The Lotus Eaters #1364 dissects the Greens’ historic 2026 Denton by-election win (14,980 votes), blaming Labour’s Starmer for blocking Andy Burnham and Reform’s Matt Goodwin for failing to mobilize white voters despite 41% support. Critics allege sectarian bloc voting—Muslims backing Greens, Sikhs marginally favoring Reform—and mock Reform’s "patriotic" claims while dismissing their immigration stance as irrelevant. Bonnie Blue’s pregnancy stunt follows a pattern of provocative media tactics, possibly diverting attention from the rape gang inquiry, with her far-right alignment platformed by Conservatives like Gove. The episode argues Greens and Reform both lost ground by either exploiting or ignoring demographic divides, while systemic anti-racism policies face backlash for perceived bias in cases like Cal O'Kane’s leniency. Ultimately, it frames political failures as rooted in outdated strategies, ideological confusion, and missed opportunities to challenge dominant narratives. [Automatically generated summary]
Welcome to the podcast of the Literators for Friday, the 27th of February, 2026.
I'm joined by Nick and Harry.
And, well, our cortisol isn't being spiked today, isn't it?
Absolutely mugging this election.
You've spiked my cortisol straight away.
I've been enjoying the Zoomer looks maxing lingo.
He's bought a new set of hammers that are at his desk.
He's going to start smashing them bones.
You know what?
Just a little bit, because I'm already pretty gitty.
No, I'm joking.
Right, yeah, no, everything's, well, interesting and in process, right?
So we're going to be talking about the Gordon and Denton by-election.
What the country is going to look like more of when we eventually get the green dictatorship and the obvious psyop that is Bonnie Blue.
So that's going to be fun.
If you're a Gold Tier member to the website, which you should be, obviously, come and join me and I can't remember who else I'm going to be.
Probably me.
Me and Harry, probably, doing the Gold Tier Zoom call afterwards, where we just hang out and chat with you about current events.
So see us then.
But in the meantime, let's get into the sectarian nightmare that is modern British politics, shall we?
Happy to.
All right, so this is a big one.
So we just had the Gorton and Denton by-election.
And for those of you perhaps not in this country or following this very closely, that sounds kind of boring, but it's actually massive for a couple of reasons.
One is that Keir Starmer blocked Andy Burnham from standing because he knew he was going to be a rival for the leadership.
And then Labour came third, as we see in this graphic, which looks particularly bad for Starma now because he could have won.
It was a Labour stronghold and now he's lost quite badly and come in third, as we see there.
And the second reason it's important is because it's very much the not the very beginning, but a very bad sign of sectarian voting and very aggressive ethnic voting divisions, let's say, and also out and out cheating, which is known as family voting, which we'll get into as well.
So here are the results.
So the Green Party has won the Gorton Denton by-election.
That's the other big thing, by the way, that I didn't mention.
The Greens won, which they've never won in the North by-election.
So this is estrange in itself.
So they get 14,980.
Reform 10,578.
Not too bad.
Labour third in 9,364.
Conservatives, 706.
Completely irrelevant.
Not even in the game.
Lib Dem 653.
Shocking.
Didn't go down enough water slides, Ed Davey.
Maybe if he'd rented a bouncy castle.
I imagine many people in Gorton and Denton don't have big gardens.
Yes, they're not NIMBYs.
They don't even have a house.
Yeah.
So, yes, exactly.
So this, that's the breakdown.
And reform, you know, in a way, they did quite well.
They've doubled their vote and so on, but in another way, they could have won and they didn't.
Just before we move on, do we have an ethnic breakdown of who voted for what party?
Okay, I'll wait.
It's quite a lot later.
Yeah, we do.
We do.
I'll wait till we get to that then.
Okay.
Let's see what we've got next.
Oh, this isn't working.
Classic.
Classic.
This is not me being a boomer, folks.
Right now.
Here we go.
There you go.
And the main story here, as people have been saying for many years now, according to Druck Pitt, is the dissolution of the old Genteel consensus parties as the central UK ideological division is finally starting to emerge.
Vulgar gay race communism versus vulgar nativist populism.
That is basically what it is.
Well, this is something that me and Dan have been pointing out for months now on these political chats, whereas the centre is in complete collapse.
Labour and the Conservatives are just draining away to the extremes.
And reform's currently occupying the right-wing extreme, but they're not a right-wing extreme party.
They're not actually a nativist party.
They're not vulgar enough.
They're not nativist enough.
I mean, they're literally...
They are populist.
That's about it, though.
Ultimately, I mean, Zach Polanski and Nigel Farage agree on what a British citizen is.
Yes.
It's literally someone with a passport.
So they both agree on that.
So actually, there isn't a right-wing alternative available in someone like Gordon and Denton.
Both probably quite liberal on things like drug legalization, though.
As liberal as Zach Planterki, who has a heroin for all policy that's the most insane thing you've ever heard.
Free drugs and free smack for all.
It's genuinely grotesque.
But I think the only reason he's got in is the voters don't know of that policy and they've just gone Palestine pro will vote.
That's it.
Most voters are low information.
They will not be scouring through websites for policy proposals or what the party is actually standing for.
They'll see the candidate, the face of the candidate.
They'll hear some of the things that the candidate is saying.
The candidate, this Hannah Spencer woman, I don't know if she was going out there and saying, like, who's ready for four-year-olds on crack?
That's probably, I hope, not what she was doing.
There would be some parts of Manchester that would play well too.
Yes, they've got the strong Muslim vote despite wanting legalizing drugs for 18-year-olds and legalizing prostitution.
It's like, don't think the Muslims noticed that bit or didn't care.
And complete open borders.
Yes, well, they might like that bit.
More of their mates to come in.
Anyway, Carl put this one in.
Carl, explain this one.
Oh, yeah, right.
So this is just the census detail by religion from the 2021 census.
Apparently, 44,000 Christians, 31,000 Muslims, and 29,000 atheists.
And this is a population of 107,000 or 108,000 roughly, with an electorate of about 78,000.
One thing to really note here is: you remember, you know, the Matt Goodwin campaigning with the Sikhs being like, yep, we've got the Sikh vote.
That's 364.
Yeah.
Strange choice.
So I saw somebody mention that he won 8% of the vote with that picture.
Was it 8% of the Sikhs, or was it 8% of the ethnic?
That's coming up later.
So this is what's notable about this is you've got about 1,700 non-Muslim minorities in Gorton and Denton.
They are not able to swing the vote, right?
They are just not able to swing it.
So even if every single one of them had voted for reform on top of whatever you got here, wouldn't have won.
So they were literally an irrelevant minority constituency in this constituency.
Didn't make any difference whatsoever.
The Christians and the none are the white English, and the Muslims are, of course, the Muslims at 31.
So that's basically what they were playing for.
And Matt, just and the reform generally just had no strong message to cut through.
No, and they needed to get more of the sort of non-voters and more of the labor people to come across.
The green people aren't going to really come across them.
But you've got one more in here as well.
Oh, yeah.
This is just more data based on ethnic group.
Can we just search for Gorton and Denton there, please, Samson?
Not going to cast shade, but you should have prepared that in advance.
There we go.
Right?
Can't see because of the darkening, but as you can see, just turn that off.
Thank you very much.
Right, so there we go.
Right.
So we've got by ethnic group in particular, 56.6% white English, or 51.1% white English, and then about 4 or 5% other white.
And then you've got about a quarter Muslim, Pakistani, Bangladeshi.
And then you've got 6% Africans.
Very small amount of 9%.
So you can see how the ethnic breakdown goes by.
And so these, again, these are the areas where reform are trying to target with their minority cut through.
But really...
They should have been maximising the white vote.
Should have been maximising the white vote.
It's two to one to the Asians.
So what were you doing?
And this is frankly just poor politics on this.
Yeah, it's ridiculous.
And it's strange because the minority area is so much bigger.
But then I see this, so it's a bit confusing.
I'll show you later what I mean.
So if they're ethnic, if we just take a broad stroke and say the ethnic vote was even across the different religious minorities, then, and you did get 8% of Sikhs, that would be 29 people.
But even if you've got 350 or whatever it is, it doesn't matter.
I know, but the question then becomes: how much time was wasted courting those 29 people?
Yeah.
So we had the ethnic vote, which we'll get into more, but the other thing that happened, just sort of in the sort of doing the quick results first, is there was just cheating.
There was so-called family voting is a sort of euphemism.
And Sam Coates from Sky goes into it here.
And maybe it's a bit long to get into, but basically, there's this team of people, and the left are sort of discrediting them like they've never existed before, but they have been around before.
It's these democracy volunteers, and they've been around for 10 years or something, I think since 2015, I heard.
But they attended 22 of the 45 polling stations, spending between 30 and 45 minutes in each.
And they found that there was just loads and loads of this family voting going on.
They saw an extraordinary amount.
I've been listening to more stuff on this, and they've just basically saw what it is.
Basically, the patriarch of the family says, You're voting for this person.
They gather either in the voting booth or around the voting booth.
And whereas we grew up probably with, like, I never know who my parents vote for to this day.
This is all about this is who we're voting for.
And lots of people have reported that they'll go to these houses and the wife will answer and she'll be confused and be like, no, no, no, my husband does that.
And they'll go, yeah, yeah, we're voting Labour or Green.
So the husband does it and he gets all the family to just vote in blocks.
But this is illegal.
This has been illegal for about a year or two.
So, yes, it's an illegal practice, but that's one thing that they're doing.
I'm not saying that swung it.
I'm saying it's added some votes to the Greens.
I think this is cope.
I think these people would have voted the same way, either way.
Oh, yeah.
Here's what I don't like.
It's just more third-world corruption.
Yeah, it's climate politics.
It's like politics.
It's not like these people are going to come over, you know, grooming gangs, terrorism, so on.
Do you know what?
When I get to the ballot box, I'm a gentleman.
That's where my honor comes in.
But it's also, from mine and Carl's perspective, I think we'd agree.
It's not like the husband is going to go, I'm a hardcore Green, and then the wife is secretly thinking to herself, oh, but I might be going reform, darling.
Voting libertarian.
No, true.
It's synonymous.
It's going to be happening.
It's the same thing.
No, you're right.
You're absolutely right.
But I just thought, you know, because this is an issue that reform will be talking about, so I just thought I'd get it out there.
Family votes, thousands of them.
That was just, that's just pure funny.
Again, this whole thing is a cope, because the idea that the incredibly clannish nature of the people that we've brought here wouldn't translate directly into electoral politics is kind of mad.
Yeah.
Because, I mean, a large part, I mean, the Greens' platform that they appeal to the ethnic minorities on is literally, we're going to steal the money from the natives and give it to you.
Like their entire platform is, we're going to go for the 1%, take their money, and give it to you.
It's free Palestine and free stuff.
Free Palestine is like a pledge of allegiance.
Yeah.
And it's the future.
Yeah, it's a signal.
It's a pledge of allegiance.
We say, oh, we're for you guys, and you know, because we're saying free Palestine, and we're going to just rob from those wealthy white people and give it to you guys.
I mean, literally, Mamdali just explicitly said it in America.
It's exactly the same thing here.
And in contrast, reform to try and counter this are doing two things.
One, they're saying, can you please not do that?
Sectarianism.
And the second thing is that they're saying, well, we can appeal to abstract values.
We can appeal to, don't you understand the grand history that our people share together?
The Sikhs and the Gurkhas and even the Indians and the Pakistanis, we all have this grand history together.
Blah, All Green have to say is, we're going to give you their stuff.
Yeah.
And it's like, what's going to win out?
And that's why you get this clannish voting.
They'll literally go to themselves and say, they're going to give us money.
They're going to give us benefits.
They're going to pour money into our pockets coming from those guys.
Correct.
What could go wrong?
Sam Coates from Sky explains it a little bit here, but he already said it's Cope.
And just trying to talk to people.
I did speak to a, try to speak to a number of members of the South Asian community.
Women turned to me and just said, no, my husband does for that.
Gosh.
And I was quite struck by that.
Obviously, we couldn't catch that on camera.
And I think that this is going to dominate the line.
The thing is, they're discovering a lot of stuff for the first time.
What really annoyes me.
I was going to say, we've been saying this for years, that this is just what people do.
What really annoys me about this is I've got to be like, oh, wow, that's terrible.
But it's that meme where it's just a base, in my mind, right?
That's what you want to be doing, the patriarch telling everyone how to vote.
That's what I want to do.
That's what you are doing.
Yeah, fair play.
Well, I guess just my wife and my friends and family are just well aware that, oh, it's all or nothing now, right?
This is it from the future.
So, you know, just be aware.
You know, who's the guy who's on our side is the question you need to be asking.
Owen Jones pretended not to know about this and blamed Trump.
There's a coordinated Trumpian attempt to destabilize our democracy.
If the Greens win, the claim will be that the election was stolen.
Why?
Because there were too many Muslims voting against Labour.
So we need to know what is meant by family voting.
Everyone knows what it is.
You mean just big racial blocks.
Yeah, you're telling your family to vote literally at the polling station.
It is a bit annoying that the mainstream feels the need to use euphemisms like that.
Obviously, that is what you're talking about.
A legitimate thing is just third world corruption.
But ultimately, these blocks would vote the same way either way.
Because again, it's not like the wife or the children are going to have really strict ideological deviations from the father of the family.
Just because I'm off-com trained for balance, Labour have also been pretty dodgy.
They're accused of dirty tricks because they came up with this thing tactical choice.
And they sent out leaflets for this made-up thing called Tactical Choice.
And they sent out these flyers and it would say, the tactical choice says vote Labour based on a new prediction made in the last 24 hours.
We're recommending voting labour.
But they had just made it up.
That works.
So it was just completely fake.
The tactical choice.
This is very lib dem coded.
Do you remember when they put through their leaflets and it was just basically all BS with Joe Swinson predicted to win here?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's just like basically these sort of like nice graphic lies.
And it's just, okay, that's what, like, literally like that.
So no such organisation actually existed.
And it's two real tactical voting organisations, tactical.vote and stop the toys.vote, have recommended the strategic choice to stop reformers vote greens.
That's correct, actually.
So if a restore person ends up standing in my constituency, I'm going to make up an organisation called the Very Smart Choice.
And I'm going to send leaflets.
The very smart choice.
The very smart and handsome choice is vote restore.
Yeah, it's so absurd.
It's like those old adverts for cigarettes or something.
You know, doctors recommend, it's something ridiculous.
Absolute nonsense.
Anyway, Paul Jones Watson calls it out here.
Gorton and Denton once again proves a blindingly obvious.
The demographic onslaught is primarily about importing future voters to seize power and irrevocably de-eracinate and destroy England.
Yeah, and that is bizarrely confirmed by Sky News.
Voters See Tory Welcoming as Ethnic Favors00:14:51
Let's have a look at this.
Look at this.
This is how Gorton and Denton split down by ethnic minority.
And you can see in one part, there is a large South Asian community in the sort of Gorton heart, whereas the Denton part is almost overwhelmingly white.
And I think most reform people would say that they were trying to mine voters in this part of the constituency.
But here, I think this has largely been a battle between Labour and the Greens.
Quiet part out loud, lads.
Yeah, that is.
The thing is, I also saw a clip of him getting almost angry when somebody put it more explicitly than that.
He's either got just like a block in his mind where he can't put it together, or he is just saying words out loud and not listening to what he's actually saying.
Yeah, so he said it, Coates, and then later, Matt Goodwin tweets afterwards, and I've got the tweet later about sectarian voting.
Then Coates challenges Nadeem Zahari and says, oh, isn't this outrageous language?
Like, you just said the same thing in different words.
It's insane.
It's crazy that reform failed so heavily here though, because obviously, yeah, Labour, Labour.
The Burban area is like 55,000 people, and the white area is 26,000.
Yeah.
That was one problem.
But there are going to be, there are, because there are going to be white people in that area as well, and they're going to be voting Labour, right?
You can tell where the majority of the Muslim community is in Gorton, right?
That's quite evident.
But the rest of it is going to be, you know, like 60, 40, that sort of thing.
Crazy how reform failed to actually activate all of these people.
Because what's on for here is the third minority of this constituency is now going to rule over the majority as a foreign represented class, whereas the majority will not have representation through the Greens, and somehow reform failed to put that message across to those people.
It's like you will be ruled by someone who is going to do ethnic favours for the minority group that was brought here against your will.
And somehow reform were just like, well, we can't say that.
It's like that's literally what's going to happen.
Just Matt Goodwin going around going, Starmer's lame.
Starmer's rubbish.
They're going to legalize crack picane and heroin.
Vote for me.
Alan Partridge.
Not great.
so he did all right but he didn't get that message across and here we are with the this was just done before this was before just before the election from Opinion on the ethnic breakdown So reform, white, 41%.
You can see it very clearly.
And then we'll talk about these people in a minute.
These are the useful idiots.
But you've got the white 41%.
And over here, Greens, ethnic minority, 37, Labour, 36, the eight for reform.
This is what they were working on getting.
Yeah, that's what they were.
And don't get me wrong, that's probably like the 2,000 or so ethnic minorities who are not Muslims in the constituency.
But the issue is, I mean, look...
add that to this the problem is if there are so many white people in Gorton and Denton that he didn't get to come and vote for him Yeah.
As you can see, only a quarter wanted Greens and only just over a fifth wanted Labour.
So this was an eminently winnable seat for Goodwin.
And a lot were just checked out and you could have done more to get him.
I genuinely think his own campaigning hurt him.
I think if it just stayed home, he's better.
He's boring.
He was boring.
He was uncharismatic.
It's not just that.
He's unrepresentative.
Like, he's a middle, upper-middle-class southerner, academic.
He's a think tank wonk.
Exactly.
This is a working-class Labour heartland that should be flipping to the Patriot side.
He needed to wear a green mac, but he wore like, you know, what we'd say in the North, a sort of Ponce scarf and gloves and stuff.
He himself is just alien.
He's Tory-coded, right?
He sounds like a Tory.
He looks like a Tory.
And then he's going to working class Manchester Heartland.
It's like, yeah, they're like, okay, he was only talking about national issues as well.
Most of them didn't talk about local stuff.
They just attacked each other.
But Labour, what lesson have they learned from this drobbing?
They've learned that they should be even more left.
Lo and behold, a senior Labour source has told Sky News they believe they lost Gorton and Denton.
They put the blame on Home Secretary Shobana Mahmood for her divisive rhetoric on immigration and citizenship reforms, which kept coming up on the doorstep.
What community?
Yeah, the Green Muslim community.
So it's just like, it's like, really, guys, that's what you've learned.
They always just learn.
The Union Party just goes for the left.
Just be more mental.
It always swims left.
It's like Curtis Jarvin thinking about that.
But I mean, reform, if the interview that David Bull did this morning is anything to go by, reform have probably learned the same lesson.
Yeah, yeah, they've all been far too right-wing with Matt Goodwin and his divisive rhetoric.
Well, just a quick thing before we go on.
The turnout was 47%.
So 53% of the people in the constituency didn't come out to vote.
So that's literally tens of thousands of working class whites.
And I've watched a lot of interviews with him.
It's like, I think they're all rubbish.
And it's like, those are the people you need.
Because they are.
And this was a slightly different.
There was someone telling me that millions must go.
Well, I have a party for you.
So, this was a slightly more sensible take from a Labour person, Labour MP.
Oh, it's Carl Turner, he was named.
But he is stating the sort of let labour be labor thing, which isn't quite doesn't quite make sense either.
It's just a kind of vague, he's saying, Why don't we try to be Labour?
But no one can really pin down what that means because there are many Labours now at this point.
There's Blairite Labour, there's Soft Left, there's Blue Labour.
So he's saying we can't out-left-wing the Greens, but that is exactly what they're trying to do.
He says, We try to out-left-wing the Greens, we try to out-wing reform and immigration, and so we've just got to be Labour.
But no one knows what that is anymore.
It's a bit of a problem.
I love the collapse of the centre.
I'm sick of the centrist consensus.
Yeah.
This one is interesting.
So, moving on to what went wrong for reform, interesting idea here that people on the ground in Gorton and Dennis are telling me that a noticeable number of voters are being put off by reform by what they see as the party welcoming too many former Tories into the fold.
What did I say?
What did I literally just say?
Yeah, it's not going to be good in the north when they've just rejected the Tories, they don't like them anyway, and they've just rejected them especially.
And it's like they will not like that.
I've been saying this again in the chats I've been doing with Dan.
It's like, look, what Farage has done has taken a bunch of ex-Labour voters and said, Yep, I'm the Patriotic Party.
Here are a bunch of Tories who are responsible for all the problems.
Go and vote for them.
It's like, why would you want to?
Yeah, why would you want to?
Because they're former Labour voters.
So the last thing they wanted to do, they lent their vote to Boris.
He betrayed them.
But this is the thing.
I get told repeatedly that I am just some excessively online right-wing person who doesn't know anything about politics.
You don't understand that we need these people for their experience within government.
But everybody, their entire experience within government is stabbing the British people in the back.
And we're going to stab you in the back if we don't know how well to do it.
But this is the point.
Like, everything that they're saying is exactly what we've been saying leading up to this.
Yeah.
We have been completely vindicated on everything here.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The two things.
Goals will not be learned.
Not by them, no.
Don't attack patriots and don't take on every rubbish former Tory.
Though the two things they should be really not that hard, is it?
And Farage ostensibly gets it, as he's often won't to do, but will he actually do anything?
So this election was a victory for sectarian voting and cheating.
Matt Goodwin was a great candidate for his role on the elections May 7th.
It'll be goodbye Starman, goodbye to the Tory Party.
That's probably right.
The last one.
And it's right that it's sectarian voting.
It's all right, but will Farage take this lesson and realize they have to get the patriotic vote, or will they just try and revive Blairism?
And I think we all know which one they're going to do.
But they have a chance now to say, oh, hang on, this looks like a different type of politics.
We have to either get real and start playing or lose.
But I don't think they'll do it.
But he's already just said, I'm outside of that.
He's like, oh, this is in this statement.
Literally, the very first part of the statement.
This was a victory for sectarian voting.
It's like, yes, this is literally like any other period of history in warfare, right?
You could literally see Darius tweeting out, this is a victory for the Macedonian phalanx because of its dishonorably long spears.
Or you could see literally like, you know, the German knights, this is a victory for the Jan Huss' Hussites and their gunpowder against mounted horses.
Napoleon.
This is a victory for Genghis Kahl.
Yeah, and horse archery.
You know, this is a victory for Napoleon and the Levy en masse, as the German feudal aristocrats were saying to the emperor.
It's literally like, yes, yes.
Every time technology changes in war and it gives you an advantage of what came before, you just have to adopt it.
You can't just complain about it.
Get your drones, buy your drones, because that's what it is.
Exactly.
Currently, this is a victory with drones, isn't it?
Fighting on horseback with swords.
This is a victory for better tactics.
We're going to stick with worse tactics.
Exactly.
Wasn't Queensbury rules.
Really?
Precisely the third world is.
Yeah.
So, and as you mentioned before, Goodwin came out with a punchy statement after losing.
We are losing our country.
A dangerous Muslim sectarianism has emerged.
We have only one general election left to save Britain.
Vote reform every chance you get.
I will continue the fight.
I will always fight for you.
I will stand at the next general election, Matt.
And then where was this?
So he says.
I know, exactly.
Our point is that the Greens' entire strategy is going to brown people and saying, we are going to steal white people's stuff and give it to you.
Why wasn't Matt going out and saying, look, their platform is stealing your stuff.
I am going to stop them from stealing your stuff, white people.
Where was that?
Because that would be sectarianism.
And remember, you know, Genghis Khan's using the horse archers, so we're not allowed to use horse archers.
I mean, it's literally not the Chinese with gunpowder.
Yeah.
Like, oh, we invented gunpowder.
But that's dangerous.
We're not going to use that.
And then the Europeans rock up with these rifles.
And it's just like, well, that's not fair.
It's like, oh, so too bad.
And even this was much more plucky than the actual campaign rhetoric.
And then immediately, as we said, was shot down by chairman David Ball.
Let's just have a quick look.
Was you the wrong person for this particular.
I have to give him credit.
He was fantastic.
He worked so hard.
He was out in all weathers for every single day of that campaign.
He had a local connection as chairman.
I want everyone to have a local connection with the constituency they stand in.
He is an academic.
He, I think it's fair to say, made some interesting comments, which I have had discussions with him about.
Which ones in particular did you talk to him?
Well, lots of things, for example, about what it means to be British, for example, came up a lot.
Well, he said that you can't be basically black or brown and be British.
I don't think he did quite say that.
What did he say?
Well, this is the bit I can't quite understand.
But the point was...
So being British is more than a piece of paper.
He also said that people who aren't white can't always be positioned.
Yeah, I didn't understand his reasoning, but the whole point was that it wasn't reform party policy anyway.
The point is that...
You're stepping away from that, Idaris.
Sorry, am I?
You're disowning it for reform.
I am, absolutely.
So the point is, if you were born here, if you're British, you hold a British passport, you're British.
British passport, you're British.
Disown everything he just said.
Most pathetic thing I've ever seen.
You see how quickly he went?
The first thing he says, oh, I think you ran a fantastic campaign.
Less than 30 seconds later, he's disavowing him.
I can only assume, one, because he's stupid.
Cowardly.
One, because he's a coward, and two, because he's like, knows that this black host is about to throw out a racist accusation if he doesn't disavow the whole thing.
He's literally got the atmosphere of an Inquisition here where he's like, oh, you're saying this, are you?
It's like, no, no, no, of course I'm not saying that.
That would mean you'd call me a mean name.
That would put me moderately outside the consensus that I'm playing very much within.
I'm fully on the Zach Polanski plantation here.
No, anyone's British.
Whereas, if it was Charlie or Harris.
I was going to say, even if it was, Rupert on David Saki podcast completely stands by Charlie, completely said, wait, oh, Charlie, you know, I clarify it later.
He just refused to throw him under the bus completely.
Difference.
Big difference.
Absolutely different.
And one guy blames me for splitting the vote.
You stood because of your ego.
You tried to split the vote but failed.
How could you get your winny away and do the right thing and unite?
You've made yourself look like a right plonker.
And yet you still show your face.
It's disgusting, isn't it?
You standing for the mad raving loony party like Nick.
How could you?
I had to write to this guy at 7 a.m.
I have never stood for election, you effing more.
And I was just like so angry at that point.
Smartest reform supporter, by the way.
He didn't even split the vote.
It didn't even.
I know, it didn't even split the vote.
I mean, I'm just saying.
Let's be honest.
I don't want us to just sling stuff at reform, potential reform voters.
No.
I think.
No, only the ones that attacked me in the replies.
No, no, I think that that was Matt Goodwin's alt.
Yeah, I think he could have lost this all on his own.
One day he'll tweet accidentally, Matt Goodwin's really, really great.
Oh, it's him.
It's the same guy.
The thing is, though, that's the thing.
They can't even accuse anyone of splitting the vote.
Like there just weren't enough votes outside of that for it to have added up to more than the Greens.
So it's like no one split the vote.
You just failed.
You failed on your own merits.
You can't point the finger at anyone else.
It's just you.
Almost like that argument was always nonsense.
Kemi came out with a statement.
You sent me this, Carla.
And it's a fairly, you know, it's a straight downline, Kemi statement.
Labour created the monster of harvesting Muslim community block votes.
And yesterday the monster came back to bite them.
Accurate.
As I've said many times before, we are a multiracial country, not a multicultural country.
Okay?
If you stir up grievance politics between groups based on religion or race, as Labour have done for decades, as reform are seeking to do, and as the Greens have done successfully in this by-election, you are pitting neighbours against each other and you start to unravel the culture of tolerance that makes Britain great.
But this is exactly Farage's statement.
This is, oh, we shouldn't use sectarian politics.
It's like, okay, then you're going to keep losing.
I mean, the Conservatives got, what, 300 votes or something?
700.
Oh, 700 votes.
And you can see that this is what reform came out with.
This is what the Conservatives get.
I almost said Labour, basically all the same thing.
This is the centre line.
This is the centre line.
This is sectarian campaign.
And the Greens just crushed them on it.
Yeah.
They just crushed them on it.
Also multi-racial.
By 5,000.
Multicultural, just by, like, just out of reality.
Yeah.
But by 5,000 votes, by 50% extra of what they got.
Yeah, a lot.
It wasn't even, we weren't pipped at the post.
You got absolutely whacked here.
I mean, not the Conservatives, but Labour and Reform.
And I guess running out of time, but I'll just give you a quick idea what won.
It was this.
It was this tournament.
Copyright.
Copyright, yeah.
Yeah, it's just them dancing with Greens and Muslims, the most bizarre alliance ever.
No, no, it's not that.
This was the strong policy platform that Green put forward.
This is exactly, let's make this look exactly at what we're looking at, right?
What we are looking at is subversive upper-middle-class left-wing women who have decided they are going to literally go to a foreign voting bloc and say, we're going to take the money and power from the native population of this area and give it to you.
And they know this is such a successful strategy.
They're just dancing in the street going, yeah, haha, I don't need to campaign because it's literally, they're going to go and say, oh, yeah, they're going to give us money.
It's going to give us a money.
It's a great short-term strategy.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
In the long term, this party gets taken over and is called the Islamic Party, and then it's over for a bit.
Short-term, brilliant.
want this this is like part of me looks at this and goes this is the grand societal shit test Because them dancing in the street is these women, like, they're looking at the men going, aren't you going to do something to stop this?
Aren't you going to do something?
Are you man enough to actually tell me that I'm being a f ⁇ ing retard right now?
And you kicked out one of those words.
And also, where is your power, right?
Because they understand there is power in what they're doing.
And so they're saying to you, why aren't you being powerful?
You're being weak.
You're being self-abnegating.
Oh, no, we're not going to do it.
No, no, we should have been marching down there with British flags going, no, this is what's going to happen.
And you should be like, oh, no, you're a racist, you're a fascist in the same way that the sort of handmaid's tail.
Oh, no, you're going to lock me up.
You wish, right?
You wish.
And that's what they're testing you for.
Are you strong?
I know.
And it doesn't even work on their own terms because their campaign is pictures of Starma with Netanyahu and Modi just saying he's inherently evil.
It's like pure trash stuff.
You couldn't be more racist than them, even if you wanted to play that game.
So, yeah.
And just quickly, you'll have seen, of course, the Urdu ad.
So that's basically what they put listening to the audio on that.
And that was funny.
This is what won it.
And so Jim Ratcliffe was attacked for, and she literally spoke in early, for saying that we've been colonised.
In rather poor, clumsy sounding Urdu, I must say.
And Zach Zblansky boasts about it.
The right-wing Tolls hated seeing our campaign video in Erdo, so here it is in Bangladesh instead.
I love our party.
And Mothin Alley.
Hi, Sarah.
Have you seen our bang the video?
He was boasting about it to Sarah Poachin.
And this is a funny tweet from Ed West.
A good pub quiz question in the year 2050 will go something like this: true or false?
The Green in the Green Party originally referred to the environment.
That's banging.
That is good, isn't it?
Well, the funny thing about their migration policy, well, their non-immigration policy that I was reviewing yesterday, they still felt the need in like one tiny line at the bottom to try and justify it off the back of environmentalism.
Right.
Oh, people are being displaced by climate change.
They've all got to come here.
They chucked in about Palestine.
Well, all genocides are bad for the climate.
That's one thing I heard a green say.
He's like, this is desperate stuff.
No, that's not true.
Genocide.
I'm not going to do it.
But we know from the Mongols must be bad.
That Genghis Khan killed a sufficiently large percentage of the Earth's population to cause greening.
Sorry, to cause cooling.
I think he was actually.
So just FYI.
I mean, I'm not going to go any further on that.
We don't have time, so we won't play him.
But basically, I just looked at all the videos from the ground.
Basically, white working class say, I'm going to switch to from labor to reform, and then that guy's green because he's an immigrant.
This guy's green.
This guy will just very quickly play because this will show you what it's about.
And why is that?
Because of Philistine.
So you missed the first bit.
So I'm going to vote green because of Palestine.
Very straightforward.
He was voting Labour, this guy, because he said less of two evils.
The reason he gave, he's like, well, they're still the best for immigrants, but I don't like what Shobana Mahmoud did with indefinite leave to remain and change the rules on it.
So just pure, like, pure open self-interest.
These were actually white people going that they hated how Labour were treating them and talking to them, and they couldn't quite articulate what it was.
But it's like Starma hates the native British, is what they were saying.
And there were just loads of things like this.
Just the exact same cafe.
These are the useful idiot that's.
I'll probably vote for the Green Party because they might nationalize the industries like water, gas, and electric, which would think would be better for everybody.
Thank you.
Obviously, the other frontrunners in this by-election are reform and Nigel Farage.
I don't want to talk about reform.
I'm not interested.
Not interested in any of their politics.
Do you have an opinion on that?
I'd rather not give one.
I don't believe in anything they tell me.
I mean, they are one of the frontrunners, though, in this part of the world.
I think there's an issue around here with people coming on boats and people coming from abroad.
We don't have any people coming on boats here in Denton.
You know, so it doesn't affect the slightest.
Well, I'm definitely.
He said at the end it doesn't affect me in the slightest.
Just because it's not coastal.
He's not on the coast.
There's no boats.
So he says, literally, it doesn't affect me in the slightest.
Like, how stupid are you?
How naive are you?
It's unbelievable.
We don't have any in Denton.
Yeah, I know they're running Gorton, mate.
Yeah, right.
But you're in the same constituency and now you're going to be ruled by them.
That's true as well.
So this is it.
You've got the basically ethnic vote split plus useful idiots and they're always going to be there, the idlogs.
And it was an interesting contrast just lastly with this woman who she's voting reform, but she doesn't quite know why, or she can't quite say why.
They're not doing labour, definitely not, because to me, they've not done anything what they said they were going to do.
And I'm going to go to reform just because I don't like conservative.
Labour's not much good, so go there.
What is it about reform that is sort of enticing you towards them?
I don't know.
I don't know, really.
I'm going to be honest.
I like that whether to vote or not.
But if I don't vote, then you're not doing reform any good, are you?
So she couldn't really say, but we all know because every video I saw, the white working class are voting reform.
That's what it is.
You may not be able to say it on camera, and you say we hate the way Stalma's talking to you.
The Greens, the Muslims are voting green.
Some immigrant communities still vote in Labour, and that's it.
Plus, you're useful idiots infuriatingly stuck in their lefty, annoying paradigm of like, oh, immigration doesn't affect me.
They're going to nationalize water.
I know it's like you're voting for the Islamic Party.
At least be aware of that, you freak.
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Anyway, so that's how it breaks down.
That is it.
And we've got to move on.
Cuban Heal says, probably the best candidate.
Can you get the next one up, please?
Samson.
Probably the best candidate in Reform had still crushed by the Greens.
I don't think that Matt Goodwin was the best candidate that Reform had, to be honest.
I'm just going to be honest.
No, and he wasn't.
It was the best for that area.
I don't dislike Matt on a personal level, but just terrible choice for the area.
Green Party women are rebelling against their fathers and want to be edgily in a socially acceptable way.
True.
Anyway, let's move on.
So you may have seen this in the news recently, and this really annoyed me.
Just really annoyed me.
Unfortunately, we're going to do another, oh, God, are we actually going to be oppressed by the concept of anti-racism?
It's like, no, you're going to be murdered by it, right?
You're going to be murdered by the concept of anti-racism, which is what happened with him, right?
So this was Valdo Cal O'Kane was given at-home treatment plan after psychotic episode because of, quote, the over-representation of young black males in detention.
Unbelievable, you might think.
Unbelievable.
But this is the ruling principle of this society is making sure that the outcomes of minorities are the same as the outcomes of the majority.
And therefore, it actually doesn't really matter what the minorities do because ultimately the numbers on the spreadsheets have to start balancing.
And if they don't, you have to take individual actions to make sure they get to where they need to be.
And this is precisely what happened here.
As you can see, right, there was an inquiry into this, and it turned out that actually, all right, he was a violent maniac, but he was black.
So they were like, well, it's out of our hands, boys.
It's out of our hands.
Well, everybody knows that it's legal for black people to kill.
I mean, according to this, yeah.
That's the logic behind this.
They're overrepresented in detention.
That's the problem.
Mental, right?
He attempted to break into a neighbor's flat during a psychotic episode in May 2020, but was not committed to a psychiatric hospital because of, quote, an over-representation of young black males in detention.
Now, just think about how far down the rabbit hole you have to be to get to the point where you're like, well, I mean, yeah, but how many are there?
I mean, you know, we've got to make sure, like, no, you should be treating the individual case on the merits.
I know this is going to sound crazy.
And if he does something mental, you should punish him or section him on those grounds.
It doesn't actually matter how many black males are in detention, especially if there's a disproportionate number in different ethnic groups of, say, psychosis, which unfortunately there is, then you just have to do it on a case-by-case basis and actually not worry about over-representation and questions of systemic discrimination because clearly he's not mentally well.
The madness of equality of outcome, it gets you stopping Asian people getting into Harvard and it gets you stopping psychotic killers getting into detention.
Correct.
Everything's got to be equal.
It's just the most insane ideology ever.
It turns into, well, there's an over-representation of young black murderers, so we're going to have to legalize murder.
That's for certain groups, yeah.
Yeah, for young black men.
I mean, obviously, you'll know that he in Nottingham in 2023 just pulled out a massive knife, murdered three people.
Barnaby Weber, Grayson Malikumar, and Ian Coates, just for no reason, because he was psychotic, obviously.
Given an indefinite hospital order in 2024.
Now, a sensible country would have hanged him for murder for the just slaughter.
It's a solution to free people problems.
But this was downgraded to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
It's like, sorry, he's mental.
He can't be held responsible for this.
It's like, I don't, so what?
We're going to just put him back into the streets?
He's already done this.
And he's going to do it again.
But no, that's what happened.
I forget who said it, but there was a tweet that went around where it's like they treat diminished responsibility as a mitigating rather than exacerbating factor.
It's an aggregating factor.
Like, sorry.
He's insane.
Right.
Well, he can't be on the street then, can he?
Yeah, he's already.
But he was in his right mind.
Did the person still die?
Right.
So why is that relevant?
Because he wasn't in his right mind, can he even conceptualize that it's a bad thing?
Yeah, again, even more like, why would we put him on the streets then?
Anyway, of course, you know, he's been sectioned to mental health in a hospital now.
And it's literally as where is it, Rachel Langdale KC said that one doctor was leaning towards sectioning him because of his first presentation of psychosis.
But the team of professionals considered the research evidence that shows overrepresentation of young black males in detention.
So the team of professionals, the highly educated, incredibly well-credentialed people, were insane gay race communists.
And they looked at it and said, oh, well, overrepresentation.
They're literally as woke as it could possibly get.
This is the extremity of wokeness to bring this into this kind of setting.
And yet they were like, well, well, we can't have it.
Too many young black men in detention.
So we'll just give him some drugs.
I'm sure he'll take these reliably and release them back into society.
And I'm sure he'll be fine.
I mean, that team of professionals is complicit in the murder of those three people.
They are complicit.
They made it happen.
Like those judges release people's fate away and they need some sort of responsibility or accountability.
Yep.
Perhaps it doesn't make too much sense in the legal system, but I do think that if a judge lets somebody go who then goes on to repeat offend in like in a murder or something, they should also have partial responsibility legally as well.
They should be charged as like a co-conspirator.
Yeah, something like that.
A previous independent report into his care found that failings included him not being forced to have long-lasting anti-psychotic medication because he did not like needles.
Oh, guys, he doesn't like needles.
Doesn't like needles.
Oh, well, we'll just don't make him take the medicine then.
Sure, it'd be fine.
Did you see that tweet the other day where a leftist was saying we don't care about crime?
We're just not really interested.
Yeah, I did.
It's not a moral thing that interests.
We just think it's a thing that happens.
It's a natural event, like a flood.
Oh, well, thanks for saying the quiet part.
I'll add.
I mean, or you've got the anarcho-tyne argument where they like the criminal.
I just think they love the criminal because we talked about it a lot before, but the criminals fighting against an oppressive society.
Yeah.
Well, I mean, that's literally the background assumptions of too many black men in custody or in treatment or whatever, is the assumption that the oppressive society has made them evil and then persecuted them for being evil in the way that the society has made them.
And that's precisely what has happened here.
I mean, look at this.
NHS staff having felt a pressure to avoid restrictive practice because of his ethnicity.
Oh, he's black.
We can't force him to take the anti-psychotic medication.
He's black.
We can't put him in the long-term lockup or whatever.
We'll just release him out and then he killed three people.
It's like, this is inevitable that this stuff happens.
It's simply not acceptable to have these kinds of ethnic sensitivities because people's lives are on the line.
And I think probably the worst example of this was, of course, the Manchester Arena bombing.
Back in 2020, this young man was 18 years old on £4.24 an hour as a security guard.
And this is not his fault at all.
This is absolutely not his fault at all.
So he says he had a bad feeling about the suicide bomber, Salman Abdi, but did not approach him for fear of being branded a racist.
He was 18 at the time.
He was standing 10 or 15 feet away from him.
He told police that he thought something was wrong, but couldn't put his finger on it.
And then, of course, five minutes later, the guy blew himself up and killed, I think it was 22 people, women and children mostly, as you can see there.
And it's not this kid's fault.
Because he's absolutely right in his assessment.
Exactly.
Well, I mean, this is the second order effect, or potentially the intended effect of the psychological programming that people go through from a very, very young age, where all of the information that's drilled into your brain through school, through the media, the images that are constantly projected onto you creates this knee-jerk gut response of just discomfort.
If you see a black or brown person doing something wrong that you know that you need to step in, all of that has been designed to create this stress response in you that says you shouldn't do that.
I mean, this is exactly what he says here.
He said, I had a bad feeling about him, but I didn't have anything to justify that.
He was fidgety and sweating.
So, yeah, that's...
But it's evil to do that to the individuals, because the people who are involved in the Nottingham processes, like with all of the NHS and everything, they have been subject to that same brainwashing that everybody else has.
So it's evil one by creating this psychological stress for those individuals and goes on to create even greater evils when as a result, these outcomes happen.
Correct.
I mean, he literally said, look, you know, I didn't know what to do.
It's very difficult to define a terrorist.
For all I knew, he might well be an innocent Asian male.
Okay, and what would have happened?
He would have been like, no, I'm not carrying a bomb.
I've just got, you know, something wrong with my back or something.
He'd have called him racist and then blown up.
But assuming he was someone who's just an innocent man, nothing would have happened.
But you can see why it's in the kid's head because there's these endless campaigns that stop and search is racist and it's terrible oppression.
Look at the next one.
I didn't want people to think I'm stereotyping him because of his race.
I was scared of being wrong and branded a racist if I got it wrong and I would have gotten into trouble.
It made me hesitant.
I wanted to get it right and not mess it up by overreacting or judging someone by their race.
It's like, well, one, he wasn't judging him by his race.
He was judging him by his behavior because he was like, look, he was fidgety, nervous, he was acting weird.
And I was like, oh, right, is he, maybe he's going to do something.
But now this kid is going to live with this for the rest of his life.
Yeah.
Right.
This is awful.
He knows he was five minutes away from preventing this.
Horrible for him.
But he's actually, in the disgusting ideology we live under, he is the model citizen.
He's actually done what they would want.
Right?
So he's, it's like Chat GPD saying he wouldn't misgender Bruce Jenner and it'd rather a nuclear apocalypse.
He's that guy.
Yes.
As a person.
He's been programmed with that.
Exactly.
But he was only 18 years old.
He'd been programmed with race sensitivities.
And now 20 people are dead.
22 people are dead because of it.
It's like that's awful.
That is absolutely awful.
And look what you've done to this poor lad.
And yet this is the assumed orthodoxy, the approved orthodoxy and ruling principle of the entire society that we live in.
Everything, everywhere.
For example, the next one, Notting Hill Carnival.
This is only from 2024.
But a retired Scotland Yard chief called Mike Neville has been like, yeah, well, this is the ultimate in two-tier policing because officers are hesitant to make arrests for fear of being called racist.
Like this is just, they know that this is the ruling principle.
And the thing is, it's the white people in the institutions who are imposing the fear.
I mean, okay, you've got a bunch of like non-white people who say, oh, you're a racist.
And they say, well, no, this person stabbed this person.
Therefore, we arrested him.
And they would probably back down from that.
But it's the insinuation that you were a bad person that goes around in the culture of fear that forces people to be silent.
And he says, I mean, this is completely the ultimate in two-tier policing.
You see people openly smoking drugs, abusing police officers, dancing with female officers to the point of sexual assault.
I challenge anyone to do the same thing on the way to a Millwall football game.
And the answer is, of course, you couldn't because that would be white people doing it.
And of course, I mean, just going back a bit further, this is 2017, Sarah Champion came out and said, people are literally more afraid to be called racist than they are to be wrong about calling out child abuse, which obviously are.
This is, for some reason, not in terms of grooming gang.
You've got this one, of course, from 2025.
Police avoided grooming gang investigations over racism fears, as in, for fear of being viewed racist, the Baroness Casey report came out and found that everyone was afraid of being called racist and inflaming community tensions.
She concluded the establishment was in denial about the ethnicity of the grooming gangs and there had been widespread cover-up with public bodies using flawed data to enable them to dismiss claims about Asian grooming gangs as being sensationalized, biased or untrue.
And in a third of the two-thirds of the cases, sorry, the ethnicity of the abusers just wasn't recorded by the police because they didn't want to be called racist.
And this is why when I say this word racist has to be retired, the grooming gangs had to end this whole thing.
It's the core tenet of the prevailing ideology, whatever you want to call it, is racism and this whole thing of anti-racism.
And therefore, rape's not as bad, torture of children's not as bad.
As we saw recently, sort of comically, Charette's goes out the window, neurodiversions and disability is out the window because you broke the central core tenet.
There is a hierarchy.
Right, and that's at the top.
That's at the top.
And that's why I thought it was disgusting when Matt Goodwin was calling sort of basically Oslot racist, because it's like you're using their word.
And I just don't care anymore.
As Rupert says, I don't care.
Well, we'll get to that in a second.
So, yeah, this is, again, this is an article from 2014, but I go back as far as you want.
But this is from the Alexis J report, where, of course, being called a racist is one of the reasons for child exploitation in Rotherham was just ignored.
And it carried on for 16 years.
And they're all complicit.
This is how they got Powell.
Yes.
Because Powell said what everybody knew and was straightforward about it.
And they smeared him as a racist and they smeared him with all of these terms that we are still dealing with 48 years later.
Correct.
And there is only one way out of this.
There is literally one way out of this.
And yeah, there is one man in prison, one parliamentarian who is actually standing on that platform.
There is only one way, and it's literally to say, don't care.
Get called a racist?
Honestly, who cares anymore?
I certainly don't.
That word has been overused to the point of losing all meaning irrelevant.
Crack on with the day, says Rupert Lowe.
And this is hardly the only time that he said this.
Frankly, I don't care.
We've had enough of that rubbish now.
Completely true.
And it's with everything else.
Cousin marriage, don't care about religious customs.
It's wrong.
I've decided don't care.
How about what about minority languages when the NHS don't care?
Not my problem.
Did I ask?
Did I solicit your opinion on that?
No.
And it's again with everything.
In fact, this is hilarious, right?
Because Rupert Lowe is the one person standing up and actually arguing for the rights of the native British.
Cole Rupert Lowe.
Thank you, Mr. Mundo.
It's a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship.
The ECHR, what does it actually mean for British people?
Let's go through a few examples, shall we?
A convicted Sri Lankan sex offender allowed to stay in Britain because he is gay and would be at risk of persecution if he was returned to his home country.
I don't care.
A Jamaican drug dealer was jailed twice, jailed twice, allowed to stay in Britain after claiming his removal would breach his right to a family life.
I don't care.
A Zimbabwean jailed for killing a man in a car crash.
Can I continue?
No.
A Zimbabwean jailed for killing a man in a car crash, allowed to stay in Britain after it was discovered he had an illicit love child.
I don't care.
A convicted Indian paedophile allowed to stay in Britain by claiming the move would harm his children.
I don't care.
An Albanian criminal was allowed to stay in Britain partly because his son will not eat foreign chicken nuggets.
I definitely don't care.
You'd hear them like outraged.
They're all hunting, going mad, absolutely triggered, absolutely coping.
He's absolutely don't care, mugg them.
Caring Not Criminal00:02:21
The thing is, he's frame-mogged all of them.
What you want to see is restore in parliament loads of people.
And you know, Starmer does that awful thing where he goes, oh, private, damn, and they all shout down.
Everyone should be saying, I don't care.
That's what we need.
Then we've made it.
On the plus side, Stalma won't be in the next parliament, so not a problem.
But anyway, that's the one way out of this, right?
There's literally only one way to get away from being completely contained.
And I don't know whether it's become apparent to you, but Farage is not going to be the guy who says, I don't care.
He very much cares.
He very much cares.
He cares about his career.
He cares about getting to the top.
He cares about getting one over on the Tories who have never let him in the establishment.
He cares about everyone's perceptions.
Yeah, because he's a career politician.
Rupert is like, he's been chairman of Southampton, had successful businesses on his farm, genuinely doesn't care.
What if Farage can't attend parties with Preeti Patel anymore?
Great question, but as Rupert Lowe says, I don't...
He's sitting around with a bunch of lightweight.
I don't care about the...
That kind of thing.
I love this.
I don't care about the opinions of the rest of the world.
Like, the entire world don't care.
Like, literally, you've got to be your own North Star on this and just say, no, not my problem.
It doesn't affect me at all.
We're carrying on as we should.
The word racism has been the kryptite, and he's just developed the immunity to kryptonite, and now they've got nothing.
That was all they had.
Anyway, we'll leave that there.
So Tom Ratt says, he's an ass, but Pete North is right about what restore should do.
Less slot, more strategy.
Yes, indeed.
I do actually agree with you on that.
Based Ape says, license to practice law should work like a driving license.
If you let someone out for racial preferences, 12 points.
Immediate disqualification.
Repeat again.
Offender does it again.
3 points.
That's not a bad idea, actually, giving them repeat offender licenses.
It's such a tricky thing with a judge because you obviously can't be thinking as a judge, oh, I can't do this.
So it's really tricky, but the system is the thing, that way of thinking.
You need to just get rid of those types of judges and that type of thinking.
Remays and man stabbed, beheaded, and ate a man on a bus in Canada in 2008.
Found not criminally responsible.
He was committed to a mental institution in 2017, was granted discharge, no restrictions.
Capital punishment should have been the answer to that.
Yeah, obviously.
The obvious answer to so many of these foreign criminals and the heinous things that they do, and I'm talking the grooming gangs here as well, is just capital punishment.
Public would be preferable.
Just what were the town squares for back in the day?
Stunt vs. Conspiracy00:15:38
Just started.
And the only restore policy I disagree with is that they want a referendum on that rather than just bring it in.
And that's a random name says, my sister is a doctor.
Most of her friends are doctors.
They work too long and hard to become doctors and are entirely dependent on the system for their careers.
They will always side with the system, no doubt.
Anyway, let's move on.
All right, so a bit of a change of pace for this one, but I just wanted to remind you all that one of the great tragedies of modernity, alongside everything else that we have to suffer through, is that I have to know who Bonnie Blue is.
And by association, all of you do too.
Now, she is somebody who always pops up in the news, and people are starting to notice that it's always very convenient timing when these big stunts that she's performing start to pop up and get headline attention, seemingly to potentially distract from anything else.
And there are some conspiracy theories going on around that.
So one of the most notable recent things, as well as Restore having launched as a party, was, of course, the end of the rape gang inquiry that Rupert Lowe had been conducting, which, if you were following along with that, we did a few segments on it, unearthed some pretty heinous, awful, harrowing, but necessary to know stuff.
Again, you do kind of have to look into the void so that you can just see the absolute gaping pit of darkness inside of it to understand what is going on and what we're dealing with in this country and what we have to protect ourselves from going forward in the future.
But then, as always, Bonnie Blue seems to have some new big stunt that she's doing and people are getting a little bit suspicious of it.
Like this recent one where she did some stunt where it was like 400 men without protection to try and get pregnant and now she's announced that she is pregnant and she announced it on some secondary TikTok that she does where she's not quote unquote playing the character of Bonnie Blue.
She seems to treat, I would imagine that this is a, given the sorts of things that she puts her body through and her mind through, this might be like a form of dissociation.
This is just speculation on my part.
I think it's just a way for her to get back on social media.
It's only OnlyFans.
But on a personal level from her, I imagine that by conceptualizing that Bonnie Blue is the one doing all of this and not her, that this is a way of kind of compartmentalizing the whole thing.
And she says that, oh, you know, I'm doing, I'm pregnant now.
It's all in the news.
And, you know, people have lots of weird conspiracy theories all over the internet.
And just an example of one, you know, people say stuff like this.
This is one of the most common ones with any public figure.
Oh, well, she's a man.
That she's a man.
Yeah.
Bonnie Blue.
Transinvestigation.
P-star, slept with a thousand guys in one state.
Has a male skull clavicles, huge hands and no hips with a thick neck.
And it's always this.
It's always this image of I have superimposed the male skull over yours, checkmate, conspiracy confirmed.
We need to get Candace Owens on this.
I won't believe it until she's done an eight-part investigation.
Honestly, it's the most useful thing she could do.
Where does Macron fit into this story?
That's what I need to know.
But there is genuinely a lot of weird stuff surrounding her outside of all of the, you know, like sex stunts that people like her and Lily Phillips do.
Which is, you know.
Lily Phillips got baptized, didn't she?
And she's sort of tried to leave it behind and no one knows if that's a stunt.
No, she's not.
She said explicitly that she's not leaving it behind, but she's leaving the sex stunts behind.
And now she's just going to be a normal porn star, a normal, wholesome Christian porn star.
I kind of think that Zap Plansky encourages.
He says that should all be legal.
All sex workers.
No, encouraged, basically.
Everyone gives the Puritans a hard time.
Right.
Everyone's like, oh, Oliver Cromwell banned Christmas.
Yeah, exactly.
Sorry, I am well on board with Oliver Cromwell's opinions at this point.
Yeah, I would keep Christmas, but get rid of almost everything else.
That'd be my point.
Honestly, just imagine what Oliver Cromwell would say if he could see Bonnie Blue.
Yeah, but does everybody remember where at the beginning of the year?
Yeah, exactly what we need to do.
Where at the beginning of December, for whatever reason, Michael Gove felt it necessary to give Bonnie Blue a column platform.
Base Michael Gove trying to scupper reform's chances.
Freddie Sayers, I blame.
He's behind all this.
Yeah, potentially, but she was given the opportunity on The Spectator, the leading conservative magazine in Britain with a history that goes back over 100 years, an opportunity to say that she stands with Nigel Farage and came out as a big reform supporter for, again, the Christmas edition.
Connor pointing out here that one of the things that she does through her big stunts on social media is kind of for the third world, who are going to be a huge proportion of the men consuming her content, is kind of propagating the myth that white blonde women,
because it's very specific as well, that she's got blonde hair, she's got blue eyes, she's got a very sort of Northwest European Aryan kind of phenotype, like the whitest phenotype, that she's putting out this idea that white blonde women are promiscuous.
I mean, I think it goes a bit beyond promiscuity.
Yes, that they, basically, that they're slags who are asking for it, because that's what she does.
She literally goes and she like asks for it in public and she goes around.
One of the stunts I remember was when she went around like a uni on Freshers Week and just like offered herself up to young men as their first time potentially.
I mean, just Cromwell would be flogging her through the streets.
Yeah, but literally she's going out there and she's like ask, literally asking for it.
And a lot of the men from across the world who are thinking of coming to this country are looking at this and they're getting that idea that, oh, this is what British women are like.
Yeah.
That's it's a really negative.
She is a British woman.
Look at the coverage she gets.
She gets headlines.
She gets platformed in the spectator by the conservatives.
Exactly, because you know why, and I've said this before, but she went on Julia Harley Brewer's show and she checkmated her with the idea of consent.
She went, but you know, Julia, I like doing it, and it's, you know, it's all consensual and get paid and I get paid.
And Julia was like, Yeah, you've got me there.
Yeah, yeah, she did.
She was completely checkmated by her liberalism.
It's like, yeah, Julia, get to the next step.
Maybe your values are wrong.
Maybe there are other things other than consent.
She did an interview with Andrew Tate and she was like, I'm the most feminist person that there is.
And it's like, yeah, I guess she's.
I guess she was saying that as well to make the point.
She is.
She's uber feminist.
Yeah, and this is the same conservative block that, as Connor pointed out, wanted to block the debate that Connor did with Michael.
They're more than happy to platform somebody like Bonnie Blue because she doesn't actually threaten the establishment or their values.
She's exactly what their values are.
She's just living them authentically.
Even further, Danny Kruger, who I spoke about yesterday, and to a certain extent praised for some of his conservative, like social conservatism, went on at the beginning of February.
We're standing against Tommy Robinson, but not against Bonnie Blue.
Yeah, exactly.
Basically, like in the clip, he's asked, oh, you know, Tommy Robinson's been supportive of Matt Goodwin's campaign in Gorton and Denton.
Do you support that?
And he's like, well, no, of course not.
I completely denounce everything.
But we can't control who supports the party.
Even Bonnie Blue supports the party.
And I don't really agree with that, but I definitely denounce Tommy Robinson going way harder against Tommy Robinson than Bonnie Blue.
When he was first asked about Bonnie Blue in the press conference, he just said, oh, well, you know, anyone could vote for us, including Christian.
Take the chance to say, but I don't approve of her lifestyle.
Just chuck that in, Danny.
I thought you were like a super social conservative mega-Christian, Danny.
You were intellectual about it as well.
This is an open goal.
Yeah, he's got way harsher words for Tommy Robinson, who himself is a civnap rather than Bonnie Blue.
But who himself has exactly the same opinions?
Actually, I think he is a bit further to the right than Nigel Farage, but he definitely is.
Publicly professed, basically the same opinions as Nigel Farage.
So it's just like, what are we doing here?
At the very least, whether or not you want to contend that there is grand conspiracy before I get to the grand conspiracy that people are contending is going on here, at the very least, you have to acknowledge and accept that a figure like Bonnie Blue does not threaten the establishment.
She's not.
I think it was what Carl said about the Green Party.
Didn't you say the Green Party are just mask off?
They're taking the logic of the current prevailing system to its zenith.
Bonnie Blue is the Green Party of whatever.
She's just taking it to its furthest point.
We believe in sexual promiscuity, total licentiousness, everything's fine.
That's why you have to have abortion, birth control pills, and you've got to stigmatize any traditional views of relationships, marriage, as being old and fuddy-duddy, because the current ruling paradigm is for complete promiscuity.
It's pure consumption, because that's what promiscuity is.
It's treating sex as a consumable product.
And this is why Brave New World was a more accurate prediction than 1984.
1984 is very sex negative.
So I don't know, everyone would be totally repressed.
No.
Huxley knew it would be flooding the market.
So it's just trivial.
Well, it's way easier to control people when they're engaged in mindless consumption.
Because one of the things that our current social paradigm does is it kind of gets people to buy in without realizing that they are buying in by dirtying themselves.
Oh, we can't send people away.
My best friend is foreign.
We can't send people away.
My sister married a foreigner.
We can't ban pornography.
I watch that stuff.
We can't do this.
We can't send them away.
I eat foreign food.
All of this stuff.
We can't ban abortion.
I have promiscuous sex all the time.
Exactly.
All of these different ways.
Not me personally.
These different ways in which you are buying into the system without realizing it in a way that makes you feel like you're defending your freedom.
This is very Edward Bernays.
This is like old school Freudian PR 101.
If you make people think that your product is giving them freedom, then they will defend it to the teeth because they don't realize that they are defending big business and corporate and political interests.
They think they are defending themselves.
That is why they get you to buy absolutely spawn.
And that's one of the things that Bonnie Blue does.
I wouldn't be surprised if to a certain extent, given the kind of audience that she has, that this was kind of a reform manner of trying to get the Muslim vote.
Like your favourite porn star.
You've gone 5D with that one.
Yeah, I mean, that is the true conspiracy.
You might be right.
Like, they're like, well, I mean, they're the ones that show up to all of her stunts.
I mean, I think it's as simple as this is the kind of thing Spectator and Unheard like.
I've done a whole segment on it.
I mean, Freddie Sayers just came out and said, why is everyone being so mean to Peter Mandelson?
I was like, really, Peter?
I've seen it.
Yeah, yeah.
Defends Peter Mandelson.
Yeah, yeah.
It's like, that's just the level of these people.
That's where they've attacked Christianity.
And Unheard and Spectator, because they're owned by the same old queen thingy.
They've attacked Christianity.
They've said they've said a future of professional Muslims in the country, but is reformed too Christian.
Yet they defend Peter Mandelson and Bonnie Blue and they attack Renault Camus.
It's like, these people are not your friends.
No, they're just the right wing of Blairism.
That's literally what they are.
They absolutely are.
But again, she's not threatening and she also does serve another purpose in this through her constant sex scandals and stunts that she does that draw so much attention to her.
Which is that people began to notice that, like it says here, whenever something new comes up about the rape gangs, this girl appears in the news.
She's got a new stunt that she's putting forward that gets a headline.
Other people cottoned onto it as well.
Some suggesting they're saying, I'm absolutely convinced she's paid for by the government to normalize the mass rape of British girls and make it look like they like it.
Again, whether you want to say that she's face Queen Bee there, though, that's a hell of a good take.
Yeah, whenever, you know, whether or not you think that she's directly paid by the government.
She must have some, she has some connections to somebody because she's written for the spectator.
So she does have some connections.
Somebody's quite bizarre.
I don't believe it's a conspiracy, but I just believe it is what it is.
That's a system we're living in.
The grooming gangs exist and she exists and they're often both in your face at the same time.
There's a weird thing with the evidence that some people have put forward as well.
Spikes in Google searches do seem to overlap somewhat.
One of the most depressing things about this is this is grooming gangs as a search term on Google.
This is Bonnie Blue and it's quite sad that her consistent searches are much higher than grooming gangs and I can only sadly speculate as to why that would be.
But you can see the spikes in particular.
Yeah, it's weird.
Louise Perry did ask her directly to feel a responsibility because she's representing British women in that way and potentially encouraging the idea that things were discussed.
But she didn't really, she didn't see it like that, of course, Bonnie Blue.
I mean, why would she?
And people have come up with this actual chart you can see here showing the overlap of big news stories that she's been involved in and the overlap in times between big news stories regarding grooming gangs and developments on such.
Late 2024, ongoing local inquiries, visa issues tied to exploitation concerns in some reports, reports on Oldham and Rochdale at the exact same time, around the exact same time.
She has these visa cancellations over barely legal plans, backlash for targeting young men during schoolies freshers, which is the stunt that I mentioned earlier.
January 2025, huge resurgence because Elon Musk started to really hit hard on this particular subject.
At the same time, she comes out with a viral 1,057 men in 12 hours stunt.
I've changed my mind, I believe it.
I've seen this one chart and it's convincing.
In June and July of 2025, the Casey report comes out around the same time.
She gets banned after a planned 2,000-man event and has, again, weirdly, this kind of promotion from the mainstream media, a Channel 4 documentary made about her.
In December of 2025, new police data are on Rising Online Predators.
At the same time, she has the Bali arrest and raid, deportation, and 10-plus year ban.
Faces 15-year porn law threat, major interviews post-release.
January and February, so just this past month or so, there's the court deletion archive, the rape gang inquiry, loads of paedophile arrests, especially regarding some of like the labor councillors and such.
Then she has all of a sudden this pregnancy announcement.
And people are starting to think that there is some kind of conspiracy going on.
Now, my personal view is not necessarily that she is a state asset.
My view is that she is useful to the media and narratives pushed by the media because she is constantly on this run of stunt after stunt after stunt, trying to get publicity.
So she's always got something running in the background that if there's a huge news story like the Casey report or like the rape gang inquiry or anything like that, the media can just go, oh, we'll just run with the Bonnie Blue headline instead.
Because they will want to run with something salacious because clearly it gets clicks.
But also, they are invested.
An inevitable consequence of this system is the rape gangs.
And they are invested in protecting the system because they are all products of it.
Jeremy Kyle's Morality Debate00:09:04
Like Jeremy Kyle is like, I hate Jeremy Kyle.
He's such an exploitative prick.
Like, he spent his entire career, just like, what's his name?
Springer in America.
Jerry Springer, yeah.
Exploiting the white working class and humiliating them.
The entire nation.
Like, the kind of class snobbery that I see exhibited by a lot of people has overtly been pushed by Jeremy Kyle and Jerry Springer.
He made himself wealthy off it.
Yeah, by getting people in front of cameras and kind of basically saying to them, these people are scum.
Yeah.
Humiliating them in front of the nation, in front of their peers, and then making loads of money off it.
And then, you know, on this one, it was, you know, oh, yeah, Bonnie Blue, she's going on Jeremy Kyle today.
Yeah, I bet she is.
I absolutely bet she is.
Like, I just, I can't stand it, man.
It's just disgusting.
And I just.
It's like it's the circus freak show, but because the circus freak show is constantly running, if ever there's something that the establishment don't want you looking at, they'll just go, well, look at what's going on at the circus.
Yeah.
Look at what's happening at the circus today.
What's Bonnie Blue doing today, Jeremy Kyle?
So whether or not she's a government agent or anything like that, maybe she is.
I wouldn't expect so.
She serves a purpose within the system, and that is to both normalize the idea that white women are sluts who are asking for it, and also to get some nice sensationalist headlines to distract from something awful that's going on today.
She can never turn down the publication either because she needs publicity.
She needs to be able to do that.
Have you noticed?
It never goes well for the people that have her on.
Julia Harley Brewer didn't go well.
Nana had her on GB News.
It was terrible.
Trigonometry had her on.
I thought it was cheaper than that.
They don't have a robust moral framework to fight back against her with because they all buy into liberal consent-based ideas.
Whereas you and I would just like throw a Bible at her.
She's hold up the cross.
She didn't melt.
Yeah, but I mean...
She does have a weird skeletal look to her.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
She's kind of creepy.
She looks like a skull.
Yeah, that Lily Lily was nice looking, but she was she seemed a slightly more normal one.
Bonnie Moose, she's like proper detached psychopath.
She looks like an actual skeletal, though.
To be fair, Louise Perry on that Chris Williamson show was the only one that actually challenged her and said, do you not feel responsibility for this?
She was nice, but she was like, all these good things are happening to these girls.
Do you not feel some responsibility?
That's the only time I've seen her properly challenged.
It's atrocious.
And of course, by Andrew Tate.
Anyway, enough of that.
Enough of that.
Huxley told Orwell that Brave New World was more probable than 1984 because he'd created a dictatorship that had made people love their slavery.
Exactly.
The only other really pressing one is that Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis.
Yeah, no, I'm not going to be using the N-word, obviously.
Blue's next convenient thing would be looking for the sympathy views for having a miscarriage.
I think she's faking views.
Yeah, probably.
I mean, probably.
Yeah, yeah.
Obviously, someone that lacking in morals.
Everything is stunts, and I think we have to believe as well that there is management coordination going on with the stunts because she can't still be alive having slept with so many men without having them at least screened for STDs.
Yeah, there must be something going on.
Omar says, it appears the green and reform strategy to upend the established system is to perfectly replicate the laboratory dynamic of fighting over what PR to use to implement the exact same philosophy.
And that's really the problem, is that there's actually very little difference between Zach Polanski and Nigel Farage when it comes to, well, almost anything, to be honest.
And the base axiom permits Bonnie Blue.
It permits Zach Polanski.
It permits Moffin Alley and it permits Nigel Farage all to rest on that same platform.
You can have degrees of it and say, oh, obviously I think she should be able to do this, but I don't like it.
Or obviously, you know, a British person is just someone with a British passport.
You know, you can be the right wing of that and the side right wing of that being Nigel Farage saying, well, you know, we should have fewer of it, but that itself is permissible.
Yeah, and I've yet to hear the reform conservative, social conservative program.
What's their view on abortion?
You know, what's their view on a sister dynamic?
I don't mean no one.
That's not hopefully not going to go through, but I don't know what their view on anything, really.
They're vaguely pro-family.
That's all I know.
They have no moral programme.
And anytime you mention Christianity, like Charlie Downs did, everyone goes absolutely mental.
I think that's one of the shames.
I found it refreshing to hear Charlie be completely unashamed about the Christian aspect of what he was talking about.
But I do understand that from a pure political standpoint in terms of campaigning, it's not going to be a vote winner.
The issue is, prior to that, Charlie had been making factually true statements about the country.
And Christianity is a contestable set of ideas.
But the hater of it still shocks me.
Sure.
Even on the right, they're a pagan or something.
But it's not that you open up an avenue for the people who would be critics of yours to criticise you.
Because if you just say this is a white British country with a Christian history, there's literally nothing you can say to criticize that.
But if you say, it should be that you are a Christian, well, then suddenly you're in a completely different conversation, right?
So you're opening up avenues that you just don't want to go down.
There's no need because we can win just on the facts of the matter.
So it's, I'm not saying that, you know, don't say that.
I just wonder if it's in the same realm of I don't care.
I mean, Charlie can just say I'm a Christian, I don't care.
Why can't he say that?
Well, he can say that, but if it seems that he's prescribing Christianity for other people, then it will be contested.
Good idea.
People hate feeling like they're having somebody else's morality forced.
Because it's what you said a minute ago.
It's that they cleave to this slavery of the consumerist identity.
So they're like, oh, Christianity, you're going to take away my things that I like to do.
I don't even think it's necessarily that.
I think for the lefty types, yes.
But for people who are just conservative but atheist, it's more that they don't want to have to get into a series of arguments about these things.
I think a lot of people would tolerate people who are Christians doing things, as long as they weren't making it about berating them from a Christian perspective.
No, I find that it's more often than not atheists being cringe lords if you mention you believe in God.
Like atheists will suddenly get a sense of smug superiority, intellectual superiority.
They say the sky wizard.
I'm like, oh, you're smarter than talking C.S. Lewis and Dostoevsky and T.S. Eliot.
They suddenly think they're like the sky wizard.
That's the point.
You realize you sound like a moor.
But now we're not talking about the demographic damage that's been done to the country.
Yes, I see you.
So you've completely introduced a red herring.
So for the sake of atheists being massive cringe lords, we have to keep quiet.
sake of your own message discipline but the problem that remains carl is that okay yeah i mean it's a decent message to support everyone britain is for the british and so on it's a decent message but we still don't have anything that fully counters the prevailing ideology which is such a thorough ideology with something for every aspect of life What is also a metaphysic in itself, the metaphysic of this ideal, pure individual who exists completely separate from everything else.
And the idea that every person is simply trying to fulfill themselves to the extent that they can embody that pure abstract individual.
Yeah.
That is.
I agree.
That is Satan.
That is the ideology of do as thou wilt in John Miller.
That would be the whole of the law.
Yeah, and it's such a comprehensive ideology.
My only problem is, unless it's Christianity, what are we countering it with?
It can't just be immigration policy.
That's my only thing.
I don't disagree with you, but it's.
So there is an assumed traditional morality in Britain that Jeremy Kyle, of all people, would always fall back on.
Like, whenever you watch it and he goes through what that person did and then he berates them, you'll notice that he's got literally the sort of high traditional morality that Rupert Lowe was using in his video.
He was like, no, we have to do this.
We have to.
These are the right things to do.
Now, the argument of the origin of that is honestly something that's just going to bog down the conversation around the political activism.
Well, yeah, no.
Because the average person just assumes the rightness of the traditional morality of the country.
I agree.
It's just second nature thinking for most for most Englishmen who aren't completely insane.
Exactly.
But when you start, because this ideology has displaced people's inherent morality.
I don't think most are insane.
Yeah, I mean, look at the polling.
Like, 50% of people are still for the death penalty, you know.
So I don't.
I think, well, no, it is actually most.
When I say I'm taking back not most being insane, but so many have been brainwashed with the assumptions of.
I'll just take my nephew, my brother's wife said to me, I don't want to, you know, give impose Christianity.
I said it was a shame that my nephews and niece didn't have the hymns that we had, Lord's Prayer, because all those things were so valuable.
And she's like, yeah, but don't impose anything on them.
It's like, but they will get the other thing imposed on them relentlessly.
But you're imposing tolerance on them.
Yeah, you'll get wokeism in the school imposed one.
There is no neutral, right?
So something must rule, what's it going to be?
Replace the idol of Jesus on the cross with the rainbow dildo.
I think calling Jesus on the cross an idol is probably going to annoy a few people that.
But I don't think they can.
I saw how he meant it, though.
You know how the symbol, whatever.
Imposing Virtues Relentlessly00:06:45
Yeah.
Sorry, I wasn't trying to.
That's the big problem we still have, though, is what we posit.
Toby had a crazy idea.
He's like, we need to get some clever people to come up with a new philosophy.
It's like, okay.
Oh, yeah, what we just need is finally, we'll get a bunch of political scientists together and we'll finally get the philosophy sorted, done.
It's fine.
That's pure managerial thinking.
That's what we're doing, don't worry.
No, I do agree that.
Carl can have a stab if he can improve on Christianity.
I'll give you a stab.
No, no, I do agree that what Carl was saying about it getting bogged down is exactly what's going on right here.
So, anyway, moving on to the video comments.
Oh, we have some.
Excellent.
This will be genuine 1889 electricity coming through as it speeds up.
Move.
I can't call myself strong.
Amazing.
I love that.
I have no idea what's going on, but I just love character.
Old Englishman doing something cool with technology that goes choo-choo.
My four-year-old would just be like, oh my god, best thing in the world.
Scared of this one.
It's a crocodilian, mate.
So the Mexican lizard is sleeping.
So Carl is shorter than a newborn giraffe.
That's quite.
Most people are.
I'm not.
When he likes 10%.
That one must be a little bit more.
So Nick.
He's not always the largest or strongest, but the most manipulative.
He can influence activities within the group.
Interesting.
Fascinating.
The alpha comes in and frame mugs and spikes the cortisol of all of the others, and they do what he says because he's peak Chad.
Michael says, all or nothing.
God, I hope the native Englishman have woken up to this.
How much more of this can slap you in the face before you say, hang on?
What on the absolute farquard is this stuff?
Yeah, well, that's the point, isn't it?
And this is why I'm actually kind of happy with the result of the Gordon and Denton by-election.
If we wanted something that was going to make our point for us, it couldn't have been better made.
Correct.
Couldn't have been better made.
Yeah, I mean, most people have said that.
The green campaigning is perfect for restore.
It's like this, but we just stuck our logo on this.
You know, we're like, they're going to legalize.
There were 18 or something jokes, prostitution legal, Gaza, Gaza, Gaza.
Well, like, this, but with Restore on the top.
But literally, but no, no, just showing it.
It's like, look, look at it.
It's a bunch of Muslims with the upper middle class, universally educated white women dancing around about how they're going to steal all your stuff.
Like, this is their plan for your country.
Are you radicalized yet?
Let's go.
But one thing, we don't have time.
Are you radicalised?
One thing I forgot to say was we've got to get so serious because you look what happened to Advance.
I think I forgot to say it.
We've got to get so serious and not let that happen because, you know, the ground game, the campaign versus online, we've got to make sure that Restore can bridge that gap because it got me really...
I saw you at 6am when I didn't sleep all night.
I was almost thinking, do we have to go with reform?
But I know they're going to sell us out.
They openly tell us they're just not the thing.
They're the blare-out thing.
Islam's going to win.
It's like, we need restore, but we have to be serious about it.
That's my thing.
That's what I'm worried about.
No, I'm going to say he's a friend of the show.
Good on Nick for going out there and campaigning because he is a sincere and honest man.
Not me.
I've been accused of a lie.
That still applies, you know.
Nick Buckley, yeah, good guy.
Yeah, no, I tell you, I was sad about the advanced thing.
I thought he was going to get like 500-600 votes, and he got like 150 and 154, and the Monster Raven Media Party got 159.
Vans put him in too soon.
It wasn't properly planned.
It's a national, everyone's all eyes on it because it's become this big thing.
Matt Goodwin's in there with massive publicity.
You've got to plan better than that.
There are real questions of why couldn't, like, tens of thousands of white English working class didn't vote.
Why didn't Nick activate them?
Yeah, well, I just think you would have had time and resources.
He was shoved in there very, very last minute.
No resources.
You've got a goodwin in there.
It's not even like a normal by-election because you've got Goodwin, you've got this national attention, plans keep showing up, Starma's showing up, Miliband, even though they're probably negatives.
You know what I mean?
It wasn't a normal race anymore.
He was shoved in at the deep end.
I agree.
As a relatively new tadpoles.
Yeah, I agree.
But like this, this should show us that, look, if you don't have the mandate of heaven, there's just no point trying.
And this, you know, I saw Ben Abe's video being like, oh, we're going to fight on.
It's like, no.
Sorry, mate.
You know, I'm really sorry.
You're not the guy.
This isn't the party.
And you're kind of leading people up the garden path by wasting their time by doing this.
And I think that's what Gordon and Denton shows.
Like, the ground was as fertile as it could have been for disaffected right-wing nativists to bring out the disaffected right-wing vote.
And it didn't happen.
And if it didn't happen, it's down to your campaigning.
You know, something about you didn't switch it on.
So, you know, hate to be that person, but you've got to be told the truth.
That's a random name says, so reform went from giving the Tories a free win to giving the Greens a free win.
They're the final boss of controlled opposition.
That's true.
That's exactly true.
And he gave the Tories a free win in 2019 as well.
Where he stood down his candidates.
So it's like, literally, he is the final boss of controlled opposition.
He's going to do everything he can to keep the Blairite paradigm alive.
And another person, Jimbo, says, Stalman just released a statement to Labour MPs where he blames George Galloway and you guessed it, sectarian politics.
Right.
So this word sectarianism is going to be that dividing line.
All the Blairites are not, oh no, we're not for sectarianism, even though we literally introduced it to the country because we imported millions of people.
And then everyone on the other side is going to be like, well, we're political realists who are dealing with the situation you have created.
Yeah, because if they could actually stop sectarianism, that would be a decent offer, but they can't.
Too late.
Yeah, they can't.
And they caused it, as you say.
So that's just mean.
That's just nothing.
I mean, when you say, I'm going to say, oh, sectarianism is bad, you're telling me nothing.
Exactly.
I know it's bad.
Right.
So, like, again, military history analogy.
I hate gunpowder, right?
I hate gunpowder in military history because it changes everything.
It takes away all sorts of different virtues.
Yeah, the art of it, right?
There's virtues and art that were built up when it was bows, arrows, swords and shields and spears, right?
There's entirely different virtues.
And then suddenly it becomes mechanized.
It becomes the Levy en masse.
And it becomes 20,000 lives a month spent just to conquer a continent.
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It's like, right, okay, the calculation changes.
I don't like it, but if I went to war tomorrow, I would be like, well, I'm not going to have that.
I'd pick up a gun, you know, because you have to, because you just have to.
It's just like the Japanese going like, well, those Americans only won because of that pesky nuclear bomb.
We Japanese are far too honorable to do something like that.
It's like, sorry, you've got to fight in the battle you're in.
It's the classic fighting the last war.
Kennedy talked about it during the Cuba Missile Crisis.
In military history, this long, probably Klausowitz in the 19th century was like, General's always fighting the last war.
And that's currently what they're doing right now.
They're fighting the last war with the last war's technology.
And they're losing.
So, like I said, this Gordon and Denton thing couldn't have been better, frankly, for everyone making the point.
Right, we'll move on to the next one.
So Sophie says, my calendar of 12 sexiest men in 2026 will feature Rupert Lowe.
He has an aura of testosterone.
Justin says, welcome to your anti-racist future.
If a criminal is not considered responsible by anyone, they are wholly responsible for whatever acts they commit.
They need to be charged fully in their stead.
Yeah, I agree.
Like, the person who says this person is not mentally capable and I'm going to release him is essentially taking ownership of that person by saying, yeah, no, he was my decision to just allow into the public.
And therefore, I'm making that choice.
He's not responsible, so it must be me.
Lancelot says, Rupert Lowe is not a politician.
He is a statesman.
And that's true, I think.
Henry says, I find the second segment unbelievably infuriating.
There are so many reasons why black men are overrepresented in mental health facilities.
And I really doubt racism is one of them.
Whether it's drug usage, genetic factors, or whatever, they'd be better off focusing on the why and putting mitigations or more screening for early onset symptoms.
Agreed.
Stelios says, guys, I don't think we should be talking about Bonnie Blue.
We're giving her what she wants, and we shouldn't give oxygen to some topics.
Maybe, but I like the because he doesn't like Bonnie Blue.
No, that's fair.
I hate her, and I hate her.
I said that.
I said she shouldn't be on any of these shows.
I hate talking about her.
I do hate that she gets platformed, but it's interesting to analyze the kind of structural position that she holds within our system right now.
This is the guy that made me do the e-girls the other week, by the way.
And Sarah Stock.
Yeah, yeah, I don't want to say that.
Stellius's got no room.
Yeah, but Stelios is kind of in a glass house right now.
Hey, I agree.
But I also completely agreed with you.
Like, we don't.
She's getting platformed everywhere, anyway.
You know, we're not plucking her from obscurity.
So, actually, being critical of what is happening, I think.
I'm not covering this as some kind of like tabloid, oh my god, have you seen what Bonnie Blue's done today?
I'm going, like, why are we hearing about it?
Yeah.
Diogenes says, most women's mental illnesses can be distilled down to a pathological addiction to get attention from others.
Bonnie Blue is no different.
There's nowhere to go but down after being world famous for being a whore.
She's probably going to spiral in the next few years.
I just gross.
Everything about her is just horrific, frankly.
Christopher says, Bonnie Blue is doing her patriotic duty by recovering remittances from the Third World.
No, she's doing it for free.
Like, she probably pays them.
Hector Rex says, The only good thing I can say about Bonnie Blue is the trains always run on time.
Like, to be honest with you, right?
You're going to steal these lines for your next stand-up act, aren't you?
It was a good question.
I didn't see it coming.
Honestly, Oliver Cromer would have her fucking flayed, and everyone would be like, Yep, that's exactly the right thing to do.
They should be driven out.
There'd be nowhere in exile she should live.
Like, literally exiled.
I'm going to exile like Hannah Spencer for wearing the Muslim costume.
You know, she dressed up as a Muslim.
Yeah, exile.
But I'm just at the point where I'm just like, no, the Puritans were right.
They were just right.
We have gone so far astray.
And that should really be something you want to hear because you're like, all right, so God then.
Well, yeah, I'm a Protestant.
I'm very protest.
I don't drink.
I'm like, I'm against everything.
I just, I don't go on about it.
I invited him to my gig I played last November on his birthday, and he stayed in instead.
Yeah, nothing.
Of course, study the Bible.
It's not even that bad.
I do nothing, and I believe in just total purity.
What Nick did, he stayed in on his birthday and he prayed.
That's all he did.
He prayed.
For your gig to go well, ironically, but without me being there.
Oh, thank you, Nick.
Thank you.
I would have preferred your physical moral support, you know.
I'm working on it.
I'm reclusive.
What can I say?
Misanthropic is the word I do.
How dare you?
Hitchonian.
Before we go, what do we think Farage is going to do with Matt Goodwin now?
Ditch him, probably.
Well, I mean, Bull's already thrown him under the bus.
I wouldn't guarantee when Matt says, I'm definitely standing at the next election.
I'm like, I wouldn't guarantee it.
That's not your choice, man.
That's not up to you.
A lot of people say it's not up to you.
But the thing is, Matt Goodwin did stay exactly on the plantation.
True.
He didn't go outside of it.
Yeah, until the end when he got angry and did the tweet.
He called us all racist.
He stayed exactly on message.
He lost, as I think that he was destined and designed to lose.
And Farage has been like, yeah, see, I'm on the anti-sectarianism plantation with the rest of you.
So now you can't even call me a racist.
I'm just a good Blairite like the rest of you.
Like Keir Starmer, like Kemi Badenock, and Nigel Farage are like, oh, yeah, we're against sectarian politics.
So actually, maybe Matt Goodwin stays within the fold.
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Yeah, maybe we'll stand and maybe we'll stand somewhere like more southern St. Albans type of thing.
Let's see, because they will need cancer.
Well, that wouldn't be a great look for him, though, would he?
He's just the guy that they parachute into a constituency.
Well, I mean, he's from there, so it'd be like more like this northern thing hasn't worked for him.
Yeah, but it wouldn't come across sincere to his own constituency given the way he's been used here.
Probably.
But anyway, we're out of time.
Right.
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