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Nov. 29, 2023 - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters
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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #795
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Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters.
I'm joined by Connor and Josh.
Hello there.
And today we're going to be talking about the fact that some people are quoted as saying, we're here to stab white people.
The New Neighbours, I think, are the ones being quoted as saying that.
The New Neighbours?
Yeah, the New Neighbours.
Or the new series.
Drink for France.
There's a TV show called Neighbours?
Do you not know this?
It's the Australian long-running soap drama.
Welcome to the IMDB of the Lotus Eaters.
Do I watch Austr... No, I don't watch Australian soap opera.
It's on TV.
Yeah, it's just a very popular, famous... It's where Kylie Minogue and Jason... What's his name?
Well, I don't think it's them.
I think it's some of the new French.
So, we're also going to be talking about Dr. Wuzware, which... All of our childhoods are going to be killed.
And also the new Irish, who are just as wonderful as the French Irish.
Lots of newness today, isn't there?
There's a new world.
New French, new Dr. Who, new Irish.
That really is a good way of summarising everything now.
There's a new thing!
What have you done?
I've made it worse!
Cool!
That's what we needed.
Got some new knives.
They're circular.
Whatever.
Well, one of these stories wouldn't have happened if that were true.
We have an announcement to make, though, which is tomorrow at 3pm, so just after the podcast.
We have a new Lads Out, of course, so if you enjoy chatting shite, you can come and join us.
And we have The View, but for men.
And this episode is on, is the right to getting any wins?
Me boys.
Yar.
Anyway, so do come and join.
Pirates.
And we will be doing pirate impressions now, apparently, and having a good time.
It's also worth mentioning as well, Rumble is running ads on the live podcast and we have tried everything to get them to stop and we can't.
Speaking of piracy.
Yeah.
Thanks guys.
We do like Rumble, it's just... It's not us choosing to do this by the way, it's so frustrating.
Also the chat isn't working for me, so if someone can... I was about to ask if someone in the chat could let me know.
My brain doesn't work.
Well anyway, we shall begin with not fun.
Yeah, this is going to be quite depressing, so...
I want to draw your attention to this really quite horrible story and it is something that, you know, I've been working at Lotus Eaters now for over three years and this is something that really had quite a profound effect on me.
So I wanted to try and humour putting yourself in the shoes of people who were victims in this.
It really is as harrowing as it gets.
So here we have Krepel in France.
If I zoom out a little bit here, you can see sort of southeasterly France, south of Lyon.
And another important place which we'll be returning to is this place down here, Romans sur Isere, which I think is Romans on the river Isere.
That's what it means.
I don't know why I'm translating the French.
Yes, Krepel is an idyllic place.
I've realised that my stream deck is not working.
Yeah, it doesn't work.
Hang on, I'm going to have to... It's alright, I can do it at the top here.
So, here it is.
It looks lovely.
It looks rural.
It looks like something out of a postcard.
It looks like French Smallville, basically.
It does.
It looks like something out of a dream.
It looks lovely, is the point I'm trying to make.
So this is Krepel, as I said, and in 2020 it had a population of 532 people.
So it's a quaint, small French village, really, and I think it looks lovely.
I'd love to visit a place like that.
So on Saturday the 18th of November, which just so happens to be my birthday, They had what was described by the mayor of the village, Martine Lagut, as a simple dance party with a sound system organized by the village's festivities committee.
So now I want to put you in the shoes of a particular person who was there that day.
So imagine you were 16 again and you're at a party with the people you live around, everyone you know, your friends, maybe your family as well.
And I remember when I was 16, you know, you go to these events, you think nothing bad can happen to you.
You think the world is ahead of you.
Everything's great.
The energy, the excitement you had for your future and about the opportunities available to you were tangible.
And I think I would give pretty much anything to experience that again.
Everyone was having fun at this village party, really, I suppose we can call it.
And then, out of nowhere, 15 to 20 youths, as they've been called by the mainstream French press, started Stabbing all of the attendants.
They stabbed, there was what, 15, 20 of them, and they just started stabbing people.
Many of them were quite young, like 16 to 18.
And I'm going to read some of the accounts.
They are quite harrowing.
It's not something that you want to listen to with children around.
So if you do have children around, please, you know, Either pause this and come back to it or, you know, make sure they're out of the room because it's horrible.
And I'm going to be focusing on a 16-year-old called Thomas who was caught out in this attack when he was outside, I think, smoking.
And he was stabbed in the neck and heart, seemingly for no reason whatsoever, at least from his perception.
After the assailants, these unnamed youths as the media would have you believe, they all scattered and he was rushed to hospital but unfortunately on the way he died and all in all there were 17 victims obviously.
He died on the way and two were also left in critical condition.
So that's to my mind equivalent to a terror attack, right?
So I want to draw attention to this article, Crepel Tragedy, Village Brawl or Ethnic War, because it's talking about the fact that the media tried to characterize this in France as just, you know, they got drunk in a village and there was a disagreement, a fight.
Of course, that's not what happened at all.
I'm going to read some of the quotes.
These are on here.
It's all compiled there, but they're from local media sources, which I have checked.
I'm okay at French, so I can read that media in its original language from the sources.
I think it's mostly a local newspaper that's been actually on the ground talking to the people there and getting these direct quotes that I'm pulling, but I have corroborated them.
I'm going to read a direct quote here.
On the internet it says it was a brawl, but it wasn't a brawl.
We didn't want to fight at the ball, wrote statements in the article.
Le Dauphiné Libéré, a local newspaper.
Hugo, 18, who was at the dance party, re-characterized the incident.
I was near the entrance.
I saw Thomas being stabbed in the heart and throat.
There was a battle between the attackers, those who had the courage to stand up to them, and those who had the courage to stand up to them.
Maxence, also aged 18, echoed this.
It was a bloodbath.
Some youths surrounded the village hall and were stabbing people blind.
The bouncer had his finger cut off.
It was chaos.
And they characterized the profile of the attackers and they said, guys from La Monnie, and in this article they say, i.e.
young people from a so-called sensitive area of the neighboring town, Romans-sur-Isere, So I want to go to this next article here.
So after the riots in that place, the district feels disgained.
That's a weird translation, but basically like disillusioned, right?
So there's a picture of that district there and there should be, if you go to the, hang on, I'll do it John.
Sorry, my one works.
Okay.
If you can, if you can move it ahead to that, that Google maps link.
There we go.
So here we are.
This, this is the same place from the picture.
My, my years of playing GeoGuessr have paid off.
Um, and, and here we are.
And you might notice something about this neighborhood.
Um, something, um, that is true of a lot of places that receive large amounts of immigration.
Um, Here we have lots of sort of low rent houses.
We see this in Swindon, don't we, where lots of the recent migrants who are first generation move into places like this.
So it might lead one to conclude that this area might be an area that has a high migrant population.
This is why I call them battery farms.
They're small, cramped conditions.
They're built to spec just to put as many people in a place expediently as possible.
Yeah, and the disillusion here, and if we go back to here, that event there where they had the riots in this small town of about 50,000 people, I think, off the top of my head.
They had riots about the shooting of that 17-year-old who refused to stop his car when armed police asked him to stop because he was driving without a license.
He didn't want to stop, and they shot him.
He had prior convictions as well, so it wasn't like this was just a one-time behavior.
Yeah, and that officer is facing trial.
I don't know the rules of conduct, so I can't really comment on whether he's going to be prosecuted or not.
I have also covered the consequences of the French riots as well around this if you want to know a bit more about it, but I'm not necessarily going to focus on this too much.
It's just the backdrop for general discontent in a specific community in France that is not the native French.
So here we have that local news outlet, and I'm going to read some from here.
This says, uh, we were having fun.
We were among friends having a good time together a little towards the end.
Some people arrived.
I heard things were getting busy outside.
There was a crowd.
I went out, I got stabbed in the shoulder and back.
I saw my friend Thomas being stabbed.
I, I was scared.
Um, I went back into the room.
I saw another friend of mine gets, um, stabbed in the back.
I compressed his wound to make a tourniquet.
He was hitting the kidney.
It was a horror for me.
It was clearly an attack.
The attacker said, we are here to stab white people.
Right, well, the motivation seems pretty cut and dry.
It does, yes.
And this has been corroborated by a bunch of the witnesses.
They basically said more or less the same thing.
There's not really any conflict in the accounts of the people who were there.
So you can't say, oh, that's just one person's opinion because they've all corroborated each other's.
And it goes on to pretty much say the same thing.
His neighbor confirms these comments and adds, it wasn't just a fight like we're used to where there's little punches thrown at each other.
We all had village balls this summer.
Had a good ball.
There's always a fight at the end.
Otherwise, it's not a good ball.
That's spoken like a true teenager, isn't it?
But that wasn't it.
We saw between 15 and 20 people arrive.
We didn't know them.
They took out knives.
They were there to kill.
We experienced it like an attack.
And that is, from doing some digging, exactly what it seems to have gone down here.
It seemed like a deliberate attack on native French people.
And the fact that this happened in a really small village as well, of 500 people, it's not like it's a large city where it'd still be a vile and disgusting thing to happen, but you could at least see how these people would come into contact with one another.
These people, these 15 to 20 people, traveled out of their way to target this event and stab people in a small village.
So if it can happen there, it can happen anywhere in France.
It's like a barbarian sacking.
It's exactly that.
And it makes you think, doesn't it, that Britain's not too far off the French in this respect, in terms of immigration.
Well, if you aren't even safe in a small village, roving gangs are setting out to stab you just because of the colour of your skin.
Then who is safe in the West anymore?
Any country that's had mass immigration, you can't guarantee your own safety and you can't always just have your guard up constantly that there might be some sort of terror attack.
That's not any way to live.
And this was totally avoidable.
but one based on race as well.
I mean, this incident probably says more about attackers than anything else.
The small village that they've probably never been to, they've never interacted with, these people have done nothing to the attackers.
Well, of course, they're seeing it along race-fuel lines, aren't they?
And then they decide, because these people in a village I've never been to, I've never met, I've never done anything towards me, because they're white, I'm going to go and stab them.
Mm-hmm.
That is a mental situation to have your mind at, for anyone.
And for them to do this to people not even in their own town, but to people who go out of their way to do it.
In the Western world, people tend to view other people on the basis of the actions they themselves have done.
Of course, not everyone's perfect, but that generally is the rule, and it seems like there are lots of people who are coming to the Western world who don't share this view, and it's being overlooked and covered up by politicians and the media.
But it's not even we disagree on a few religious aspects, disagree about how women should dress or something like that.
These individuals you're describing literally say we're killing white people because they're white.
It's irreconcilable differences.
You will never have peace with those people.
You just can't have them here.
So, there was marches in lots of different cities, because of course this was quite an upsetting thing, and you know, rightfully so, people were upset.
And this isn't you either, for crying out loud.
No, it's not.
I mean, was it...
And then the...
The recent baby attempted stabbing?
Yeah.
I've lost track of the amount of children who have been murdered in a situation similar in France.
There was a video recently of a black migrant running up to a woman's house and trying to drag the children out of the house.
I saw that, yeah.
It's just endless examples of this.
So I think people are perfectly valid in saying that this state of immigration needs to be looked at because people are coming into our country that could have been prevented from coming here and doing some of the most appalling things, not only to adults but targeting children as well.
There's no more barbaric thing you can really do than harm innocent children in my mind.
I think that the demonization, as we're about to see, of these people who are concerned about their country, in my view, is absolutely disgusting.
I think it is tantamount to a cover-up.
The French government has urged calm after Tien's death at Party Sparks.
Here we have a trick out of the Anglosphere's far-right riots.
It's not just that, it's Tien's death.
Oh, did he just keel over and have a heart attack related to climate change or something?
No, he was murdered by a gang of roving racists that were imported into the country by policies from the elite.
And now, and this is something that Carl said about yesterday, It's that they call you far-right because if they meant fascist or they meant mid-century German, they'd say that.
Instead, they're trying to marginalise the obviously acceptable concerns of everyday people who go, I don't want my children at threat from a bunch of criminals who shouldn't be here, as far-right because it's easier to crack down on you as the enemy if you put them in some kind of ideological sheep's pen.
And of course, concerns about not getting your children stabbed doesn't make you far-right.
In fact, most parents, I should hope, don't want that to happen.
And, yeah, I just find this very strange.
So, they also, I'm going to read a little bit about what Macron's doing, because he seems to care more about the French right, as it's been characterized, than he does the actual Olivier Véran, the spokesman of Emmanuel Macron, went to the village of Crepeau in southeastern France where Thomas was killed in a bid to keep a lid on tensions.
The death of Thomas is a, this is a direct quote, a tragedy that puts us at risk of tipping over of our society if we don't rise to the occasion.
Well what tips over French society is that you disrupted the peace of it by bringing a bunch of foreign criminals in.
This is almost exactly the same containment effort that you've covered before Callum with, it was in regards to the Nottingham stab up, but it's happened with London Bridge, every single terror attack, where the government runs narrative interference to keep their mass migration policies looking palatable by calling anyone that opposes it racist rather than addressing the root of the actual actions that cause people to protest versus bringing all these criminals in in the first place.
Absolutely, I 100% agree.
And he carries on to say, it's up to the judiciary to render justice, not the French public themselves, but they were going out I know there was a case of people going to the suburb and looking for trouble, but it was a very small handful of people and obviously we don't advocate for just beating up innocent people, there's no need for that.
But they're characterizing it as if everyone who is concerned about this is somehow some sort of far-right vigilante, which is just simply not true.
He did acknowledge the fact that the death of Thomas was not just the result of a mere fight in a village dance.
I mean, wow, what a small mercy that is.
I mean, only when it's emerged very clearly that it was an orchestrated terror attack, in my view.
Because of course, it's worth mentioning that suburb, they were writing about a Muslim, so clearly there's And there's some sort of Islamic connection here.
And many of the witnesses to the attack said they were probably North African.
They speculated maybe Nigerian or Moroccan, Nigerian and Algerian.
And of course, France has a connection because of colonial ties to those countries, right?
That seems like a reasonable assumption about the attackers.
They saw them right.
They heard them shouting things.
They also were shouting slurs for white people in Arabic.
So one can assume that they were Muslims.
The French state has not released any detail whatsoever about the attackers and I imagine it's going to be one of those situations where people are going to be very much dragging their feet about releasing information because it's going to make people very angry when they realize they let people into France Who went on to murder people, and this is an avoidable thing.
And when they're targeting kids, it's the most frustrating of all.
It's infuriating.
I mean, I'm trying to keep my composure here just so I can actually give you the news, but it's really, really got under my skin, the fact that this has happened.
So The BBC has also joined in on this dogpiling of people who don't want children to be stabbed by referring to them as ultra-right.
Oh, we've graduated now, have we?
It's not the far-right, it's not the hard-right anymore, it's the ultra-right.
Reminds me of Pokeballs.
Yeah.
Are we going to get the master-right soon?
Or the great-right or something?
I just find it boring.
You ran out of using the word far right, so you went with ultra right.
Cool.
Yeah.
And it's just disgusting.
They're basically carrying water for the attackers by focusing on the people that are annoyed about it.
And it's making a mountain out of a molehill.
Just like, oh, we're concerned about the ultra right.
Well, they're not the ones going around stabbing children, are they?
So why?
I can't even think of a single, maybe this is a bias someone can tell me, of native French people engaging in lots of terrorist attacks against Algerian migrants.
It just doesn't happen.
No.
I mean in the UK we have far more terror attacks organized by refugees.
We've had I think one or two organized by natives.
The only one that they usually cite is Joe Cox's murder by a crazy schizophrenic who self-identified as a mid-century German.
But that's not him killing a migrant population.
No.
The thing I was thinking of was Finsbury Park Mosque.
After the three Muslim terrorist attacks, there was an English guy who went and mowed down some Muslims with his van.
You don't get that symmetry.
No, you don't, do you?
It only goes one way, which is true of a lot of violence associated with immigration.
And it's very frustrating that you get called pejorative terms, as the media intend them to be, for simply pointing out statistical facts, really.
That's ultimately what it is.
It's not even statistical facts, it's saying, hey, here's a story where a bunch of innocent kids were stabbed.
You're not even looking at numbers, you're looking at... Well, there is that element as well.
Yeah, it's in the immediate aftermath of children Being butchered?
I did.
But that's why I bring up the symmetry.
Like, if you're sitting here as a news organization and dealing with the real threat to society here, it's not protests.
My contempt for the journalists that write these sorts of stories in the wake of this sort of thing is unfathomably high at the minute.
I just can't fathom what goes through a human being's head when they think, oh, some children have been stabbed.
I'd better defend the attackers for my ideology.
Well, it's a threat to the consensus reality.
That's what it is.
You know, if for some reason something I believed resulted in children getting stabbed, I would at least sit and rethink my worldview.
It's just so insufferable.
But it's not just limited to this, of course.
As Callum covered, the Dublin riots had a similar thing where a migrant stabbed children.
And again, the people who were upset about it were called far-right.
They're the real problem.
Well, this is the subtitle of the article.
Perhaps the mayhem in city centre last week will finally end politicians' complacency about violent anti-immigrant groups.
Oh, so it's not the fault of the immigrant for stabbing children 20 years after coming here, when he should have been deported for a prior offence anyway, it's the fault of the native population who weren't asked if they wanted this for saying, we didn't want this and now we still don't want it and they should be the ones that should be oppressed.
And then the BBC as well, just to show how past in the media is being, rallied to support migrant days after Dublin riot.
This, by the way, was held on a Monday daytime and so had a really small turnout.
So the BBC has ran with this, which kind of limits the ability to see the scope of the rally.
But if you scroll down, you know how quite often at rallies you get pictures to get a gauge of how big they are.
There's an empty street and there's a picture of the riots themselves.
You don't really get a measure for how many people turned out.
They said more than 500.
Right.
More than 500 people attended a solidarity rally in Dublin.
But it's interesting that the BBC's happy to report on this.
They don't say extreme left-wingers, people who are happy to support policies that result in children getting stabbed.
They didn't run it like that, did they?
They've basically tried to write a puff piece.
Like, look at these lovely Irish people that we agree with, who've come out in defence even after all of this.
Aren't they great?
That's what they've done.
The partisanship is clear, in my mind.
So, if we go To this article, a mayor from the town in which some of the suspects are from has said it's delinquent parents.
They come from parents who are already delinquent and she's supposedly right-wing.
Oh, they wouldn't have stabbed white people if we'd just given them more youth clubs.
Is that what we're running with here?
It's a slightly harder line version of that, yeah, pretty much.
Just, oh, well, they're bad apples.
She's saying, oh, there's a hundred people that are ruining it for the rest of us.
How old were said attackers?
Because we don't have much information on them other than their racial animosity, do we?
A couple were minors, but some of them were sort of in their early 20s.
At least from the information that's come out so far, but it could be subject to change.
Maybe they've got the wrong people even, but I think I'm going to trust the accounts of the people who actually saw them rather than the state or the police who have an incentive not to be completely transparent.
And, um, finally, um, I did want to draw attention to the fact that, um, Remix Reports, I've not been able to find this in too many other places.
So maybe take this with a pinch of salt that there have been nine people arrested.
And I don't know whether this is the case, but hopefully they can get to the bottom of who did this and catch all of the people who did it and, uh, punish them appropriately.
which in my mind would be very severe.
I need to crack out the old guillotine perhaps.
The last execution was in 79 off the top of my head, but a deliberate terror attack where they're targeting children, I think it does warrant that.
I hope you're not too depressed after me drawing attention to this, but this is very, very important.
I think this story, the fact it's a small town and a coordinated attack on it where they targeted innocent children.
I don't think it can get much worse than this, really.
It just goes to show how far this has gone now and it's infuriating.
John's trying to highlight here, France's Black Friday, Moroccan migrant brutally hacks elderly couple with butcher's knife inside a crowded mall food court.
It's a revolving door of these stories of brutality at this point.
There's zero of them in Poland.
What could possibly be the difference?
Yeah, it's almost like there's different immigration policies, isn't it?
And yes, it seems to be life or death, this immigration question now, because the state, the police, the media don't care if you're a white person getting killed.
They're going to carry water for the attackers.
And it's one of the most infuriating things I've probably ever covered.
And I suppose just share this story around.
I suppose that's all we can do at this moment in time.
Almost feels tonally inappropriate to go from one severe murder to another, I suppose, but big deep breath out because we're going to try and have a little bit of fun as our childhoods approach us.
I feel like I need it, yeah.
having tech hiccups.
That's fine.
Alright, speaking of broken things, I suppose.
Let's talk about...
Oh, hang on a minute.
I'll go back.
I'll go back.
That's fine.
Don't worry.
We'll restart.
Don't worry, YouTube.
This isn't in it.
I mean, this probably won't be on YouTube anyway.
Anyway, right.
Boom.
Yeah, let's talk about Doctor Who, which I think lots of people were holding their breath to see what the revival would be like.
I was holding my breath only to hope that I'd pass out and die.
Yeah, so you could not have to watch the episode.
I don't think many hopes were high for Russell T. Davies coming back for certain reasons that we will cover in the next little bit, but for kids of the early 2000s, we all grew up in 2005 revival.
We have fond memories of the Eccleston launch.
I know I really fancied Billy Piper growing up.
David Tennant was properly good.
A bit more of a Matt Smith man myself, but those first six seasons, great stuff.
Started to taper off when Capaldi came in.
Then Jodie Whittaker almost utterly butchered it, and now David Tennant's back.
I hoped that Capaldi could have... I didn't actually watch that because I felt like it had its time with me but I wanted Capaldi to be like the sort of Thick of It character that he had.
Where he'd come in effing and jeffing and swearing at aliens, shouting at them until they are intimidated and give up.
He did a little bit of that in season 10 but he was bogged down by his companions.
I'm a massive Doctor Who fan.
I had a collection of literally every DVD and a magazine series that came out.
I remember those magazines.
I don't know how many people were actually holding their breath for this because I imagine it's similar for, well it is similar because we can look at the viewing figures, but after David Tennant and some Matt Smith stuff, most people just kind of tuned out.
4 million dropped off a week by, you got to Capaldi and then it dropped down to about 3 million people that watched the specials for Jodie Whittaker.
So that was about 7 to 8 million audience drop off from the peak.
And that's with more humans around as well than 2000s.
Higher population, yeah.
And that's with iPlayer as well.
Yeah, and with iPlayer and everything else and all the other increases you could possibly do to try and help at the BBC.
Everyone, I think, is aware that woman, Doctor Who, happened.
And then it went full-on woke, retarded.
It was quite bad with Capaldi, though.
So in the early days, Doctor Who was always a tad progressive-flavoured.
But because the political zeitgeist wasn't so unbearable, things like Captain Jack bonking everyone in sight, no matter their sex, was just an endearing part of his scallywork character.
But also there was a reason in the universe, which is humanity expands all over the universe and then we kind of become sexual degenerate, the Doctor says at one point.
So yeah, you go around having sex and everything.
That's why he's the way he is.
And then you get to a couple episodes like Empty Child or Robot of Sherwood where Mark Gatiss throws in a pro-Marx line.
You could just write those episodes off.
Then it gets to Season 10 with Peter Capaldi and Bill, who is named after the first Doctor actor William Hartnell, and is a black lesbian.
And then they go to the Frost Fair and she notices that suddenly all the Victorians are black?
And she mentions this, and Pete Capaldi goes, so was Jesus, history was a whitewash.
Um, she wasn't.
That happened.
Well, it was a factual lie as well, because Stephen Moffat was interviewed by the BBC about this, and he said, we've got to tell a kind of lie.
We look back in history and say, how would it have been better?
And so we've made it more diverse.
That was in a BBC article.
So, Doctor Who's been going down for quite some time, but people thought, okay, maybe we can at least, before it crashes and burns with Nguti Gatwa, Who is a Rwandan migrant who went to Scotland, who is non-binary and gay, and who says the doctor's gonna use they-them pronouns.
Before he becomes a doctor, we've got David Tennant back for three episodes.
I thought that was a joke!
I didn't know that was real!
Yeah.
He's the next doctor.
Okay.
He's the next doctor.
This is why they've put David Tennant up.
Now, people thought maybe David Tennant might be able to bring some joy, but like a little bit.
Sorry to report, I've watched it, and it's one of the worst things I've ever seen.
It was comparable to, essentially, the kind of progressive skin-suiting you would get if your mum had just announced that she'd divorced your dad, and then to smooth things over at the dinner table, she dug up your nan's corpse and puppeteered her around.
That's how this feels to watch.
Blimey, I wasn't expecting that analogy, but... It's horrible.
It must have been bad for them.
Oh, I'm going to sit you through some of the most skin-crawling cringe clips imaginable, boys.
So sit back, relax, and enjoy me torturing my colleagues with our dead childhoods.
If you'd prefer a better time travel narrative, you can subscribe to the website for as little as £5 a month and watch me and Harry's passion project, namely mine, which is The Politics of Life is Strange, which is actually a really good and popular video, so I'm really chuffed with that.
But until then, we're going to suffer through Doctor Who.
What are you cackling about?
Chad's just like, put a black in it and make it lame and gay!
Was that the South Park thing recently?
I'm so checked out of contemporary culture.
So, this is the reason that people thought, well, Russell T Davies is coming back.
He was the showrunner that relaunched it.
Maybe it's going to be good.
Turns out Russell T Davies wrote a... We covered this back when he did it.
We did, yeah.
This was accepting an award for It's a Sin, which was a drama about the 80s AIDS crisis, which is essentially where a bunch of gay men had unprotected sex and died.
Which... Okay.
That's how it works, yeah.
lifestyle choices may have led to this but neither here nor there so he gave a speech saying the LGB alliance were conducting a trans genocide so his exact quotes were in the speech to which everyone clapped of course one of their favorite things to do is say oh lgbtqia plus isn't that funny you've got so many letters well yeah it kind of is because you just keep expanding the acronym but but fine bro you literally have a plus at the end yeah It's limitless expansion.
It's like the UN's definition of woman, where it's like an eldritch god, timeless, formless, the world.
They should just go by plus, surely, that's easier.
Like Elon Musk rebranded to X. It's just simpler and easier.
Just be plus now.
Plus movement.
In what society is having too many letters a bad thing?
One where you try to speak coherently, I suppose?
This whole speech.
Is he not familiar with the Tower of Babel?
Good reference.
More letters is good.
He literally says more letters equals more good.
Alright?
More letters includes everyone.
But then along comes the LGB alliance and they say, no, we can only have three letters.
We're going to cut off the T. You can't have LGBT.
We're going to cut off the LGB from the T. To cut out the T is to kill.
No, the LGB Alliance's contention is that it's actually incoherent to have a sexuality-based rights movement and a sexuality and gender abolition movement together.
It's about as incoherent as your speech is, Russell, but that's fine.
I've got some letters for Russell T. Davis.
Do you have the rest of the speech?
Oh, where he just decides to cut off the T from a bunch of different words.
Yeah, he literally gets rid of the letter T from it.
So he just sounds incoherent.
And it's just like, this isn't making the point you think it is.
This is just you being a moron on stage.
Yeah, it's you babbling like an imbecile.
And it turns out that's basically must have been how he wrote the script, given the delivery in the actual episode.
So ahead of this, David Tennant's Doctor was relaunched, and much like they did in 2006, his first appearance was in a Children in Need episode after he regenerated.
So they did like a five-minute Children in Need special, which is Back in 2006, this was the connected tissue between The Parting of the Ways and The Christmas Invasion, where he talks about going to the planet Barcelona and then collapses, and that feeds into him getting his suit and everything in the Sikorak ship.
So, in this one, they decided to have him crash land on the Daleks' home planet, right before the Daleks are invented, and he accidentally names the Daleks, gives them a plunger, and gives them the word exterminate.
Hello.
Just passing by because I got a bit lost.
roysler canon but that's fine one of the important things sorry that's that's terrible i agree it's annoying but but we we it's not the worst thing you're going to hear today right so this is how it opened this is the first line from david tenet's doctor after he regenerates right so hello just passing by because i've got a bit lost it's funny 60 minutes ago
is this really brilliant woman.
And I've got this old face back again.
I mean, why?
Why?
Because that really brilliant woman killed the series.
Yeah, I knew she was crap.
Yeah, because nobody's bloody watching, that's why.
The thing that's so cringe about this is because David's Scottish, sorry to say it but it is a problem with the Scots right now, he has no mechanism to actually defend himself to what's been done to his legacy.
But he's just going along with this, you can see it, it's just like No.
No one else can go along with this, man.
Callum, he's not.
He's fully bought on board with it.
I'm sorry to say.
That's what I mean.
I won't prove that by the end.
That's what I'm saying.
Like, he's fully going along with everything.
It's just like, you... No other self-respecting person would.
This is terrible.
I understand now.
I thought, because most people are going to watch this and think that David Tennant is just sort of turning up and doing as he's told.
No, he's on board.
He's a bought-in ideologue, unfortunately.
Speaking of bought-in ideologues, this mini-episode included Davros.
But not Davros as you know him.
You're cackling because you've already seen what happens.
I'm going to play this clip from Russell T Davies, where he talks about his need to update Davros.
Taste has moved on, and there's a problem with Davros of old, in that he's a wheelchair user who is evil.
And I had problems with that.
A lot of us on the production team had problems with that, of associating disability with evil.
And trust me, there's a very long tradition of this.
I'm not blaming people in the past at all.
But the world changes.
and when the world changes, Doctor Who has to change as well.
We can evolve, we can start anew, we can become stronger.
So we made the choice to bring back Davros without the facial scarring and without the wheelchair or his support unit, which functions as a wheelchair, It's not a wheelchair.
I say, this is how we see Davros now.
This is what he looks like.
This is 2023.
This is our lens.
This is our eye.
Things used to be black and white.
They're not in black and white anymore.
And Davros used to look like that.
And he looks like this now.
And that, we are absolutely standing by.
I think because it's Children in Need night, it's a night where Issues of disability or otherness or being excluded from society come right to the front of the conversation.
So of all the nights to make this change, I think it's absolutely vital to do this.
And I'm very, very, very proud.
On behalf of all those children that identify with Davros, I mean, God forbid we offend people that have a giant blue eye in the middle of their forehead.
I want to sort of paraphrase Forrest Gump and say, Davros, you got new legs.
He's a cyborg.
He's genuinely a cyborg and he's done this to himself.
It's not like he tripped down a flight of stairs or had a skiing accident.
He decided to make himself a war machine.
And he's a villain!
Like, you're not meant to feel sympathetic for him.
Besides the obvious retardation of being like, men in wheelchair evil, therefore all men in wheelchair evil.
No one thought that.
I did notice that they dressed him up like a mid-century German as well.
Yeah, this is the problem with them.
Literally all they can see is representation.
I saw some green text saying this, and it's so on the money, which is, they see person in wheelchair who evil, therefore that's all they can see whatsoever.
They can't see Davros himself.
So when they had to make a character who's evil, they literally just chose a white man.
That's what they've done.
They've made him a white man now.
They just made him a Nazi.
How creative!
Wow!
The race, I forget the name of the race, but they were meant to be some kind of weird alien fascists.
Yeah, but they were meant to be some race of alien fascists anyway.
They had the uniforms, the ones who weren't, in cyborg outfits.
But that wasn't the point.
It was never about, oh my god, he's in a wheelchair, therefore he's evil, therefore... I can't, I can't reason.
I'm sorry, you literally made the enemy a white man just because that's how your brain thinks, even in your terms?
Because if a man in a wheelchair equals wheelchair people bad, and then you make the enemy here white man, well what does that mean, Russell?
Also, his deformity is a consequence of his own actions.
He dies as a result of his own hubris.
In the revival that Russell T Davies brought him back in, I'm getting mad about nothing.
Anyway, so people point this out to him, including people that are in wheelchairs, and Rossity Davis doesn't like fan feedback very much because someone responded to him on Instagram saying, Davros isn't a wheelchair user.
He's partially mutated Karlid in a life support system halfway between Karlid and Dalek.
Like, I was perfectly fine seeing Davros pre-accident.
I think a lot of fans have wanted to see this for some time, but to insist that this is for better representation of disabled people is just utterly bizarre.
If we're going to pretend, as you suggest, Davros was never in the chair, or he just got better, well, that undermines one of the greatest villains who ever lived.
And Russell T Davies, who doesn't have better things to do than just to reply to people in his comments, just went tough.
I don't care.
I'm going to destroy your series, everything you liked, and you're going to have to live with it.
Yes.
I'm just going to tune out.
Yep.
Not going to watch.
Yep.
Not going to watch after this first one.
Also, this was Russell T Davies' replacement disabled character in the episode.
So there was a brand new unit scientist, I think she's Advisor 56, And she's in a wheelchair!
Oh, that's a very humanising name, Advisor56.
I forget what her actual name is because she's such a forgettable character.
Other than this one scene, right?
Brace yourself.
Oh, she's got a chair.
She's got a chair with a missile launcher.
Whoa.
All wheelchair people have missiles.
With knockout darts.
Whoa.
All wheelchair people are murderers.
Whoa.
Well, yeah, following that same logic.
As Nerd Erotic pointed out, it's like, right, Eunuch clearly has a great budget where you have a missile launching, darting chair.
But first of all, earlier in the episode, she can't go up a flight upstairs.
So why doesn't it have a jetpack in it?
And also, if you can build this kind of technology, why don't you just build yourself an exosuit and walk?
Because then it wouldn't be representation, would it?
Yes, but it would make sense, and that would be a much better episode.
But of course, I'm just thinking about coherent writing here.
So, this was the episode, The Starbeast.
Now, it's based on an old comic strip by Dave Gibbons, the guy that authored Watchmen.
So it's a pretty famous one.
It's one that's in the beloved canon of the extended universe of Doctor Who, which the BBC are now branding The Who-niverse.
Part of this is their very, very gay, very, very trans direct quote podcast.
So glad they're expanding that out.
Just some general thoughts on the episode, right?
So first of three specials, it feels totally soulless.
They've got loads of establishing shots.
It feels a bit like a Disney Plus show.
All the performances feel phoned in.
Nobody's giving a particularly compelling line delivery.
They also keep telling you how beautiful it is.
The New Companion is.
The New Companion is a 20-year-old transgender actor called Rose.
Yes.
They're literally doing the skin suit.
Of Billy Piper's character.
Yeah.
I'm just going to jump into some clips, which, if this does go out on YouTube, who knows at this point, you probably won't be able to watch them.
We'll just talk about them afterwards, just in case.
Brace yourselves, gents.
So, the first one, one of the introductions to this Rose character, is that they get deadnamed.
Doctor Who.
Because this was a necessary scene.
Oh, Jason, you alright?
Looking good, Jason.
Oh, get them.
Is that Josie Wingate's boy?
Just leave it.
Well, I'm gonna tell her.
Because I remember she had lots of names at school.
And I should know.
I invented them.
Right.
We should make something entertaining.
It's not even a feasible depiction of deadnaming because they were quite far away.
All they could just see is the back of someone's head.
It was so forced in there, it's not like it's an actual part of the story in any way.
It is.
Oh, really?
Yes.
The entire episode is a trans allegory.
I'm not joking.
Everything from the lighting in the TARDIS towards the end where it goes pink and blue, to how the conflict gets resolved.
And most people thought, okay, they're playing a... Does transgenderism save the day?
Multiple times.
Amazing.
What a brilliant writer.
It turns out the Daleks are really vulnerable to puberty blockers.
It doesn't save the day for about 40% of said transgenders, but there we go.
That's all right.
Okay.
Next clip, in case that you weren't put off by that.
You know how Donna's mom is a sort of beloved character because she's comedic relief.
She always puts the doctor in his place.
She decides to keep her daughter safe.
Well, they just decided to basically disparage her and make Donna a pronoun-policing Karen.
Alright, let's just play this one.
Is she alright?
Boy's from school.
I'll never know.
Why not say she looks gorgeous?
Is that right?
I mean, is it sexist?
Never said it to him when he was... Oh.
Oh, sorry.
Does she look gorgeous?
Yes.
Well, stop worrying.
I just get so clumsy.
I know.
So do I. So what happens?
You have a kid.
You think, good, I've got it.
That's mine.
And then she grows up into this extraordinary, beautiful thing and you think, where the hell did she come from?
How lucky am I?
In the space of about five minutes, they call this transgender actor beautiful and gorgeous about four times.
It's like Pavlovian conditioning to make sure the audience affirms them.
It's not dialogue.
It's reaching through the screen and smacking you with the message.
Look what you did, Russell T. Davis.
Look, this is a defeated man now.
I looked like that on the train this morning, rewatching this garbage.
I know, it's depressing.
Why did they turn my favourite show into Marxist propaganda?
I mean, they tried it a couple of times, but it was at least more subtle, and you should write the episodes off.
I'm sorry, mate.
I don't know.
Because they've killed her as well!
Like, you can get this right.
I'm looking at that footage there, and I remember Donna and her mother.
None of those people are in that footage there.
Donna and her mother have been killed and replaced with some people I don't know.
Talking about politics for some bloody reason.
It does get worse as well.
So the villain of this piece is something called the Meep.
Now they play on E.T.
a little bit because the meep gets found by rose among some bins in a back alley and rose puts them in the shed among a bunch of soft toys that they're making and selling abroad to dubai on their online business and donna discovers the meep by prodding it in the eye thinking it's a soft toy so they all scream and run to the living room and the doctor ends up there and he's trying to solve the conflict and the doctor obviously can't allow donna to remember him otherwise her brain explodes and she dies
so they have a conversation with the meep who ends up being the villain voiced by miriam margoyles who went on graham norton's show like two weeks ago and had a bit of a struggle session about pronouns because it turns out that she used to be a bit turfy on grammar grounds alone and among saying that if you didn't vote yes in the aboriginal voice referendum you're a racist she also said that an australian actress convinced her to change her mind on pronouns with the winning argument because this Australian actress is non-binary, of, and I quote,
If someone chooses to identify as non-binary, it doesn't affect you.
And the entire audience claps.
Which is why you now have to change all of your language.
Yeah, that doesn't affect you.
The noises your mouth makes, that's not an effect on you.
Yeah, your belief in fundamental truth claims down to the binary nature of sex doesn't affect how you operate and show up in the world and whether or not civilization continues, but it does affect what the doctor has to say.
Do you want to listen to the doctor get lectured about pronouns?
Go on then.
Meet Meep.
Yes, the Meep.
I promise I can help him get home and then you'll never see me again.
You're assuming he as a pronoun.
True.
Yes, sorry, good point.
Are you he or she?
Or they?
My chosen pronoun is the definite article.
I am always the Meep.
Oh, I do that.
I'm just gonna let that one hang there for a minute.
Ugh.
It's cripplingly depressing.
Again, the only consolation is the... the meat.
As in, the vector through which pronoun correcting happens is a really vindictive villain that wants to destroy all of... Good casting for Miriam Margo, it was then.
Yeah, she's the one that said that Brexit and Trump voters were fundamentally racist and you couldn't live with them.
So, a delusional little goblin?
Eh, probably about right.
Obviously, all modern media is crap these days, so it looks crap, it's filled with the message, and it's incoherent.
One of the Meeps' plan is to get off-world by using Uh, uh, machine that harvests the Earth's core for rocket fuel, and it's gonna destroy all of London.
So, iron.
So it's gonna destroy all of London, so Callum's gonna be happy with that bit, right?
But, it opens up lava channels, and it only goes down roads, for some reason.
Like, actual tarmac roads.
Well, at least it obeys the traffic laws.
Yeah, and Sadiq Khan will be delighted.
And then, when they turn the machine off, suddenly, the road reforms, even though there's giant lava channels in the middle of the Like, it magically reconfigures... Well, it's considerate enough because it goes by non-binary pronouns that it closes the road up and it tears it up.
Because, you know, it's just better than us, obviously.
It leaves the universe cleaner than it found it.
Yeah, fantastic.
What about this next bit, right?
So this is Donna and the Doctor's reunion.
Yeah.
So, the Doctor and Donna When Donna remembers the Doctor, she becomes Doctor Donna for a moment.
Such a stupid plot line.
Well, it worked in the crossover episode.
Such a boring end to that episode, but whatever.
It was sad, alright.
But you didn't have to revisit it.
They revisited it, and then Donna dies, and then she magically wakes up.
And the reason she magically wakes up is because the transgender actor playing her daughter Sam!
Doctor!
I think it's safe for you to come down now.
some of the Time Lord energy into her daughter, which makes her daughter a super genius.
And do you...
So, do you remember the last line that Donna said before she glitched out and fainted?
She was saying binary, binary, binary, binary.
Binary nine.
You can see where this is going.
Dad!
Stop that!
I think it's safe for you to come down now.
What?
Too much power for one person, but you had a child!
And the Metacrisis passed down!
A shared inheritance!
Binary?
Non-binary.
But I knew it.
It was always that.
Shining out of her.
And she chose her own name.
Oh, the Shade!
The Shade was her memory of the TARDIS!
The toys!
The toys!
Every creature we met, she remembered as a toy!
Exterminate!
Your followers shall outgrade in progress.
We're binary.
She's not.
Because the Doctor's male and female.
And neither.
And more.
She's more than the Doctor because she's non-binary.
At least the Soviet Union's propaganda was cool.
I mean, a Calamore vouch for me on that.
This is a proper struggle session, I'm so sorry.
I know, it's awful, it's awful.
What if, as well, after all that, they just called David Tennant an outright idiot because his current incarnation has a bit between his legs?
Oh, yeah, why not?
Hold on, we know what a man is now, don't we?
Bit of misandry.
Yeah, they do.
Yeah, when we're beating on men, we know what men are.
But otherwise, no fu- We've still got to fix you two.
Because the Metacrisis might have slowed down, but that thing is wrapped around your cortex.
Yes, we know.
We know everything.
Thanks.
And you know nothing?
It's a shame you're not a woman anymore.
She'd have understood.
You've got all that power, but there is a way to get rid of it.
Something a male-presenting Time Lord will never understand.
Male-present.
And we choose to let it go.
Oh, dear.
Like I said, mate.
How lucky am I?
After all these years, I'm finally me.
And then everyone clapped.
When you said it was a trans allegory, I thought it would be a bit more allegorical.
It's unrelentingly painful.
Like, even the screen behind Callum's having an aneurysm.
Yeah.
When even the set is cringing, you know it's bad.
Also, people obsessed with representation and power, famously good at letting go of power.
Love that.
There is one more.
And I just thought it was ironic, because this is in the last minute of the show, and this is the only time throughout the entire show that they were honest.
Donna says it better than I possibly could have.
We could do outrageous things like have tea, dinner, and a laugh, and Rose's school play.
Well, maybe not that.
She can't act.
She's terrible.
I don't know how to tell her.
You said it better than I did, love.
Anyway, so if you're confused as to why it's taken this turn, it's not just Russell T Davies, and it's not just as some generally Americans see it, which is that it's now being distributed by Disney+, which means they're on ESG.
No, David Tennant's a total ideologue as well.
This was the first tour of the new TARDIS, and yeah, I believe that's his son?
It's ten years old.
Yeah, whose shirt says, let's get one thing straight, I'm not.
That's so weird to have on one of your young children.
Graham Linehan pointed this out a little while ago, and because he and David Tennant had the same agent representing them, the agent dropped Graham Linehan.
That's going to age poorly for that agent, isn't it?
Yeah.
David Tennant also.
This was for the Good Omens Season 2 promotional photos.
He wore a t-shirt that said, leave trans kids alone, you absolute freaks.
Why are you obsessed with stealing the facility from children?
And he also wore a non-binary rainbow pin.
If you scribble out the word trans, that's kind of based.
Yes, agreed.
Would be better.
It's funny, actually, because the t-shirt brand is Crooked.
Okay, and then he's just been wearing a trans TARDIS pin on The One Show and for Rolling Stone interviews.
And so he's just David Tennant, most people's favorite doctor, I would say.
The spearhead of the revival after Christopher Eccleston left.
I always preferred Christopher Eccleston and I didn't watch it after he left.
I loved Matt Smith, but Tennant, people really have fond memories of him.
I still like going back and watching the old series, and he's just got such a black mark on his career, and it's such a black mark.
We'll finish with this, because it turns out like a critical drinker viewer must vote for the BBC, because the BBC's own review says, and I quote, if you've been indifferent to Who, this won't be the episode to convert you.
And if you're altogether new to the show, you'll probably wonder what all the fuss has been about.
And although the show has always been progressive, look at the number of stories over the decades about, for example, threats to the environment.
This special is preachy, and by the end, little more than a delivery system for The Message.
The BBC's own review says it's a preachy delivery system for The Message.
They capitalised the T and the H, sorry, the M there.
Yeah, that's a critical drinker meme.
So someone has infiltrated the BBC.
So if you're watching, well done, you're bang on right.
I'm not watching the next two specials, even if Neil Patrick Harris is bringing back the Toymaster.
RIP Doctor Who.
I'm going to pinch myself that the BBC wrote something I actually agreed with.
There is actually a trans character in the Who series.
Long in the old days that everyone's forgotten about.
Can you guess?
Hint, it was a villain.
Long in the old days.
Yeah, well, I need a reboot.
It's Cassandra.
Yes.
Episode two.
Yes, transhumanist, yes.
Yeah.
No, not even transhumanist.
Oh, no.
You're right.
There is a faraway line.
Used to be a boy and then became a girl.
And then becomes Chip again.
Yeah.
Swaps bodies.
You're right.
There we go.
Do you want the Elgato?
Or have you got one?
I want to burn down the studio in anger.
Anger is emanating.
The wall is shutting off.
It's picking up your vibes, Calum.
Yeah, sorry.
I'll do a vibe check and maybe the studio will come back to life.
I'm sending you positive vibes.
Please work.
Sorry, audio listeners.
Yeah, bark at it.
That'll work.
I'm angry.
Alright.
The new Irish, the people who are going to create a new world in which we all thrive because we made some segments about Ireland and the troubles it's going through.
Turns out no troubles whatsoever.
Everything's fine.
Everything's been going fine up until a couple nights ago and finally something went wrong.
Some people came and burned down a bus.
Truly the worst crime that has ever happened to Ireland.
Anyway, moving on, so you can see here, this is what I'm talking about, which is a bunch of people, I won't mute the mouse actually, decided that they would tell us about their views since there was some troubles.
And their views since the actual problem Ireland has ever faced, which is this recent bus burning.
You can see here, some people responded, disgusted at how these people burned that bus down.
Truly the worst crime.
I'm going to town to get my nails done by an amazing nail teach from China.
Tech.
Then I'm going to dinner in my favourite Indian restaurant and we'll head to a gig where I've met the same Polish bouncers I've known since I was 16 and then grab a taxi.
Immigrants are Dublin.
The one weird thing there, I'm not surprised at the weird progressivism obviously because I've seen a lot of it, you've known a Polish bouncer since you were 16.
Yeah that's a bit weird.
I'm sorry, but that's really strange.
Just to be pedantic, Dublin predated immigrants.
Otherwise, they wouldn't have had somewhere to come to.
Nope.
Nope.
They founded the new Dublin.
Right.
Atop the immigrants?
The Celts are Indians.
Right.
And we have founded a new land.
That is literally how these people think about it.
Oh, well, yeah.
New Delhi.
So was it New New Delhi?
Well, this is why the worst thing to ever happen in Ireland's history is now that bus burning.
Because there was no history before.
That's Ireland's one bus.
Yeah.
It's gone.
What am I going to do now?
You see, this guy came out and said, went to town earlier.
Immigrants everywhere.
One of them drove me on the Lewis.
Another one served me tea.
Two more of them served me lunch.
Six of them served me... Oh, I suck on a dick.
Okay, fine.
You're amazed.
You're amazed that the immigrant slave race have turned up and are now serving you your coffee and pret.
Truly what they are for.
What else?
It's almost like the native Irish could be doing these jobs.
It's also the fact that they name sort of jobs that teenagers would have typically done.
I think I heard Gavin McInnes say this, that the immigrants coming over and just stealing teenagers jobs.
Because that's, you know, these sort of menial sort of coffee shop or bar jobs.
That's what I got started on, you know, actually get a foot in the door and it just makes it difficult for young people.
Actually... Oh, here we go.
They're all consultants for the NHS.
Of course, yeah, I forgot doctors and lawyers.
Sorry for just saying the ASS, I know we're talking about Ireland, but that's sort of burnt into us as what healthcare is.
You can see here, Davis came out and said, I was set upon by a gang of immigrants in Dublin yesterday.
They gave me a triple heart bypass and saved my life.
Amazing!
Truly amazing.
It sounds like he actually just stole a heart from...
So my point being, as you can see here, the response to the worst event in all of Ireland's history, a bus being burnt, is that a lot of people have just decided that immigrants are essentially some kind of slaves.
I mean, you can just import them or deport them at will, and they are here to do what?
To serve us.
To give us our coffee.
To drive us from place to place.
What else are they for?
They're not humans, they're basically just things I use.
And as you can see- That's what they're saying, yeah, you're not saying that.
Yeah, this is their literal opinion, because you can see, I mean, this guy puts it perfectly.
Whether it's nails at curry, a taxi, or a triple heart bypass, Irish liberal globalist elites, in their attempt to defend open borders and plantation this week, have revealed their sympathy, sorry, that they simply view immigrants as servants.
When it comes down to it, they don't even mention the supposed cultural enrichment Learning about Chinese culture, Hindu values of Brazilian history.
It's literally just about having cheap, abundant, mailable labor to serve them up to a luxurious urban lifestyle at a price they can afford.
It's like the floating trays of drinks that you get described in Great Gatsby, because the omission of the description of the people serving said drinks implies that the wealthy people that are attending the parties just don't consider them at all, and it's the same attitude.
Somehow, the immigrant class materialises goods to me.
They just do.
They just come out of the ether and they all become consultants for the health service or taxi drivers.
There's a gap in between there, I would have thought, but never mind.
This is obviously also a lie, just the whole thing about, like, we need a barinsul.
I don't know.
The Irish won't be able to get heart bypasses.
It's just not true.
We've done this previously, but I want to mention it for anyone new.
The NHS data is available in the House of Commons Library, a notorious far-right outlet, and they detail here, for example, that 25.6% of the UK population are non-British, and only 19% of NHS staff are non-British.
Of course, that also includes everyone doing cleaning jobs, etc., and it includes London, which is a follower.
Well, Miriam Cates was asking Robert Jemrick, who's Immigration Minister, yesterday in the Commons, and she said, okay, we've given out 11,000 healthcare visas in the last year, and it's only reduced something like 1,000 vacancies.
So it's not really working.
Sorry, 70,000 healthcare visas, and it's reduced 11,000 vacancies.
That was it.
One in seven people actually took the job.
Yeah.
The rest of them, I don't know.
Deliveroo drivers now, I guess.
I don't think I've ever even come across someone who wasn't British in the NHS.
I know I've used it in the West Country and have not, you know, used it since.
It's common in London.
Well, it's just one of these lies that we get told endlessly.
It's like, well, without immigrants, the whole NHS prefers... I'm sorry, they actually are underrepresented in terms of the population.
So there you are.
And they're overrepresented in use without ever having paid into the system.
But getting back to the migrant slave class, as you can see here, someone came out and just did a brilliant A brilliant rebuttal of the Irish far right.
He says, today I was served my lunch by a Democrat.
I can't even read that without him being like some opulent billionaire who just has the slaves.
I do like the rodent rat beneath depicting him as C-3PO being worshipped by the Ewoks.
It says he was served his lunch by an immigrant down south and then the coffee came.
It came on floating trays as you say.
Met a concierge in a hotel who was an immigrant and had three hard-working immigrant lads in my house.
What were they doing?
Were you sitting in the corner chair?
They were putting up wardrobes, weren't they?
Had a new kitchen.
They are all amazing and lovely people as well as hard workers.
Okay, but one of them stabbed a child.
Pictured here.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
That's not a real problem.
The real problem is the bus was burnt down.
God damn it.
How else are my slaves gonna get to my kitchen?
Yes, master.
Serve you lunch, master.
I'll make a coffee, master.
It's just unbelievable.
I love living in a caste system that places me at the top while the immigrant servants take care of my needs and also keep the wages too low for anyone else to actually live off.
Thanks for that.
Cheers.
It just goes on.
I do find the argument, oh, the left are the real racists.
It can be quite a boring argument, but in this case, it is kind of hilarious, isn't it?
It's that comical thing, because it's just you literally sit around pretending you're this.
I'm assuming that the entire Irish population is this.
Aristocratic vampires.
I mean, I'm like that immigration or not anyway, so.
Can't help it.
That is true, you are.
You're an aristocratic vampire.
There we are, some pictures of more Irishmen.
Just average Irishmen.
And this is the thing about the elites.
You know this conversation you have in the populist right, let's say, in which you talk about the elites and how they're out of touch and so forth.
I kind of get bored of it sometimes because you hear it a lot, but then you actually see these people and their thoughts.
It's a luxury belief system.
this is the life that all Irish people live.
It's like, no.
It's literally just you and your friends, you and your rich friends, who literally treat migrants as slaves.
I mean, you literally sit around and be like, oh yes, you made me lunch, and then I had my boys, they came around and made me coffee as well.
It's a luxury belief system.
It means that they solely benefit from it, and they're insulated from the consequences which accrue at the bottom of the social hierarchy.
The funny thing is, if you look at, if you go to some of the best of the best places, A lot of the staff are European...
There is that as well.
Like, you go to a Michelin-star restaurant, or you go to a really expensive hotel, and... Alright, we might want to move on.
You're being a bit near the mark now, mate.
Oh, God.
It's just, it's so ridiculous, these people, though.
Like, you literally... I'm sorry, how do you write that?
He's not even deleted it.
I archived this, just in case he did.
Just goes on torrenting with his life.
Just there we are, normal guy, having a wonderful time.
Why?
Because I treat the new people as slaves, and aren't we all having fun?
That's actually how you see the world.
I do love that this is literally South Park IRL.
I don't know if you've seen this episode, it's called Goobax.
I don't watch it.
In which a bunch of people from the future, where the future's terrible, decide to time travel to the old world, back to South Park, a thousand years before.
And of course, well, loads and loads of them do.
And of course it's fine, because they're making me lunch, serving my coffee, what could go wrong?
And then obviously there's a massive housing crisis.
There's a massive crisis in supply of goods.
There's a massive crisis in the fact that they don't just take the sandwich job that the kids wanted, the teenagers, as you rightfully say, they move on to everyone else as well.
And then Randy loses his job and then it's a real problem.
But I do love, this is Timeless?
Like, things like this I love to archive in a little folder I have on my laptop because it just never ends.
This is iconic, isn't it?
Yeah, the old classic here, I suppose we'll re-enjoy.
Look at her!
Look at her little clap!
Just like, yes queen!
Queen, who else will be my slave?
sandwiches in bread.
You're not going to get English people.
Look at her.
Look at her little clap.
Just like, yes, queen.
Queen, who else will be my slave?
Okay.
This is how you think about this whole situation.
My god, are you out of touch?
It goes on and on.
I just love, I mean, I love Paul Joseph Watson's response.
F borders insecurity in S because immigrant in pet made my coffee.
I mean, it really is just timeless, yeah.
People will never forget Pret Lady because gotcha's good fun.
But then there's the other ones.
I just want to remind people, just have some oldies but goldies.
If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to be cleaning your toilet, Donald Trump?
Oh, that's... No.
In the sense that, you know what I mean?
Like, when I'm saying that... There's more jobs to be had.
In L.A., they always said that.
But Latinos are not the only people doing that.
No, I didn't mean it like that.
Come on.
No, I would never mean it like that.
Okay, I'm not part of this argument with... I think what you're... Even the people on the viewer are like, hang on a minute, that's too far.
You don't know what you're talking about, but I love how this is endless and timeless.
This response to the new Irish has got to be the most beautiful thing that came out of this terrible conflict of a bus getting burnt down.
You can see here as well, obviously just... I'm sorry, I don't know why this has to be presented, but let's take a look at rent.
Let's take a look at housing supply.
And you notice a pattern, which is, as you can see here, this is from the Irish Times.
Dublin is now the fourth most expensive city for headline apartment rents in Europe.
Okay.
Well, okay, everyone's feeling the burden.
No, no, no, no, no.
It's relatively affordable for high-end executive apartments, though.
The guy earlier, the vampire aristocrat, not affected.
Literally not affected.
And then that's why they sit around, tweeting crap like that?
Why Donald Trump won't have someone to wipe his toilet?
Well, that was Kelly Osbourne, who's the daughter of Ozzy Osbourne.
So yeah, she's had a pretty cushy life, although a reality TV show.
But there's like a specific example where we can see it's not just because these people are all like mental cases.
I mean, they are out of touch.
I mean, that's what happens when you become a rich mental case anyway.
But sincerely, it doesn't really affect them, like in the same way.
I mean, as Dublin becomes completely unlivable for the average person, the person who's not average, well, nothing's changed.
They're still rich.
The luxury apartments haven't changed that much.
It's fine.
Well, many people who are already rich have gotten a lot richer since, you know, the dawn of mass immigration.
They're the ones profiting, which is why they love their slaves.
Slavery is good for them.
Okay.
Not for me.
I don't like it.
As you can see here, I also love just the endless memes about like, man, we need immigrants because who will pick the crops?
And they just remind people that's not how farming works anymore.
So there you go.
Look, a machine will.
Yes.
I don't know why that's a mad idea.
Maybe we should do an industrial revolution.
Is that really the purview of the FAR right now?
Innovation?
Productivity?
God forbid menial labour be replaced by technology.
Yeah, this just goes on.
And I have to end this off with some people who I guess will never learn.
Bella Wallersteiner, my new favourite person because I think that Labour MP, who I'll never forget now, my favourite Labour MP, what was her name?
Claudia Webb.
There we are.
She's fell into the realm of obscurity.
Bella has now taken her place as my queen of people who are dumb.
As you can see here, she endlessly talks about the fact that we needed mass immigration and then she was like, hang on a minute, the Israeli embassy, I can't pay my respects.
And I was hoping she'd have learnt something.
I was gonna be like, alright, you know, some growth, some growth, some people here.
No, she's right back at it again.
Let's be clear.
If we stop legal immigration, we would need to raise taxes, or cut public services, or both.
Immigrants help grow the economy.
It's the- It's not even true!
It's not even slightly true!
Do you wanna be really depressed?
Do you know who this person is?
Not really.
She's one of the lead Conservative party staffers.
Okay.
I thought she was a nobody.
Nope.
Alright.
Yep.
Cool.
Because, yeah, it's not true, fella.
Idiot.
Because as you can see here, we covered this before, but just look at the data.
Oh, Fraser Nelson as well!
Yeah, Fraser Nelson has decided that mass migration is actually great, and then people just started sending him the government's own data.
He said this at a parliamentary event I was at two weeks ago.
He cited the fact that we have a Muslim mayor of London, a Muslim Scottish first minister, a Hindu prime minister.
They're all doing a terrible job as well.
Exactly.
Of all the people you could pick.
Yeah.
It's like, aren't things so great?
He said, he literally said, well we're in London, it seems to be working fairly well.
Really?
Really?
They're serving you their coffee and pret, are they?
Yeah.
He said wearing a stub vest, paying a hundred pounds for a cup of coffee.
Yeah.
But you can see here just the data as well.
Bangladesh is here.
They're over-represented, the people who claim disability.
Not just them, Pakistanis and so forth.
The Chinese are at the right bottom there.
And it goes on.
This is unemployment claims by ethnic group.
Again, data exists.
I don't know why I need to say this.
72% of Somalis in Britain are on social housing.
Yeah, I feel so enriched by this.
My bank account is really benefiting from this.
This breaks down by some ethnic groups, but it's not the full data and you rightfully say of the Somalis here, 72% of them get houses for free from us, tag pairs.
But they're growing the economy.
I think it's 44% black minority ethnics in London also get social housing as well.
I love taxes.
Taxes are so good.
I think they're so important.
The Indians, obviously, are growing the economy.
The Chinese, yes, they are growing the economy.
It's not everyone.
It's just not everyone.
Just Bella, if you... I don't know.
God, I didn't know she actually had a position of power.
Why is that the case?
The white gypsy and traveller doesn't even have a bar at all.
I don't think I got counted.
You want to go count them?
Hang on, the reason they don't take social housing is because they're traveling around in caravans, Josh.
I would have expected at this point the government would allocate them a caravan.
Also, I have noticed a lot of people, I think Vice did a few documentaries on this that were quite good, weirdly enough, where they kept meeting families who have social housing.
A social house is a marijuana farm.
They literally rent out their house to a drug dealer and he just grows marijuana in there and they live somewhere else.
Because obviously the drug dealer pays them a boatload of money to rent that.
So they've got a free house, which they then use to grow drugs.
Yes.
So the drug dealer will pay them like four grand a week or something.
So they live somewhere else.
They just need to file the paperwork for the drug dealer to organize.
Anyway.
I'm clearly doing the wrong job.
You are indeed.
Drug dealing is a lucrative business, but I do not endorse it.
How did they not know about this?
But this is something I didn't know.
And this is Tucker Carlson did an interview with Steve Bannon.
And in here, Roland mentions Ireland has taken over 150,000 immigrants in the past year.
All of them on the dole, says Steve Bannon here.
I don't know what his source is for that, but it definitely is over-represented, as the UK data shows.
It's not unusual.
We can go back to the unemployment data here, if you want those precise figures.
I don't want to, I don't know, reform the country, fella.
But never mind.
Why bother?
Last thing to mention here, just getting to the US.
I love all those taxes we're saving.
Remember all those taxes we said she was saving?
Yeah I think all the savings for all that money going towards hotels as well for the illegal ones as they're talking about here.
Well don't worry the migrants pay for it with money they They bring positive vibes to the country, which is not financially quantifiable, but it has a positive growth effect on the economy.
Well, this is Fox News reporting that the United States taxpayers are now paying 451 billion US dollars per year on housing and care for illegal migrants.
Well, they get nearly 3 million illegal border crossings every year, that's why.
That is an incomparable amount of money for me.
I mean, we're paying nearly 6 million quid a day.
Well at least I can figure that, like I could spend six million.
It's nearly half a trillion dollars, yeah.
Half a trillion?
And the thing is, do you want to guess how many minutes of NHS spending that is?
Ten minutes?
The real metric?
Go on.
Five minutes.
Two and a half years!
Wow.
Okay.
So a lot of people know, we usually do like, oh there's this yacht that costs a billion pounds or whatever or some other BS corruption scandal and then people post that's 2.5 minutes of NHS spending because the NHS is so expensive.
I forget just how much money is wasted in the United States and you can see it right there.
But I'm sure they'll pay it back in their taxes.
Which are also theft.
I couldn't resist.
Taxes are indeed theft.
But I want to turn this off because it seems nothing has been learned.
That's the outcome of this.
I mean, you can see Politico.
This is the best headline you could possibly put because, of course, Dublin riots.
The PM vows to punish racists responsible as immigrants fear more attacks.
Not a single immigrant has been stabbed.
It's almost like they're using the stabbing of a child to pursue political goals that they already had, which is crush their political enemies and or normal people who are concerned about immigration.
Yeah, but I do love that the new Irish, they are the ones who are truly at fear, which of course is a good, I mean, just meme to describe the situation at this point.
Immigrants most affected.
I was so scared of Irish politics, I had to stab a child.
Yeah, but I noticed he was out of context.
I knew it as I was saying it.
But to fix that, that difference in at least my mind, where you saw the reality and then the response being something as crazy as everything is fine.
This is why, I mean literally, as you can see from the previous chaps who were just like, but everything's great, I got my coffee served, I then got someone to drive me around.
They literally don't care.
Dankula asked the question how many children do have to be stabbed before we admit that maybe there's a bit of a problem.
As many as it takes, seems to be the response, because as long as I get my coffee at Pret, They don't care.
Literally, their own words.
Their response to this entire tragedy was to sit around talking about how, well, their slaves are doing great for them, so what's the problem?
Video comments, I suppose.
Yeah, take the video comments.
Today, I'm still in Poland, out at a national park, and I know what you guys really want to see from me in Poland.
Biting into a Polish sausage.
It's good!
It's good!
Thanks for the ASMR.
It looks lovely.
It's already snowing in Perth.
I know, she's in bloody Narnia, I'm envious.
We're in Swindon.
Do you have to say it?
I mean, I know it, but you could... Yeah, this is our escape, this studio.
Yeah, okay.
Good meme, Sophie, but I do want to see those Christmas markets.
I wasn't joking.
Sincerely, I'm quite miffed about missing them and I want to see what they look like.
Enjoy your holiday.
My thesis this year, because I'm going to Dino Wonderland at some point... Where's that?
Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park.
I'm going with my male friends because we're all single, which is tragic, but my thesis this year is basically men only get girlfriends around wintertime because they want to go to a Christmas market, but they want the plausible, deniable excuse to be dragged there.
I actually cut through there to get a bus when I was in London.
A couple of weekends ago and I was so hungover that I gave it a massive wide berth.
It was just noise, crowds, it was just like everything I don't want is in this location.
But you could sit in a crappy makeshift Viking longhouse and drink overpriced hot mulled wine and pretend you're having fun.
Eight pounds a bottle.
It's alright, I'm a bit of a cheapskate, I like to take a hip flask with me.
That's actually not a bad idea, I'm gonna do that.
Anyway, sorry, on with the next comment.
Sugar tax is an indirect tax targeting the issues and additional costs placed on health services.
Obesity and heart disease are two examples of negative externalities created by the over-consumption of sugar and fat by people with poor self-control.
Let's literally address the elephants in the room and tax fatties.
Every 12 months you jump on the scales and work out the tax band for the coming year.
The same principle works in the NHS.
Need some new knees doing Mr Smith?
Jump in the tank and let's see how much water you displace.
I like the idea of the tax bracket being a literal bracket.
Whichever one you can fit through is the tax you pay.
It's just the Wii Fit board that tells you you're obese.
See, as well, we wouldn't have this problem if one, the state weren't running healthcare, and two, if the state weren't being lobbied by the food industry that's just making high fructose corn syrup in the States and selling sugar all the time.
It really makes me annoyed because fat people ruined Iron Brew, and I know that's a weird thing to say about the Scottish national drink of choice because, you know, fat people in Scotland go together.
And I'm saying this as someone who, you know, half my family is Scottish.
Half my family are fat.
I've got fat friends.
Yeah, I do.
I'm probably one of them.
I can get in there for Christmas.
But yeah, they're ruining it for the rest of us.
I want sugar in my stuff because I have self-control sometimes.
It depends.
You did just say you bring a hip flask everywhere you go.
Not everywhere I go.
If I'm going somewhere to drink, especially London, if I'm going to see like my old friends, Then I take a hip flask with me because I'm not paying eight pounds for a pint of something that's got some pretentious name.
It's like, oh, it's Brooding Camden in some sort of weird flask that's a thousand years old.
It's like, yeah, well, it's eight quid.
So whatever it's, you know, if, if it's like the tears of, you know, the late Pope, I'm not going to pay eight quid for it.
It doesn't matter.
Maybe five.
Yeah, at least five.
Okay, let's go to the next one.
Sorry for the lack of audio in my last video.
I'm still very basic when it comes to my video editing.
I highlighted the Madagascan Queen as a response to Mary Beard because I wanted to highlight someone who was not only a woman in power, but was also a monstrous tyrant who murdered her own people.
And yes, a lunatic.
In such cases.
This is this.
It is very funny with the Doctor Who.
It wasn't that funny, but with the Doctor Who thing of saying, well, you wouldn't understand how to let go of power as a man.
Meanwhile, female rulers have waged far more wars proportionately throughout all of history.
But there you go.
The next one.
I just want to remind everybody that a protest doesn't actually create change.
OK, so a protest is the party that gets thrown after the people in charge decide to make a change.
And they want to promote that change before officially adopting the change.
That's what a protest is.
So, if you don't think the people in charge are interested in ending immigration, then an immigration protest is just a bad idea.
Interesting way of looking at it.
It's not even an organised protest.
It's just people turning up and expressing emotional discontent.
I've always been very cynical about the actual power of a protest because the regime in power has to be receptive to the message in the first place.
If the regime's not receptive, it's falling on deaf ears.
This is why they allow just to boil people to still sit in the road.
It's because they're manufacturing consent for the climate policies the UN already wants.
Just wanted to show you one of our native species.
It's a blue-tongued lizard.
Looks like plastic.
You're saying lizards are fake now.
It's actually a government spy.
It's like inverse David Icke.
Kinda.
That doesn't look like plastic to you?
I did like the patterns on it.
It's a very pretty lizard.
I never thought I'd say that.
But no, I always enjoy.
I think we're going to say the same thing.
Yeah, they're the only thing that brings me joy on my timeline every day.
Put a little shoe on the head of the lizard and then I'll believe you.
Why would you put a shoe on a lizard?
A little tiny one.
Go to the next one.
Callum doesn't believe in lizards.
This is his new 2024 redemption arc.
Don't know what you've done to redeem yourself, sorry.
Believe in lizards.
So in the recent contemplations about the potential of a collapse, there was a conversation about loss of technology.
So this is an example of it.
This is Polaroid film, new Polaroid film.
The formula for the original stuff was destroyed.
So this is stuff made from the ground up.
And as you can see, it's got lots of defects, damage, discoloration, really bad discoloration.
And this is really new stuff.
So we've already lost information and this cannot be recovered.
That's a really interesting example.
Nice pictures as well.
I do like a Polaroid camera.
It does make me seem like the annoying indie kid that I really want a sort of old Polaroid camera to take pictures with.
It's like, oh, look at me.
I'm, I'm of the past.
That makes me cool.
But I think they are really awesome.
I'm saying I like them, but I'm, I'm worried that I'm living up to the stereotypes that could be leveled at me considering the music I listen to.
Oh, with that, we're on to the written comments.
Okay.
So, Lord Nerevar says, thanks for covering Crepol.
Crepol.
It's been criminally under-reported by most of the media and all of the legacy media, and we really need more eyeballs on it.
Ireland is the tip of the iceberg.
Okay.
Do you want me to carry on?
Yeah, sorry, that was before the title.
I'm not going to make a dyslexic person read the comments, I'm not that cruel.
There is a routine problem.
The worst part is not only are you not safe in your own country anymore for fear of barbarian hordes sacking your town, you have to live with the knowledge that your police and leaders will always side and protect the barbarians when they plunge the knife into your belly.
That's very true and I did try and communicate that concern In the actual segment.
I'm glad you agree.
Ignacio Yunquera, if the media doesn't report on the characteristics or motives of the perpetrators then it's safe to assume they are guilty and members of the protected classes.
It never fails.
That is true and I was well aware of that when I was actually looking at the coverage because When there's an attack and it's a white person, they'll be very, very quick to say, look, here they are.
Here's a picture of them.
Here's, you know, what their mum does on a Sunday.
They'll tell you everything about them.
And when it is an ethnic minority, I think it cottons on to the fact that it makes people angry.
It makes people not support the current thing.
And so they hide it.
This is the Jimmy Dore pumping gas meme of there might be scholars around here.
I hate scholars because they usually use euphemisms.
I hate NHS workers.
Taffy Duck says, so the French Fair was effectively a terrorist attack, Julie noted.
Yeah, it was a terrorist attack, I think it's safe to say.
I'll read one more and then I think we've only got five minutes left, haven't we?
Cynthia Poole says, I think the attack at Krepel is due to religious ideology primarily rather than racism per se.
Stabbing in the neck is the method ordained by the Quran for terrorist infidels.
They were obviously North African Muslims in my mind, from all the information I was able to gather.
So yes, I think it's safe to assume that they were attacking on religious grounds, but they also characterised it in racial grounds in the actual attack.
Uh, Lord Nerevar.
Switched off my phone for a while yesterday when I turned it back on.
I was greeted by a 15 message long rant from a friend about how madly butchered Doctor Who has become.
Same thing with both my parents.
None of these people are a step above Normie, and even they understand their beloved media has been butchered before their very eyes.
Yeah, my mum and dad watched it before I did, and they were the first ones to say it was absolutely abysmal.
My mum came out seething with rage at the non-binary chanting bit.
I haven't spoken to my parents because they grew up watching it originally on the BBC, so like...
60s, 70s, that sort of thing.
And I think particularly for my mum, it holds a special place in her heart, so I don't know how she would feel about it being butchered in such a way.
Same with my parents, they grew up watching Partway and Baker from, like, cowering behind the sofa as kids.
My parents raised me with Tolkien, and they watched a couple of episodes of Rings of Power, and they were just like, it's terrible!
How could it be so bad?
Yeah, I didn't.
I didn't bother.
I just saw a black dwarf and I just swerved.
Henry Ashman, the end of the episode is so cringe I think I need to undergo a concussion check.
I swear just watching it gave me brain damage.
That was what your facial expression was going through and I don't blame you.
I thought we got brain damage.
Because it's state-funded propaganda from the license plate.
So there's nothing we can do.
They just steal our money and then go and do that.
Don't pay your license fee.
I don't.
It's not a legal requirement.
Literally just cancel it and don't answer any of the letters.
And just don't watch TV in general because it's rubbish.
At least in Britain it is.
Wigan Survivalist.
It was insanely creepy whenever Donna and Sylvia tried to force everyone to believe that the imposter Rose was gorgeous and beautiful every few seconds.
I wanted to slam my head into the concrete multiple times during this quote-unquote special.
And North FC Zoomer, Doctor Who finished about 2012, everything since then is just some cringe Reddit fanfiction.
Yeah, Matt Smith was probably the last.
There was a couple of good Capaldi episodes in like season 8.
Witches Familiar and Magician's Apprentice.
Other than that, it was tripe.
It's a great coping mechanism though.
I'm glad more people are doing it.
Which is, if you like a series that did a good job and it fell off, just tag fear it.
Declare it fan fiction.
I've done that with DC.
It's just after the Snyder films, it's just done.
It's like Lord of the Rings.
And, you know, I don't even count the Hobbit films.
They're trash.
Although you can find, I'm not sure if I can say that actually, but there are edited versions out there that cut out all the nonsense.
Like the CGI orcs and the Ringwraith song being used at the wrong time.
Yeah, they make it book accurate basically.
That's what happens.
I thought you were just advocating piracy.
No.
I would never do that.
Yar.
But Baron von Warhawk does say, serving coffee, cutting hair, cooking food, and doing housework.
Everything a migrant can do, a native Irishman can also do, and he won't stab your kids in the name of jihad.
You could just get married.
Isaac Thane something says, the dynamic of our age is not the lower class versus the upper class, but the upper class whites sacrificing lower class whites to appease the self-appointed representatives of the global self.
Yeah, I just wouldn't put it on racial lines, but ethnic lines instead, because again, Ireland has a similar problem to we do.
In which there's a large European population, and that's just as not-English a neighbourhood, and... You don't get the problems with a lot of Irish, even.
Don't get me wrong, there are ethnic differences, but... I just don't think the racial line thing tells the full story.
Anyway, Kobe says... Kobe.
Is just joining to say, picking vegetables and fruits used to be seasonal teenager work.
No, not anymore.
He's correct.
Machines, that's what needs to be doing it.
That's how we need to go into the future.
And Arizona Desert Raz says, I think it's rather sad that this lady believed migrants are only good for serving food and cleaning toilets.
I've done both and I'm white.
I love the idea that it's like a unicorn you could find.
Oh God, you serve coffee in Pretz?
Tell me the skill.
This may come as a surprise to some viewers, but I've actually served coffee before.
She also says, if you won't do a certain job yourself, you'll have no business foisting the job on anyone else.
It is kind of embarrassing.
We do have an honorable mention, if you want to read that.
Oh, yes, I did read it.
It's quite long.
We don't have too much time.
But a very nice person, Isaac, has said that he's got his traditional Filipino wife and they've decided to name the child Rhodes for all the right reasons, which I think is brilliant.
Anything else?
Anyway, thank you so much.
Congratulations.
We're out of time, so if you'd like more, go over to blurseries.com, maybe?
I don't know.
You should.
We've got really good stuff there.
We put lots of good content behind the paywall.
You may well be on it right now.
In which case, stick around.
Likepeoplemeet.com, that's also a good one.
Anyway, we'll be back tomorrow.
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