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	Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Road Seaters episode 1318 for Tuesday the 16th of December 2025.
	I'm your host Luca joined today by Josh.
	Hello there.
	And a somewhat ill Dan, so be kind to him, give him feelings of warmth and comments.
	Andrew the Hillary Clinton powering through.
	Yes, he is, he is an absolute trooper.
	And today we're going to be talking all about how the European elites seem to have some big plans coming our way.
	We're then going to be talking about how actually young men don't really deserve those plans and we don't really deserve to be put in the meat grinder of war for their interests.
	And then we're going to respond to some quite strange news, which is that apparently South America seems to be getting sensible.
	It is, yes.
	All of a sudden.
	I missed the memo about talking about war and I'm just like, yeah, Latin America.
	So we're going to talk about pure chaos on our continent and then the most unexpected continent basically cleaning its room and getting its act together.
	I'm quite surprised that Peruvian politics in particular is basically like free helicopter rides or communism.
	Nothing in between.
	That's all there is.
	Well, we'll look forward to that.
	All right.
	So as we all know, the war between Ukraine and Russia continues.
	And we're now a very, very long way away from the Donald Trump, oh, when I become president again, we're going to end the war on day one territory.
	There's been many, many times, now countless times really, where, you know, peace negotiations have come and gone and broken down and, oh, will they, won't they?
	But it seems that the interests on both sides to prolong the war and keep it going are very, very strong.
	And it seems that they seem to be winning out every single time.
	So there was a recent conference in Berlin that Trump and the Americans attended along with European allies.
	And I suppose we ought to just listen to what Trump had to say about this particular meeting quickly.
	I had a long talk with President Zelensky.
	Also, I spoke with the heads of Germany, Italy, NATO, Finland, France, the United Kingdom, Poland, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands.
	We had very long and very good talks.
	And again, I think things are going along pretty well.
	And I think we're closer now.
	And they will tell you that they're closer now.
	We had numerous conversations with President Putin of Russia.
	And I think we're closer now than we have been ever.
	What incentive is that?
	So as you can see, very convincing stuff.
	Now, the thing about this all is that, of course, as well as Trump and Washington and also our European, wonderful European leaders, all basically saying that obviously the pursuit of peace is the highest ideal and everyone's working towards it.
	That's presumably why they scupper every peace plan that comes along.
	With the utmost effort, it does seem to be the case that whilst this goes on, the actual war talk, the rhetoric around war, seems to escalate with every passing week.
	There is also an incentive here for America in particular to drag its feet along the peace process.
	Not only is it obviously not a as much of a security issue because it's not close to their borders at least the sort of Ukrainian front obviously, Russia's not that far away but also their mineral deal that they did, I think, is very significant, and the fact that lots of the minerals, the most sought-after ones, are in the territory now controlled by Russia sort of suggests that well, if we just fund them enough and give them a little push,
	we can push them out of the area where we can get all of our minerals.
	Do a peace deal, you know, solidify those borders and sure, maybe our minerals will be close to the border.
	But that also is good, because then we can have boots on the ground supervising the mineral extraction for the United States without formally, you know, garrisoning the border, and so it will look like Putin's being unreasonable when he objects.
	So there's there's there's a situation here whereby the United States can benefit financially whilst also helping antagonize future conflict if they want to.
	Well, what you're talking about there is Schrodinger's Ukraine and we.
	We hear both narratives equally.
	The first one is the one that you've just said, we just need a little push and the Ukrainians will win.
	Just a little push, just a little nudge, the Ukrainians are going to win.
	And the other narrative that we hear simultaneously is that Russian troop transports will be turning up on the borders of Britain two weeks from now if we don't, you know, commit every possible resource to their defense.
	So which is it?
	Well, it can't be both, and I would contest that.
	It's neither, to be honest right, but as far as the European leaders are going obviously, we saw very recently that France is going to bring back a voluntary conscription, which I think is a bit of a contradiction in terms possible to have those two.
	What is that?
	Like a consensual rape or something.
	How does it?
	How does this work?
	Voluntary slavery um, is another potential um way of looking at it.
	Well, despite the fact that France is the second best armed military currently in Europe behind Poland, it has about 200,000 troops with about 45,000 in reserve.
	They are prisoners though the size of their actual boots on the ground.
	Army.
	Yes, they've always.
	You know the continent's always done well on that front.
	They have, they have, and we just keep letting them get away with it.
	But anyway, the point is as well that they are pushing for basically 18, 19 year olds and this will feed very well into your segment, Dan Uh into a state of basically just getting conscripted into the army, having a little trial run, see how you find it.
	But really they're hoping to find about 50,000 new participants by the age of sorry, by the year of 2035, and so 50,000 men, an extra 50,000 levied over the space of the next 10 years.
	But of course and this is a question that we're going to keep coming back to We'll find throughout this segment.
	What on earth do we expect the state of France to look like by the year 2035?
	Right?
	Not very French.
	Given everything that they're going through.
	Presumably, the rest of France will look like Paris looks like today.
	Right.
	And so you have to ask your question: will they manage to fulfil that quota?
	And why on earth do they actually expect young French men to actually fight for that state?
	They're in an even worse situation in terms of getting people to participate than even we are.
	Obviously, they've got a larger standing army, but their demographic situation is worse, their financial situation is worse, and all the factors disincentivizing people from joining are worse there.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And so let's listen to Rut of the NATO just talking.
	I know I pronounced it wrong, but I don't care.
	We need to be ready because at the end of this first quarter of the 21st century, conflicts are no longer fought at arm's length.
	Conflict is at our door.
	Russia has brought war back to Europe.
	And we must be prepared for the skill of war our grandparents and great-grandparents endured.
	Imagine it: a conflict reaching every home, every workplace.
	Destruction, mass mobilization, millions displaced, widespread suffering, and extreme losses.
	It is a terrible thought.
	I just want to stop it there because, and perhaps it's my lack of imagination, I concede, but short of a full nuclear exchange, I just can't envision a future that he's actually suggesting here.
	What boots on door to door?
	So the Russian army that has not been able to even advance through the entirety of Ukraine over the past four years is going to go city to city, nation to nation across Europe.
	I don't know.
	I got something different from that.
	When he was saying there's going to be conflict going from door to door, disruption all across Europe, I was thinking, yeah, we do have that actually.
	It's not the Russians, though.
	No.
	It's the people they imported.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	But apart from that, I agree with him.
	It's a very strange irony, isn't it?
	That the European Union that seems to claim that unity in Europe is the greatest possible ideal is that actually, through their policies, they have managed to unite Europe against them.
	And everyone actually despises their technocracy, their total seeming hatred and disgust for the actual heritage of Europe itself.
	It's just this standard thing that the elites do is every 80 years they want to engineer a situation where white boys kill other white boys.
	Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
	And then, of course, we had it not only from the EU, but our own country as well, which sort of straddles that territory still.
	But from our very own newly appointed MI6 director.
	We all continue to face the menace of an aggressive, expansionist and revisionist Russia seeking to subjugate Ukraine and harass NATO.
	I find it harrowing that hundreds of thousands have died with the toll mounting every day because of Putin's historical distortions and his compromised desire for respect.
	He is dragging out negotiations and shifting the cost of war onto his own population.
	But Putin should be in no doubt.
	Our support is enduring.
	Alongside the grind.
	Really, the long and short of it is that we have our propaganda here in Europe.
	The Russians have their propaganda over in Russia.
	And ultimately, no one's really willing to concede.
	When she talks about him scuppering peace talks, it's as if one of our very own prime ministers, Boris Johnson, just didn't exist in the most open bit of knowledge about the war that we possibly have.
	There's a lot of open lying going on in that the actual real situation is that the Western powers, particularly Western Europe and the United States, have been pushing to scupper peace talks from early on in the conflict onwards, pretty much, because they want an ongoing proxy war with Russia, because not only are there financial incentives there, but also the institutions are still geared up to deal with Russia as an antagonistic enemy all the way back from the Cold War,
	particularly the intelligence agencies, which she represents.
	So before you move on to the next link, excuse me if I could do just a little bit of noticing.
	Oh, please.
	When her name popped up, I thought, I'll Google that, see what comes up.
	Turns out that her grandfather was a Nazi collaborator.
	Yes, he was.
	And she is 25% ethnically Ukrainian.
	I heard that today as well.
	Interesting.
	I'm sure if it's no sway whatsoever.
	No, no, of course not.
	No sway whatsoever.
	But thank you for pointing it out.
	We do encourage.
	Noticing now and again.
	Yeah.
	And then we get to Sir Richard Knighton, the Chief of Defence.
	And he gave a speech yesterday as well, saying, the situation is more dangerous than I have ever known during my career.
	And the price of peace is rising.
	Our response needs to be beyond simply strengthening our armed forces, it needs to be a whole of nation response.
	He goes on to say, I find myself in a position that none of my predecessors during my career have faced, looking at the prospect of the largest sustained increase in defence spending since the end of the Cold War.
	And this deterrence is also about our resilience as a nation to these threats.
	It's about how we make ourselves a harder target and harness all of our national power from universities to energy infrastructure and manufacturing industry.
	What manufacturing is that?
	He's listing off the things that have been decimated.
	The ones that we outsourced China.
	Yes.
	All of these things that we've systematically just dismantled and destroyed and sold off.
	Can I do my little thing on him as well while we're here?
	Do you want to scroll up to his picture?
	Yep.
	He hasn't got his full medal regalia on there.
	I'll just point out this chap who is saying that we need to sacrifice our son and daughters, he's never seen active combat.
	Oh, really?
	All of those medals, fancy rank, commitment to send our sons off to die.
	He's never been in active combat.
	Not once in his entire career.
	And little chance of him going there now, I imagine, either.
	No, I say.
	No, him and his drinks cabinet might get to within a couple of hundred miles of the front line, possibly.
	Yeah, it really is the blackout of a joke.
	You know, Captain Darling and I will be right behind you.
	It's like about 35 miles behind you.
	Do you know what some of this could be?
	And I don't know whether this is just worth bearing in mind.
	I don't necessarily think this is the case, but something to bear in mind when all of this talk is going on, is that before you sign a peace deal, normally it's a good idea to assert your willingness to ramp up efforts and show you've still got some steam in the tank to try and get as much out of the negotiations as possible.
	And if they are pushing for renewed peace negotiations, this sort of thing will happen.
	They'll be saying, yeah, we're going to send boots on the ground.
	It's going to be war, open war, and then all of a sudden there'll be peace potentially.
	You know, as in that's the framework.
	I'm not necessarily saying it's going to play out like that.
	But it's worth bearing in mind when we see these sorts of things that that could be a possibility.
	And what's going on behind the scenes, you sort of have to infer it, but it's always difficult to tell.
	But it is also possible that it's just them being insane and compelling us to go to a war that is not in our interest.
	There is another angle as well.
	You know, Europe has basically been stealing Russian assets for years now, confiscating them.
	Yeah, we're just about to come to that, actually.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, I'll be quite there as we get to that point.
	Yeah, no, but please give us your thoughts on that when we get to it.
	One thing to say to your point, Josh, as well, is that although I agree with you in the reasoning as to a bit of chest puffing and a bit of peacocking and trying to show your strength, the point is that that only, of course, works if the enemy believes in the strength of its opponent.
	And as we've just covered here, systematically, all of these things don't work anymore.
	The universities have become ideological training camps for progressives who don't really understand the first thing about reality or war or strength or power or politics for that matter.
	Energy infrastructure has been totally crippled by green levies and basically having the highest energy costs in Europe.
	Our manufacturing industry doesn't exist from my own town of Scunthorpe, which is now just a steel works as a museum piece and hearkening back to the industry that we once used to have.
	We can't even create our own steel from scratch anymore without importing the raw materials from abroad.
	So when we're caught in that, I don't entirely see how we're going to be able to build all of the munitions and things that we'll need for that war.
	And what's more as well, do I even really need to talk about the NHS and how well that does to look after our sick and wounded and the fakers as well?
	Plus, of course, if the Russian army wanted into Britain, all they'd have to do is turn up at Calais and affected Algerian accent.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, and the fact that our leaders happen to be the most gullible, dribbling people that we could ever wish for.
	And I know we like...
	So Samson.
	Yeah, I was careful.
	I know that we like to criticize how much we mothball our military and how it's not really prepared for war.
	But I do think that this notion of, you know, the Russians will sweep through Europe and there's nothing we can do about it is a bit ridiculous because even with the current state of European standing armies, there's enough people there that could put up a considerable fight and enough political will.
	And also, were the Russians to all of a sudden decide to invade Europe for some insane reason, the United States would at least be sending equipment over at the very least, which they're already doing for Ukraine to help other European countries and carry on the proxy war.
	And so this notion that we're not prepared and the Russians could take over, I think, is a scare tactic to get people involved in the military as well as support greater military spending and potentially higher taxes and things like that.
	But even if Russia do walk away with all of this new territory and whatever peace deal eventually ends up happening, it's not going to be that a peace deal is signed and then it's the immediate fresh campaign into the rest of Europe again.
	It will be years and years of consolidating on the gains that they've actually made.
	Also, Putin, you know, he's spent a lot of political capital on this conflict.
	And we've got to remember that the Russian people are actually human beings.
	They don't want their sons and daughters, well, mainly sons, dying in a conflict.
	And if he starts another one, they're going to be pretty upset about it.
	Yeah.
	I'll just read from this bit as well where it says, it's about our defense and resilience being a higher national priority for us all, an all-in mentality, which to me is just really quite tone-deaf.
	But for the sake of time, I'll push on with this.
	So to come to what you were saying, Dan, about the freezing of Russian assets as well.
	So the EU have recently just decided via an emergency clause, Article 122 of the EU Treaty, which is specifically so that basically countries in the East, such as the Orban government, couldn't veto this.
	It only required a majority.
	After explicitly giving Hungary a veto.
	Yes.
	They then just rewrote the law to take it away.
	And so they've basically used this legislation to seize billions, hundreds of billions of pounds in Russian assets, mostly through, what was it, Euro, sorry, that's it, EuroClear, where the majority of that money is, and also through individual private banks scattered across Europe.
	But yes, the majority of it is through EuroClear.
	And apparently the EU have created certain safeguards and shields so that the Russian government can't, well, basically so that if the Russian government seeks to retaliate with this lawsuit as they intend to, then Euroclear and the rest of them will be entirely compensated for the damage.
	But there is also just a sheer question of market stability and the total seizure of these assets.
	And you'll understand all of this much more deeply than I will, Dan, no doubt.
	But it seems like, again, just posturing and total suicide to do this.
	Well, I mean, we didn't even do it to the Germans in World War II.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Yeah, that just about cuts to it.
	And so Orban here says, bypassing Hungary and raping European law in broad daylight, the Brazilians are making moves to seize frozen Russian assets.
	People from Brussels, not Brazilians, by the way.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, what are they doing there?
	A declaration of war.
	Meanwhile, they demand 135 billion more from member states to fuel the conflict.
	Hungary will not play along with this twisted Brazilian scheme.
	And to be honest with you, irrespective of what Orban's loyalties are to Russia or any other such influences, this just does seem to be the sensible option, the one that might actually engender some feelings of peace between the two rivals.
	It's a bit about the cost of it.
	And it seems to be motivated by that, because it is costly for European countries at a time when money isn't exactly easy to come by.
	So it's a compelling argument, even if he might be making it for reasons.
	And then obviously we get to actual manoeuvrings as well.
	Now, don't panic.
	This isn't an article from 1939.
	This is German troops to dig trenches on Poland's borders.
	And so we have this.
	Pestful memories come in for us.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	So because obviously you have Belarus on the Polish border, which is allied with Russia.
	And so from next April, soldiers will focus on defensive pioneering activities, such as establishing positions, constructing trench systems, laying barbed wire, or erecting tank barriers.
	And it also goes on to point out that Mr. Mertz Meers said that Europe had to prepare for the growing threat from Russia without United States support.
	He added, the decades of the Pax Americana are largely over for us in Europe and Germany.
	It no longer exists as we knew it.
	The Americans are now very, very aggressively pursuing their own interests.
	And that can only mean one thing, that we too must now pursue our own interests.
	And it also points out as well that all the time that this is going on and the old guard, the technocrats, you know, Macron, Mertz, Ursula von der Leyen, all these sorts of people are obviously playing this grand game of European strategy.
	Trump is meeting and kind of collecting politicians from the emerging right-wing parties in Europe as well.
	When they say we must aggressively pursue our own interests, if by R, you mean very small globalist elites.
	Yes.
	And I believe them.
	Yeah, I believe them too.
	Yes.
	For the rules-based order that they so just psychopathically believe in.
	And then we get to, of course, just the United States' national security strategy.
	Now, this was published recently, and there are just two particular paragraphs that I want to read from it, which is that it is the core interest of the United States to negotiate an expedious secession of hostilities in Ukraine in order to stabilize European economies, prevent unintended escalation or expansion of the war, and re-establish strategic stability with Russia, as well as to enable the post-hostilities reconstruction of Ukraine to enable its survival as a viable state.
	The Ukraine war has had the perverse effect of increasing Europe's, especially Germany's, external dependencies.
	Today, German chemical companies are building some of the world's largest processing plants in China, using Russian gas that they cannot obtain at home.
	And the Trump administration finds itself at odds with European officials who hold unrealistic expectations for the war, perched in unstable minority governments, many of which trample on basic principles of democracy to suppress opposition.
	A large European majority wants peace, yet that desire is not translated into policy in large measure because of those governments' subversion of democratic processes.
	This is strategically important to the United States precisely because European states cannot reform themselves if they are trapped in political crisis.
	I couldn't have put it better myself.
	No, it's very, very well said.
	And I think it brings about the point that are all of these escalating this escalating rhetoric from the European leaders.
	Is it simply them realizing the hour of day and that the United States is basically positioning their replacements, the next generation of European politicians?
	And so they're simply trying to get away as fast as they possibly can with escalating things.
	Now, I respect the fact that when I say all this out loud, it sounds very, very cynical.
	However, as we get into your segment, Dan, I'm going to be a lot more cynical.
	The larger point is that there is nothing that they will do.
	There is no evil, no treason, no betrayal that would surprise me anymore.
	They do not care for the value of your own people's lives.
	There's a brilliant rumble rant that somebody's stuck in Siglestone and stuck in...
	Somehow it just doesn't ring the same.
	Imagine soldiers jumping over the trench wall screaming for the international rules-based order.
	I was just going to say that these people definitely do not care about the human cost or the economic cost to ordinary people.
	Many elites view ordinary people with a level of contempt that is impossible to even fathom.
	Like, they don't care about you.
	You're just resources to extract your numbers on a spreadsheet to them.
	They don't care about the fact you've got a life.
	So I can entirely believe that they're happy to escalate things for their own self-interest, regardless of the cost of human life or the cost of it to the economy.
	So, I mean, that's my personal feelings on the matter.
	And as we have here as well, again, just a sentence that typifies the entire thing.
	President of Finland Stubb says, Russia is a number one threat for Europe and actually the Western world.
	And as we'll point out, though I'm not going to pretend that I think that Russia has warm feelings or a good disposition towards us in any way, I would suggest that actually the number one threat to Europe is most certainly from within.
	I'll just read through the Rumble Rants.
	It says, yes, exactly, as you said with Sigilstone's comment.
	Luke, St. 91, says, no offense, I feel like if the Russians invaded Britain, it'd be like when the Aztec war, sorry, Spanish war with the Aztecs and the vessel tribes joined the Spanish.
	I get the feeling most natives would side with them.
	I'm surprised.
	Some would.
	Some would.
	I think more than the establishment would consider would definitely do that.
	I quite like vodka.
	I don't like gay race communism, so I'm sold.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	Might do good for your cold as well.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Cranky Texan says empires must eat or die.
	Russia is too tasty a morsel to leave on the table.
	Another cannibalistic comment.
	Yes.
	Yeah, I disavow cannibalism.
	Luke says, I feel like Europe doesn't want Trump to succeed at this peace deal because it will make him right and they are wrong, which I think will destroy their entire liberal order.
	Luke also says, G'day.
	I hope you're all well.
	If you ever get a chance, I'd love to have you guys review Senator Pauline Hansen's parody movie, a super progressive movie coming out on Australia Day.
	Well, I will check that out, Luke.
	Thank you for bringing that to my attention.
	Sounds like a good laugh.
	Exile 29 says, you can't defend a country without national unity.
	We'd be done within a week.
	Sky News did a podcast called The War Game.
	If you want to know how badly we'd fare, download that.
	That's not a sponsor.
	And 141 Paladin says, Enoch Powell surprised Margaret Thatcher when he said that he would fight for a communist government in Britain if it invaded.
	Yes, but obviously that was based on the principle that the population of that homogenous British country would be full of Englishmen.
	Your dedication is to your people and not an ideology, first and foremost.
	That is the right and proper way of doing things.
	Right.
	Anyway, over to you, Dan.
	Okay, so I'm going to pick up on a particular thread of what you were just talking about in your segment.
	The comments by Mark Ruttle.
	So I just want to narrow down on one particular, yeah, one particular point of that.
	Russia has brought war back to Europe and we must be prepared for a scale of war our grandparents and great-grandparents endured.
	Now, Mark here was born in 1967.
	So what grandparents and great-grandparents is he talking about?
	Well, he's obviously talking about the people who fought in World War I and World War II.
	Now, let's put some numbers on that.
	In World War I, 700,000 native British men died.
	In World War II, it was a little bit under 400,000.
	Now, you scale those numbers up to today's UK population.
	What you're looking at is he is promising us white British deaths of around half a million to a million.
	And of course, weapons are much more deadly in this day and age, so the potential for casualties is actually much higher.
	Drones are coming to that.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	So the range is perhaps wider, depending on how we would do it.
	Possibly.
	But it could be much more fatal than these past economies.
	Let's just go with one million for now.
	And I'll take your point, it could be more than that.
	Let's just go with if they managed to kill off one million white British in the age range of 18 to 30.
	Well, that age range is already 65% native British, and killing off a million of them will get us to 50-50.
	So, I mean, this is a big element of what's going on, whether they admit it or not.
	It is everything that they do is finding a way to accelerate ethnic replacement.
	Now maybe this isn't, but I'd be surprised if this wasn't serving exactly the same purpose as absolutely everything else they do.
	They say the armed chief, again, you showed this on your segment, Richard Knighton.
	I mean, the key bit is when he says we must be ready to sacrifice our sons.
	That's what he's talking about.
	We must be ready to sacrifice our sons.
	I won't play the video because you've done it on your segments, we'll be covering the same ground.
	But, you know, he actually says sons and daughters, but they're not going to be sending young women out there.
	No.
	They're not.
	What are you saying?
	No, I imagine the daughters will become very traditional all of a sudden.
	Yeah, they will.
	He's just outright saying we have to be prepared to sacrifice a million of our sons.
	And now, when I say it's going to be overwhelmingly white British sons who are dying, let me play you a few clips that kind of illustrate my point.
	And there's loads of these you'll find on social media.
	Samson, do you want to play this video for us?
	If a war was to break out, would you fight for this country?
	Absolutely no way.
	Oh, no, no way.
	Why not?
	Because this ain't my country.
	I might be a British citizen.
	But I'm here just to live and be at peace.
	I'm not here to fight no one else else's battles.
	You know what I mean?
	If it means that I can't live peacefully, I'm out first to get out of there.
	You know what I'm saying?
	So, brother, I'm going to play Devil's Advocate with you.
	So some people might say, you know, you've been raised here, you know, you've got the fruits of the country.
	Maybe you should defend it.
	What would you say to them?
	Tell that to your Majay, bro.
	Your Majee grew up here too.
	Like, your family grew up here.
	You tell your family to go to the war, isn't it?
	Me and my family are taking the first plane out of there.
	Out of there.
	Go on.
	Right.
	Some Maje.
	I have no idea.
	Some urban slang.
	But this is one point that is to be made.
	That if war were to break out, the diversity would flee Britain shores like that.
	If you think that they even attempt to sign them up.
	They might even make them exempt.
	Yeah, I mean, everything has gone against the young white men of this country.
	So I don't see why this would necessarily be anything.
	Yeah, that's true.
	I just haven't heard the point.
	I'll play another one.
	If the UK was to go to war, would you join the military?
	No.
	I'm not from the country, so no.
	First of all, I'm not a UK citizen.
	I'm an immigrant.
	I'm wow.
	Welsh.
	We're Irish.
	We don't like the UK military.
	Oh, thank you.
	Where are you from?
	Brazil.
	Do you live here?
	Yes.
	Would you go to war for this country?
	No.
	I'm Pakistani, sir.
	Are you a resident?
	I'm a resident.
	I've got your nationality.
	You guys live in the UK?
	Yeah.
	Would you join the military?
	No.
	I'm not from this country.
	If they say it's compulsory, what would you do?
	I'll just go back to my country.
	I'll just go back to my country.
	What I was saying.
	And this sort of psychology just permeates everything that they do.
	It's why they don't care and it's why they don't look after their own neighbourhoods.
	It's why I don't let them just go to go to shit.
	It's awful.
	Well, they're rootless and therefore they're in their country.
	I'll do one more again, just to stress the point.
	I'm going to tell them to just like just like, bro, you fizz.
	Like, for starters, you feel I'm going to war that you started.
	Like, what?
	Come on, now, use your brain.
	Why are you not going to go to war?
	I ain't going to war, because it's like, bro, it's England.
	Why am I fighting for a country I don't like?
	Are you not English?
	Nah.
	Where are you from then?
	Yeah.
	I'm from Jamaica and Africa, anyway.
	So mommy needs to ship me to Nigeria, so I need to be safe.
	Don't worry, I agree with the kids.
	Yeah, we'll be shipping them all back and they'll be safe in their own home countries eventually.
	But you see my point.
	Calling for a World War I level conflict, it's going to be young white British men who die in it.
	That's what it's going to be.
	It's just going to be faster ethnic replacement all over again.
	This is what they always do.
	And what is that death going to look like?
	I don't know if this has come across cleanly.
	Samson, can you see if you can play this?
	Let's get this sound running.
	Maybe it doesn't work.
	There should be, you might have to take it out of dark mode, possibly, to see the button.
	But basically, what we got here, there we go, press that little icon there.
	No, no, go down.
	Sound icon.
	Go down, press the sound icon.
	Okay, this may not be working.
	You may need to hit the sound icon thing again.
	Okay, well, this is basically it's in the reading links if you want to see it.
	But basically, what it is, it's playing the sound of drones.
	It's the sound that you hear.
	And then the article is about basically, you know, young men who have come out of this describing what it's like to be in these conflicts.
	And you just hear this sort of sound a bit like a moped, a bit like a mosquito in the distance, and then it buzzes around for quite a while.
	And you can't see it.
	You don't know what's going on.
	You just hear this moped sound in the distance, and then you die.
	Or you're horrifically injured.
	I've got a version of this article here that's got some pictures we might be able to access.
	Let's see if I can get down to them.
	So this is, there we go.
	So this young man from Ukraine, there he was before.
	And he describes in the article how he heard this sound, this buzzing sound in the background.
	And next thing he knows, there's a blinding white light, a flash of bang.
	And the next thing he knows, he's being grabbed by his comrades who are yelling at him, your arms are gone.
	Your eyes are gone.
	It's awful.
	He's lucky to have survived as well because most people don't survive.
	Explodes near them.
	80% of the casualties in Ukraine are from drones.
	So this is what you're telling me, the British elite.
	You're telling me that we have spent the last 30 years furiously outsourcing every job that we can find, every manufacturing job that we can find without source to China.
	Their manufacturing capability is an order of magnitude greater than our ability to manufacture things.
	All of those drones being deployed in Ukraine are coming out of China.
	And we've just spent the last 30 years building them up.
	So we want to go to war in Russia.
	We want to send our boys into a bloody Russian winter backed by China who can churn out drones at least 20 to 30 to 1 at the rate that we can so they can face this.
	That's what this talk actually leads to.
	It's our boys coming back looking like that if they come back at all.
	So they can face that after spending the first few decades of their life being made second class citizens in their own home, disinherited from every birthright that should have been theirs.
	I think this is a good moment to point out that there's no way in hell that I would ever fight for the country as it is.
	No, I'd certainly get thrown in jail.
	Yeah, yeah, at the very least.
	Our enemies are in Westminster.
	They're not abroad.
	Like, there's no way that people would do this with the way the country is at the minute.
	I'm just saying to the audience, if you know any of these idiots who are getting gun-ho, and I bet you these idiots, they're like Julie Hartley Brewer.
	They know they're not going to go themselves.
	That's what's going to happen to our young boys if we send them into this situation.
	If they're lucky.
	Into this drone warfare, where the Russians have had the last four years to perfect this.
	The Chinese have had the last four years to perfect these drones, and they can churn them out at a significantly higher rate than us.
	And the other thing that I was thinking of, you know, I don't want to overstress my point or anything, but if anyone is familiar with the law of 40K, Battle of Is Van Free.
	Now, our elite, they know all about us.
	They know which of us are compliant.
	They monitor our social media.
	They know which of us got jabbed or not.
	Is it really a stretch to think that they have identified which of us are the most problematic and they'll be sticking us in the bits that they want to get rid of?
	Wouldn't surprise me entirely.
	And what's going to be waiting?
	Why are we doing this?
	As Morgoff dryly notes here, this issue is surely to boost those recruitment numbers.
	Foreign criminals, the Telegraph reports, and illegal immigrants are to receive Gold Star NHS dental services, despite three quarters of UK adults not having access to similar treatment.
	And as Morgoff points out, every young English lad can't wait to face Russians to defend an immigrant gold star dental plan that he can't get himself.
	And every day, just every day, there's another story.
	Oh, it's not just the dental plan.
	Yeah, it's just every day.
	Absolutely, absolutely everything.
	Let's just remind ourselves of what the bloody RAF said.
	The RAF, you know, they finally got in trouble for, you know, their diversity targets.
	What did they say?
	When people try to join the RAF, you know, they were told they didn't want useless white males.
	RAF wouldn't exist without the white males.
	No.
	And this is the thing.
	When piloting a fast jet was a prestige job, but you didn't face much prospect of actually being sent anywhere to die, white men are useless white men.
	The moment it looks like we might actually be needed to sacrifice a million bodies, suddenly they want the white men.
	Yep.
	And what's going to be happening when you're away?
	You know, this is a, you know, again, I just picked this pretty much at random for my feed.
	Any other day, I could have picked another story, but I picked this one.
	You know, this German guy, he describes how an Arab man grabbed his 12-year-old little sister at a gas station and tried to run off with her.
	And luckily, he was there.
	He was able to get her back.
	But of course, if this all goes through, because this conscription narrative, it isn't just coming to the UK, it's coming to basically everywhere in Europe simultaneously.
	They all went out, the Germans, the, I mean, all of them, they all went out to their population and said, yeah, we're going to be doing this conscription.
	And that 12-year-old girl would have been dragged away if this chap here had been deployed to the front line.
	Yeah.
	What else is going to be happening when you're away?
	This is going to continue.
	Sound of the third world right there.
	But that's not going to stop.
	That's not even going to slow down.
	No.
	When all the white British boys are sent abroad.
	The thing is, as well, right, for the longest time, I thought about just what the elites are doing to us.
	And, you know, you just think back to Rome and the Roman Republic.
	And it's like, okay, well, you know, back then, how did the majority, how did the ordinary everyday people, how were they able to manipulate their elites into doing what the plebs wanted to?
	You know, and in the early decades of Rome, you'd have the secession of the plebs where they'd just leave and be like, no, you need us in order for just everything to function.
	And they'd just go and sit on the hill and wait for the elites to go, all right, we'll give you some concessions.
	And I thought, well, why don't we just do all that in this country?
	But it wouldn't have worked because actually there was nothing, you know, manufacturing, just everything, you know, nursing, dental care, all of it, just the bus drivers.
	They lived off the land and they just replace you.
	If you just back out, they just replace you with these people.
	Oh, they're going to replace us anyways.
	It's just a question of the speed they're doing.
	Right, but the thing is, this war is the one time that they can't replace.
	Because these guys, they're going to be getting their gold star dental plan and their way with your 12-year-old sister when you're gone.
	You know, they're going to be getting all the perks while you're gone.
	And you're going to get droned.
	And you're going to get droned.
	The shocking map of Britain reveals the true scale of the sex crimes by illegal migrants.
	The only reason that these maps aren't worse than they are is because there's still enough white British men here to stop it.
	Once they're all packed off and those boats keep flowing, you know, what exactly do we think is going to happen here?
	And I'm just going to say, I'm just absolutely furious about this.
	Yeah.
	This is a betrayal beyond any level of betrayal that we've seen so far.
	And we've had a lot of it.
	And I'm telling you, if you're a young man who gets faced with this in a year or two, don't go.
	No.
	Just tell them, fine, put me in prison.
	Just do that.
	At least you'll live and you're not fighting for a country that hates you, once you're replaced, once you're basically dead.
	If they want to conscript anyone, it should be the older generations.
	You know, the support for the Ukraine war.
	Support of the Ukraine flags.
	Yeah.
	The support for the Ukraine war is highest amongst the boomers.
	So send them.
	I don't think it will work, but you know, just find everybody who's put a Ukraine flag up in their garden, who nods along to Julie Hartley Brewer on the radio or has a Ukraine flag in their bio.
	Pick them.
	Send them off.
	But I mean, that won't work because I can tell you I'm only 46 and I watched this thing on Netflix the other day about Marine boot camp.
	Turned out to be a queer coming of age story because it was on Netflix.
	I don't know why.
	But anyway.
	So I was watching this thing and they do the thing where it's 3am, the drill sergeant comes in, he shouts, and all the guys, they leap out of bed, they stand to attention.
	I'm just thinking, bloody hell.
	Can you imagine if they did that with a bunch of 46-year-olds?
	I mean, the drill sergeant would be there for a while before people woke up.
	And then they'd be clambering out of bed and stretching their backs.
	I mean, and then he would get angry and demand they do push-ups.
	I mean, I might be able to the first 20, but I'm doing the rest of my knees after that.
	And if he wants to yell at me, I'm just not going to be intimidated by some 29-year-old drilling structure.
	I'm just going to be like, oh, go away.
	Let's not forget as well that the army have just recently just gotten rid of most of the red tape restricting people with AIDS and HIV from joining the military as well.
	Again, because of the absolutely shambolic recruitment numbers.
	And so they're just pucking them from absolutely.
	But the police abolished the requirement that you don't have a criminal record.
	And the security services, MI6 and MI5, have abolished the requirement that you have at least one British parent.
	What are we doing here?
	What are we doing here?
	But they do need white men when they want to send them into a Russian winter.
	I mean, which led to this, this Gunther Ela Jahn chap, who's some EU apparatchik, you know, he put out, what do you prefer, World War III or Europeans under the slavery of Putin?
	And everybody said, yeah, we take the Putin option.
	Thank you very much.
	What difference does it make to me that I walk down Regent Street and instead of seeing pride flags the whole way down, I see Russian flags?
	Okay.
	I mean, I imagine that Russian boots on the ground would probably protect your daughters better as well than what the British state currently does.
	I mean, it'd be like being a slave and exchanging masters, really.
	Yeah.
	At worst.
	Because in Britain, we are treated like slaves.
	We're tax cattle that exist only to prop up the managerial claim.
	The only difference is, is the reason I'd probably prefer being Putin's slave than gay race communist slave is because Putin's is a masculine regime, and that means you know where the lines are.
	You know if you criticise Putin, you're going to get a knock on the door.
	I don't know what's going to trigger my knock at the door.
	We're going to have a couple of female police officers turn up and and actually we had this from was it Northern variant the guy who came in a little while ago He had a he had a 3 a.m. visit from the police for something you tweeted.
	They wouldn't tell him what you've tweeted something.
	We're not going to tell you what yeah, and that's going to get you a 3 a.m. Police visit We're going to knock on your door.
	We're going to force our way in we're going to take all your electronic devices.
	We're going to take you down to the police station.
	We're not going to tell you why though.
	That's literally Kafka-esque.
	Like you've been arrested and you don't even know why you've been arrested.
	At least if we were living under Putin's regime, I would probably know where the lines are and I could be like, okay, fair enough.
	At least I know where I am now.
	You can't do that under the current regime.
	It's more honest.
	You just know where you are.
	Yeah.
	A bit of Julie Hartley Brewer.
	Oh, do we have to?
	Disgusting creature, but fine.
	You know, we listen to what she has to say.
	And just look at the end.
	At the end of this video, I just want you to notice how giddy with excitement she is at the prospect of this war.
	In France, we know in Finland, actually, lots of other countries around Europe are now moving to this way.
	Do we need to actually, I mean, actually have a national service of some kind.
	We need to get our young people trained up, ready, if and when they are called to.
	Because a lot of people just say we're both warmongers.
	Well, yeah, I quite agree.
	I think we need...
	I hope he's agreeing to the bit about...
	Yeah, I hope so.
	Yeah, because they are.
	We need to have plans for it.
	We don't need it now.
	The Strategic Reserve, the veterans, they're all keen to get involved, absolutely.
	We have to look at our European, you know, people like the Finns and the Swedes, you know, where they do, everybody is trained and they can put a lot of people on the ground.
	but they're a lot closer to the threat than we are.
	I think we just need plans because if it all does go badly and the worst case scenario that we do...
	I'll quickly point out, I have never in my lifetime seen the government draw up a set of plans that they didn't then act upon.
	Do get involved in a conflict in Europe, then yeah, I'm afraid we'll all be involved.
	So we need plans rather than just trying to ignore it that we have done since the end of the Cold War.
	And we have been ignoring it.
	I apologize to be ignoring it, but one of the reasons they've done that is it's because it's quite convenient not to have to spend a huge chunk of our national income on defence and spending it on, you know, nurses or free this, free that, a bit more welfare, everybody.
	That's what people prefer, isn't it?
	Well, one can see, and certainly I'm sure the present government would say that's what they were voted in on.
	But unfortunately, the situation is rapidly changing.
	And if we spend all the money, all the government money on welfare and other things, then we will not have a defense to be able to carry on in the way that people would like to live in this country.
	I'm wondering if we could solve a lot of this with by, hey, no more welfare for you.
	Anyone like 30?
	You're joining the military.
	That might focus minds in lots of different ways, eh?
	Quivering with anticipation.
	Where did that come from?
	For this, basically.
	Again, it's been 80 years since we've had an army of white boys killing another army of white boys.
	Let's do it again.
	Oh, they love it.
	They do.
	They love it.
	Yeah.
	Can't wait to get it going again.
	And I just want to say to the British elite, fuck you.
	Absolutely fuck you.
	This is beyond anything that you've looked at doing before.
	And I think the burden really falls upon, I mean, first of all, young men, don't go along with this.
	Secondly, to the 40 and 50 year old dads, if they try and do this, we have to go down to Westminster and we have to tackle the real enemy.
	Because this is completely and utterly unacceptable.
	It's just ethnic replacement for globalist fantasies.
	And I'm not letting them do it again.
	Not.
	No.
	Anyway, rant's over.
	No.
	Well said, Dan.
	Alright, do you want to, yeah, I'll go through these.
	Luke 91 says, on the bright side, any survivors coming back will no longer have the sensibilities.
	But our Brudros, so, yeah, I mean, I don't think anyone would have the energy after that.
	Sigilstone says, can't have a secession of the plebs when the elites are trying to get rid of you.
	That's what they want.
	Yeah, well, yeah, exactly.
	Hence the point I was trying to make.
	Exiles 29 says, this is what I was saying about national unity before.
	It's pointless asking people to defend our heritage and culture if they're here to subvert it.
	Luke also says, if they're trying to pull this S, you're going to get an armed revolt and a new government.
	Don't mean it in a Fed posty way.
	He's just saying that is naturally what will happen if they try and force the issue.
	He also says, I'm sorry, conscription isn't going to work nowadays.
	The young generation are pissed off and you're arming them and teaching them how to use them.
	You might as well surrender and hand the reins to them.
	And let's say they do pull it off.
	Let's say they manage to send four or five million young white British men off to conflict.
	And they beat Russia in the way that Hitler or Napoleon never could.
	Well, first of all, history has told us you don't win invading Russia.
	Saturn's the charm, I guess.
	I don't know.
	One million less than the whatever, five million.
	So when four million of them come back and they're completely injured to violence, what are they going to do?
	When they get back and they hear the stories about their sisters and their daughters being raped while they're away and the government who sent them out, how long does the government really think it's going to last?
	It's basically arming its own replacement there, isn't it?
	That's why I don't think that they're going to go through this sort of thing, is that one, they won't be able to get away with it.
	And two, if they do, they'll be sowing the seeds of their own destruction.
	And they can't be so naive as to not see that right.
	It seems to me that their destruction or their fall, their decline, is kind of a foregone conclusion at this point.
	They're losing power more and more every single day.
	The question is, how many more of us, just regular people, regular Europeans, are going to get hurt and dragged down with them along the way.
	It need not be any if we do.
	Well, I know, and that's all of this is just one massive unforced error.
	May I have the podcasting utility?
	Seems like a reasonable request.
	You're going to do it hands-free.
	There you go.
	Use the force, Josh.
	Thankfully, I have some good news, and that is that even though Europe and parts of America are perhaps not the best, Latin America is on a trend of things seemingly getting better.
	And in fact, they seem to be rejecting socialism.
	So on the left-hand side here, this was 2023.
	And red represents the left-wing, and blue represents the right-wing, which is the colours in the rest of the world, except the United States, which is very confusing.
	Thank you for that, swapping them round.
	And then this is the state of Latin America going into 2026, which is considerably different.
	Obviously, the United States is not part of that, and that makes it a little better.
	Brazil actually voted right-wing, but they had their coup and Lula was able to get through with deep state Biden backing.
	So that was that bit should be blue as well.
	We will be talking about the Brazilians, but they are set to have an election in October of next year.
	Be interesting how...
	Well, now the opposition's in J1.
	I wonder how that's going to go.
	Yes, but they do have a promising new sort of replacement for Bolosnaro.
	But what we're going to be talking about mainly is the election in Chile, which I found very interesting.
	So here's the BBC saying Chile elects far-right Jose Antonio Cast as next president.
	Good start.
	And one thing that I found interesting before I carry on is this quote that some absolute mad lad called Max Struber.
	I wonder how he got to South America.
	Said, I can't find it in the actual article, but I've got it here somewhere.
	Maybe you can find it while I'm reading it, Samson.
	But he says, it may sound harsh to say it, but we need the government to continue Pinochet's work.
	Human rights abuses existed, that's true, but as a government, it was good.
	We used to have peace and tranquility, which, ah, thank you, Samson.
	If they're going to borrow anything from Pinochet, it should be the uniforms.
	Oh, the uniforms were fantastic, weren't they?
	His drip was tier one.
	Yeah, I don't so much support the torture and the murder, but the uniforms were cool.
	Should never have let go of the cape.
	It was a magnificent piece of piece of uniform.
	If anyone doesn't know what I'm talking about, look up Pinochet's uniform.
	Yeah, and also, if you're not familiar with Pinochet, what he did was he took lots of communists on free helicopter rides.
	He was a very generous leader, and they had so much fun that they never came back.
	And it's estimated that 2,000 lucky communists took this helicopter ride.
	Yeah, but they're communists, and it's free.
	That's a lot to like.
	They didn't have to pay for it, did they?
	No.
	So one of the interesting things that this cast fellow said in 2017 was this.
	He assures that if Pinochet were alive, he would clearly vote for me, which is something I'm surprised he said, but I respect him for doing it.
	Well, apparently that was a vote winner.
	I must be the one who recognises the most and has the least complexes with the military government, he says.
	So he's basically like, I'm pretty sure his brother worked as a minister in the government, which might be part of it.
	So it seems to be in the family.
	And in fact, this guy, here he is in 1988, featuring in a pro-Pinochet ad in Chile.
	There he is.
	And one thing you might have noticed about him, here's another picture of him with his large family, is that he's got blonde hair and blue eyes, which doesn't happen that often, and a German surname, which is interesting.
	He's also a devout Catholic, and he's a father of nine there, as you can see.
	He's a hot man.
	And why might it be that there's a man in South America that has blonde hair?
	This is not going to go the way I think it's going to go.
	What are you doing here, Josh?
	Chilean president candidate's father was a member of the Nazi party.
	Oh, it's exactly the way I thought it was going to go.
	I see.
	Yes.
	Double, double-cross me there.
	Don't second-guess me.
	Sometimes it just is what...
	Don't you dare second-guess me.
	Sometimes it is what you think it is.
	Apparently, in the 1940s, when he was serving in the military, he joined the Nazi Party, which stranger things have happened when you were a German in Germany fighting in Germany's war.
	Isn't there in Argentina an entirely like German town that's stuck in the 1940s?
	And it's just got German regalia everywhere, German customs.
	It's just a time-frozen German town.
	Right.
	Somewhere in Argentina today.
	Sounds surprising.
	I mean, they've still got in the United States from hundreds of years ago towns that still speak German as their main language.
	Like a different form of German, obviously, than the modern German.
	But there are people that move to places and don't really, ironically enough, integrate.
	Yeah, they don't integrate.
	I mean, I wouldn't read too much into this personally.
	You know, I mean, you know, descendants of Nazis can really turn up in the most unlikely of occupations.
	Head of MI6.
	They might have just about go.
	Yeah, head of MI6.
	They can.
	Yeah, and also, it's not actually fair to hold someone, you know, accountable for the sins of their father.
	No.
	And, of course, he was also just a German in Germany at the time.
	It's not necessarily like he was, you know, part of the SS or something.
	And it is worth mentioning as well that his father and mother migrated to Chile in 1950 and 51, respectively.
	So it wasn't like immediately after the war.
	So they weren't fleeing like Nuremberg or anything like that.
	So his grandfather isn't that German?
	Yeah, he's not all the way.
	And also, the amusing thing is, his family made, I'm including this purely, it has no bearing on actual news or geopolitics, but just for my own amusement.
	They made a living, his parents, by opening a sausage factory, which is possibly the most German thing I've ever heard.
	Meme magic is real.
	Right next to the cabbage factory.
	And yeah, so as I mentioned, his brother was a minister during Pinochet's dictatorship.
	But all of this is just interesting to me.
	I'm mentioning it not because I think it actually should inform anything.
	It's just sort of something that I found that amused me.
	So it is worth mentioning that some things haven't translated down the familial line because he's quite pro-Israel, a bit like Millais in a sense.
	He's sort of a Millais-like figure, which probably is why Millais, when he won, he congratulated him in that he's sort of economically a bit liberal.
	He wants to cozy up to the United States.
	He's socially conservative, but pro-Israel, despite being Catholic.
	And here's the Jerusalem Post admitting that he's pro-Israel.
	So I feel like if there were a problem here, they would probably be the ones to be whinging about it.
	And he's also supposedly supportive of Netanyahu.
	There was a comment to be made here, but I don't think I can get away with it, so I'm not going to make it.
	Oh, it's okay.
	I've been making that one in my mind.
	You can see you're feeling better then.
	Yes.
	And we can also move on to this.
	So this headline is on same-sex marriage.
	He says, basically, even though I don't like it, if Parliament votes in favour, it will become law.
	And he's also anti-abortion and euthanasia, so he's actually...
	As you'd expect from a Catholic.
	An actual consistent Catholic, yes.
	The Israel stuff is a bit weird, if I'm being honest.
	It's like, hang on a minute.
	You know, how does that gel with your Catholicism?
	But, you know, it's...
	Can't have everything, can you?
	Mm-hmm.
	I don't know why Latin American leaders even have an opinion on a Middle Eastern conflict.
	You're so far away from it.
	It has no implications to you whatsoever.
	It is really weird.
	But that's a different conversation, I think.
	And another thing is this that I thought was quite surprising.
	This was a good promise.
	Says, basically, if I could just quickly translate this, but the gist of it is: if I told you that within the first month I would erase all the graffiti, I might not be able to fulfill it unless all neighbours help us.
	He's basically saying, if everyone buys a can of paint.
	So, he's basically trying to say, we can clean up the country.
	Let's make it look nice, which is something that I'd actually like to see more of in politicians, just saying, this is ugly.
	Let's stop it.
	We can.
	It is like they're doing it.
	I mean, this country could be cleaned up very fast if everybody got behind it.
	Well, it's just ridiculous.
	I was just walking into work today and walking past that new grand bus terminal that they spent two and a half years making and is the least millions of pounds.
	The least impressive thing I've ever seen.
	And it's already just scattered with graffiti.
	Oh, of course it is.
	Of course.
	To be fair, if we sufficiently oppress the underclasses, as they rightly should be, as well as deporting all the foreigners, none of this would happen.
	It's basically our own native scumbags and foreigners doing it.
	It is not normal people.
	And it's worth mentioning that on this platform, he won all regions in Chile.
	Total victory.
	So, yes, from top to bottom, he won it all, which I thought was interesting.
	And also, you can see that people are quite excited about it because I'm going to try and play this without sound.
	You can get it into that sweet spot where it auto-plays, Samson.
	We can listen to it without it blasting noise in our ears.
	But basically, it'll just show you the size of the crowds.
	And it's worth mentioning that in this part of the world, there's still thank you.
	Okay, it's not actually noise.
	You can see that they're still somewhat enamored with politics because look at that turnout.
	Yeah, he's obviously someone they actually believe in, that they believe will make change.
	Yeah, and this might not necessarily be uncharacteristic of Latin American politics.
	I've not necessarily kept track of it.
	But it's just the point of contrasting this against countries in Europe where you don't get anything like this.
	We're so disenchanted with our political system that no one really cares after an election.
	You won't get big crowds like this, will you?
	This didn't happen when Kia Starmer became Prime Minister.
	Didn't happen when Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister.
	It goes to show how easy it is to make democracy something that people can get genuinely excited about.
	All you need to do is.
	Look at Bukay.
	All you need to do is just give them something that actually represents them and people will fall straight into the democracy mindset.
	But they can't, they've pushed it to the point where everybody is just rejecting democracy wholesale because they can't stop twisting it.
	Well, it's not.
	Yeah, they treat it as like broken test subjects.
	Because in European politics, you have just every flavour of neoliberalism you want, but anything outside of these boundaries, that's verboten.
	You're not allowed that.
	But it is worth mentioning that the comparison to Bekeley is appropriate because he's basically talking about we need to imprison all the criminals, we need to crack down on crime.
	Chile, of course, it's still in Latin America, but it's one of the less plagued by these sorts of crimes as the likes of, say, Colombia or Honduras or places in that part of the world.
	But they still have a problem with it.
	I don't think they have good coke growing plateaus, do they?
	A bit too high up, I imagine.
	Yeah, very good wine.
	I love top tip.
	Buy Chilean wine.
	I always do.
	It's very good.
	And it's very good.
	Any price point, because of that Mountain Air, best wine.
	I agree.
	It's always quite affordable and quite nice, isn't it?
	And compared to some of its other things, like quite often you can get a really high markup on French and Italian, particularly red wine, which is my favourite.
	Sorry, you get me on my pet topic here.
	There's a reason I've got this all right.
	As long as you're not a rose man, we're fine.
	Chilean wine and uniforms.
	That's living the dream.
	You just wear the uniform and sip wine.
	But it's worth mentioning that he wants to go very hard.
	He wants to actually fortify the borders.
	Apparently they've had a problem with Venezuelans.
	They've got some 300,000.
	And he's just like, yeah, we're just going to get rid of them all.
	They're causing problems.
	We don't want them.
	You can just mass deport people.
	Yeah, he's talking about mass deporting illegals.
	And I don't think they have the same problems with mass legal migration that we might have.
	And so the illegal problem is actually probably one of the main concerns, although I could be wrong about that.
	But I wasn't able to find anything to suggest anything to the contrary.
	Well, to be fair, if you're going to get a dinghy into Chile, you're going to need to start in Australia or Indonesia.
	And that's quite a boat trip.
	It's basically a lion's share of the Pacific.
	Yes.
	It's about a third of the planet.
	And who really wants to live at Tierra del Fuego?
	Yes.
	Isn't that pretty close to Argentina as well?
	Yeah.
	If not, I think they have parts of it near it.
	But anyway, the point being is that he's being quite tough on illegal immigration and crime and things like that.
	And people are going to like it and it's going to work because it worked for Bekele.
	It works for other Latin American countries.
	If you just crack down on crime, corruption, illegal migration, keep borders, have sensible economic policies where you're not shelling out on welfare like Venezuela.
	You know, Venezuela, of course, at one point was the richest country in all of South America and it fritted its money away on welfare and now it's one of the poorest.
	There's a lesson in there.
	The largest proven oil reserves in the world, greater than Saudi Arabia.
	Yep.
	It could have been, you know, a utopia, you know, heaven on earth.
	They got so rich they thought they could afford socialism.
	They could.
	No one can afford it because it doesn't work.
	And it's also worth mentioning this guy.
	So he is Renan Santos.
	I'm probably mispronouncing that.
	I speak better French than Spanish.
	And he promises to become Bekele for Brazil and lock up all the gangs, which in Brazil is even bolder.
	He says decline isn't inevitable.
	Brazil can be fixed.
	And he seems to be like the heir to Bolisnaro in Brazil.
	And of course, they've got this upcoming election in October.
	And I don't think Lula's particularly popular at the minute.
	And also the Workers' Party, obviously not particularly popular with the United States, but by the fact that it's a Marxist organization.
	Bit difficult.
	And you want to be on good terms with the United States.
	Because if you're a student of history, they have a history of meddling in Latin America.
	And it makes things a little bit difficult when you're antagonistic to the incumbent government.
	And so if Brazil is smart, it will try and cozy up to the United States.
	Hopefully this guy doesn't have weird opinions about Middle Eastern conflicts that are nothing to do with him and does a good job if he does get in.
	But it seems like if Brazil goes as well in 26, then the vast share of Latin America who's all of a sudden become quite sensible is going to be quite well governed and a lot of the problems will slowly disappear.
	And we might actually see Latin America have a sort of golden age if things continue on the trajectory.
	But of course that's assuming everything carries on the same as it is at the minute and of course that is always quite a naive prediction.
	But things seem to be trending that way.
	Days of socialism plaguing the continent seem to be over.
	Wouldn't that be nice?
	It would indeed.
	We have different cannons in that case, don't they?
	But, you know.
	You got the mouse?
	Okay.
	Sigilstone says, if Chile starts firing up the helicopters, I will know.
	I guess.
	Will they live stream it?
	They'll live stream it.
	That's what I want to know.
	Fascinating stuff.
	The internet.
	I'm sure that things will go viral quite quickly.
	All right, sure.
	Dan's blowing his nose quickly.
	Yes.
	And I don't.
	Yes, okay.
	Looks like you're going for a wee in the middle.
	You were being so sly about it.
	It's actually going out the room.
	Sorry.
	It says, yes, helicopters, something helicopters, German towns, Amish, bad example.
	Yes, agreed Sigilstone.
	All right.
	We'll have a go through the video comments, Samson.
	We'll just wait for Dan to come back.
	Sounds like there's an elephant outside.
	I'm sure Dan won't want to miss a thing.
	I saw this and it made me laugh already.
	Oh, I've not seen this yet.
	Someone edited it on Twitter.
	And thank you for showing me it again.
	I love it when.
	Oh, he's on round two.
	Sorry, ladies and gentlemen.
	There appears to be a small baby elephant outside the door.
	Okay.
	I can't hear you, Samson.
	I think we're back in business.
	I think I'm talking to Dan.
	Oh, it's all right.
	One moment, he's back in the studio.
	We've saved all of the video comments for you, Dan.
	We don't want you to miss a thing.
	So I've got the cold, and halfway through your segment, my nose blocked up entirely.
	And I was then, and you were talking sort of consistently.
	I thought, I can't breathe unless I sit there with my mouth open and I'll look like a moron on the YouTube, just sat there with my mouth open.
	So I kept trying to think, oh, is there something I can say so I can breathe a little bit and get some oxygen back?
	So anyway, I went out and blew my news, blow my nose, and Bo comes out of studio two to tell me off because he's trying to record in there.
	And all you hear is his trumpeting noise.
	Well, shit, it's still on.
	We're still alive.
	We're still here, Dan.
	All right, video comments, Samson.
	So it's- they're always coming up with- No, it's not the- Unuts.
	No, it's not- Concubines.
	No, it's not.
	Mongolians.
	It's actually really complicated.
	No, it fucking isn't at all.
	You and that running society.
	Shut the fuck up.
	Mongolians need to be imprisoned for the most part and we would live in paradise under the mandate of heaven It's literally that simple.
	I saw this yesterday and I came up with that.
	That was good.
	This is actually such a good reading of Chinese history as well.
	All of Chinese problems are caused by eunuchs, so basically people, dickless people, all us, women, and the Mongolians.
	Like those three factions cause 90% of the problems.
	I'm sure there's basically just a variation on this meme for every country.
	Every single.
	You should make them, ladies and gentlemen.
	It's basically the same thing today, isn't it?
	Eunuchs and next to 1940s.
	Well, no.
	Okay, Bruma.
	30 seconds isn't great for getting the nuance across.
	I don't actually blame students for this.
	There's an obvious drive to keep people in education as long as possible to really hammer in the leftist propaganda.
	Even if that means wasting billions in taxpayer money.
	Excellent value for them.
	Not really for us.
	Yeah, I agree.
	I was very disheartened when I looked at my student loan repayments.
	I was just like, I must have taken out a big chunk of it.
	And I realized I'd just been paying off the interest the whole time.
	And I was just like, oh, God.
	Just do me in.
	What?
	Four years of university as well.
	And I even paid a decent amount of it out of my own pocket for some stupid reason.
	And even then, I'm back where I started again.
	After five years of repayments.
	That's bloody disheartening.
	Yeah, well, rope's cheap these days.
	I'm joking, by the way.
	Right, next.
	I can't find many details about Sarah Johnson, which may be for the best.
	I recommend buying this book if you want to discover the absolute worst way to write.
	This is not an analysis so much as a fervent call for revolution that browbeats the reader with repetition of its core claims.
	Wealth is unequally distributed, big business has too much power in politics, and multiple other injustices, all seemingly correct but claimed without evidence, that can only be corrected by a communist uprising.
	Yes, that is the clarion call of this book.
	That's just as good a point as when I watched this video comment last week.
	Yes.
	I do promise, ladies and gentlemen, there are some sensible Johnsons out there, I assure you.
	Right.
	to get taken out of context gang signs as the police That's really gonna enamor you to the public there.
	Oh, we need them to police.
	We need people who look like us to police our communities so we can do it all with consent.
	It's like, or you can just have them on side.
	I like that argument because I'm just like, well, I need people to look like me, otherwise, I don't consent to your government.
	So I only want white men and no one else governing this country.
	Okay.
	If those are your terms, fine.
	He voted me, you killed me.
	Yeah, that's the other thing I wanted to talk to you about.
	You know, buddy, your father.
	He's on the naughty list.
	That was excellent.
	Oh, Anakin.
	Very funny.
	Two of the written comments are.
	All right, gone through those.
	Okay, so from my segment, we've got Henry Ashman says, there needs to be some sort of skin-in-the-game doctrines for MPs and military leaders around conscription.
	Everyone calling for conscripts should be forced to either serve themselves or provide a young direct blood relative to serve in their stead.
	They should all be placed at the front line with no special protections.
	Let's see how Starmer and Co. feel about the idea of war.
	If it's them or their children facing down the murder drones and missile strikes.
	Yeah, of course.
	The thing is, war has never been like that.
	It's always been the exact opposite.
	Every war has always been the opposite of that.
	Russian Garbage Human says, slabs kill enough slabs as it is.
	I'm tired of brother wars.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	We are as well.
	Ed Miliband, harnessing Enoch's spinning grave, says, Europe has still not recovered from the slaughter of the Great War.
	The most moral, principled, and self-sacrificing men were killed first.
	The best of a whole generation is sacrificed on the altar of what exactly.
	Yeah, and what's more as well, the thing to remember about the Great War as well is up against the whole total myth and propaganda of lions led by donkeys.
	You know, the proportion of aristocrats and just, you know, upper class men who died in World War I was also absolutely vast.
	Like, the sheer numbers, it was more than I think had been killed since the 15th century.
	It was a huge number.
	And so, this whole idea of, you know, they just sent in the young to die, sorry, the poor to die.
	Well, yes, but you know, they bled alongside us.
	Henry Ashman says, Putin is dragging out the war and putting the cost onto his people, so we have to do the same on our side, question mark.
	Yeah, good question.
	Brian Tomlinson says, those brave European leaders antagonizing Russia won't look so happy when the first bomb drops in our capital cities.
	Yeah.
	Russian Garbage Schuman says, I want the migrant invasion reframed as a Russian invasion, as they are undocumented.
	They could be Russian soldiers.
	Maybe then they'll do something.
	Yeah, maybe.
	I mean, Russia does have a large Muslim population.
	I mean, who's to know?
	And Derek Power, Master of Chippy, said, said it before and will say it again.
	Having someone die for another country is no different than subscribing to an OnlyFans account.
	Yeah.
	And on Conscript Our Young Men.
	Oh, I like this.
	I can breathe now.
	Ed Milliband harnessing Enoch's Spinning Grave says, a tip for young men and women who don't want to be conscripted, go to your local recruitment centre and say you want to join up.
	When they take you to interview and ask why, give the most heinous answer you possibly can.
	For example, I want to be sent to the Middle East and insert Fed post.
	You will be blacklisted from then on.
	Yes.
	I don't think so.
	I think they're all the more reason to get him rid of.
	Yes, possibly.
	My reference to Istvan 3, I should explain that briefly.
	Oh, yes, go on then.
	So in 40k law, the Imperial Legions are getting ready to rebel against the Empire.
	And within their own ranks, they have loyalists that aren't going to go along with the rebellion.
	So they dispatch them all on this basically suicide battle and then sort of airstrike them as well, just to make sure they basically kill off their own troops.
	And that's the thing I'm thinking.
	I don't want to say it too overtly because people might think, oh, he's stretching there, Dan.
	But they know everything about us.
	They know which of us got vaxxed and they know which of us, you know, what we say online.
	Is it really a stretch to think that they take all the base lads and they put them in the drone corridor or whatever it is to take them out?
	Like minority report.
	They know before you even do anything.
	Well, there are lots of examples throughout history of problem units being put on in the sort of meat grinder sections of combat.
	So it would make strategic sense for them to do that sort of thing.
	Like, if they're not necessarily ineffective, but if you're good at fighting but also a problem, then it's the perfect situation for them.
	Sophie Lif says, there were people who didn't want to fight for their own countries.
	What delusion made people think they would fight for ours?
	Yeah, and I mean, yeah, she's talking about the new Britons who clearly don't want to fight.
	To be clear, I would fight for my country, but that's not an offer.
	No.
	I'm being told that, you know, we need to go and fight.
	Well, our young boys need to go.
	Well, you two, basically.
	You need to go and fight for the globalists order.
	Being told to go and fight for your country by people who don't believe in countries.
	Yeah.
	As ideas.
	I mean, fighting for our country would not involve us leaving the country.
	Ed Miliband harnessing Enoch's spinning grave says, I honestly think Orwell's explanation for perpetual war in 1984 is accurate.
	The bloodshed and waste is the point.
	The masses cannot be allowed to rise above their stations.
	The grass must be mowed when they pose a threat to the elite.
	Surplus wealth also poses a threat, which is why they keep us impoverished through taxes, immigration, foreign aid conflict, and the NHS.
	Yes.
	Fuzzy Tosa says, nah, they won't conscript us.
	They risk us becoming armed en masse.
	I mean there was another reading of what's going on at the moment is that the defence budgets have been cut so to the bone that they can't fund their existing resources.
	So they drum up talk like this every now and again to try and get a little bit more budget squeezed out.
	And it's actually just regime talking to regime.
	But I think you have to take them at their word when they're trying to say they're trying to kill a million of us.
	Well when it's European-wide I think that it is a sort of point against that because normally that is the case that they're trying to drum up more funding but the entirety of Europe doing it at the same time they're not all just you know coincidentally spontaneously doing this.
	There's got to be some degree of coordination.
	I always have trouble with his name.
	Is it Drybelbis?
	Michael Dribelbis.
	That's how I've been saying it.
	For months I was saying dribblist, but I can't be right.
	That's not right.
	No, I think you're much closer.
	Drybelbis.
	Seems like the one video shows all the people who should be deported now hate Britain, get the F out.
	Yeah, I mean, the one potential upside from it is if it looks like it actually is coming, maybe they will all leave.
	I'm sure they would.
	Well, yeah, and as soon as we've done the fighting, they'll come right back.
	Well, yes.
	As soon as they start to realise that the ones that stayed are not getting drafted, they'll be like, oh, yeah, it's all right.
	It's just the problem people they want to get rid of, as usual.
	Jumbo G says a war would suddenly solve the housing crisis and pensions and corrupt globalist politicians facing justice.
	I mean, actually, if it would make the pension crisis far, far worse, because you just end up with even fewer young people working.
	You know, that diagram of Nick 30 and he's supporting everybody.
	I mean, there'll just be fewer nicks.
	We need a sort of dad's army situation.
	Just get all the old codgers out.
	Yeah.
	Not necessarily on the front lines, but you know, just involved.
	I know you are.
	Colin P says, and of course a war in Europe will somehow mean an increased number of non-European migrants across the channel.
	Yeah, that will go nuts this whole time.
	And Baron von Warhawk says, we cannot afford a castle or a horse.
	A princess is a lesbian girl boss.
	The king has turned his back on his people.
	The dukes have taken away our swords.
	The shire is full of brigands and barbarians.
	Why would we fight to the Russian dragon then?
	Indeed.
	Okay.
	Dreadnought Logan says he sounds like your typical man from Bavaria, pre-modern Germany, or is that modern?
	I think it should say modern.
	Okay.
	It is quite amusing, isn't it?
	Dirty Belta.
	Dan, if you want a laugh regarding Brazil, look up the Confederados, and we've got...
	Yeah, just look at doing it new.
	Yeah, I'll just...
	The honourable mention is, have you seen the trailer for the new Animal Farm film, Seth Rogen playing a comedy Napoleon?
	I do.
	I did see it, and it was one of the worst pieces of media I think I've ever seen in a trailer.
	It's got such contempt for its original material.
	I've got nothing against America, but it's heavily Americanized.
	It's sort of got that.
	It's not even necessarily all of American culture, an aspect of it that seems very alien to me as a Brit.
	The sort of Pixar Disneyization of it doesn't take itself too seriously.
	It's got silly, child-friendly jokes in it everywhere.
	And it's, you know, Animal Farm's meant to be a lesson about Stalinism.
	And if you cheapen it to the point where you've got Seth Rogan making jokes about having a fat pig ass, it sort of undermines the tone of the entire novel, doesn't it?
	Because it's meant to be scary and totalitarian.
	And also in the trailer, the pigs are like working with the humans, which I don't think they're taking a secretly based arc there.
	They're trying to basically say this is evil capitalism, humans bad, animals good, you know, be vegetarian and hate capitalism.
	That's what I got from the trailer.
	It could be a misrepresentation because there are some interesting names involved, but and also supposedly it comes from a studio that made some based films.
	Interesting.
	Well, as far as I was concerned, it just didn't need a remake because that original 19 what is it, 54 film, the animated 2D one, is just definitive.
	I remember having that on VHS as a kid.
	And, you know, I mean, very young, too young to understand the Russian Revolution or communism or anything, but just being absolutely engrossed in it, you know, for the emotional weight of the story and everything.
	And so maybe that was the beginning of my bass dark watching Animal Farm at the age of five.
	How it all started.
	So apparently the Confederados, after the American Civil War, a whole bunch of Confederates escaped to South America and they set up, just like the Germans did, little Confederate towns.
	Okay.
	where they kind of do you know civil war reenactments except because the south wins and stuff like that and they they dress up in best side finally wins yeah i know this This is fascinating.
	I mean, are we when the online harms bill really ratchets up?
	I mean, are we going to have to create a Lotus Eaters town in Argentina and just do the podcast every day?
	Like, for the first time, town of the Lotus Eaters.
	I feel like, as Brits, going to Argentina is not very canon, is it?
	Just go to the West Falklands.
	I'd rather go to Chile.
	You know, nice wine, cool uniforms, mountain air.
	You know, we're actually turning up.
	Yeah, close to the sea as well.
	We can get our, you know.
	Have we had some additional comments come through?
	We have, yes.
	Cranky Texan says, they don't want us fighting for our countries.
	They want us to die to pave the way for what's next.
	That is true.
	The thing is, as well, obviously, you know, you can see so far, you can see all of the pieces being put in place and the path that they're trying to lay out before us.
	But when it does get into total, a state of actual war, so much of that just becomes, you don't know what's going to happen one day or the next, or what can change a week to a month.
	You know, all of these known quantities become totally unknown variables.
	You know, what if there is some sort of Napoleon like you know, adventure where all of a sudden some, you know, dashing brigand in the British Army actually ends up being a bit of a leader and then marches the army back to Britain, Napoleon style.
	I mean, yeah, I'm just fantasizing at this point.
	But they've no idea what's going to happen.
	And what's more as well, they've proved time and time again that they're of a far lesser caliber of statesmen that we even had.
	I mean, I was going to go say World War II, but even the bloody Falklands War.
	I mean, they're lower quality than the 1970s Labour government, let alone them.
	Well, even by the 70s, you know, the 60s and 70s, a lot of those, you know, like Harold Macmillan in the late 50s, early 60s, he was a World War I veteran.
	You know, he's prime minister, but he'd actually seen conflict.
	He'd bled out on the battlefields of World War I. You know, we just don't have that anymore.
	I'm not saying you have to be a soldier to be a politician, but what I am saying is that they are entirely detached from what it will mean.
	One thing people don't necessarily realize is that being a politician in this day and age is actually lower status than it used to be.
	And there are lots of other things in the economy that are higher status that are upstream of politics.
	You know, the people that actually earn the money that elect the politicians.
	If you're an elite that actually wants influence, it's better to be one of them than one of the lackeys that do your bidding.
	So most of the people who are very highly competent don't go into politics because why would they?
	You're someone else's bitch, basically.
	Yeah, start a business and then get taxed to death on that business by the politicians.
	Well, you do some creative accounting and base it in other countries and operate transnationally, then you're onto something.
	Aye.
	Anyway, well, that's all we've got time for today, ladies and gentlemen.
	We hope that you've enjoyed the show.
	Coming into the last week now before breaking up for Christmas, and that's all going to be good fun.
	So enjoy the rest of your day, and we look forward to seeing you at 1pm tomorrow.

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