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The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1284
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Hello and welcome to Podcast of the Lotus Eaters, episode 1284 on this 29th of October 2025.
I'm joined by Faras and Astelios.
Hello.
And today we're going to be covering yet another immigrant murder.
We're going to be covering the situation in Brazil.
Got a bit lively, I understand.
And Mindami.
Yeah.
damey whatever yeah mum down his i really dislike him Yes.
Quick thanks to the people who've been blowing up our P.O. box.
The guy who sent us a book on Brahmacharci.
Brahmacharya.
Yes.
It's, I think, Teacher Brahma.
I think.
I'm less familiar with that one, but we've got the book now, so thank you to Alex.
To Richard for sending us tele Techno-Poly.
No, apparently my cable was some lovely chap sent us a selection of Enoch Powell books, which has been signed.
So we're very impressed with that.
And somebody, possibly one of you three, sent us some British Empire maps, but it's all got mixed up on the Gibbs table, so we're not too sure.
Speaking of Enoch Powell, he was a classics professor, and he knew all about Greek virtues.
And you've got a webinar coming, haven't you?
Yeah.
And we also have a course, Ancient Greek Virtue Ethics.
And we have a webinar tomorrow, 6 p.m.
UK time.
It's going to be Luca and myself.
And I'm going to give you a secret at the webinar.
It's free to join.
So join.
Well, the key secret is be more like Enoch.
Know this stuff.
He was the only one who won the contests in both Greek and Latin at Oxford University.
Which is impressive.
Nobody wins both contests.
Yes.
He's pretty much the only one who's done so.
And that sort of shows the level of familiarity that he had with Greek thought and with Latin thought.
And that's, if you want to be more like Enoch, you should definitely buy Celeste's course.
Yes, very much so.
Right.
So I regret to inform you that it's happened again, which is not perhaps a huge surprise.
Actually, we start the segment with the boxes working.
Oh, the boxes are working now.
Right.
Wonderful.
Okay.
Mr. Editor, scrap that bit when it goes out on YouTube.
We're trying.
Right.
I regret to inform you that it has happened again.
There's been another senseless immigrant murder in the UK.
This is the face of Wayne Broadhurst.
So Wayne works for his local council.
He's on the streets team.
You know, getting up early every morning to keep the streets nice and tidy.
Very stable jobs, these council jobs.
So this guy probably got this job at like 19 or something.
I mean, lots of people in that role would have done.
So for the past 30 years, he's been getting up at the crack of dawn or before dawn, more likely, to keep the streets of his local town spick and span.
And in that time, he raised children, was basically a good community man, had a dog, took it for a walk, and was set upon by an Afghan national who decided to stab him for absolutely no reason to death.
Along with a 49-year-old man who was stabbed multiple times, who we are told has been left with life-changing injuries, and a 14-year-old boy who has also been seriously injured, although we understand less so than the other two, who hopefully will make a recovery.
So, I mean, that's just, yes, that's just where we are these days, unfortunately, living in the UK.
I don't think people understand Afghan culture.
No.
I mean, the extent of violence there is insane.
And for Afghans, it's really hilarious if somebody knows your mother's name, like her first name, as opposed to her Kunya, her mother of so-and-so.
So your mother would be known as Umdan, the mother of them.
And if anybody actually knew her given name, that would be considered something that is hugely offensive, deserving of ridicule, and would suggest a huge level of impropriety.
So the level of backwardness and madness in this culture isn't something that people comprehend.
Well, and it wasn't that long ago that the Tories decided to bring in, was it 24,000 of them?
Was it 30,000?
Something in that order.
And then took out a court injunction to stop us from knowing about it.
Yes.
And the other thing to remember, Pew Surveys did a study in 2013 where they surveyed Muslims in different countries to see what are their attitudes on Sharia law and whether or not their support for Sharia law extends to supporting stoning, flogging, practices of that nature.
And I think in Afghanistan, it was in the high 90s.
Right.
The support for actual flogging and stoning.
And so when you bring in 23,000 people plus the previous waves of Afghans, you're importing the worst culture in the world.
Yes.
And the most violent culture in the world.
Isn't there also another custom that they have that has to do with small children?
Or the Bekabazi thing.
Yes.
Yes.
So to their credit, the Taliban often fights against that.
But the whole Bachabazi thing, the sort of making boys dance and raping them, it's insanely common.
Like the biggest writer from Afghanistan wrote a novel where that was one key part of the plot.
And it's so normal as far as they're concerned.
And you ask yourself, what is the purpose of bringing these people to Britain?
What benefit will they serve?
And the answer is, oh, they're owed something.
But have you vetted whether or not they're part of the sort of 2% or 3% that oppose the country?
Well, the fact that the Tories took out a court injunction to stop us knowing that they were shipping thousands of them here tells you everything you need to know.
They know that something is up.
They did it anyway.
I mean, the other thing I'd point out is this knife attack shouldn't have taken place because after one of the previous knife attacks not so long ago, Keir Stalmer decided the reason it had happened is because you could buy knives on Amazon.
So that's been banned now.
And yet it still happened.
I'd also point out the Online Safety Act, which was supposed to be used to stop kids being groomed, has actually been used to stop news of this being spread, the video, this being spread online.
Exactly.
And you can see it circulating on X. And after a while, accounts that have been circulating it get the due to local law sign that essentially bans them from playing it due to the online safety act.
And this suggests actually that Labor's problem is that we are talking about it.
Yes, yes.
They don't want people to know because they want to micromanage decline.
They would rather people spoke about Sarah Pochin's comments about AS.
Very much so.
That's what they wanted to drag the entire country to talk about, but they don't want people to talk about this.
I think that this is a more serious problem.
Well, the BBC didn't want to cover it, but so many people on social media were making fun of the BBC for not having covered it or pointing out that the BBC were not covering it.
They eventually covered it.
And there you go.
They put it on their front page for a while.
Smooth voice again.
He dies.
Yeah, down at the bottom.
Man dies in triple stabbing as suspect.
No information on that is arrested.
They put it below the story on how we're going to house more asylum seekers, though.
Well, that's very nice.
Yes.
So they got their priorities right.
This was the story that they did put up.
I mean, our skim, some of this, I mean, we get so many of these in the UK.
Initially, they didn't mention that it was an Afghan national.
They had to be shamed into mentioning that.
Yes.
The attack is not treated as terrorism as the detectives are working to establish any relationship between the suspect and the free victims.
Well, I'll tell you what the relationship is.
The free victims were paying for the suspect to be in the country.
That's what the relationship was.
And there's some other bits in here where basically the police are saying, we would ask you not to talk about this, please.
Just wait on us to provide the information.
Here we go.
I understand there's been a lot of speculation online following this incident.
We ask you to rely on us for information that you do not share sensitive information.
Well, I'm sure that the British police who covered up the grooming gang scandal for 35 years.
You should read the rest of the next line.
The family of the deceased man have been told and are being supported by specially trained officers, the Met said.
Well, we know that the specially trained officers are trained to manipulate the family of the victim into saying, oh, please don't look back in anger.
Oh, please don't make any assumptions.
Oh, please don't generalize.
And the reason why you come out and make a statement supporting the government immigration policy.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, absolutely.
But the reality is that you really should, if there is anywhere in the world you should generalize about, it's probably Afghanistan.
Because the reason for these generalizations comes from studies conducted on the opinions of Afghans and from the experience of people who have had to serve there and they got to know how the population functions.
I mean, you can't make people do jumping jacks in Afghanistan.
You can't make soldiers function in any way.
You can't explain to them basic things like driving.
If you read the stories of soldiers who served in Afghanistan and what their experience was with the sort of level of horrific ignorance, inability to count, inability to sort of rank things alphabetically, inability to just think in any systematic way, and then you think, well, what's the best thing that I could do for Britain?
How about importing a few tens of thousands of people?
Yes, bring tens of thousands of them in.
I do find it interesting that it's not being treated as terrorism, despite the fact that the synagogue attack, which was on a very similar scale to this, that was treated as terrorism immediately.
I also found it interesting that all the politicians were tweeting about it within hours.
Yes.
And that it was a sort of 24-7 story for the week or so following.
I checked on the social media feeds for Keir Starmer, Kevin Badenock, Ed Davey, and Farage.
None of them seem fit to mention this case.
And not only this, but I think they mentioned the exact opposite.
They made the classic dog whistles about racism.
Ed Davey, I think, was talking about racism and racist epidemic and the far-right epidemic.
And people were actually tagging Gary Neville.
They say, do you still think that white middle-aged men are the problem, Gary?
Yep.
I mean, the only politician who mentioned this was Rupert Lowe, unsurprisingly.
The rest of them didn't feel the need to mention this.
Was he mentioning it where Dr. Shola was telling him about the death penalty?
And that should be happy if he was killed.
Dr. Shola, yes.
He mentioned it.
He mentioned something about the death penalty.
And then she ended up saying that the death penalty should apply to him.
Yeah, yeah.
So, I mean, it's very clear what's going on there.
It's getting disgusting and it's getting tiresome and it's getting sickening and it's just so predictable.
Very much so.
It's also worth a throwback to this one.
So, do you remember Axe Gale?
Yep.
Well, it turns out, after all that leftist commentary about why is a 12-year-old girl in Dundee, Scotland, carrying around an axe and a knife to defend herself from migrants, what a silly, ignorant girl.
Well, actually, it turns out there was a Romanian grooming gang active in that area abusing lots of women and young girls.
So actually, Axegirl has been completely and utterly vindicated.
Yeah.
From a police perspective, she didn't rely on them for information.
So most probably she was wrong.
Yeah, yeah.
She didn't check official sources first.
It's just perverse on every level.
It's just perverse on every level.
What this country looks like to the outside world, I'd dread to think.
Yeah.
Absolute clown show, I'd imagine.
Now, actually, I wasn't going to talk about this subject today, but it, you know, it disgracefully happened yesterday, and therefore I'm covering it.
And actually, I'm going to link it back to what I was originally going to talk about, which is demographics and birth rates.
So I'm going to be filming my next Brokenomics on demographic and birth rates and where that gets us over the next century.
But I'll give a quick preview of it here.
I'm going to be filming that later today.
So this is my channel on the site, Broconomics.
We occasionally put up, and this is behind the pay, you occasionally put up something as a free view.
So this here, a bit on Warhammer, which has been widely well received by an army of hyper-autistic nerds in the comments are being accurate to the last degree.
That's freeview.
The one on digital ID, that went up as a free view as well.
So you can watch those ones.
This was a good one.
That's the one I did with you, Faraz.
Yep.
Where basically we talked about how Britain is on the same path as Lebanon.
Yes.
I mean, when you lose law and order to this extent, so one of the main drivers of the Lebanese civil war was steady violence from the Palestinians against Lebanese Christians.
And to be fair, not just against Lebanese Christians, it was against Lebanese Shia, it was against Lebanese Sunnis.
It was general violence from the Palestinians, but especially against Lebanese Christians.
And the communities ended up deciding that, okay, we're going to arm ourselves and start fighting.
And when you have this kind of breakdown in law and order, you leave people with no choice other than to arm themselves, which is where Kirstarmer's Amazon knife ban comes in.
People aren't allowed to own guns for self-defense in this country, meaning that the next best thing is a knife.
And so what's happening is that the ability of law-abiding citizens to defend themselves is steadily being restricted and eroded.
Whereas, you know, of course, the other communities don't give a damn about the laws of Britain.
Well, indeed.
And of course, I mean, those knife laws are having some effect because we saw in the recent case of that Somalian who was put up in a hotel who murdered one of the women who worked at the hotel.
For whatever reason, he wasn't able to get his hands on a knife, so he used a screwdriver.
You know, as if the knives were the problem.
As if the knives were the problem, as opposed to the demographics being the problem, as opposed to the culture being the problem, as opposed to the low IQ being the problem, as opposed to culture, yeah.
I mean, it's for these people, you have to understand, they would never dream of the quality of life that they're being afforded in the UK at the taxpayers' expense.
And when they sense this much weakness and this much laxity on the part of law enforcement, it actually emboldens them.
So they would do things in Britain that they wouldn't dream of doing in Saudi Arabia or the UAE, where they know that they'd end up in a desert prison or dead or deported.
Well, let's talk about these populations because I was originally going to be talking about birth rates, and I'll go into this much, much more detail in my next Brookanomics.
But, you know, this is a subject I'll be getting into.
This is where the population of the future comes from.
So this is basically showing you where the births are in the world.
So as you can see, I mean, and this is slightly misleading because, you know, China has a lot of births, but it started with a lot of people.
Actually, their birth rate is declining quite fast.
India's birth rate is starting to decline a bit.
It is going down.
As you can see, there's very little births in Europe.
There are more births in Nigeria alone than there is in all of Europe.
There are as many births in Ethiopia alone as there is in the EU.
You know, basically this area, so the Africa and the Islamic bloc, those are the ones that are growing fast.
Yes.
And this is a sort of trimmed down version of what I'll be getting into in Brokenomics.
But what I did is I looked at the different areas.
So this is Europe, the population.
And I've looked at 2000, 2050, and 2010.
And as you can see, the natives of Europe are going to have over that, you know, over the next 75 years, are going to decline by 56%.
The Anglosphere is going to decline by 30%.
North Asia is declining by 50%.
I mean, they're well up there.
Even South Asia is going to grow a bit.
And actually, that's largely due to Indonesia.
Southeast Asia is up slightly.
The Islamic world, up 74% over the rest of this century.
Africa is going to go up 430% over the rest of this century.
So when you think of the future, I mean, I hope you like Africans and Islam.
That is what the future looks like.
And the idea of the left is that anybody there should be allowed to come to the West and receive benefits from taxpayers.
Well, this is where I'm going.
I mean, it's...
So the sustainability of this is insane.
The cost of crime is insane.
The cost on welfare is insane.
And the ideology that's animating this, be it foreign aid or welfare to foreigners, it's just completely bonkers.
Well, and the other angle, of course, is I think I've got average, what have I got, the median age.
So at the moment, the median age in Europe is 38.
That's going to go to 55.
Wow.
The Anglosphere from 35 to 53.
And then if you look at the dependency, so the proportion that are over 65, at the moment in Europe, it's 16%.
That's going to go to 40%.
If you look at the Anglosphere, it's 13%, and that's going to go to 38% of over 65.
So then if you look at the dependency ratio, which is retired plus children, at the moment, for every 100 workers, you're having to basically two workers are looking after one dependent, which could be a child or an elderly person.
In this future, one worker per dependent, a child or retired person.
This is the madness that comes from having state pensions.
It's basically the outsourcing of family duties to the state.
And the sort of result of that is perfectly predictable.
If you tell people you don't have to worry about your old age, and if you tell women that actually having children is bad, you should focus on your career, this is what you get.
And life shouldn't be a sort of breeding competition between different ethnicities, but they've set in motion a dynamic where it's precisely that.
And unless Europe sort of grows up and realizes that it needs a strategy to control the Mediterranean and dominate the Mediterranean and prevent illegal crossings and have influence there, like the demographics are a story.
It's rather obvious, right?
You cannot have a pension system and an NHS and all the rest of it, which is dependent on a large number of young people if the old people didn't have kids.
Yes.
And basically, the boomers did not have enough kids.
They should have had three or four kids and they had two.
And you disincentivize them to have children.
Yes.
If you provide this insane level of welfare and basically outsource charity to the state and make it compulsory.
Yes.
Because this is what's happened.
It's a sort of erosion of responsibility.
It's a destruction.
Plus, also, all this immigration is an attempt to stop this dependency ratio from going down.
How much GDP do you think this Afghan is going to be adding?
Oh, well, immigration has been proven to be a net negative.
You might need to scroll along on this a little bit, Samson, because it's a bit chopped off.
But I basically did an infographic version, or my version of an infographic anyway.
No, a bit too much.
Let's see the names at least.
Oh, there we go.
So this is basically the same data, but in pictographic forms.
As you can see, basically in each column, I've got 20 people, then divvied them up around the various groups as they are.
So in the year 2000, as you can see, Europe got four.
The Anglosphere got three.
Asia has a lot.
Southeast Asia has a decent amount.
South Asia and Southeast Asia.
The Islamic world has a number, but it's not that wild.
Africa has a little bit.
And South America.
That's the world we kind of know looking back over the last 23 years.
Look at where it goes by the end of the century.
The absolute collapse of the European natives.
You know, from 12% of the world's population down to three.
The Anglosphere goes from 6% down to 3.
It should be noted here that during the Age of Empire, the European population was around 30% of the global total.
Wow.
And that was the period in which Europe introduced much of the rest of the world to things like a functioning state.
Civilization.
Sanitation.
Roads.
Christianity.
Roads, infrastructure, industry, etc., etc.
And the idea that this will continue in a population that is 43% sub-Saharan African is slightly delusional, I would say.
Quite slightly.
I mean, North Asia declines.
I mean, look at look at, I mean, this is sort of Korea, Japan, China.
It goes from 26% of the world's population to eight.
I mean, that's less than we are now.
Yeah.
This is the perfect argument to sort of end foreign aid, free healthcare, pensions, and this whole outsourcing of the functions of the family to the state.
When you see the numbers, it is clearly unviable.
South Asia, so sort of India, you know, goes from 20% of the world's population.
They actually get a greater share because of the decline that's happening in the rest of the places, but they've got 17%.
Southeast Asia declines somewhat.
Look at the Islamic world.
It goes from 10% of the world's population to 17%.
And that's because I've, and actually it'd be higher if I hadn't have stripped out from these numbers the immigrant population in Europe and the Anglosphere.
Africa goes from 10% of the world's population to 43% of the world's population.
Yeah, I well, and the question I'd ask is this, right?
I mean, part of the reason why the African population is so big and growing, it's because basically people from the Anglosphere and Europe spend a lot of time and resources helping them grow their population.
Now, you can do that when, you know, we are 18% and they're 10%.
You know, you can send people to help them grow their population.
What's going to happen when Europe and the Anglosphere is 6% of the world population collectively?
Are there going to be enough, you know, Europeans and Anglos to support that population?
Or is Africa going to erupt?
Think about how much of the developing world's economy comes from remittances.
If you think about how much of the third world's economy comes from remittances, and if you sort of pair that demographic collapse with a GDP collapse, you see what a disaster this is.
One of the commentators, I have to read this, look, Stewart.
Could you talk about the fact that feminization has caused so much of this, as well as selling women that they don't have to have children?
So I will carry saying women were happy before women's rights.
Yes, yes, precisely.
I mean, actually, so I'm going to do my brokenomics on the numbers, but then it's probably worth doing a roundtable or a lads hour on what to do about it or how we got here.
This is the same information presented graphically.
But I just say, look, if you're watching this, you're probably European or Anglo-Sphere.
I urge you to pause the video and go and make a baby.
And then come back and restart and watch the rest of the video.
Unless, of course, you were already doing that.
In which case, leave a comment and let us know why this lineup works so well for you.
If you're doing it by yourself, don't leave a comment because that would just be weird.
And frankly, I don't want to know.
But yeah, so the point you were making just a moment ago, I think I've got a video that kind of captures that.
It's just a minute, but this is the kind of mindset of the modern sort of Western woman.
I've gotten over it.
I'm probably never having kids.
It is what it is.
I'm probably going to play video games for the rest of my life.
I'm probably going to be as hot for as long as I can.
And I'm probably going to keep making money in the best ways I can, which is like doing commercials and shows.
Like, that's probably what's going to happen for the next 40 years until I die.
And I think people are just going to keep being mad at me about it.
It is what it is.
I don't know, man.
I don't know.
Right.
You'll be lonely and miserable and resentful and live with a bunch of cats.
And when you die, your cats will eat you.
I think there's a way to worry less about the issue, which is, you know, closing down borders.
Because as for us, there is no need for Europeans or, you know, Americans, the English, the British to enter in a breeding competition with the entire world.
We need to do two things.
I mean, we need to close the borders, but you also...
Also stop the remittances.
Well, we need to close the borders, but we also need to replicate our populations because there's going to be less than half of us still around by the end of the century.
Yeah, okay, but do it without recovering the family.
If you try to do it without recovering the family, you can end up with these kinds of people.
And these kinds of people are not going to be able to fight wars.
These people should.
Yeah, but these people shouldn't have a family.
If she's thinking this way, she shouldn't have a family.
Well, okay.
I'm not holding my breath.
You can try to convince her otherwise.
So I mean, there was a big question about how we got here and what we do about it.
The point is, don't destroy the economy.
Don't destroy the economy of the natives in order to support foreigners.
That's what I'm saying.
There will always be people like her, but some people are not just cut out to be parents.
Yes.
I think we need to come back to this in a roundtable or something because otherwise eating into your respective segments.
All right, fine.
I mean, I would just say if her plan is to remain hot for 40 years, I mean, she's in for a shock.
I would mention that.
And also, I've got another infographic for you because I always believe that economic information can be digested most effectively through the medium of hot women.
So the next tab, my box has stopped working, Samson.
There we go.
Miss Germany.
2005.
Yeah, I saw this.
2013, 2025.
And bear in mind what I've already shown you about the population trends getting to 2050 and the end of the century.
I mean, what is, I mean, it already looks like this.
What is it going to look like in 2050 and 2010?
Depressing.
Depressed.
Yeah, it's just.
I saw this.
It's hilarious, but also in a bad way.
Yeah.
Unfortunately, we have to leave that there.
But only one or two who are you can look at on the top on the bottom one.
I like the middle picture.
The middle row left.
Elven beauty, that one.
Right.
Also, top left.
Yes.
Well, we better move on.
We better move on.
Otherwise, I'm going to eat up your segment while we go through our ranked order.
The Skull Kid says, I served one year tour in Afghanistan, and the things I've seen those people do to their own, it's horrifying.
These people are savages.
Thank you for your service.
Haringo says it takes young girls to be stabbed to death for it to be properly reported in the media.
This story kept being swept under the rug.
It does.
Mark says, Dan, can you do a broken ruins on liquidity and the liquidity cycle?
I've done lots of those, actually.
And I did an update recently.
Ben says, Dan, can see this support for you to cover more 40K?
We'll do, sir.
Rob says, other nations out there should be greatly concerned with Islam and UK becoming Islamified where we have nuclear weapons.
Yes, quite.
Luke says, could we also talk about the fact that feminization...
Oh, you read that one.
Yep.
Yep.
And he also says my comment about men being demonized, I deleted it by accident.
But when I was writing the first comment, I think for most of us men, the only way we can have a kid is use of a pod or a surrogate.
Don't do that.
Yes.
I mean, this is very much a topic worth coming back to, but, you know, unfortunately, doesn't Pakistan have nukes also for us, you know?
Say again.
If Pakistan has nukes.
Yes, Pakistan has nukes.
Pakistan has nukes, unfortunately.
No, I don't need this.
I don't know this.
Once again, just to remind you, please check out Stelius' podcast, not podcast, Stelius' webinar tomorrow at 6, and then check out his course to learn to become more like Powell, who was a wonderful classicist, among other things, and among other sources of his genius.
So Brazil is meant to be hosting COP30.
This is the big climate shindig where the great and the good go and fly their private jets to remote parts of the world to discuss how they can pretty much starve everybody else of resources, especially of energy and of cheap food.
And the communists were sort of going on about how this must engage with the favelas and walk alongside the favelas because the future of cities will be defined by climate and it will only be just if it is collective.
There are other ideas about justice, however.
One of them is war, I would suggest.
This basically is what happened in Brazil yesterday.
At around dawn, the governor of Rio, of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, sent 2,500 armed police and soldiers with helicopters, armored vehicles, and drones to fight against a gang called the Red Command or Commando Vermelo, a criminal organization that sort of grew out of Brazil's prisons.
And in case you were wondering, yes, you can identify these gangsters quite easily because they tend to love tattooing themselves, their faces and their bodies and so on, in line with the rest of the Latin American gangs.
Their beloved themes are snakes, Tasmanian demons.
Does that tell you something?
Chucky, the murderous doll, octopuses, goblins, etc., etc.
So these guys tattoo themselves in a very elaborate way.
These are gangs that grew out of the prisons.
Pretty much all of the politicians in Brazil are actually connected to them one way or the other.
I mean, the brilliant thing about El Salvador, of course, is that, you know, everyone has sort of given up on it.
And all the academia experts were saying that it cannot be recovered.
Yes.
And then somebody came along with a brilliant idea of why don't we just go around and arrest everybody with MS-13 tattooed on their forehead and put them in jail for the rest of their life.
Yep.
And the clever thing is that it worked brilliantly and El Salvador is now safe to walk at night.
Yes.
It's probably one of the safest places in the world.
Isn't that amazing?
Isn't that amazing?
Yes.
Now, the favelas, according to the lefties, are wonderful places that are full of culture.
So this particular gentleman has a blog about, among other things, exploring the beauty of the favelas.
Rio de Janeiro favelas, previously referred to as cortisos, have grown in size and complexity, primarily due to factors like rural exodus, industrialization, urbanization, as the favelas eventually became too large to ignore by the mid-20th century.
Despite the military dictatorship's attempt to eradicate favelas in the 70s, they still exist today.
Over time, favelas have developed into a hub of the city's culture, encompassing a range of activities based around the city's pop culture, art, and urban music genres like Brazilian funk and hip-hop.
The criminal underworld of gangs, drug dealing, and violence.
I can just see Western leftists skipping around these places wide-eyed and wondered about all the culture they're experiencing.
And I'm sure for a number of days, they probably get away with it perfectly fine.
But this, I mean, that's, I mean, I travel a lot, and those sort of areas, you need to be frosty.
Isn't there a Hollywood myth that in very poor places like India and the favelas in Brazil, people treat life as a gift and they have a respect for life?
Yeah, that's absolutely nonsense.
Also, this is the Dominic Toreto neighborhood, Fast and Furious.
Absolute freaking nonsense.
And the objective reality is that these places have sort of three times the murder rate of the rest of Brazil.
There's always an ethnic component, like, you know, the 90% of people in the affluent districts are white, whereas 90% in the favelas are not, shall we say.
And the favelas are located all over the city of Brazil.
So if you want to sort of decide the city of Rio, if you want to sort of choose some nice destination in Rio, let's say Copacabana, it's right here.
And it's flanked by one favela, two favelas, three favelas.
Ipanima, the famous beach, the girl from Ipanima, again, a favela right on top of it.
The Baracana, along with its stadium.
Nope, actually, not immediately there, but again, not too far away from it.
Christ the Redeemer, there's a pavela rex door.
Pretty much everywhere you go in Rio, you find these massive favelas.
And the one that was targeted is this one here, and it's called Alemau.
And it's basically controlled by this CV gang, Red Command, whatever it is in Portuguese.
And they've been waging a turf war against some of their enemies and expanding.
And things have gotten so bad in Brazil that the right has its own militias that work in extortion and in attacks on legitimate businesses to protect them from the left-wing gangs associated with President Lula and his party.
Every time this kind of incident happens, Lula's PT party, the workers' party, comes out in support of the favelas and sort of condemning the human rights abuses and his completely unsuspicious electoral win.
Absolutely unsuspicious, where he then subsequently went on to jail his political opponent.
Yes.
Yes.
Although, to be fair to him, he had previously been jailed on corruption charges.
Yeah, but he was actually guilty.
But he was actually guilty.
Yes.
But he was actually guilty.
I mean, the level of corruption that comes from this kind of diversity is insane.
And the political system in Brazil is so fractured and broken, and it doesn't allow anybody to actually be in control of the country and exercise authority.
And so the result is this kind of chaos.
And the result is that the most economic, the most important economic center of the country is run by gangsters.
And every nice tourist attraction in the city, and there are many of those, there is beautiful churches in Brazil, in Rio, wonderful beaches, all kinds of things to do and see.
But you have to navigate the favelas next door.
And what ends up happening is that as you're traveling around, some guys from the favelas will pop up, rob you, and then run into these lawless urban areas.
And quite frankly, it'd be wise just to accept your loss rather than follow them in.
Yes.
Do not, under any circumstances, chase them into the favelas.
I heard that at night they don't stop at the red traffic lights, maybe.
No.
No.
And Rio could be such a gem if it had a Bukeley-type figure.
If it had a Bukele-type figure who was willing to sort of lock up people with tattoos on their bodies, identifying them as members of gangs and throw them in jails indefinitely, all of Brazil would improve enormously.
But when this kind of thing is attempted, you start hearing howling from the regular suspects and from the human rights organizations claiming that this is a terrible, terrible thing and a violation of the human rights of the gangsters.
So human rights activists and opposition politicians voiced outrage at the historic day of bloodshed.
Because what had happened, see, is that to try to undermine Lula's festivities, the police were sent into one of these favelas and 64 people ended up getting killed, including four police officers.
And it seems that the operation might be ongoing.
And it seems that this is a multi-day thing.
The governor has declared that the governor who is right-wing and who is supposedly associated with the right-wing militias has declared that now they've started a war against organized crime.
Their reality is they keep on saying this.
And people like the Red Cross, for example, keep on condemning them for wanting to wage war against criminal gangs and saying that this is a huge violation of human rights and it undermines human rights and so on and so forth.
And you shouldn't treat it as a military thing.
But the thing is, for the police to enter these favelas, they need drones and helicopters and armored vehicles.
So it is a war.
And then the gangs start doing very neighborly and cultural things, like setting cars on fires and putting them into barricades so that the police can't actually go through.
So if you're a random civilian and you have a nice car, they'll take it, put it in the middle of the road, and set it on fire just so the police can't get to them.
And this is supposed to be, according to the left, culturally enriching.
And doing something about it, according to the left, is a violation of human rights.
So I'm a bit confused with what happened here.
So you say there's right-wing gangs and left-wing gangs, and there's presumably also a whole slew of criminal gangs.
Yes.
So who was ordering the troops in on this occasion and which gang were they going after?
This was the governor of Rio.
It was a right-wing governor.
It was a right-wing governor going after the Red Command, which is closer to the PT, the party of President Lula.
And then the ruling party, Brazil as a whole, is now trying to shut it down.
The ruling party is saying, yes, we will put them in federal prisons and we condemn the human rights atrocities.
And not only that, the gangs themselves started using drones to drop explosives on the police and military.
Good God.
So the idea that this isn't a war and shouldn't be treated as a war is insane.
And the only genuinely humane thing to do is to sort of find anybody with a gang tattoo anywhere on their bodies and throw them in a high-density jail under permanent surveillance.
Do exactly what Bukeley did.
Exactly.
I mean, and you've said this to me a whole number of times.
what is it you always say to me it's something like um mercy to the guilty is is is it cruelty cruelty to the innocent yes Yes.
Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.
Bukele is now a verb.
To Bukele something is to fix a problem that liberals say is too complicated by simply ignoring their long-winded excuses and just doing the obvious.
I'm not sure I like that as a verb because it reminds me of something else with a very different meaning.
It is named after the leader of El Salvador, Naib Bukele, who has turned a country that was once dubbed the murder capital of the world into one of the safest.
And the same can be done in Brazil.
But Lula's policy, which is very similar to the policy of Amlo and his successor in Mexico, Scheinbaum, is another variation on hugs, not bullets.
That basically, when we think about crime, we should think about the social factors and we should think that the criminals are themselves the victims of the system.
And that if the system wasn't racist, yes, exactly.
If the system wasn't racist and evil and discriminatory, this crime wouldn't happen.
The reality is that the system needs to be far more discriminatory and far more aggressive.
And it needs to treat criminals as people with agency and the ability to make choices.
But also care about the common good.
Well, that is caring for the common good.
That is.
Because Even if you do have the case of a criminal who is mentally insane, actually not according to MSM.
Right.
There is a question of, you know, just you have to do something about it.
You have to incarcerate them because they constitute a public threat.
Yes, absolutely.
Absolutely.
What you're describing seems to me to be completely an attempt to create a parallel reality in people's minds, which is just what many times corrupt governments are doing.
Yes, which is...
Because this focus on human rights is, I will say, as you have said, is entirely misleading because sometimes it's either you or them.
With criminals, it is always you or them.
With criminals, it is always you or them.
And the idea that these criminals are simply victims of circumstances, as opposed to people with agency, and with the ability to make choices, including moral choices and immoral choices, that crime is some kind of natural phenomenon that just sort of emerges due to economic inequalities.
When everywhere you look, there are these steady correlations that keep on recurring in one society after the other and tell you a very clear story.
And the story, I won't repeat it here because YouTube will ban it, but you know what it is.
But the other side is, how do you deal with this?
Well, you lock up criminals and you hang them if they are guilty of murder or rape.
It's that simple.
Well, that's the thing.
And I'd argue, hang them for drug dealing.
I mean, that's the thing.
All of the problems that the UK have are a choice.
Yes.
Yes.
And that's the other thing.
If this lawlessness in Britain that you mentioned in your segment keeps on happening, there will end up being a situation where the only way that the police can enter somewhere like Birmingham or Bradford or whatever is if they use armored vehicles and drones and the military to go in and enforce order.
And this was not a huge operation.
I mean, if you look at this favela, it's a sort of tiny part of Rio and it's not really the like, you know, that one here is bigger than, is bigger than the Vigario Gerald, whatever it is.
It's bigger than Alemau.
There are other places that are just as bad.
But this has been allowed to fester and keep on growing to the extent that several favelas sort of linked up with each other and became one giant one.
And if you tolerate this, you can see that happening to cities in the north of Britain.
You can see that happening in London.
You can see that happening all over, where the police are going to end up needing armed forces, drones, armored vehicles, and enormous casualties to execute basic things.
I love the description there.
It's known for being one of the most violent and dangerous areas of the city, then goes on to say it has a vibrant culture and a strong sense of solidarity.
Where is the solidarity if your neighbor is a murderer?
How are they exercising solidarity if you're not?
But why is that a good thing?
Like, if what your neighbor is doing is taking your 12-year-old kid and teaching them that the way to advance a society is to sell drugs and murder people, that's solidarity.
Well, solidarity is always solidarity to whom.
And they're talking about their own political allies because from the perspective of the left, those who aren't allies of theirs are people whose individuality doesn't have to be respected because they're either consciously the enemy or they're just the useful idiot of the enemy.
Yes, yes, yes.
But at the same time, the criminals don't have agency according to the left because they are simply victims of circumstance.
For bad things, exactly.
So in the left's perspective, everything is predetermined and you don't have free will.
And you're either part of the elite and should be killed and destroyed and taxed to death, or you're part of the oppressed and you are allowed to get away with anything because you are traumatized by the oppression that you have suffered.
And that's exactly what's happening in Brazil.
Now, it gets roped into this kind of political football.
It's pretty evident, I think, to me, that the governor of Brazil chose, the governor of Rio chose the timing of this operation to sort of rein on Lula's climate parade.
And I'm all for reigning on climate parades, you know, that's fine by me.
But the city is lawless.
And the nicest parts of the city are right next door to these favelas.
And saying that the favelas are culturally enriching you is just freaking insane.
It's absolutely mad.
Of doctors and engineers.
Doctors and engineers of the favelas.
Yes, doctors and engineers of the favelas.
Well, don't tell Keir Starmer because what he's going to do is sort of try to bring them to Britain.
Already in my town, I see a couple of Latin Americans, and I'm like, you guys are obviously part of a gang.
How did you end up here?
This.
We know that Kyrstan has a sudden taste for young foreign gentlemen.
Well, that's another thing.
Age-restricted adult content.
What this video shows is the prisons in El Salvador.
Oh, apparently, this is age-restricted, and you have to confirm your age.
Well, to see a prison.
Just to see men in prison, to see men in prison, yes.
Right.
Okay.
And so, I mean, I hope they're not bathing.
I want to say thank you to Doris for this wonderful addition to our segment.
So the online safety bill is being used to stop us finding about immigrant murders and also to stop us finding out the fact that they could be stopped at any time.
Yes.
That's a perfect summary of it.
And you should thank Nadine Doris for that.
And you should thank Nigel Farage for putting her in the party now.
Well, yes.
I mean, obviously, what reform needs is lots and lots of Tories.
The state of leftist insanity when it comes to crime is just beyond me.
People have agency and they're guilty if they're guilty.
They want us to completely accept decline and have a very narrow idea of what is politically possible.
Yes.
And they want to censor any sign that their idea of what is politically possible is stupid.
Yes.
And narrow.
Yep, pretty much.
Pretty much.
How tragic.
Anyway, so we read a couple of comments.
This is all because we live in a feminized society.
Says that's a random name.
Yep.
Every feminine authority I've had in my life has always tolerated the abusers and punished the abuse.
Everything's upside down.
I agree.
Women should not be in positions of power.
It's that simple.
Said, if Bukele politics would make in Brazil, we would need 10 times more prison than we already have.
The current system doesn't support 10% of the criminals.
Yeah, build more prisons.
I mean, Bukele built more prisons.
That's one of the big things that he did.
And he made them very high-tech, very isolated, and very transparent.
And then filled them up.
Build prisons, fill them up.
It's wonderful for GDP, really, and for basic human survival.
Luke Stewart, again, thanks, Luke.
Unfortunately, the churches where I come have about 1 to 18 female to male ratio.
God.
The supply is so low, I have no chance at competing unless I won the lottery or a house.
Yeah, there's a real pull from men towards more conservatism and from women towards more liberalism.
But your job is to lead a woman into making her a conservative.
And I promise you, the mental illnesses of women are curable.
Oh, it's not actually that difficult to do.
No.
It's really not that difficult.
Right.
So, Samson, before I start the third segment, could I have the link for the webinar second, please?
No rush.
We have time.
Great.
Thank you very much.
Right.
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Right.
So we are going to talk about New York and about Zoran Mamdani, whose true nature has been revealed.
Beneath this fake smile and this woke posing lies someone who doesn't care so much about this.
You may have known, but we are going to talk about him and how his true nature has been revealed and it's what we all expected it to be.
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Right, let's go to New York.
New York is about to make a massive mistake.
Some people think it deserves it.
Other people don't.
I think Chesterton said that the greatest madness will not be coming from Moscow, but from Manhattan.
And it's been proven absolutely true.
Right.
So this huge mistake is going to be voting Mamdani for mayor of New York City.
He is basically a Ugandan-born communist who masquerades as a democratic socialist American.
And he is playing the identity card.
And he wants to appeal to all this woke salad.
And he is playing all the identities.
Jon Stewart here, who generally speaking supports people who have crazy ideas, he says, you're a Muslim, a young person, a progressive, a democratic socialist.
There are so many different communities that are looking to you.
Now, when you have people playing all this card, all this card of mixed, incompatible identities, most probably they're lying.
It's like the woke lie that the groups that are the oppressed groups, according to the intersectional calculus, are compatible with each other.
And they're just absolutely not.
Islamists and the trans lobby have nothing in common.
Also, radical feminists and have nothing in common with either of those groups.
What the woke are doing is constantly create the illusion that all these identities are compatible.
And every time where their incompatibilities become visible, they're inventing a common enemy in order to band them together.
And this is the far-right extremist middle-aged white man.
I mean, it's interesting.
By which they mean well-adjusted people.
Yeah.
I mean, it's so interesting watching New York.
I mean, when I was a kid in the 80s, it was such an aspirational place.
And ever since then, I've just watched it decline and decline and decline.
And it looks like it's still got a lot further to go.
Yeah.
Right.
So Mamdani revealed his true nature in a debate with Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Slaiwa.
And he basically said, you haven't been to a mosque.
That was one of his main arguments as to why Andrew Cuomo is not fit to be a mayor of New York.
Let us play this.
Don't forget the Democratic Party.
Sorry, sorry, Brother Feras.
Sorry.
After 9-11, the Muslims insisted on having a very high-profile Islamic center with a dominant place in New York City's skyline.
And the city just let them do it.
So essentially, in that perspective, 9-11 was a success.
Yes.
Now there is going to be a Muslim mayor of New York, again, confirming that 9-11 was a success.
I did a whole episode on the Muslim Brotherhood on Real Politic.
And they have a manual from the 1990s explaining how they will have to adjust their alliances and use the people that are destructive to the United States and to the West in general to destroy the West from within.
And Mamdani is fully playing that role.
He's playing the Fabian society role in the US.
Yes.
He aligns himself with these forces.
Let us listen to what he says here.
Primary for him to set foot in a mosque.
He had more than 10 years and he couldn't name a single mosque at the last debate we had that he visited.
And what Muslims want in this city is what every community wants and deserves.
They want equality and they want respect.
And it took me to get you to even see those Muslims as part of this city.
And that, frankly, is something that is shameful and is why so many New Yorkers have lost faith in this politics.
Yeah, except for the same thing.
I've worked with the Muslim community for many years.
Name a single mosque you went to in New York.
Can you name a single mosque you went to in 10 years?
You were ever here.
Before I was here.
That is remarkable that you can't win an election in New York without being able to list off the names of the local mosques.
That's conquest.
We are talking about a debate about mayors with the position of the mayor.
And one of the points that are regularly coming up is you can't name a mosque you haven't visited the mosque.
Right.
So here we had Cuomo being very strong in this particular instance of the debate, because otherwise his campaign is generally considered to be a disaster, who basically summarizes, not summarizes, no, he mentioned some of the good, some of the bad stuff about Mamdani, which are really, I'd say they're true.
And this is what most boomers are going to listen to.
But there is so much more that he isn't addressing.
Let us listen to it.
No reason to believe you have any merit or qualification for 8.5 million lives.
You don't know how to run a government.
You don't know how to handle an emergency.
And you've literally never proposed a bill on anything that you're not talking about in your campaign.
You had the worst attendance record in the assembly.
And you gave yourselves the highest raise in the United States of America.
You went from $110,000 to $140,000.
And then you never showed up for work and you missed 80% of the votes.
Shame on you.
Shame on you.
Right.
So I think basically he is giving forward some of the economic arguments.
There are loads of other economic issues.
I think the problem is that the guy is a foreigner and foreigners shouldn't be in government.
And I say this as a foreigner.
Right.
And I've seen some of his politics.
And it's basically like he's running for class president of some school or something.
It's like no homework.
The vending machines are free.
Day off on Friday.
I mean, it's all just completely unworkable socialist nonsense.
But I mean, beyond the level of socialist nonsense that you normally get, it's just fantasy socialism.
Exactly.
It's the same garbage we hear from AOC.
Yeah.
And other.
Actually, AOC is rational compared to this guy.
I mean, he's just making it up.
To be honest, I think he knows much better how to hide.
And that's the issue.
I think his identity is he really was hiding it.
But now we see what he really cares about.
He constantly makes it about the Muslim community of New York.
He says what the Muslim community wants.
He says equality, respect, and all the leftist talking points.
But all these are completely out of context.
And it's disingenuous because Islam doesn't want equality.
Islam wants to govern.
The nature of Islam is that it's a religion that seeks temporal power.
And everyone who talks about democratic socialism doesn't know what they're talking about.
I do wonder if New York's Jewish population are going to vote overwhelmingly Democrat this time again.
They're hugely supportive of him.
There are very big chunks of the Jewish population of New York that are supportive of him and a big chunk of his staff is Jewish.
Oh, right.
Well, I'm sure that will work out for them.
Yeah.
Right.
So there was another incident here that has reached infamy right now because he talked about his aunt being the real, basically the real victim of 9-11.
That's what he wanted to say because they gave her dirty looks for wearing a hijab.
Oh, so she wasn't in either of the two towers.
No.
She was wearing a hijab nearby.
Yeah.
And she's the real victim.
Yeah, but Dan, did you consider how the Muslims were going to feel about it?
That's not phobia.
Exactly.
He's doing the Norman McDonald's thing.
He's on Iran only.
But let us look at what happened here.
I want to speak to the memory of my aunt who stopped taking the subway after September 11th because she did not feel safe in her hijab.
Well, they found out that his aunt was living in Tanzania and did not wear hijab.
Then he said basically afterwards that he was using this term in order to talk about the cousin of his father, and that in some areas of the world, it's more customary to use this.
That part is true.
Yeah.
That part is true.
But the Tanzania bit sort of is hilarious.
Right.
So I accept this.
And I do think that in some areas of the world, there is more of an idea of an extended family and they do do this.
But I think that what is most important here is the constant focusing of every event, including 9-11 and around Islamophobia.
Like the Muslims have perfectly adapted the left's perpetual victim narrative.
Yeah.
They've perfectly adapted to it.
They, I mean, you have 9-11 and then this guy claims his aunt is the victim of 9-11.
That's just so grotesque, but it's so in line with what we're seeing pretty much everywhere.
So at the risk of upsetting some of our American viewers, I do feel the need to sort of point this out.
Whenever you comment on anything happening in Britain, you're guaranteed to get at least 30 to 300 posts underneath from Americans saying, well, you deserve this because you gave up your guns.
If you had your guns, you wouldn't be getting taken over by Muslims.
I mean, you get that comment all the time.
It's like, well, okay, how do you explain this then?
Because there's a distinction between a hybrid war and an actual war.
Most people, and that's why the Fabian Society has been so successful at disrupting and eroding the class.
Because it's one thing to say you're getting attacked physically and you band together and you defend yourselves.
It's quite another when you don't understand that you're being attacked because it happens slowly.
It's a hidden war in which the elite are fully complicit and are siding with the enemy.
Exactly.
And because we're creatures of habit, we are much more, we are very much prone to not notice small changes in a way and sort of get very much accommodated to them.
It's why right now the Tory party calls itself conservative, but it's arguably more left than labor.
Because they slowly and steadily got adapted into the new reality and they just woke up one day in a completely different world, being completely different, a completely different party.
And it's a party that tries to outleft labor.
Right.
We have here by Fox this political cartoon.
Mamdani says, my aunt stopped taking the subway after 9-11 because she didn't feel safe wearing a hijab.
That must have been devastating, Mr. Mamdani.
My aunt stopped taking the subway after 9-11 because she was incinerated in the North Tower.
This goes back to what Farah said before about Muslim, about victimhood.
And here we have a savage post by James Woods.
Not a rare thing.
I say this.
Yeah, he basically shows victims from 9-11.
There's a difference there.
There's of an order of magnitude respect to what happened.
But there's another issue because Mamdani has also a very problematic environment.
It's not just him.
It's not just him, a liar who's constantly smiling and faking it.
It's just he has a really America-hating environment.
Here's his father basically saying America is the root of all evil and was the inspiration for the Nazis.
Hitler learned genocide from Abraham Lincoln.
I'm sure Zoran loves America though.
Nice job.
NYC.
Now, I want to play this because I want to show the level of hatred for the US, but also the level of historical illiteracy.
Let me play this.
America is the genesis of what we call settler colonialism.
And the American model was exported all around the world.
Abraham Lincoln generalized the solution of reservations.
They herded American Indians into separate territories.
For the Nazis, for the Nazis, this was the inspiration.
Hitler realized two things.
One, the genocide was doable.
It is possible to do genocide.
That's what Hitler realized.
Apparently, there was no genocide before 1776.
Second thing Hitler realized is that you don't have to have a common citizenship.
You can differentiate between people.
the nuremberg laws were patterned after american laws anyway the u.s put indians in so i mean on that okay i mean the first bit is nonsense about abraham lincoln They got it from Woodrow Wilson, if anyone.
But, I mean, the bit about the segregation, I mean, that is actually partially true.
So the Nazis did send a committee over to meet with Woodrow Wilson's administration because they were like, okay, well, we got this Jewish problem, and you seem to have the same problem with blacks, and you seem to have come up with this segregation system.
Let us learn from you what you're doing so that we can then take it back to Germany.
So that part is kind of right, but it wasn't Abraham Lincoln.
It was Woodrow Wilson, a Democrat.
Well, I think that, though, it's hardly true to say that this is the only society that ever practiced that bit is nonsense and had read any part of China.
This is the father of someone who is about to become mayor of New York and is playing the American identity and says he loves America.
But nevertheless, this kind of approach is going down gangbusters with leftists in America.
He also met, he took a selfie with an imam who was linked with the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center.
So this Imam's children were all arrested on terrorism charges.
Right.
And let us listen to what he has to say about it.
These are the kind of people that Zoran Mamdani is proud to take photos of himself.
You can't make an entirety of weapon to use to end the defense of Israel.
It is an art attack.
Yes.
I want to defend this country.
You know what this country is?
It's a garbage can.
It's filthy.
It's not particularly clean now, though.
Every day they will go to school and they put an American flag in front of these little babies.
Mushroom babies.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands.
Oh shit.
Right, so you get an idea.
I kind of feel compelled to bring up the Eridan Erdogan, the Erdogan quote for the current president of Turkey.
He said, democracy is a bus.
You ride it until you get to the stop where you want to get off, and then you basically you're done with it.
That's always been the way of the Muslim Brotherhood.
That's always been the way of the Islamists.
The thing is, though, that this Imam was at least honest.
But when people are honest and they call for jihad and they call for violent action, it's much easier to wake up and say, right, we need to do something about it and we need to stop this.
But that's why Mamdani has become a more mainstream figure.
He wears this fake smile all the time.
He constantly plays the woke card.
But I'm not so sure that the people from his environment would be particularly happy or well disposed towards all the other woke identities, all the other woke groups.
So what he's doing is basically he is lying to people.
And he is lying to them.
And he's lying to really useful idiots like her who are saying to a post, do not vote for Zoran Mamdani by Ben Freeman.
Too bad I did.
I mean, there is so much.
I mean, I know that it's just a picture of a face, but I mean, that face.
There's so many people who.
I mean, it is such a vapid, solipsistic woman.
Yeah.
I'm voting for Mamdani to piss off my dad.
She's not thought deeply about anything ever.
But things that she knows better than anyone else.
She does think that she knows better than somebody else.
She just likes the fact that she gets to be an affront to you.
Like he also lied with claiming that he never said that he wanted to defund the police.
Please, woke poster boy.
Come on.
A.L. Jacobi has here also a collage of posts with Mamdani talking about defunding the Haram police and talking about defunding all the police so many times.
Defund the Haram police and queer liberation means defund the NYPD.
Yeah.
Because like Biden was saying, it's all connected, folks.
Watch me.
Right.
So here in September 2023, he also said we have to make clear that when the boot of the NYPD is on your neck, it's been glazed by the IDF.
He's connecting law enforcement in New York with Middle Eastern politics and the relationships of...
That's his primary identity.
Yeah.
So he's bringing everything down to it.
So when Biden was saying everything is connected, of course, not everything is connected, but they're using this everything is connected because the common denominator is the enemy.
The common denominator is Western people and Western cultures, particularly the native.
Behind all this nonsense of the woke identities and all the lying and all this, what is the common denominator is the enemy.
It's Western society.
So he shouldn't be voted there.
He should be basically deported wherever he came from.
I think that's Uganda.
People of this sort have zero business being in the Western world.
And also, we don't want stupid people like her to be voting for him.
So this should be a wake-up call.
Just don't do it.
And lots of polls are basically saying that he has a overwhelming support in the foreign-born community.
The native-born community is much more supportive of Cuomo.
And if we tie together the native-born communities, 31% in favor of him, 65% in favor of them.
The foreign-born are overwhelmingly supportive of them.
So when we have mayors like people, asparring mayors like Mamdani and politicians like AOC who are constantly talking about illegals, more money for illegals, more voting power for illegals, that's their identity.
But the common thing is the enemy.
They want to destroy Western society.
This sounds like a cliché, but it's a truth.
It's true.
I mean, after 30 years of decline, New Yorkers are still not willing to give a right wing of a try.
Yeah.
That's basically the insane part.
I mean, this is why deportations are so important.
And it looks like they're also not endorsing the Republican candidate, Curtis Sliwa, right now.
Trump didn't endorse him.
And they're basically thinking that there's no chance you're winning.
So they are basically saying...
If this guy gets in...
I mean, think of the number of terror cells that are going to be operating outside.
He is one of those activist people who are constantly talking about, they are the kinds of people who have the agenda for us was talking about before.
This guy makes segment about Brazil.
So NYPD has one of the most important counter-terrorism police forces in the world, which coordinates closely with the Metropolitan Police and with the FBI and with all kinds of international forces.
They're really good and they're really at the top of their game.
Giving this guy control of that outfit is going to be a nightmare.
It's going to be a nightmare.
That's what he's going to do.
He's going to use his control of the police to sort of further his own political interests.
And his own political interests are Islamic first, leftist second, and primarily anti-American.
Well, I mean, well, the issue is not just Mamdani, because I can totally see Trump coming in and saying, right, I'm bringing in the National Guard or I'm going to do something about it on the federal level in the same way he did it with mayors in other blue areas.
The point is, what you said is the agenda behind the curtain.
Yeah.
Which is invariably anti-Western.
It has to be said that Islam is by definition anti-West.
It's sort of part and parcel of the nature of it.
And the fact that this is considered hate speech as opposed to basic reality shows utter ignorance of history.
Did you want to do some comments?
Right.
I'll just read them first.
Gavin Diathy, Chairman Maumdani or Grand Makilla Como.
What a choice.
Yeah.
Well, terrible choice.
Luke Stewart.
Sorry, forgot to say G-Day.
Good day.
Good day.
It's going to be hard to make Aussie women conservative.
Even the ones a church are liberal.
The only way we'd stop this is if we got rid of welfare.
Yeah, good luck with that.
They vote.
I think the other ones are for us.
Yep, I think you might have done those.
Fair enough.
Let's go to the video comments.
that's the king
the um the indians have been raging for a few days insisting that they have nicer aesthetics than christianity And it simply doesn't pass the sniff test.
No.
No, British cathedrals are remarkable.
I'm not sure what that's about, but it seems a bit...
Is that folksy?
British ethnic.
Nice to see Dave Bellen and you there.
Keep them out.
An immigration game for five to eight-year-olds.
You are one of these whores of black, brown, and yellow figures.
And the object is to gain unlawful access into the United Kingdom.
One, two, three, four.
Pick a car.
You have smuggled yourself into the country on the back of a lorry.
You get a job as a minicab driver.
A terrorist cell is discovered in your local place of worship.
You don't make any effort whatsoever to learn English.
Final square, congratulations.
You have been given a luxury penthouse at the expense of the British taxpayer.
End of the game.
So somebody had actually done that monopoly idea before.
I didn't know that.
That is interesting.
Thank you for pointing that out.
Russian garbage human.
Great account.
Yes.
No, he's a good chap.
He turns up to some of the events.
Good chap.
He's actually Russian as well.
Right.
Okay.
So let's go to the comedy comments.
Scrolling, scrolling.
Here we go.
Kevin Fox.
These attacks in the UK are why I'm flying to Colombia next Monday.
The cartels may be mad, but at least they're not native.
Or at least they're native.
Not imported by a globalist government that cares not for the indigenous population.
Yes, ask you not to tell them where to find more drug cartels because they might bring some of them.
Yes.
My view of the drug cartels did go up over COVID because I just thought, well, at least they're not mandating their stuff.
So, yes.
Michael Dribalis, on Dan's demographic explanation, when you breed based on the idea that you lose half your children before they turn 10, you don't care how many you have.
Meanwhile, in the global north, if you have a child, try to provide that child with a life surrounded by mental stimulation and a good life.
Yeah, so the case strategy of the north is expensive.
Yes, I get that.
But we kind of do need people because, I mean, okay, take South Korea, for example.
They won't have in 30 years enough people just to do elder care, let alone literally anything else.
I mean, in that same country, adult diapers outsell child diapers.
And it's worse than that, pet strollers outsell children strollers.
That's just and they're basically on the same curve that we are.
They're just 15 years ahead.
Yep.
So, I mean, it's going to happen here as well.
Jimbo G says, how can the Home Office be doing the exact opposite of its mission statement?
Protect the borders and keep our nations safe.
Too unbelievable, something stinks.
Well, as Connor, previously, this parish has pointed out many times, there is an Islamic network in the Home Office, something like 400 strong, very influential group within the Home Office.
Top candidates for a deportation.
Yeah, and that guy that I mentioned in my segment, he had been given indefinite leave to remain by the home office because they looked at this chap and thought, yeah, he's a guy we want here forever.
Yep.
So, you know, that's how it works.
Oh, speaking of Connor Tomlinson, his dad, Brian Tomlinson, has said, I think it might, I don't know if it is his dad or not.
Dear two elderly pensioners, we left you shivering in your homes after stopping your winter fuel allowance.
Don't worry, though, we gave it to an Ethiopian sex offender to put towards his next dinghy trip.
Yes, I mean, well, we can't afford either of it, to be honest.
We can't afford the immigration or the pensions.
And that's not me making a judgment call.
That's me just looking at the numbers.
You know, the boomers should have had a lot more children if they wanted to have the pension system that we have.
Ben.
Ben Cronin says, I've got four kids doing my part.
I salute you, sir.
Well done.
Have another one, just to be safe.
The Russian garbage human says, you need a woman to have a baby.
Now, I have heard that's true.
Yes, that is apparently the case.
He goes on to say, have you spoken to most modern women?
Yes.
It does fall down at that element of it.
Right.
You have to be able to speak to women.
Well, you do a bit, yes.
I mean, back in my day, you just bought them drinks and that was well.
Dirty Belter says, it's sad that Brazil is known for the favelas.
I agree.
I agree.
It's a beautiful country with lovely people, though I am very biased.
I always recommend Belo Horizonte and the Rio Grande in Minas Gerias.
Okay.
Thank you.
Kevin Fox says, why is it always the criminals who have human rights, according to the leftist lip charts, not the victims of the criminals?
That's exactly one of Bukele's points: that decent people have a right to live in safety, and that implies the duty to incarcerate criminals, if not execute them.
Michael Dribelbis says, wait, you mean that somewhere in South America there exists a government run by completely corrupt kleptocrats?
I guess water is wet.
Thank you for that.
Remember, there was a year when Brazil had more murders than all of Europe, United States, Canada, Australia, and Russia combined, says Baron von Warhock.
A thriving hip-hop culture doesn't mean much to the guy who was bleeding out in the Brazilian gutters after some coke had stabbed him in the gut.
Yeah.
Furious Dance says, to Bukele is a verb to take decisive action against problems that leftists declare to be too complicated with simple, obvious solutions.
Yep.
Drake Heath, if Earth becomes a global favela, I'm going to make sure my children live in an O'Neill cylinder in space far away from this dump of a planet.
Yeah.
Yeah, me too.
Lord Nerevar, I no longer support re-migration.
I know what you mean, brother.
I know what you mean.
Do you want to read some of the Mamdani questions?
Right, so George Hap says, I appreciate monsters like Mamdani who are completely open on how evil they are.
This way, when the escape from New York future happens, you can smugly say you voted for this.
I don't think he has been open about it.
It's the people around him who are open about it.
Okay, someone online.
I think the funniest part about Mamdani is that he recreated the Norm McDonald's, The Terrible Thing About a Dirty Bomb Attack joke, but he did it wholly and ironically.
I think this goes to show you the level of lack of self-awareness and the level of entitlement on the part of Islamists and their leftist allies.
Baron von Warhoek always looks at those who stand behind Mamdani when he gives speeches.
They don't look like Americans to me.
This is very true.
Also, Baron von Warhock.
Mamdani always focuses on the Muslim community because that's where his allegiance truly lies.
All Muslims are loyal to Islam and nothing else.
Everything they do is to advance the cause of Islam at the cost of the non-believers.
Yeah, when, yeah.
Michael Dribbelbis says, best way to say it is New York is going to make another even bigger mistake than the last two.
Remember that DiBiasio, the one before Adams, was also another incompetent incontinent leftist.
Adams is hardly right-wing.
New York City refuses to learn.
Demographics is destined.
Henry Ashman says something really interesting.
I'm surprised Cuomo didn't throw back Mamdani's argument back in his face.
Has he ever attended a church or a synagogue or any of the other religious centers?
I think it's not likely he's attended a synagogue.
No, he has.
Really?
That's probably.
He's visited a lot of synagogues and the reform synagogues are big fans.
So they actually invite him in.
Yes.
There's a video of four female rabbis and one transgender rabbi.
Right.
Okay.
Uh saying hello, rabbi to each other and celebrating Mamdani.
You don't understand the rot that is reform Judaism.
Reform clearly.
Like I, anybody who's conservative and religious, even if they're Muslim, I have some common ground with them.
Reform Judaism, my God.
Yes, I can imagine actually now you Arizona Desert Rat.
Isn't this also the guy who said that violence is a social construct?
Yeah, social construction, which it isn't.
Peace and civilization are social constructs.
Violence is whatever nature tends to default to.
So true.
And in order to stop it, you need to actually do things and not pay attention to this ridiculous, over-sentimentalist, Mamdanian bullshit.
Right.
Honorable mentions.
Michael Dreibelbis on a lighter note.
Love the Brokenomics on Warhammer 40k.
Great segment, Dan and Samson.
Yeah, thank you, sir.
Thank you, sir.
If it does well, we do some more.
But, you know, we look at the numbers and assess.
Very good.
Right.
Clocks are over.
See you tomorrow.
Yes.
Clocks ticked over.
Time to go.
Cheerio.
Thanks very much.
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