hilarious because Russian subtitles?
Yeah, Russian subtitles because it's published on Russian media.
But it's an interview in London with some of the Palestinian protesters.
And if their protesters are anything like our protesters, they're not sending their best.
What is happening is wrong.
It's wrong.
There's no way to justify hurting someone else.
What do you think about what happened on October 7th in Israel?
Bring me up to speed.
There's so much that's happened so I haven't kept up to date.
I just know that Israel is doing what it's doing.
What do you mean by October 7th?
On October 7th, when there was a raid from Have you heard about what happened on October 7th?
You know, like I said, personally, I haven't kept up to date with every single thing that's happened.
I just know Palestinians are now really on for it.
So please, tell me.
I mean, when people in Kibbutz Sinai were killed, have you heard about this story?
No, I haven't.
So that's why I'm saying what I'm saying.
But at the end of the day, we're talking about colonialism.
We're not talking about racism.
We're talking about colonialism.
What do you think about the state of Israel?
What is happening is...
Okay.
They have no idea that they are actually marching in favor of an actual terrorist group that just committed a massacre.
This is all true though.
That is 100% pretty much every protester.
Yeah.
No idea what's happened.
I always assume that the NPCs at least watch the TV.
You would, wouldn't you?
Yes.
I thought that's where they got the program, but I don't think it's that.
I think what this is, is social media.
I don't think it's actually the TV, right?
What I think this is, is... Well, the TV's all pro-Israel.
Unless you're watching Al Jazeera.
Sure.
It's the ideological funnel effect and the sort of siloing effect of social media.
So we've seen these sort of studies that come out and go, look, the Democrats and Republicans are basically living in alternate realities where certain events don't happen.
And her social media feed just would not have shown her any of the Hamas tags.
It's all pro-Palestine.
It would have shown Israel bombing Palestine, apparently unprovoked.
But my God, Israel's just wiping out the Palestinians.
What are they doing this for?
And so she has no idea that Israel is responding to a massacre, right?
And you can tell that she's like, well, I mean, I was not of speed.
It's like, OK, but like the penny's about to drop.
It is a bit pivotal.
Yeah, it does seem that that actually might.
It's a bit like going to the, you know, stop the war protest that we had here and never having heard of 9-11.
But at least that was a response to Iraq.
I can't remember looking at the history of it because I wasn't really around for it.
The mass marches against the invasion of Afghanistan because, trust me bro, I don't know.
Would you go up to someone and say, what happened on 9-11?
And they'd be like, no idea, I just think invading Afghanistan is wrong.
I feel like people were genuinely a little bit more at the speed.
I think you could have gone to anyone in the 2003 protests and asked them, What happened on 9-11?
And they'd be like, well, two planes hit the World Trade Centers.
I'm pretty sure... At least they'd have that.
Yeah, at least they'd know that something had happened to provoke this, I think.
But no, you saw me in this.
I can well believe that her social media feed, which is probably the only thing she's consuming, simply omitted the October 7th attacks entirely.
Yeah.
Because we look at social media as if it's a public space, but actually it's not.
It's millions and millions of individual private spaces.
No social media feed is the same and the algorithm curates it all uniquely for you.
And so it's entirely possible that she doesn't.
I don't think she's being dishonest when she's like, no, I don't know what that is.
Catch me up.
Yeah.
Okay.
Jesus Christ.
Anyway.
So they're afraid of Trump.
So, not genocidal, Joe.
Israel, not genocide, Joe.
Peace, love and Trump's gotta go.
I mean, if we can just recall the state of international politics under Trump, zero new wars, peace in the Middle East.
This is an attack ad from Joe Biden where he's like, Donald Trump brought zero new wars to the world, he brought peace to the Middle East.
Zero Hamas attacks on Israel.
Vote genocidal, Joe.
Everyone was quiet.
No Russian invasions of Ukraine.
No worry about China and Taiwan.
Everyone's just like, right, no, Trump's probably going to go mental if something happens.
Let's not poke the tiger.
In fact, tiger is the correct thing.
He's orange.
But they're worried about this because Trump and his allies are plotting revenge.
And they're like, yeah, we're going to punish our critics and opponents, they think Donald Trump.
Like what?
Like Joe Biden, like Genocide Joe is doing with the January 6th protesters.
Really?
And the thing is, right, they've got a great quote from Trump in here.
The January 6th stuff, that's third world country stuff.
Arrest your opponent.
No, no, they didn't just arrest the opponents.
They arrested the opponents and their f***ing lawyers.
Right?
They were literally mug shots of the lawyers defending the opponents, right?
And Trump said Trump had a campaign stop in New Hampshire in October, and that means I can do it too.
That's what it means.
OK, I mean, yeah, but if that's the standard that we operate now, which is basically we just mass arrest the activists of the other side when we come into power.
I mean, we might as well do it too.
Yeah?
Does that mean literally you've legitimized this?
Donald Trump and his allies have begun mapping out specific plans for using federal government to punish critics and opponents should he win a second term, with the former president naming individuals he wants to investigate or prosecute, and his associates drafting plans to potentially invoke the Insurrection Act on his first day of office, so to allow him to deploy the military against civilian demonstrations.
What might Biden do?
Please let him win, this is going to be so much fun!
Please let him win!
You destroyed the American Republic now.
Yeah.
Lying it.
No, it's not just that.
You destroyed the American Republic.
You destroyed the world economy.
You destroyed the world order that guaranteed the sort of international peace.
So yeah, I'm kind of thinking that Donald Trump might be able to pull you up on some charges.
To be fair, the left has already destroyed democracy.
It's just a question of whether they get away with it.
I mean, they rigged an election.
They got mass arrests of political opponents.
Are we allowed to say that on YouTube now?
That would need censoring.
I think we are actually allowed to say that.
We are, but you don't want to take the risk.
Yeah, we'll change the rules tomorrow and then we'll just get killed.
Yeah, that's true.
But we can just beep that bit out, right?
Yeah.
Right, anyway, so all of this, so the fact that they're like, right, we've just been beating our opponent in ways that were previously considered illegitimate, it's a bit scary now that our opponent's thinking about doing that back to us.
Yes, far-right MAGA theocrats, the most dangerous threat to America.
Now, you might be thinking, hang on a second, don't you have a wide open southern border and a massive number of pro-Palestine supporters in your country?
And that's the sort of thing that Peter Doocy asked to meet the press.
Has the White House considered the possibility that terrorists could be in the country right now after crossing the southern border?
Yes, and that's what the FBI warned about on Tuesday last week.
They literally warned there's probably going to be a higher chance of a staged terrorist attack since the war in Gaza, because we support Israel unconditionally, just so you know.
And of course, the diversity hire speakers are going to speculate on that.
Well, the FBI is, like everyone else is.
That has got to be the best government policy of all time.
Unconditionally support Israel while importing the people who hate Israel.
Yeah.
Yeah, and also a recipe for pure success, but also stigmatizing those people who want to do the opposite, which is stop people from coming in who just hate Israel and just hate anyone and making sure that things are settled and decent as they were, right?
Like being opposed to the guys who are going to fix the problem while creating more of the problem.
And being unable to resolve it yourself.
I can see why Alex Jones, when he talks about American politics, gets into the demonic language.
Yeah.
It's just stupid.
For all the failures here, at least it's not actually that level of demonic.
Because if you're going to assume some sort of level of rationality, you have to assume that they think that by flooding the borders, those people are more likely to vote Democrat or something.
Yes.
I think that's an active view of what they do.
Yeah.
Um, and so, okay.
They are more likely to vote Democrat.
They're also more likely to commit terror attacks because it turns out that literally anyone can cross the border.
Yeah.
And, uh, and the salon writer here is just like, well, all the age of enlightenment led men after hundreds of years of bloody crusades to give up on state religions.
Trump's going to bring it back with a Christian national blah, blah, blah.
Shut up.
Is that really, really Christian nationalism?
Anyway.
Depends how Trump's well in the lead in five of the six swing states.
I will bring back the Crusades.
Yay!
You may remember these ones, Callum, from the 2020 election.
Nevada, Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
It's only Wisconsin that he's currently lagging behind in, which is good.
I would comment, but you're just going to bleep me again.
So I'll just say that, you know, it's probably no different from last time.
Well, you say that, but I've had this conversation and The Time Magazine article made it very clear it was a lot of work and required a lot of commitment to do what we did.
And I'm not sure that that exists anymore.
I'm not sure.
I mean, it was blatant last time, but it would have to be like blatant plus this time, wouldn't it?
It would have to be phenomenal this time.
I'm not sure they can just muscle it.
If you think about it, it had a very united Democrat Party.
They were like, Trump's the worst thing that could happen.
Gotta get him out.
There's too much peace.
I'm sick of it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's way too much.
The revolution isn't going to come with all this peace and prosperity.
Obviously.
So there's, but now that doesn't exist, right?
So you've got two large constituencies, the pro Israel and the pro Palestine constituencies that hate each other.
There's a large number of Democrats that don't like Joe Biden just because, especially in the last two weeks, but also in the last three years, generally he's been very sour.
The point I was going to make is I watch a podcast with three billionaires and a Libtard and two of them are big, big supporters of the Democrat Party.
And both of them have said since this October 7th thing, they both said, yeah, okay, no, we're out.
And they then go on to give anecdotes of other tens of billions of donations stopped flowing in this direction.
So I don't think they've got the internal unity required to summon the energy to do what they think will need to be done.
And when being polled, Donald Trump is of course smashing Joe Biden.
You need 270 votes to win in the Electoral College.
Trump will beat Joe Biden with over 300 votes in various polls.
Not good.
71% of voters say Biden is too old, including 54% of Biden's own supporters.
Only 39% of those voters felt the same about Trump.
who would be older than Biden when he was coming in.
But I guess it's about how composmentous the person is.
Oh, yeah, but Trump can finish a sentence and climb a flight of stairs.
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah.
Woo!
No!
I don't know.
Go Trump.
I'm just penning out wins, man.
I'm tired of winning.
Winning in literally every domain of life, including climbing stairs.
On the presidential debate, he should just have somebody as a stunt wheel on a couple of stairmasters and charge him.
Swing state voters say they trust Trump over Biden on the economy by a 22 point margin, and Trump and Biden are effectively tied among voters under 30.
votes on the 30 who like 70 percent prior were voting democrat well plus the rfk fact if you notice that as soon as rfk went in he as soon as he became an independent candidate he immediately lurched to the left yeah so he's going to be putting votes from biden fantastic um and so it's looking to all the world and uh zelinski trump's going to be the guy and so he's like trump do you want to come over bro do you want to come over it's like why would you need to It's like, why would you need to get Trump over?
Zelensky is looking so desperately.
He tried to get himself invited to Israel, didn't he?
Yeah, he said no.
And it's just like, oh, you know, it's just pain.
But the point is, it's absolute chaos in America.
And it looks like the king may well return because of the chaos that the left has wrought.
They brought in a bunch of constituencies that they thought they could manage in the multi-culti way, which obviously doesn't work now that all this has just been laid out.
And Trump is just looming in the backgrounds and I'm going to fix all of this.
And, you know, I mean, literally I'm going to ban the Muslims and whatnot, but like, The left is not happy.
But honestly, I'm mildly optimistic, actually.
I'm more than optimistic.
This is going to be tremendous fun when he comes back.
Yeah, I know.
The next election is going to be great.
I'm really looking forward to it.
Anyway, we'll leave that there.
Oh, so let's talk about North's FC's Alamo, Baz's last stand.
So why we wear these things is because of the Remembrance Sunday.
Armistice Day, I believe.
So it was after the end of the First World War, we started honouring our dead.
And I think Remembrance Sunday, is that now all wars that we remember?
I think it is, isn't it?
It changed.
I think so, yeah.
But it's primarily World War One.
Yeah.
But it is kind of one of the most sacred things that we do in this country, in terms of our sort of public events.
We've got an example here.
For foreigners who don't know, because it's not that common, weirdly, is the poppy symbol is because of the poppies that grew on the fields of Flanders where all the dead were.
Yes, there were quite a lot of dead.
And just as a quick thing, I remember in school as having the minute silence at the 11.11 on the 11th of November.
We would have a minute silence and so it's one of the few things actually is a kind of cultural ritual that the British do and hopefully still do to this day.
And so it's just one of those things like okay this is actually one of the last remaining sacred pillars of Britishness and British society.
Yeah, it is.
It is very much a symbol.
So I mean, and this is sort of how it goes down.
So we've got the Cenotaph statue in London.
And basically what happens is all the great and the good they come out and I think the first there we go.
Let me get it to that.
So the king will lay the first wreath.
And then I believe it's a bunch of senior military figures come out and they lay theirs, and then it's the Prime Minister, and then I think it's other party leaders, past Prime Ministers, and then basically anyone who's anybody in the political sphere will come out and lay a wreath.
So that thing will be dotted with wreaths by the end of it.
Even Tony Blair himself will quite often come out and lay a wreath.
Oh, of course he will.
Yeah.
So it's a very high sort of, you know, security event and considered pretty much sacred.
Which is why it sort of rubbed people up the wrong way when sort of Gaza Hamas type supporters basically said they were going to do a million man march on this thing.
On this day, in this place.
At this time, yeah.
They were going to march on London during this.
Now, my first reaction to hearing that was that that would basically kind of be a bit of a gift to us because, look, The ruling class, the people who are going to be at this thing, they're the ones who brought in all these people.
They're the ones who've been the champions of diversity.
And if their imported masses proceed to basically march on the cenotaph, Well that's glorious optics.
They are going to have to lie in the bed that they've made.
There was a definite tone shift the other week when there was that 100,000 person demo through London, past parliament, in favour of Palestine.
There was a definite tone shift.
so i was i clicked it i was basically thinking of this - Sire. - Relax, old friend.
If they assassinate me, all of Sparta goes to war.
Pray they're that stupid.
Pray we're that lucky.
I mean, that's why I'm thinking, you know, pray they're that stupid to march on the Cenotaph, pray we're there that lucky.
Otherwise we're going to get on a Simpsons plane.
Yeah.
So if, you know, if that happens, I mean, basically it makes... Last year, I remember we went to one in Swindon and there's about, I'd estimate, about hundreds of English people turned up and they're all wearing their poppies and the time came and silence reigned over those people.
But of course, because we're in Swindon, there's just hordes of foreigners going about their business, walking past us, shouting, big issue, etc.
So whilst this two minute of silence was happening, that noise was going on in the background, people jabbering away in languages I can't even comprehend.
I can't even name.
We're all walking past us looking at us like, what are they doing?
And that was disheartening enough as an image.
I really wish I'd filmed it because it's just something to have been there and noticed that.
The same thing with all the great and the good, as you're saying, standing there and in the background of the two minute silence on the live stream of every TV channel being, Free Palestine!
Exactly.
It is just beautiful imagery for making the point that, yeah, you have destroyed your country and you're responsible.
People standing right there.
Exactly.
I mean, it makes the point perfectly.
So you can see the situation.
You've got all these Hamas, Gaza adjacent type people coming into London to confront the establishment and the police were going to have to be in the middle of that.
What do they want to do rather than have to confront their head on?
It would be massively convenient if they could interject somebody else into the middle of it so that they then go back to reverting to basically playing the role of peacekeeper.
Oh, we're breaking up fights between the right wing and a bunch of Gaza supporters.
So, you know, this is a tweet from, you know, our friend Alex, who basically... Oh, no, sorry.
I might have got... That's just a picture of somebody glowing.
I think I've got the wrong one.
Here we go.
Let me click into that.
Yeah, so this is a tweet from Douglas Murray.
He says, and this has been a fierce debate in the office actually, as to which way we come down on this one.
So, UK Hamas supporters are now planning a million man march on Remembrance Day.
They plan to defame our war dead and desecrate the cenotaph itself.
This is a tipping point.
If such a march goes ahead, then the people of Britain must come out and stop these barbarians.
That's fighting talk.
So that's option two, I suppose, which is everyone should turn up and defend the cenotaph.
And then what are the optics?
Exactly.
If you were a police commander, which outcome would you be happier with?
Would you be happier with having to raise batons against a bunch of towel-wearing... Well, they're not going to.
Yeah.
They wouldn't even lay a finger on those people.
There are videos where they have done.
They did it for the coronation.
That was it.
No, there was another one fairly recently I saw where that did happen.
So I find it difficult to believe that whoever's in charge of the police at this point, it's not you see the dick anymore, is it?
I find it hard to believe that they're actually thrilled with the prospect of having a million Muslims and whatever the EDL can summon up confronting each other in London.
I actually don't think that's what they want.
I think they would much rather that than have to confront them directly.
Because, like you say, they really don't want to start battening a bunch of Muslims marching in London.
I don't think they're that bothered about that.
Really?
What they'll do is they'll put a police perimeter around the cemetery and most of them will just walk by.
They're not gonna, they're gonna be like, right, okay, we're, you know, it'll just be like this river of people going, free, free, Palestine!
Walking by it.
There'll be a police cordon around it, and I don't think much else will happen.
That's option one.
But if you've got the football lads there.
All on the outskirts of the perimeter, all with their poppies, all being silent at the right time.
But the chancellor is not going to be silent, right?
So one side will chant at the other side and the other side will chant back and they'll start winding each other up.
Not at the two minute silence.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'm not saying one side will be quiet for the two minutes.
But directly after that, one side is going to be winding up the other side and they're both going to feed into it.
And if you're in charge of the police, you probably don't want the chaos that's going to ensue because actually it could well be chaos.
So I'm not going to be here for the 11th, so I'm not going to have much of a say or try and argue what people should do, because I won't be here to join people or not join people.
But I was thinking about this, and I can't see a downside to this in any possible outcome that happens, because let's say scenario one, the Palestine protests turn up and are utterly disrespectful and the people have to deal with what they have done to this country.
Great for us.
Operation number two, guys turn up and then they are there, either defending or standing around in solidarity with our nation's history and past or whatever.
And it all goes peacefully, great for us.
Option number three, which is that it descends into violence.
Well in which case, still good for us because what's the optics there exactly?
It's that the state and the police have no ability or care to defend any part of our history or heritage, and the imagery is instead of patriots defending it physically.
That's my problem with option number three, which is it gets violence, is they maintain the ability to frame this however they want.
So they will be filming loads of it and they will pick the particular bits that makes the right wing by which they basically the native Brit English.
Yeah, the English look as bad as possible and they will pick other bits of footage to make the protest look as mild as possible.
Sure, but that's just another day ending.
So they do this every single time, and they're probably just fabricating events out of whole cloth just to do it, right?
So, okay, that's fine.
That's a known quantity.
They do this all the time.
This is actually kind of old hat, right?
This is just worn cloth.
This is the bread and butter of it.
But I think there's another option that if the two sides are there chanting at each other, well, one side might actually chant something pretty irredeemable, right?
But it's, I don't think it's beyond the realms of possibility that the Palestine side, I mean, is chanting from the river to the sea, Hassan will be free, which is understood to be an explicit call for the disestablishment of Israel.
It could go further.
I mean, they did literally chant gas, the Jews in Australia.
Yes.
They literally chanted gas, the Jews in Australia.
And if Tommy and the EDL guys have got that Israel flags, you know, um, have a Yemeni and stuff like that.
Um, Not that Douglas Murray would go, but Katie Hopkins, they'll all wave Israel flags.
And it's entirely possible that the pro-Palestine supporters morph into pro-Hamas supporters.
And, you know, is there a distinction between the two?
And so if there's viral footage of them just chanting death to the Jews or something like that, Hard to really make the AEDL overshadow that.
Yeah, but again, they maintain the ability to frame this as they see fit.
So even if there were a whole bunch of them marching along, chanting, gas the Jews, what will happen is that will appear on social media.
It won't appear on the 9 o'clock news.
Well, it depends, I think, on the scope of the clip that goes viral, right?
Because, I mean, it can be that it overrides the natural impulse to take a dump on the working class.
Also, if you've got people like the sort of David Baddiel types, they're never going to side with the pro-Palestine protesters.
And they're constantly going on about how Jews don't count and how, you know, everyone hates the Jews.
And if you've got this particular clip that might occur, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that they'll all be like, okay, we're against it regardless of what happens.
And by de facto end up on our side, you're saying?
Yes.
Okay.
I don't think it's beyond possibility.
So a lively debate is, you know, our friend Morgoth saying that, you know, he's skeptical on this one.
He's basically saying that there are other ways that this could have been put across to policymakers, and yet they're basically demanding that, you know, Sue and Geoffrey go and take to the streets and be battered by police rather than, you know, directly pulling the levers of power.
And, you know, there's other points that have been made by, you know, sensible centrists, which is basically saying, don't get caught in this frame being prepared for you.
Both parts of this long practice.
Two-sucker place.
Stay away from London on 11th of November.
So, I mean, what are we saying to people?
Are we saying to people, you know, turn up and defend the cenotaph?
Because I've got to say, I'm not there.
I'm saying that I think this is going to be rigged at every level.
When I've mentioned this previously, I've said I'm not advising in any extreme form.
So I think we should step back a bit.
But when I thought about the examples of what could happen and how it could be good for us, our political objective, I think I can speak for the patriotic movement right in the UK, is to demonstrate that the mass importation of foreigners has disastrous consequences in a number of ways.
And any of those outcomes demonstrate the disastrous consequences of what's happened and what's being done.
So that's what I think we should have as our objective, is demonstrating to the public and the elite at large, look what you're doing to the place.
So that needs to be kept in mind when we decide what to do.
But one thing I'm unsure about And I don't really like is, OK, Tommy said he's going to go and he's promoting that his followers should go.
OK, fine.
That's his decision.
Or Katie or whoever else.
What I don't like is Douglas Murray saying that people should go and then not saying he's... What is he doing himself?
Yeah.
If he wants people to turn up and defend it from, quote, the barbarians, then you should go.
He won't be on the front line, I suspect.
He should be.
And if he isn't, if he decides not to, that's embarrassing.
Yeah.
Conversely, I think it's important to note that lots of people want to go.
Lots of people who are the sort of bulldog nationalists.
We've seen for weeks this going on.
Yeah.
And it feels wrong to do that.
I can give an example of the type of... I don't even need to turn the sound on, but this is... Yeah, I can see.
Yeah.
That's a man in Thailand.
He runs the Winston Churchill shop in Thailand.
Oh, is it?
Oh, really?
Yeah.
But this is basically, you know, who's being sort of fired up.
Now, I reckon that the police and the media are going to spot him or somebody like him on the front.
And it's going to be like, right, let's get the cameras on him and let's just let's monitor him for the slightest infraction.
Yeah.
And then we go charging in and then it will be, oh, look what we managed to stop from picking on these poor little, you know, immigrant types.
Yeah, but when they're literally a hundred thousand and chanting death to Jews, I don't think that's going to overshadow it.
I think if this was 2015 or something, your argument would have a lot more water, and the amount the upturned window seems to have shifted in UK politics.
Especially with that pro-Palestine demo.
Yeah, I mean, but correctly, I mean, it has shifted because of the failures of multiculturalism, not because of some kind of victory on the patriotic front.
So you may very well be right, even though I think your argument's weaker than it would have been, that seeing London rip itself apart May very well be the best thing that could happen.
Either way, it's not up to us.
I think Tommy's people are going, I know some other people with us.
I mean, people have got to make their own decisions.
I'm just saying, you know, be aware that you will be policed to a completely separate standard to the other half on that.
So go in knowing how you're going to be treated.
I remember, I think it was the BLM protest or something.
So there was a counter protest there and there was some guy that went and took a leak down some side street or something.
And it just happened to be a blue plaque at knee height, somewhere down there.
And it was like about a meter to his left or something.
But the headlines were full of right-winger urinates on blue plaque.
It was a policeman's site where he was stabbed to death.
Yeah, that's what it was, yeah.
And basically by the Monday, this happened on a Saturday, by the Monday he had been tried and convicted and sent to jail.
And yet no one in BLM got that treatment.
No.
If you're going to engage in this, you have to be incredibly careful and do the right thing.
Because the police will be looking for an excuse to make it about the right.
Because, I mean, again, obviously that incident obviously means that that day, all we're end up talking about is that guy and obviously shouldn't have done it.
But that's exactly what they are going to make it all about.
There will be a version of that.
So we've already seen some of this already.
So this is, you know, a bunch of UK military veterans going out with their flags and the police decide all of a sudden that flags are now a problem and they're going to enforce their powers on these guys.
And basically the veterans are stood there.
I mean, look at the look on that guy's face back there.
The guy in the military uniform is just... Yeah, the guy in the military uniform, it's like what the hell is this?
There's an important part, the police officer here is saying you can't fly flags and then asked why he says well there's more of them than there are of us.
It's an interesting us, isn't it?
The English police officers there are identifying with the English protesters and saying, look, we're outnumbered boys.
We're defeated.
That point of numbers, again, perfectly feeds into the correct and accurate criticism the patriotic movement in the UK has of mass immigration.
But to be honest with you, there's a part of me that loves to watch the English retreat. 100%.
For me it feels like the next door neighbour is a gay policeman who's taken a boatman into his home and now they're having a row and you're going and getting in the middle of it.
It might be better just to say, you know, you've made your bed, you bloody lie in it, you deal with your problems.
And for me the idea of London's elite having to come face to face with what they've created is preferable to seeing a whole bunch of our people going out there and getting disparate policing.
Because look, this is Yeah, we know.
That's the same police dealing with the other side.
Going around, can you please move?
No.
Alright, I'll move on then.
Would you like some water?
Look at the meekness to which they deal with these guys.
I know, it's loathsome.
Absolutely loathsome that that's the case.
Yeah.
So, yeah, I mean, go to this thing next Sunday if you want to, but be extremely cautious and know- I think it's on Saturday.
Okay, oh sorry, is it Saturday?
Yes, Saturday is the 11th.
Okay.
So one of the aspects I saw just there, the National Front, is trending in the UK and the reason for that is because over the weekend there was about 10 people from the National Front who turned up with British flags to Lara Reef at the Zenitap as well.
And when you click on that you'll notice that there's a load of, you know, EU holdouts from the Great War of 2016 tweeting it being like, look, Look, the National Front exists!
Look!
Look, the races far right have happened!
They think the National Front run the country.
Yeah, exactly what you're warning the narrative will become, and them desperately trying to push it, and obviously it completely failed because it's ten people.
So yeah, I'm just saying to people, go if you want to, be extremely cautious because the policing will be completely asymmetric, and understand that when you go home at that night and you look at the footage on TV, It will bear absolutely no relation to what you saw with your own eyes.
It will be twisted and there will be some version of the blue plaque thing that will be pulled out and used against you.
So watch out.
Fair enough.
Thank you very much.
God, I love that every single topic we have to deal with now has to be put through the frame of Israel-Palestine.
Isn't that lovely?
Isn't that great, guys?
Don't you love it?
How all of Western society has now pivoted on this random foreign war?
Well, we have no problems of our own, so why not?
What else have we got to do?
Which is why I have to speak about the fact that it won't stop in the cities.
That, of course, comes to us.
And every town and village, every country lane, every hedgerow will now be filled with posters of kidnapped children and Palestinian flags next to it.
The thing is, I got out of the city to avoid bullshit like this.
I don't have anywhere further to go.
Yeah.
You don't have an Israel to run to, no?
No.
I mean, Wales, maybe.
But then we've got to... Oh, as if that's going to last!
Yeah, we're going to disestablish the Welsh, and then what?
Disestablish ourselves, so... There are like three times more immigrants, or five times more immigrants in the country than there are Welshmen.
Yeah.
So... And that's... Good luck.
I'd rather go back to bloody London than go to Wales.
And this is what I'm talking about!
Wales is nice!
I'm not driving everywhere at 20 miles an hour.
Although, again, there is that.
You are going to get older, though, and then you'll start enjoying it.
Yeah.
So you've even got some great hairs you're going to get there.
Anyway, but let's play a game, shall we?
Shall we take the average day of a city dweller?
Local man.
He lives in London, of course, because he's the last Englishman in London.
He must be a billionaire.
There's no one else there that rich.
So he lives in the center of the city in Westminster.
He's got a lovely house.
So he wakes up and he reads his morning newspaper and reads this story, which is that the Met Police are apologizing for having hired a terrorist sympathizer to advise them on Islamophobia.
Can I just read one thing?
I've not seen this before, but I'm scanning through this.
This instance has highlighted past language and views expressed by Attiq Malik.
What do you think Attiq Malik had to say?
It appeared anti-Semitic and contrary with our values.
We will be immediately ceasing our relationship with Mr. Malik while we investigate.
Well, do you remember that the Met Police said that we know full well which is a Hamas flag, which is a Taliban flag, which is an Al-Qaeda flag, because we're being advised.
The chap they were being advised by is this one.
He is calling for the river to the sea.
Palestine must be free.
Are you going to bring up the little Muslim woman who's got the club?
People stare, who is also a terrorist sympathiser.
She was indeed.
She believed that 9-11 Well, she had the Hassan position.
So not everyone with a surname Malik is a wrong one.
I've actually got somebody on my brokonomics, which is coming out tomorrow, and he's got a surname Malik.
But all the same, you think you might want to do just an extra quick social media skim?
If you're pointing to the police.
This guy here, calling for jihad and tafada, but you know, who knows?
Who knows?
We don't do background checks at the police.
So, there you know, local man wakes up, reads that in his newspaper.
You've got quotas to fulfill, Callum.
Yeah, his local police force has hired a terrorist and they've been found out and they're like, oh, that was a mistake.
We'll hire someone else.
Muhammad Atta.
I'm sure he's a good boy.
Anyway, so he's got full confidence in his police force.
So he walks outside to work and he meets the local chaps, screaming Allahu Akbar!
Whatever, it's a bit early, but it's time to get to work.
So he heads off.
He goes down to the local monument and sees people, well, the monument having to be barricaded and having a police guard on it 24-7 because The new British, for some reason, don't respect the First and Second World War.
They think we're on the wrong side of it.
Oh well.
That is a lot of police, isn't it?
Because normally you walk down Whitehall and there'll be like maybe two officers huddled away in the little hut thing outside Downing Street.
Mostly.
But yeah, that would be it.
Anyway, he heads to the train station, because he's got places to go.
And here's the train station.
As Nigel Fry says here, our nation and its values are being destroyed before our eyes.
But what does he know?
He doesn't live in London.
So for those listening, this poor gent's journey through London has involved quite a bit of... Flags.
Enrichment.
Yeah.
He's a lover of flags.
A lot more Palestinian flags than one might expect from England.
So as he's walking through Liverpool Street, he's like, OK, well, I suppose I might do my bit as the last Englishman of London.
I'll go and see the chaps with the poppies and give them a pound.
Well, here they are.
They're having a wonderful day, as you can see here.
So that is basically the look of a puppy that's been shut in the cellar for months.
I mean, it's just total despair.
It's like, jeez.
Hmm.
Yeah.
So people listening, it's three English people here who are sat at their little desk.
They're very old and they're selling... A little British Legion selling poppies.
Yeah.
Around them, a lot of people who wish that we were on the other side of the wall.
So not much to see eye to eye.
People of diverse extraction.
Yeah.
Nazi supporters.
Can we just do that at this point?
I do wonder.
Maybe.
But they do keep saying it, so... But again, I don't want to get into the Palestinian-Israel conflict itself, but when you meet Palestinian supporters in the West... But boomers are normally fairly oblivious to this sort of stuff.
You've got to wonder what's going through the mind of those three people as they're sat there at their little poppy desks, surrounded by this.
Anyway, after he said hi to the locals and brought his poppy, he then gets on the train.
What do you want to guess is on the train with him?
Well, it's more local gents.
Oh yeah, great, great, great.
So that actually isn't too bad because I used to live in London and sit on the tube.
Yeah, of course you used to live in London, Neil, that's normal.
At least they're speaking English.
Yeah, yeah.
The amount of times I'd be sat on the tube and I would hear separate conversations going on around me, not one of them in English.
They're not shouting Yah Yahuwah.
Fantastic!
Yeah, thank God at least the foreigners are chanting in English.
Yeah, they're chanting their hateful rants in English, which is something.
That's wonderful.
Anyway, he gets off the train.
It's time to go home, I think.
That's enough excitement for the day.
Well, he goes home.
He's walking back through Westminster.
What does he see?
Well, he sees the local diversity screaming, you are slaves, at the police, before they are hit with fireworks.
Because again, it is a lovely, peaceful day in In London.
So my point in the last segment about separate policing standards, do you think if Tommy Robinson and a bunch of EDL supporters started showing up in front of the police and started throwing fireworks at the police, their response would be that?
No, look, they've all got orders to keep their bloody flat hats on.
They're all holding their helmets.
If that was a bunch of, you know, natives in front of them, those caps would be off, those hard helmets would be on, batons would be drawn.
Look at Look at the way that police was flinching when somebody comes at him.
Well, I've been at some of those with some local people and when they decided to walk onto a bus, they didn't damage the bus in any way because they're English, but they got onto the bus and they got on the top of the bus and they're chanting away.
The police deployed dogs because they treat it like a football game.
Yeah, but that would be Islamophobic.
And can we very briefly touch on the irony of the adherence of a religion that literally translates into submit, calling other people slaves?
Yeah.
Well, anyway, look, man, he's not very happy about it, as we went over previously.
That face is glorious.
And I just want to make the other point of interacting with these people on the protests in London.
I mean, they do keep keep straying into the line of not really caring about the Palestinian people, really.
So more animated by some other aspect of this war.
They never cared about the people of Yemen.
Never cared about the people of Afghanistan.
They care about the people of Syria.
Even if Israel was wiped out tomorrow, and, I don't know, say Egypt or Jordan just divided up Israel between them, they would just start killing the Palestinians and no one would care.
Sure, but I mean the Western people to get back to them.
I mean, this guy turned up with a sign that said, Hamas are terrorists at the rally.
He was saying, I stand with the Palestinian people, but Hamas need to go.
What a hot take that is.
And for some reason, these people thought that Hamas are actually kind of cool.
and tear down the sign and beat him up so the police had to escort him out because the breach of the peace is made by the peaceful man not by the violent man I mean I don't know by what metric you would say that Hamas are not terrorists well they're not terrorists in Palestine aren't they?
They're a prescribed group in the UK, but not prescribed in Gaza.
I realise they're not prescribed in Gaza, but that doesn't mean they don't do any terrorism in Gaza.
I mean, they are still prescribed... You wanted a steel man.
That's a very theatrical steel man.
Muslim Brotherhood is still a prescribed terrorist organisation in most Arab countries.
But not here.
Hizbut Tahrir?
Well, Muslim Brotherhood is not a prescribed terrorist organization.
They've got bank accounts here.
Illegal here.
Hizbut Tahrir.
Nigel Farage is on the line, but the Muslim Brotherhood, they can bank it.
Yeah.
Hizbut Tahrir.
Muslim Brotherhood.
Come on in, boys.
Nigel.
I just assumed that was a given.
Oh, jeez.
They're celebrating everything, as you can see.
This guy here decided to bring a sign that celebrates the breaking down of the fence to then go and kill the civilians.
Any parachutes?
But that's London.
That's London!
That's their problem.
That's their bed that they have to lay in because of mass immigration.
I just want to bring you up on that.
I live in the countryside.
I just want to bring you up on that accent.
That accent is dead now.
Yeah, they are.
You ever notice when you go to America, the Americans will try and do a Cockney accent to make fun of you?
And you're like, where does that exist?
You're like, oh, those are the people from London, right?
They're all dead.
Yeah, that's the people from 100 years ago, right?
They're literally ethnically cleansed.
It's gone.
Not there anymore.
So, let's move to Swindon because, of course, such people did leave London and most of the MPs, like Jacob Rees-Mogg, live out in the countryside where mass immigration for them means one European and an Irishman.
Statistically speaking, that is entirely true.
We've got diversity!
Look at all these Irishmen!
Sounds like my area, except without the Irishman.
Yeah.
So, uh, well, there we go.
There's some average Swindon residents I found on the weekend.
And, uh, do you want to play, do you want to play a game?
I would have just gone up to them and be like, how many years have you been in the UK?
Not many.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They love this guy with his exist, resist, return.
How much returning to Palestine do you think he's doing?
Go on then!
Currently in Swindon.
He's on Pig Hill, which is a swine don over here.
You could get closer than Swindon.
He doesn't want to, though, for some reason.
Everyone brought their kids, of course, and everything else.
Demographically, these people are going to be fine.
They are the future of Swindon.
Yeah, that's the case.
And they really are the future of Swindon, by the way, because I drive through Swindon on my way in and I see the, uh, the queues to the schools.
This lady here...
You seem a bit lost, love.
No, she was one of the smug leftists who loves where she is.
I also just found, this is an old photo of part of Swindon.
You can see there's a Morrison's there.
You can go and get your middle class food when you go to Nando's and Prezzo and go to the cinema.
This is like 10 years ago, isn't it?
Yeah, this is it now.
Morrison's is closed now.
Morrison's is gone.
No one buys middle class food for some reason, the new Swindonites.
There's now some Pride stuff.
There's actually a Pride shop up there that's selling all kinds of rainbow lights.
Yeah, and okay, yeah, this is what the countryside looks like instead.
Aren't things better?
I love watching the foreign occupants marching down, marching past the ruins, yeah, marching through the ruins of a once great civilization.
This is just so great.
And, um, well, like that man had to worry about his, uh, war memorials being destroyed in London.
Uh, we have, uh, more, more pressing matters.
Uh, Swindon McDonald's was apparently the, uh, the focus of this.
Is that Piers Corbyn?
Yeah, for some reason, Piers Corbyn turned up to Swindon, and they've got this banner here that's like, stop the invasion of Gaza.
And he showed that anyone that eats a McDonald's is, uh, funding the IDF.
The hoarder is just over there at a shop.
Oh, is that why we had to go to McDonald's for lunch today?
No, I just like McDonald's.
Oh, right.
Okay.
It's cheaper than, uh... Just pro-America, bro.
Okay.
One thing that is kind of funny, I probably should have uploaded it.
Behind this sign, there's on the other side, no Brexit, sorry, no deal Brexit now.
For some reason.
I agree with one half of the sign.
But he's like, he's doing this for my camera, and then when the guys, obviously the Palestinian guys turn up, they turn the sign around.
So facing me it says, no deal Brexit now, and facing them it says, stop the invasion of Gaza.
It's just like, it appeals to all people at all times.
There's Corbyn.
He makes the synthesis.
Yeah, he does indeed.
So there we are.
This is the cinema, as I was mentioning earlier.
There's the Pride shop.
The people in the Pride shop did come out to have a watch.
Oh yeah.
Whilst they chanted from the river to the sea.
Think these guys are into Pride, do you guys?
Yeah.
All those Palestinian flags, that's another Pride flag, isn't it?
Presumably they were supportive.
It's like, we agree with your, um, genocidal chants, would you like a rainbow dildo?
No, they looked so worried, man.
Oh, did they?
Oh, I was just like... For some reason.
Really?
I thought you loved this.
Yeah, really.
My fellow Lib Dem.
It really does not stop in the cities, boys.
You're getting the message, my local Lib Dem voters.
Also, I didn't realize that we had a Pride shop.
I'm gonna have to check that out tomorrow.
Oh, you want to go?
Yeah, we can.
We can go and laugh at them.
You can see the smug leftist as well.
Sorry, I don't mean to show myself as a lawyer, which is why I posted it.
Look at this Joker-esque individual.
What are you doing with your life?
Oh, no, he's exactly where he belongs.
Or she, I don't know.
But then, getting back to Swindon, because... Just as a thing, you didn't put up the Swindon supports Gaza or whatever.
I'll tell you who he is.
There was another one.
There was a banner that was really, really infuriating.
There's some foreigner who's been here for like two years.
It's like, Swindon supports Gaza.
It's like, you don't even speak English.
Get out of my country.
There we go.
Swindon stands with the Palestinian people.
Who the hell are you, Mahmoud?
Just, oh my God.
I claim Pig Hill for myself.
The Islamic religion claims Pig Hill.
Well, I'll tell you who he is.
He's the people that our ruling elite think should make up this country.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
That's the future of the country, according to the ruling parties.
I I love in the background there, you can see two images, which is that you've got the community center, which you can find in images of Swindon back when we had a tram service in this tiny provincial place.
And now not only is there no tram, there is now people telling us that we must stand with Palestine.
Again, not average Swindonians, Swindonites or Hungry Gorzals, just a bunch of Middle Eastern colonists who have arrived here.
Yeah.
Drives me batty, man.
And this has been your place for a while.
Yeah, I've been here for 20 years.
I've been here for a couple of years.
25 years.
And, um, you always tell me life wasn't like this and I'm just like... No!
This is London.
This is just London.
You live in London now.
Exactly.
I didn't move.
London just overtook this place.
Like, Swindon was always, like, you know, a bit, like, Not prestigious, right?
But it was nice.
It was full of English people and we used to go drinking in the town and it was just safe and fun.
No one ever had any problems and it was a good place to live.
Didn't have this.
And the reason I focus on this, it's not just because it happens to be where I live right now.
Every person in England will have this experience who lives outside of London.
Yes.
And every person we found in as a guest always says the same thing to us.
They always come and look at the place and go, God, what a mess this place is.
But it's really not uncommon.
I mean, even Godfrey Bloom came in.
It was like so many places in the country experiencing the exact same thing.
The London comes to you.
The London just happens to turn up and take over where you live and make yourself part of London.
Oh, great.
Wonderful.
And then claim that they represent your place.
Exactly.
I just can't stand it.
If you want to sit here and they're like, oh, colonizers, get off our land.
You're the colonizers.
Where are you?
You're on Pig Hill.
You're Muslim.
You're on pig.
Literally, Schweinedon is the Anglo-Saxon name that gives this place its name.
And this isn't the story that riled me up so much.
This is one thing that just is amazing as an example of how London comes to you.
But here we go.
Here's a story a while back about how seat girls in Birmingham were being groomed.
And they mention here that the way it happened is that they would come to the schools And I don't know if we can get the clip up, in which I suppose we'll play it.
This is an old piece of footage, as you can tell, and these local guys are upset because something used to happen in Birmingham years ago.
Most of this cause is by the Pakistani community itself.
When young people go out to those schools, and when they're ages around about 19 to 20, they go in their fancy sports cars and hang about.
For the last few months, there's been a dramatic increase in tension between young Muslims and Sikhs.
The starting point was that allegedly the Sheriff of Punjab had leaflets out saying that the Muslim youths are coming around our schools, they're abducting our girls and they're raping them and then putting them in prostitution.
Our aim is to get all these schools free of people standing outside them.
We want a normal life.
Girls can go to school, come back home without being picked up and taken out of town, taken out to discos, stuff like that.
Long as that stops, we're happy.
The Shiree Punjab claim that young Sikh women have been abducted and raped.
They say they've given evidence, including names and the number plates of the offenders' cars, to the authorities.
The police promised us that.
I mean you can tell how old that footage is right?
and we stepped out of the way for a couple of months.
Things just happened in the past couple of days and information was passed and then we hadn't heard nothing being done.
I mean, you can tell how old that footage is, right?
Yeah, it's got to be from like the 80s or 90s.
And the whole situation, as you can see, Boeing and my reporting in 2018 that this has been happening.
And I don't need to go into all the details, really.
We've covered it before.
But it's interesting to me that the Muslim gang started with the Sikh girls, probably on the assumption that the white British people would defend their own children.
Yes, the police will surely come to the aid of the white British people.
Yeah, so we need a soft target, let's go for the Sikh girls.
Well, also, you're both from the Raj.
Yeah, and also proximity.
Yes, but after a while they just realised, no actually the white natives are not going to defend even their own girls, so we'll just move on to that as well.
The Sikhs just formed a closer knit community as I understand it.
Well, Shiri Punjab, that's actually a vigilante gang who defend the schools.
So there you are.
That's years ago for some reason.
And obviously this happens in the cities like Birmingham and whatnot, and you think, Jesus Christ, that's awful.
Something must be done, and there are inquiries, and there are reports written, and the headlines just keep coming of more and more people being convicted of something that must have been stopped, trust me.
Wait, you're not saying that this is now happening in the rest of the country, are you?
Well, I woke up to a new message, which is, as we can see, Swindon Advertiser, an outlet which attacked Carl relentlessly during our campaign trail because they have decided they're on the far left.
And even they decided to report this here.
They said, Swindon schools issue abduction warning as police probe launched.
Oh, just a small matter of you drop your child off at school and then you go to pick them up to find, oh, so sorry, they were abducted during the day and they've been sold into sex slavery.
Who is the suspect?
Who are the suspects?
They say here that St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Ferndale Primary School and the Fernbrook campus of EOTAS have all issued warnings to parents in recent days.
Okay, they say this comes as female students in the area were allegedly approached by a man who attempted to speak to them with a view to possible abduction.
Really, just a man, eh?
Saint Mary's School sent a letter to all parents and guardians sharing a message that they had been sent to all the staff.
The message read, Everyone aware of the situation that has been occurring around Ferndale and EOTAS.
We have been informed by the police that a group of Asian men are targeting children and are attempting to discuss religious beliefs with a view to possible abduction.
I want to discuss my religious beliefs, somehow that involves me abducting you.
With your students.
A student at one of the schools was approached and has been reported this, has been informed this morning of the evidence, and that the group are operating in the area.
They told the school, the school told the police.
Now, if this was a secondary school, Still, obviously, massive cause for concern.
Why is a local average Asian man just turning up and discussing religious beliefs with the students?
I want to remind you, this is all primary schools we're talking about here.
Like this, this, this, this is, this is, we're talking, school for children, for eight, five, five to seven, something like that.
Like, we're talking about baby school.
Yes.
And for some reason, just now, just for some reason, a problem that Swindon never used to have, now when you go to your local nursery school, you will find apparently Asian men just hanging outside the schools.
What could be the problem?
Well, I mean, we have had this in Wigan, for example, another place that didn't have this problem.
And then for some reason, quote, asylum seekers were sent in.
To Wigan.
They were put in a hotel.
Oh, this is only because Lisa Nandy specifically requested them.
Yeah.
She specifically said asylum seekers welcome.
A Labour MP insisted on moving a load of asylum seekers into a hotel right next to school and for some reason they then had to move them all out because, well, they kept harassing the schoolgirls.
Um, just to tell you, uh, well, that, that particular area, I mean, there's the census data for people who want to go and look it up at their own time.
Uh, the schools are about a 12 minute walk from one of the hotels where a load of the asylum seekers have been put in from boat people.
Fantastic!
But even then, it's probably not even them.
Even then, it's probably legal asylum for immigrants.
Maybe, but either way, that's an example where you had illegals doing it.
But it's not lowering your risk factor by bringing in even more.
No, not at all, but I think these will be legal immigrants.
My point to demonstrate that is that in Birmingham it was legal and in Wigan it was illegal, so you get it from both sources.
And I'll end this off just with the last piece of data, which is Wiltshire Police have confirmed they are investigating a number of reported incidents of a man allegedly approaching female pupils outside two women's schools.
Remember, schools for babies.
We're talking about primaries, nurseries.
Local man just approaches them to talk about religion, I'm sure.
But you've got to wonder what it takes, because...
When they're raping your children, even at that point, you're not willing to stand up.
This is why I just completely lost faith in this country.
Cities.
It came in two big blows.
The first was the grooming gangs thing, and the second was the Covid lockdown.
So we didn't resist on either of those.
But what is it going to take for people in this country?
If it's not your children being raped, I just cannot imagine What it's going to cause people to wake up to this shit.
So to end off just with the details which is that there's no suggestion that any of the children have been physically harmed in Swindon.
Of course in every other part of the country they have been.
Yeah but this is a process.
That's why we call it grooming.
This is the first step and then.
I just, I can't get over it.
The London will come to you just seems to be a recurring pattern and I want everyone who lives in the countryside to get that into their minds because if there's nothing else that has made people wake up over the last couple of weekends than seeing how disjointed London is from the rest of the country, the fact that that is coming to every single town, even as provincial as Swindon.
Yes, truly the holy land for when I apply for a visa in England, where should I go?
Swindon.
Not even people in England want to live in Swindon.
Even this place.
Even this place turns up like this.
But even if it's this, it's literally going to be everywhere.
Every village will end up becoming like this.
That's the future of graphic changes.
It kind of already is.
I went to Fishguard.
Somewhere... I mean, can you pull up Fishguard on a map?
Because actually I'm not sure whereabouts in Britain it is.
It's somewhere in Wales, right?
I don't know.
I've got the unearthed data.
It's somewhere in, like, North Wales, right?
I don't know where it is.
You can type in Fishguard there, Jack.
I don't know if it's even going to come up because it might be too small for the data.
Oh no, we've got it.
There we are.
Right.
There we go.
All right.
So there's Fishguard, right?
That has multiple Indian takeaways.
How, how does a place like that, is it where, how can you be in India and know where Fishguard is to open up a takeaway?
Well, actually the data isn't that bad there.
It's not that bad, obviously, but look at where it is.
Like how does Fishguard have a single immigrant in it?
How do they know of the existence of Fishguard?
Like it's so ridiculous.
It's like, okay.
And it's tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny little thing.
And I'm not, I'm not saying they can't have an Indian takeaway or something.
It's just like, this is happening and it will happen to the entire country.
There's no getting around it.
I just love the idea you're sat there, doing an important job.
It's like, my son, you have two choices.
Move to the capital and make loads of money working in a major city.
Or move to Fishguard!
He's like, of course Fishguard!
Yeah!
That's how they know it exists!
Yeah.
Anyway.
That's my point today, which is that London comes to you.
It's the case that it won't stay in the cities.
And we have nowhere to run to.
Yeah.
And that was another thing, just a quick tangent.
When the pro-Palestine march was going through London, there were lots of British Jewish people who were saying, I don't think I can live in Britain.
Too many Muslims, basically.
And it's like, OK, but I don't have anywhere to go.
We're all going to Israel.
I don't have an Israel.
What do I do?
Who gets free Israeli citizenship?
Oh, you, not me.
Yeah.
Great.
Thanks.
That's cheerful.
I mean, I came to Swindon as well to try and get away from Reading, which I tried to, which I went to, to try and get away from London.
Well, let's continue going west until eventually the podcast is broadcast from Land's End.
Yeah.
Just sitting on Land's End eating mashed potatoes and bangers.
Yeah.
There's the fortified hill fort.
So Connor's aversion to D&D is completely understandable.
It just isn't a lot of people's things, and that's completely fine.
I would recommend, however, trying Mutants and Masterminds.
It's in the same vein as D&D, but it's fit superheroes and more of a modern, real-world setting.
Well, as real as the DM wants it to be.
Thanks, and God bless you guys.
Thanks man, and I've never heard of that.
Thank you.
I'm gonna be honest, even if it does sound a little heartless.
If progressives are taking care of themselves, why should we stop them?
It means less people voting for their crap policies, after all.
After all, it is said not to interrupt your enemy when they're making mistakes.
Conserve what you got?
Let them drive off a cliff and then guess you're stuck with having to clean up the mess.
But it is better than going off the cliff with them.
Well that's why leftists come for your kids so hard.
Because, you know.
Yeah, I don't think it's ever going to stop.
Left the pedos, left the pedos.
How am I wrong?
You're not.
Carl, I know that you want to know about this.
found don't act like I don't know about this Craig And yet, you're still doubting.
Yes, very clearly, there's moulds there.
Who could deny?
Hang on, is... Craig's Australian, isn't he?
Yeah, he's obviously in America.
They have Bigfoot too?
No, Bigfoot can swim.
No, no, no.
Australia has Yowie.
What's a Yowie?
Australian Bigfoot.
Well, they're Bigfoot then.
Yeah, yeah.
Right.
In the same way that the Asians have the Yetis, South America has something as well.
I can't remember what it's called.
So the best argument I've heard for why there's no Bigfoot is because the evolutionary niche that it fills is already fully occupied by the bear.
Maybe.
But it eats berries.
Bears eat berries, don't they?
I'm not a bear.
How could I know anything about bears?
What is a woman?
No idea.
That's gonna make a house in the neighborhood.
When I press down my fingers, it's pretty.
When I'm very close, I'll press down my fingers, and I'll press down my fingers, and I'll press down my fingers.
Come so I can stand closer.
Make made an effort.
Take your soul.
That must have taken hours.
So I did a segment about Halloween, which seems to have gone down reasonably well for the Americans.
I basically described it as begging for sugar.
But I've got to admit, they do make a bit of an effort.
Yeah, I mean, I'm happy for the Americans, though.
I'm just really lazy, and there's just no way I'm putting that much effort.
When you guys look at that, are you impressed?
Kind of, I feel kind of impressed.
In a way, in a sort of dad-like way.
I hate it.
Really?
Why?
Like that actually makes me angry and hate Halloween.
Why?
Why?
Time and money.
It's fun for the kids though.
That's wonderful.
How much money has that guy spent?
A lot.
I was in a store that was selling Halloween costumes in America and I looked at the prices of all the crap and I'm just like, you people are being robbed.
You're being robbed to engage in this BS.
Yeah, but there are doubtless going to be like, you know, Muslims who are like, aren't you getting robbed over Christmas?
You know, look at all the decorations you put up for Christmas!
You see how much money I spend on Christmas?
Oh yeah, but...
I admire the amount of effort he's gone to.
I'm sure his kids are having a great time.
Yeah.
To each their own.
Maybe the guy who sets that up, that's what he does with his yearly earnings.
But I'm so stingy.
I look at people spending money on stuff like that and I just think... Callum, I notice you're rubbing your hands.
That was completely subconscious.
With the octopus shape behind you.
Look, when I was at Jewish Society University, we'd never have... Whatever.
We'd never have spent money!
When I got there, I got my free food and I just, I can't, I can't look at people who waste money and not feel repulsed.
So that's my feelings on Halloween.
I genuinely think I kind of hate it now.
Just because it's expensive money?
Yeah, because if you'd spend that money on the house, it's going to last a thousand years.
But one day!
You know when you looked at that wooden house in America?
Presumably you could put that in the garbage and get it out next year.
Yeah, you get it out every year.
So tacky.
It's such a bad investment.
It's not an investment, it's fun, Callum!
It's just some fun.
What a waste of money.
So I know it's a bit late, but I thought I'd talk a little bit about Halloween and its original origins.
I'm not going to go down that road.
It'll make me look weird.
Let's play the next one.
That ship sailed.
So I know it's a bit late, but I thought I'd talk a little bit about Halloween and its original origins, because I just recently heard that it actually was a Catholic holiday akin to that of Christmas.
Halloween actually comes from All Hallows' Eve, which was originally called All Saints' Eve, which fell on October the 31st, And this was followed by All Saints Day.
The actual Halloween that we know today comes from the Day of the Dead festivals in Mexico, mixed in with the Catholic All Hallows' Eve.
Why did the voice change pitch?
I presume he's trying to keep to the time.
That is pretty weird.
I don't hate Halloween.
It was invented by plastic lovers to steal your money.
That's what Halloween is.
Actually, there's a big debate in the office about killing plastic because we hate it.
If the Halloween decorations were made out of wood and steel, that would be better.
Glass.
I'm just trying to win you over to not buy Halloween decorations, I'll be honest.
I don't, because I'm cheap.
But I don't object to someone else having done that, and it's great fun.
Yeah, I'm cheap too, but I don't object to other people not being cheap.
No, but I look at them and go, look, you fool.
Look what you've done.
That's really not my problem.
Other people can spend their money.
I'm just not going to spend mine.
Yeah, but then they come around saying, oh, I don't have money.
Maybe you should do Halloween.
Joshua is not coming around saying I don't have money.
You should do Halloween Callum, and when you ring on the bell, you should just tell them you've wasted your money, you fool, and then walk off.
And also, trick or treat, give me some sweets!
I'm gonna move to America, and then I'm gonna be like, give your candy to the kids, there you are, you fed my kid, now look at you, and we're gonna have a word.
And I'm gonna list off the retail recommended price of everything they've brought, total it, and then give them a piece of paper with the amount of money written on it.
We've established you're cheap, should we do some comments?
The Shadow Bandits sent us $50 on Rumble saying have a good week, lads.
Thanks very much, man.
I appreciate it.
I hope you do, too.
Um, Ethelstan says, I'll believe it's truly about the death of innocent civilians.
When the same crowd are out protesting the treatment of Uyghurs in China, Yemenis being starved and bombed by the Saudi, military actions between Russians and Chechens, Turkish treatment of Kurds, Myanmar against the Rohingyas.
Um, yeah, no, they don't, they don't care about that at all really.
I think this is literally just a cover for, I hate the West.
We view Israel as being a part of the West, therefore we hate Israel.
We view the Palestinians as being not part of the West, therefore they're our best buddy.
Yeah, it probably is that simple actually.
I think it's really that simple.
I've always sat here being like, neither a part of the West.
Go away.
Not our problem.
Yeah, not my problem, but anyway.
Omar says the whole split between supporting Israel and Hamas is because none of their support is based on any fundamental values.
The left were presented with a 50-50 choice without ideological guidance on which to choose.
This is what happens when you foment revolution and don't cull the useful idiots after you take over.
They're still running on the previous programming, subvert and destabilize.
Yeah, I know, and that's why it's falling apart, and that's why it's looking good for Trump, I think.
It's like he's gonna, I think he's gonna come back in glory, hopefully.
Fingers crossed.
Next year, it's going to be good.
It's supposed to be the case you can't win three times in a row though, isn't it?
With presidents.
Well, I mean, officially.
Yeah.
I might actually, because we had a joke last time, I was going to buy some Joe Biden merch and sit there and support Joe Biden because obviously he was going to lose.
Someone's going to cheer for him.
Yeah, but obviously it was, you know, he was going to lose.
Just for Ofcom, this is our balance.
Yeah, but this year, should I just get something?
It would be amazing if another F cut happens.
It'd be shocking.
I mean, do we want to do like a stream for that night or what?
That's not in the comments, I suppose.
We do like a rumble stream all night.
We just sit there and I'll have a stack of ballots and I'll fill them in whilst wearing my Joe Biden stuff.
We could do it like a Crowder and Daily Wire do a sort of live show, don't they?
And it was their most watched show.
Yeah.
It would be a bastard of a late night though.
Yeah, it'd be pretty late, but like it'd be probably worth it.
Yeah, that'd be good then.
It'd be fun.
Yeah, tell us in the comments.
Yeah, tell us in the comments if you want us to do it.
Yes.
The French Akbar says, Republican Mike Waltz claimed Qatar is responsible for terrorist attacks.
What?
For Hamas terrorist attacks?
Because it hosts Hamas officials.
His comments were tweeted by the official House Intelligence Committee account, promptly replied to by the U.S.
Qatar Embassy, reminding them that Qatar is hosting Hamas officials because the U.S.
asked them to, then everyone deleted their tweets.
Just retard.
Okay.
If you put out something like that, you want to check your facts, don't you?
You probably do, yeah.
Hamas as long as you...
I just love the US though.
Well, we're playing both sides of every war, so we come out We want the leaders in a nice, beautiful, rich Arab oil country.
You know, each one of them is worth a billion, but some of them are worth three billion.
Wow.
That's why the U.S.
is like, yeah, I want the leaders of this terrorist group I hate to be living a wonderful life.
But Hamas has long received support from both Israel and the U.S.
It's been used as a political tool, just the U.S.
did with ISIS not long ago.
I can believe it to be honest.
Matt says, the protest is motivated by a vague miasmic ideological broth.
Like a broth which contains only the flavor of meat but not the meat itself, the essence of various left-wing thought exists but not in any concrete form that can be adequately articulated.
Man, our comments are just way higher than most other people's.
They're just so much more clever.
I'm not just saying that because you're paying us money.
That was our first clue that they're good people.
After that, I was just really impressed with the comments.
Angel Brain says, the US money to Israel is very pragmatic.
You fund them to stop launching, which they have very good reasons to do.
If they launch, then you'll see the world explode as if Israel launches, nukes I presume they mean, India and Pakistan will follow suit based on that principle.
Can we very briefly talk about the Indian support of Israel?
It's kind of hilarious.
I love it.
And I can only assume it's because they hate Pakistan and Pakistan signs with it.
Northern Ireland is divided on Israel-Palestine.
India-Pakistan is divided on Israel-Palestine.
Is there going to be some war between uncontacted tribes and one of them signs with Israel and the other signs with Palestine?
We receive our first SETI signals from another planet and they're arguing over Israel-Palestine.
God, imagine if we got alien contact and they were like, hello earthlings, we have come in peace, free Palestine.
You'd just be like, what?
Fuck's sake, even the aliens are in the culture war.
Bigfoot spotted with an Israeli flag.
You're right, it is culture war, so it'd be something else.
There's literally nothing stopping him.
Bleach Demon says it's insufferable to see the armistice days being so desecrated.
One day that is a symbol for the incredible sacrifice of the fallen.
Two minutes is all that is asked and not one wit is given.
I for one plan to tidy the local military cemetery and perhaps this is a good counter-protest against the rabble who all have no respect that day.
That's a really nice sentiment.
I like the next one.
The next one is good.
Small Ale Libertarian says, I was in a shop about a decade ago for a minute's silence.
Migrant bloke starts loudly demanding service and got decked by a random Baz.
God felt proud of my country that day.
This is, this is why I'm like, okay, look, Hey, I'm okay.
If they want to go out and fight for it, like I'm okay with that.
And unless they did something truly horrific, I'm well in favor.
They defense from afterwards.
Screw it.
There's like a politician punching someone who throws an egg at him.
Yeah, yeah, it's Kraskov.
I didn't have a problem with him doing that.
If someone eggs you, you've got every right to punish them.
But the EDL and Hamas guys, and fighting, and then the EDL guys punch some guys out.
Even if they come off and they've done real damage to those young men on the Hamas side.
I don't think the poll numbers would go down.
No, the point being like, you know, There are, guys.
But again, remember how it will be framed.
If there is a scrap between the two, and even if the Muslim lad started, the BBC will film the whole thing and then selectively edit it.
Yeah, of course.
Think of any English person over the age of 40, let's say, because that's the only people watching that TV, right?
And they sit down and they watch all the BBC News is on.
Oh, look, there's been fights between the EDL and the Hamas supporters in London.
Think of your parents, think of the people you know, think of the people across the road from them.
Do you think any of them would look at that after the last couple of weeks and be like, God, I can't stand those EDL people.
I mean, you've got to be a proper- If only the Hamas supporters can get a good break on this.
No, I don't believe it.
Yeah, possibly.
And that's the thing.
Riff says, my prediction is that as soon as the two-minute silence begins, our news channels will immediately mute the audio or insert audio from a previous year to make it seem like Palestine fans respect our war dead.
That's a great point.
That's a good point, yeah.
That is a really great one.
Because this will be managed.
They do this at football!
Whenever there's a chant that's like, does she take it up the arse, they mute the audio and then replace it with stock audio of a crowd.
so really they probably will just just cut the audio because i mean the palestine guys when everything goes quiet they could channel something quite bad yeah and they've got a perfect platform to make their voice heard which they can't resist because it's them yeah so we'll probably get lots of viral clips of them doing it but the bbc will just have a silence yeah great point Um, uh, Omar says we need a baz alliance.
If they arrest English citizens for protesting the destruction of their country, they need some community tensions of their own.
We've heard it from the police officers own mouths.
It's a numbers game and we're the most numerous by far.
Well, not in London.
Um, I will quickly touch on Matt's point because he's basically highlighting that, um, Tommy Robinson, um, was, was put back on Twitter just a couple of days.
Yeah, it is conspicuously timed.
Same with Katie Hopkins.
Yeah.
Who made that decision?
Yeah.
Because if, if they just came back in on the wave that you came back in, that would have been like a year ago.
Then they got suspended again.
Right.
Okay.
Cause I've been, I've been banging the drum to get Tommy back on ever since he got suspended again, you know?
Right.
So I've posted like two or three times, you know, Tommy really didn't know he was wrong, should have his account back.
This is the thing.
You can just imagine somebody at the home office sent a quick note to Twitter, which basically say we drop our objection to this guy being on Twitter.
Absolutely.
Same with Katie Hopkins.
And it's like, okay.
And the thing is there are people like, well, this is just, you know, counted your hand and say, sure.
There are worse things you know.
The way it physically works is there is a list that Facebook and Twitter have, I suppose Twitter did have, in which because I've spoken to a moderator who did this sort of thing and they literally have, they don't know any of these people are the moderators, they just have a list of names and they're banned and they have a really normie explanation of who they are where it's just like oh neo-nazi, anti-muslim bigot was the one for Tommy.
Well, since Elon took over, obviously, he's seen that list of names.
There's like a physical folder in the case of Facebook, and he probably had a digital version.
He's just like, what?
No, I don't care.
I'm just going through and being like, no, this is bollocks.
Or getting tweets from people, can you check this out?
And then he's like, why are they on the list?
And they'll say, well, that's not what they're saying.
So I'm not too conspiratorial about this, to be honest.
But this timing... I like Tommy, I've got nothing against him.
We follow each other, I like the guy.
But it goes to my point, it's really convenient for them to interject Tommy into the middle of the situation.
For people who don't know, because he never ended up releasing it just because of video problems, Tommy has actually been to Gaza itself.
He turned up on the border and paid a local Muslim to show him around the neighborhood.
He went through the city, looked at the football pitches that are all destroyed and he asked them, you know, why didn't you get this set up, get some charity money to do this?
And the guy was explaining basically all the problems they have is because the money does come from the charity and it instantly just goes to Hamas.
Because of this.
I mean the Israelis are not lying when they say that Hamas spend all the charity money on missiles.
Yeah, they're not lying.
So, Tommy really... I've spoken to him about this.
He really feels bad for the Palestinians.
He's just like, yeah, you guys are being... Oh, I feel bad for the Palestinians.
Not Hamas, but yeah.
But he got back to the border.
The funny part is just he crosses over the border again back to Israel.
He's like, do you know who I am, mate?
He's like, no.
He's like, oh, I'm the biggest anti-Muslim activist in the UK.
And the guy is apparently like, himself.
Because people found out.
Probably good that he didn't release the film for that guy.
Yeah, well, he would have censored his face anyway.
There's something about this though.
I think there is a universe in which if you push a negative hard enough, it does become a positive.
There is a possible universe where the pro-Gaza activists are so awful and the EDL aren't so awful that the David Baddiel types are forced to be like, yeah, okay, the English hooligans aren't genocidal maniacs who commit terror attacks on civilians.
And there's got to be a point where there's a kind of, okay, it doesn't matter how many times you put the EDL in front of people's faces, the opposition is just so much worse.
You've got to destroy the normally responsive... Well, both sides are terrible.
Because that's what you're afraid of.
That's the thing.
It's got to be bad enough that you actually can't really say that.
Like, if they're literally saying, we approve of massacring Jews, and the EDL are like, maybe that's not good, then is there a moral equivalence?
I mean, I just think... Well, let's take the straw man of both sides, because, like, they'll be saying, kill all the Jews, and then the EDL will be known as deport all the Muslims.
That's a very mainstream position at this point.
But you take that to David Baddiel and say, good sir, pick a dish.
Yeah, exactly.
But the BBC would have the option of simply not covering it at all and just pretending it never happened.
They will, and that's fine because that means that the Twitter narrative will become the proper narrative of it.
You know, you will get people covering it.
It's the BBC's fault.
It's sus.
Yeah.
And again, I'm just, I'm not saying that people don't go if you really want to go.
I'm just saying that you have to be, you have to have your head on a swivel.
It will be difficult.
Because there will be teams of police going around looking for white people to arrest and attack so that they can get their narrative and they can say, you know, we made arrests and what they don't tell you.
So what the BBC might do is it might show you a crowd of Hamas supporters and then say the police made 17 arrests and then not tell you that all 17 of those were natives.
Yeah.
Entirely possible.
Colin says, I was in Llantristrent in Wales earlier this year.
Never heard of it.
And the chippy was run by Indians.
Of course it was.
Why wouldn't it be?
Oh, that happens a lot now.
Yeah.
But just how did they arrive?
Like a tiny village in Wales.
There is a great tweet I saw the other day from Steve Laws, where he just said, I don't care about the Empire, it has nothing to do with me.
Like, why are we sitting around trying to uphold it in any regard?
I owe no debt to anyone in the former Empire.
That's why I want to restore the Kingdom of Wessex.
No, you get this aspect of the patriotic movement in the UK that's imperialist and sees the empire as something glorious and therefore parts of this are okay and it's just like... I don't know, really.
I got a good quote from Kevin Fox here.
I claim Pig Hill for Islam.
Sorry, Mahmood.
Shanika already claimed it for the Blacks 7,000 years ago, apparently.
But it sounds like we really do need to get Swindon renamed as literally Pig Hill.
Well, I mean, that's literally what it is.
Yeah, but make it over, I don't know, Haram Pig Hill or something like that and just see if they keep coming then.
Ignacio says, I feel my xenophobia rising with every single foreign language or flag of people that hate me that I'm forced to see or hear.
Yeah.
My brother, your name is Ignacio.
Would I totally agree?
Yeah.
I mean, we've spoken before about international nationalism.
Yeah.
I go to Poland.
I only want to see Polish flag.
Hell yeah, man.
Like if, if I was in Greece, I'd be absolutely sickened.
Turkey!
Turkey number one!
I would be personally angry about that.
I'm not Greek.
Turkey?
You want to see turkey number one?
In Greece, you don't want to see turkey number one.
Exactly.
I'm going to read one comment before we end off my segment because it's irritatingly cogent.
So, Caroline List says, I started getting those letters from my daughter's primary school in 2020 here in Bolton.
After the first couple, the description stopped mentioning her, Misty.
There we are, and on that bombshell.
Whenever the media doesn't give you a description, that's a description.
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