Rebel News Live dives into TikTok’s suppression of Welsh farmer Gareth Wynne Jones for criticizing veganism, exposing Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak’s £50 fines for COVID lies, and Walletmore’s microchip implants—despite "radioactive cancer" risks. They contrast Ukraine’s Azov Battalion (neo-Nazi ties, 2.1% of voters supporting extremists) with Western intolerance toward far-right groups, questioning why Western aid ignores its ideological baggage. Biden’s $750M military package to Ukraine, including howitzers, fuels debate on selective moral standards, while Formula One’s vaccine mandates and Mazepin’s ousting highlight perceived "woke" overreach. The episode blends sharp critique with chaotic tangents, leaving audiences questioning media narratives and government control. [Automatically generated summary]
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World Economic Forum questions is what Lewis is getting a lot of lately, aren't you?
Oh, yes, I am.
Yes, it's been brilliant.
I like talking about it now.
It's great, even though it's pretty black pilling.
But yeah, it's enjoyable.
It really gets your blood flowing.
Your jimmies rustled.
Gets the marmalade on the toast with the beans.
And you can tell us about it.
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You can tell us to get to the topic at hand faster if you want to.
We will read it on air, and I'll only get a little bit offended by your insults as long as they aren't about my hair or general face at all.
So, the first thing we want to talk about, Lewis, is we're going to get to some UK stuff for your audience.
It's almost tea time there, maybe an hour out checking my non-existent watch.
And we've got a lot of news from the UK.
A lot of silly stuff, frankly.
We got some more serious stuff coming with Boris and microchips that they want to put in your hand, which was started in Scandinavia, I believe.
And now England's like, why not?
But let's start off by telling everybody about TikTok suspending some farmer.
What was that about?
Yeah, let's have a look.
So, TikTok has suspended a celebrity Welsh farmer.
Personally, I'd never heard of him, but for bullying and harassing vegans after he posted a video of himself with a turnip whilst explaining vegetables are fertilized with livestock manure.
So that rattled a lot of people.
So if we scroll down and have a little look, it says a celebrity farmer was kicked off TikTok for making light-hearted videos about vegans after he brandished a turnip while telling them that there is no such thing as a cruelty-free food.
And of course, you can see the photo of him brandishing that turnip.
If we scroll down, as you can see right there, he's got a turnip.
He does.
He's not got a license for that one.
So, yeah, it says, Welsh farmer Gareth Wynne Jones, or Gareth Wynne Jones, number 55 years old, was booted off TikTok after making a video explaining that cow manure is used as a fertilizer for vegetables and that there is no such thing as cruelty-free food.
Thoughts, my good Canadian friend?
What do you think?
Well, 75% of people in Wales are named Gareth, I'm pretty sure.
Let's get that out of the way from the beginning.
But my opinion is that TikTok doesn't want anything to be spread other than things that ruin your society.
China steals your data, your keystrokes on that.
That's why I don't use it.
And otherwise, they want to promote, you know, young girls doing stuff that they probably shouldn't be.
Or they want to promote, you know, mental illnesses.
And that gets artificially pushed to the forefront.
And, you know, that's how you get popular on TikTok because China wants to destroy your society.
It's not a conspiracy theory.
What does China already do?
Try to give you misinformation and destroy your society.
COVID might be one of them.
And what's a better way to do that?
Get kids addicted to an app that degenerates them and gives them poor morals and outlooks on life.
And that's why, you know, Billy Sue with 13 genders and six pronouns is pushed to the top of that.
There's even that genre, Lewis, where it's outside of people explaining what their pronouns mean, there's that genre of people who have, I'm going to assume some sort of form of schizophrenia where they say, I have six people living inside me.
John sounds like this.
Alice sounds like this.
I'm Lewis.
I sound like this.
That's exactly how it goes.
So that's my take on that: is that anything that's, you know, not denigrating society in a sense is probably going to be taken.
They take the super woke approach on that.
So that's how you keep people on that platform, I think, and keep it mainstream.
Well, this is it.
I think you made a really great point, especially with how they filter the algorithm as well and what they want kids or anyone who uses the app to see.
It's mostly just, yeah, pure degeneracy.
I have to admit, I only use it for the memes, but I do feel as though my IQ does drop every time I open the app.
So, yeah, I need to delete it and get rid of it, really, because the CCP are watching.
That's true.
And we'll know once you start wearing Chinese clothing all of a sudden.
You don't even know it.
I just bought it.
It's just on my mind.
From the completely silly to the, I guess you could say it's still very silly, but it's less so when it has victims involved, I guess.
From Metro, an ex-soldier exposes her penis and used a wheelie bin as a sex toy in public.
So this guy, sorry, Twitter, who used to be a military member, I guess, and his pink pet, mask outside, has been going around exposing his penis to people.
I'm just picturing in my head people cutting this clip.
That's what my hesitation is here.
A trans sex offender lifted her skirt and exposed herself three times in one day.
So I was reading this earlier, Lewis, as I'm sure you were frantically looking for video footage of it.
Rubbing themselves, humping a fence, I believe, and then flashing other people, which for some people, I guess, is we want to give them credit and say, and use their proper pronouns.
But for a person who clearly has something wrong with them, who has 17 convictions for offense.
That's what I don't get.
This is clearly a terrible person, but we want to adhere to their preferred pronouns by saying she has 17 convictions for 22 offenses, including sexually insulting an underage girl.
So this is a literal, we'll say alleged for legal purposes, pedophile, flashing themselves in public.
But let's be fair and adhere to their gender pronouns.
Can I just say, it says that Thompson was already on the sex offenders register before she had come out as trans when she was legally named Andrew McNabb.
Oh, no.
I'm pretty sure.
I'm pretty sure Andy McNabb was that it can't be the same Andy McNabb, obviously, the book writer, the ex-soldier bookwriter.
It can't be.
I hope it is.
That would make their books way more interesting.
That's a very famous book writer, basically.
If J.K. Rowling became trans, wouldn't you go back and watch Harry Potter?
Just like The Matrix, where they just retroactively say, oh, it was all about trans people all along.
Looks like we're in deep for another trans cast here today on Across the Pond with Lewis and Andrew.
While producer looks that up, I just think, I don't know, would they be charged in England for not adhering to the gender pronouns in text in speech like that?
Well, it's a bit of a gray subject, really, when you talk about speech and then you talk about the trans subject because, yeah, basically everything is a crime over here.
Thought police is in well in massive swing over here.
So, yeah.
I don't really know what to say, really.
It's yeah, I've got nothing to say other than it's not very ladylike.
Send us your rumble rants if you think that you'd be arrested in England for that or anywhere else in the world.
And then a rebel news story message that we got earlier today, and I was told it wasn't covered yet, so I made sure I wanted to cover with my good, my best bloke Lewis.
Rebel news story written by internet's Ian Miles Chong, I believe, if we can pull that up.
It is a story about an inmate.
We're covering all of the UK here.
We've got Wales, we've got England, and now we're covering Scotland.
Transgender inmate who identifies as baby demands diapers, baby food, and handholding.
And as to my understanding, Lewis, is that they're giving it to them.
Prison officials have reportedly provided a pacifier to the convicted killer named Hannibal Lecter Jr.
So obviously, you don't get that nickname unless you're seemingly psychotic, at least, or maybe you just like wearing the mesh mask and hissing at people.
A transgender inmate born a biological male who was serving life in prison for strangling a cellmate to death in 2004 is now demanding to be treated like a baby by prison staff, requesting to be given diapers and baby food.
Convicted killer, Sophie Eastwood, formerly known as Daniel, was sentenced to life in prison after strangling a cellmate, RIP fellow criminal Paul something, with shoelaces.
I thought you weren't supposed to have those in prison.
The 36-year-old convicted murderer has now told the prisoner governor at Polmont Jail in Scotland, of course, of their desire to identify as a baby, wear nappies.
I like how Ian, a Malaysian guy, is giving you the vernacular you need to wear nappies and have meals blended into baby food.
This seems like a lot of work for the prison staff.
Eastwood has also demanded the prison guards hold their hand when being escorted in and out of their cell.
No.
I mean, so you get convicted of murder in prison, become transgender, and probably go to your preferred prison.
Is that not true in England as it is in Canada?
There's been cases in the UK of prisoners basically changing their gender over to female in order to go to female prisons because they believe they'd be safer.
I mean, I don't know why you're laughing, you bigots.
So this is becoming common practice.
I'm laughing at the thought that they wouldn't adhere to this, that they wouldn't adhere to it.
It's the proper thing to do.
Yeah.
Well, I remember debating a few females about this because some of them are saying, no, it's fine.
I'm like, do you not actually understand the detrimental outcomes of doing this?
If you think a killer, okay, just decides to change gender during his sentence and then go to a woman's prison.
Okay.
All right.
Do I need to say more?
It's basically sideshow Bob from the prison, from the Simpsons.
You just believe him and he gets out.
And these aren't, it's not like we're talking about regular people here.
These are probably people, if they're in a penitentiary, they've committed a serious crime, and then they just want to jump ship to another prison.
In Canada— Yeah, this is prison.
Yeah, I think it was in 2017 in Canada where somebody got transferred to a women's prison for the same British Columbia prisoner transferred to women's prison, male prisoner.
That's probably something we can Google.
We got our own producer, Jamie, here.
It's great.
On Joe Rogan experience, you got Jamie, but we got Olivia, and it's such a great resource to have her in the back there.
There we go.
Bring that up, Olivia, please.
Transgender Inmate wins right to move to federal prison for women in BC.
Now, there is a further article.
It might be hard to find.
It was on a smaller publication.
But that person then requested to be, I believe it was Waxter, get laser hair removal off-site of prison.
So they wanted to have the right to leave prison to get laser hair removal, which, of course, the other women in the prison don't get.
They just have to use razors.
And they also wanted halal meals on top of everything.
I just need everything.
Well, it's not equal rights.
It's special rights, isn't it?
By the sound of it.
I think we found it.
The trans woman in mass prison must receive laser conservative federal judge says.
So that's an update.
I guess I wasn't completely on that story for five years ago.
What's the date on this from Feministing Community, which Lewis reads every day?
Every day.
Well, there you go.
This is going on 10 years ago now.
Wow.
So this is Canada 2013.
Trans woman in prison must receive laser hair removal.
Truly disturbing.
We've covered all the crazy stuff from Wales, Scotland, England.
Still looking for your report in Belfast, Lewis.
There's a nice documentary on Netflix about the Irish Beatles, if you've ever heard of that.
Two of them were killed by IRA, I believe, police in Northern Ireland traveling.
Fun, fun Netflix documentary.
But for some more serious stuff, if that's not serious enough, Lewis, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak?
You want to tell everybody about that?
So Partygate was a big subject because ITV ran an exclusive where they had evidence that Boris Johnson and members of his cabinet and journalists were partying away during lockdown where everyone was, of course, told to stay at home to protect the NHS to save lives.
And during that time, Boris was basically having a booze-up in Downing Street with a load of his mates.
And they've been found out.
They lied in the House of Commons.
They said, no, I didn't think it was a, I thought it was an appropriate party.
I didn't think it was that much of a big deal.
Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, turned around and said, well, no, I don't remember that at all.
And the ones that I do remember, no, it wasn't that much of a big deal.
Well, they've been found out because the Met Police have done an investigation and they've been caught.
They've been found out and they've received fines.
Now, sources tell me, I say my sources, and it's Nigel Farage explaining.
And he was saying that apparently they've both been fined a mere £50 for this.
And you think we've been doing the Fight the Fines campaign for a while now where people have been unjustly taken to court and fined thousands and thousands of pounds.
Yet these guys do the same thing, practically.
Or not even, they don't even do the same thing.
Contactless Fines Fiasco00:07:13
Apologies.
None of the Fight the Fines cases.
It was all unjust.
And these guys, they do it purposefully behind their back.
And what?
It's £50.
It's a slap on the wrist and that's it.
I believe that lawmakers cannot be lawbreakers, really, even if it is a silly rule.
And I think the lockdowns are a complete mess.
I don't think, how spicy can we get?
Are we on YouTube?
We can get all the way up to Cayenne Pepper, I think.
Okay, right.
So, yeah, lockdowns, not very effective, as we've seen.
And sorry, I'm just trying to mitigate this because I don't want to go too spicy.
Is that not against the rules?
Okay, well, yeah, they didn't work, as we know, and it's been detrimental, yet it's okay for them to make the rules and then bend them for their own liking.
So I don't see that as fair.
I don't see that as just.
And I think they're using now the Ukraine war as a way to say, well, there's a war going on.
Calls for us to resign is not actually a good tactic.
It's not going to help.
We're trying to help Ukraine.
We're trying to do as much as we can over there.
So calling us to resign isn't actually going to do anything.
Putin's going to be.
They both need to resign.
Yeah.
Putin is that the end of the league station.
Yeah, basically.
He's in Downtown Abbey and they're sitting there waiting for him.
If you guys didn't know, Lewis had a short role on the show Downtown Abbey.
He's one of the kitchen hands.
Yes, you were.
Don't be shy, Lewis.
It's okay.
In the basement part where all the kitchen aides are, the help is, those people kind of change every season.
Lewis had a brief two-episode stint there, a non-talking role, but he was there.
He was there nonetheless.
You mentioned that they lied in Parliament.
I believe in our wonderful Commonwealth countries, you have a thing called parliamentary privilege.
So you can basically say whatever you want.
You could admit to a crime in Parliament and it can't be used against you.
I'm pretty sure.
Do I have that right?
Or are you about to prove me wrong?
Moving on.
Nice fact checking.
Nice fact checking.
I don't want to say the wrong thing.
That's right.
We'll just say Boris Johnson told me so.
So one of the things we mentioned in the title, of course, and I mentioned it off the top, but Scandinavia had chip implants for your COVID vaccine status.
So that was like your vaccine passport.
And it was great.
It can also be used to get into your office building.
You can also use it probably to order Amazon.
But now BBC News is reporting that there is just a wonderful microchip that lets you pay with your hand.
Now you can just clearly nothing wrong with putting radio waves directly into your bloodstream.
And, you know, what happens if somebody like hits you and a piece of the microchip breaks loose under your skin?
That's what I would like to know.
You want to blow that up a little bit and read it, Lewis?
Yeah, sure.
Why not?
I'll read it in my lovely accent that you love so much.
So it says, the microchip implants that let you pay with your hand.
Right.
Now, I'm going to get his surname wrong, but we'll give it a go.
Patrick Paulman causes a stir whenever he pays for something in a shop or restaurant.
This is because the 37-year-old doesn't need to use a bank card or his mobile phone to pay.
Instead, he simply places his left hand near the contactless card reader and the payment goes through.
Now, I'm no doctor, but in the long run, surely that's going to cause some sort of like radioactive cancer.
It's going to turn into Spider-Man.
I don't even see that many people, Lewis, paying with their phone.
Like, I've probably seen it 20 times, and I don't live in Doncastershire either.
I live in a big city.
So they're just skipping over phone payments.
That didn't work out too well.
So let's go right to our hand.
And obviously it's being written as how convenient it is.
You want to go on and see what else that says?
Yeah, sure.
It says the reactions I get from cashiers are priceless.
Ha, funny joke, says Mr. Paulman, a security guard from the Netherlands.
He's able to pay using his hand because back in 2019, he had a contactless payment microchip injected under his skin.
Now, I just want to say, this was considered a conspiracy theory and people were mocked.
I think we owe certain people an apology.
I'm not going to say their names.
We know who we're talking about, but I think we owe a lot of these people an apology because people were ridiculed for saying that people were being injected with microchips, and it's happening.
It's the only thing that...
Let's try to think of something that hasn't come true from the past two to three years of COVID-related conspiracies.
Oh, that's spicy that is.
Yeah, if we're saying it's not true, what has not come true?
I'm trying to think.
I don't know.
Here's what.
I don't think, and maybe I'm going to get some emails about this, but that's fine.
There's no, like, when people try to stick a magnet to their arm after getting the shot, I'm pretty sure that's not true.
Well, with the spoons and that all over the people's bodies.
No, I think you're just watching a spoon performance.
It must be an English thing.
You must spend the spoon or whatever from the Matrix.
Spend the spoon.
Maybe you must spend it.
I'm thinking of this cloak with his contactless hand.
Spoons are now the currency in the Matrix, Lewis.
I haven't seen the.
You've got a license for that spoon.
You got a spoon license, bruv.
You think you can just cross this bridge with them spoons, bruv?
Your kitchen knives.
I'm building back better, bruv.
So, you know.
Yeah, no, this is the strange thing.
I was just going to say, this is the strange thing.
People are mocked as conspiracy theorists for saying that this was a reality.
And then everyone jumped on sort of going, oh, that new micro and chip and started saying all that.
And now look at this.
They're being this exact insane tone as well.
And so now they're all not really talking about this.
They don't want to talk about it because, you know, it goes against what they were saying almost two years ago.
So very interesting.
If we throw that back up, he even says how painless it was.
It wasn't.
Oh, yeah.
I didn't see the word.
Go and get it done.
The microchip was fucking.
The procedure hurt as much as when somebody pinches your skin, says Mr. Powman.
I don't want to be pinched.
See what else it says.
This is interesting.
I want to see how much more they play up, how great this is.
First implanted back into a human in 98.
Only in the past decade has been available commercially.
British Polish firm, uh-oh, Walletmore, says that the last year became the first company to offer them for sale.
The implant can be used to pay for a drink on the beach in Rio or a coffee in New York, a haircut in Paris.
You don't want us French people cutting your hair.
Or at your local grocery store, says founder chief executive Voitec Praprota.
It can be used wherever contactless payments.
So just get it, Lewis.
Debit Cards Controversy00:04:41
What's the deal?
And I'm pretty sure this is exactly what we went through when we talked about it with the Scandinavian microchips.
Just get it.
That's it.
Just get it.
What's wrong with you?
Yeah, go and just do a pinch, mate.
And if a criminal cuts your hand off, you can still use it.
That's true.
You might as well.
That's going to create a problem if somebody is just like, give me your microchip, bro.
If you don't need a pin, you don't need a pin if it's just contactless.
Maybe it's got the $100 limit like most debit cards here.
Is that what you call it there?
Debit?
Or do you call it interact?
No, debit cards, mate.
Okay.
Debit cards.
Don't try that with me, mate.
Don't try that with me, mate.
Is there anything related to that, a word that we wouldn't use here that you can think of?
It's so fascinating to me.
What?
debit cards what's something to do with is there anything you call it Anything you call your credit cards, your debit cards, some colloquial term?
Not off the top of my head, mate.
Give me a piece of plastic, mate.
Something like that?
Yeah, give me a plastic, mate.
That means something totally different in different circles, Louis, I'm sure.
Toronto Sun published a story, and we know how much of a friend of the Toronto Sun I am.
Wink, wink, nudge, dodge.
BLM defends using donations to buy a multi-million dollar home.
Now, BLM bought this huge mansion in the United States.
One of the founders, radical Marxist lesbian founders, bought three homes as well.
And then in Canada, they bought one for $7 million or $8 million.
It wasn't even reported until now.
And it happened last summer because, you know, Canada is very strict about our identitarianism and defending it.
So they've defended themselves here using donations to buy their million-dollar home for, I guess, the third time.
Let's scroll down.
This is by somebody at the Toronto Sun.
Shout out T-Sun.
The group used $8 million of donations to buy the home in Southern California, of course.
New York Magazine reported.
There's been a lot of questions around the purchase of the creator's house in California.
Despite past efforts, BLMGNF recognizes that they're...
You've got a cronine.
Pardon?
It's like a new acronym, LGBT.
Global something fun, I'm going to guess.
Recognizes there is more work to do to increase transparency and ensure transitions and leadership are clear.
In its barrage of tweets, BLM called the reports looking into the group's finances inflammatory and speculative and apologize for the distress this is causing our supporters who work in service of black liberation daily.
It added, we are doubling our efforts to provide clarity about acronyms work and cited internal audit, tightening internal audits, of course, tightening compliance operations, creating a new board to help steer the organization to its next evolution.
Now, generally, Lewis, charities have to adhere to very strict laws and donation and rules and where they spend their money.
It has to be completely transparent.
But nobody's coming after them.
They're just going to do a nice internal audit like the mob would do.
And who cares?
We just want to be more transparent.
We'll make sure in the future that any time we buy a mansion, we're just going to make it sound a little better once we get found out.
We'll unveil new shift initiatives, continue reshaping what radical philanthropy looks like for black people.
That's great when they call it radical themselves.
Who can reply?
People Black Lives Matter mentioned can reply.
Taking a page from Michelle Rempel Garner, loved, beloved Canadian politician here.
To add to that as well, I remember last year reading the New York Post, I believe, done a spread about BLM and the co-founder, I believe, or one of the founders, Patrice Colors, who bought an airfield with the money.
Do you remember that?
No.
Let's find that.
See that?
I don't know if Olivia can find that, but it basically bought an airfield and used this money in, well, in illegal ways, basically.
And I remember before I joined Rebel News, I was writing for another company called Red Liberty Media at the time.
And I wrote an article about this and how basically people have been conned.
All these people that have donated have been conned.
And I was basically in more of the wrong for not supporting Black Lives Matter and their message than to call out on their BS.
So that was quite interesting, getting all those messages from ex-friends.
People Condemned by Their Own Words00:14:29
Sorry, they were also in trouble a few weeks ago for two of the founders from a different chapter embezzling money and just paying themselves like seven grand a week.
They went to Shake Shack.
They went to Bubba Shrimp restaurant.
The guy from Forrest Gump.
Yeah, from Forrest Gump.
They went and did all this, you know, middle income stuff and blew all the money.
They had like $1.50 in their bank account or something, but they had thousands upon thousands of dollars.
BLM taking some hits.
Having said that, there should be a BLM person on my show very soon.
But hopefully he still comes on.
Yeah.
The Hill is reporting, and you were talking about Ukraine being an excuse for everything.
Joe Biden's going to give more money to Ukraine, God bless him.
When he's awake, I'm sure he'll sign that.
So, on top of the, I think it's 13 or 14 billion they've already given, they've given another 2.4 billion, I believe, or 1.4 billion.
And now they're giving $750 million in military aid, of course, which means weapons.
And it's some howitzer artillery.
You're probably saying, Andrew, earn howitzers from World War II.
Well, now they have tracks on them so they can move them better.
It's not great.
It's not what America has.
It's not what China has.
Probably not what the UK has.
There's that artillery that can shoot and automatedly move before its rounds even land, so you don't know where it's coming from.
They're not getting that in Ukraine, but it's sort of just like Ukraine's clearly not going to win this.
They're destroying a lot of Russian stuff, don't get me wrong.
But there's no real end to this war.
And it's like, we need to pump more money into there so that we can keep this war going.
Even though nobody's really talking about this anymore, Lewis, there wasn't the, and we're going heavy on the Toronto Sun here today.
But if you want to bring up this Hill article, just for sourcing purposes and show you that it's talking about howitzer missiles, howitzer artillery.
Not that anyone in the Hill probably knows what they're talking about, but it's not clear precisely when Biden plans to announce the new assistance.
The president has nothing to do, has nothing on his public schedule on Wednesday.
Maybe a nappy as well, just like that prisoner.
First report by Reuters comes as Ukrainian officials are pleading for more military help to fend off a barrage of Russian attacks.
And then if we switch right over to the Toronto Sun producer, Olivia, we can see who exactly we're helping.
And it's Lewis, I won't even say that.
The Azov battalion.
I was going to say that, you know, I was going to read you to this.
I won't do that on camera.
Only in my letters to you at night.
Letters to Lewis by Andrew says.
Canada failed when it trained Ukrainian troops linked to the far right, says Nazi hunter.
I don't know what a Nazi hunter is, but I'll go one step further because they stole this from the Ottawa Citizen.
It's not even their own article.
They didn't just train people linked to the far right, they trained actual neo-Nazi battalions, who, of course, as we know at this point are part of Ukraine's National Guard.
They've been part of the military since 2014 when they had their new prime minister, lovely Vladimir Zelensky, put in office, elected by all the loving people.
And Canada trained them.
They bragged about it, the Azov battalion.
And still, some of the footage, as we've seen, as you've posted, Lewis, comes from Azov.
And so it's like they had to pretended like it didn't exist and they sort of had to admit it because they're the ones who fight the most ferociously on the front lines.
And that's why they got so much footage of it.
And then they sort of had to admit that, yeah, they're there.
And then the BBC ran a video saying, you know, there are neo-Nazis in the British National or sorry, the Ukrainian National Guard, the Ukrainian battalions there.
But it's only a couple thousand of them.
It's not that many, Lewis.
They've stamped out most of the bad people.
They're only in different political positions now.
You know, the guy who started it, he's just in a different political, he changed his political party's name.
You know, the general or the commander that was kicked out because he said that they looted places.
It's not like he changed his ideology.
So none of them are really there, Lewis.
It's only a few thousand of them that are still there.
They're only on the front lines fighting Chechens, beating people in the streets, tying them to poles and such, you know, throwing paint on them.
It's not, yeah.
And then we have to do the obligatory, we don't support Putin either.
We support Putin, not Putin.
Yeah, well, that's it.
It's sad that it's come to that, really.
The fact that you can't, when you call out horrible, disgusting groups like the Azov Battalion, you're immediately labeled, well, so what?
So you don't support Ukraine then?
So East Ed and saying that to me in the pub.
But supporter, Russian propagandist, Putin apologist.
Yeah.
Oh, so because I don't support these people automatically that I, yeah, only them, only them.
And I think there was a spread recently as well saying that it was like, oh, this guy's only a suspected Nazi.
And he had full-blown Nazi tattoos all over his back, all over his front with swastikas, the lot.
I mean, he was kitted out Nazi-like memorabilia all over him.
But that, you know, he was only a suspect.
Only suspected.
It's only 900 people who imagine you are part of an association, and this goes back to one of their politicians who was the founder of the neo-Nazi group, and he changed the name and weeded out all the neo-Nazi sympathizers.
Imagine you're in the military or any group, and there's 900, let's say you're in a group of 10,000, there's 900 neo-Nazis.
You can even go further.
The fact that you're just like, okay, that's fine, they can stay, is insane.
When I was in the Canadian military, of course, we have black people, Muslims, whatever you want.
If there is a group of guys, 10, 5 guys even, who were neo-Nazis, first of all, they'd be yelled at daily and they'd be kicked as soon as they were found out, they'd be kicked out of the military.
But Ukraine doesn't hear Ukraine can't do that.
They need the soldiers, so let's use the neo-Nazis while we can.
Imagine it was just like the war in Afghanistan, which both of our countries were involved in.
And it's just like, yeah, we've sided with the Taliban on this one, but just for a while.
And having said that, that does happen.
Like the United States military, like we know what Obama and Hillary did.
We don't need to get into that.
But it's like, we're going to side with one extremely bad side to fight the other bad side.
I don't think there's any honor in that.
Just like it's not like, let's ban Russian oil, but Saudi Arabia is fine.
Like, you know what I mean?
Exactly.
Exactly.
I mean, for context as well, I mean, you brought up a great point about the military.
And if you support certain ideologies, you wouldn't get in anyway.
For people from the UK, if you want to join the military and they find out that you support some sort of far-right group, and I mean proper far-right.
I don't mean like some centre-left bloke is upset with someone on Twitter that's conservative.
I mean like proper far-right.
You're talking like BNP, those sort of lot.
You're literally, that's it.
You're gone.
There's no second chance.
Absolutely.
It's the equivalent, okay, is if I think Majid Nawaz brought a great comparison on his Twitter about it.
He said it's like as if ISIS had joined the Syrian army or something like that and they fought alongside each other or something like that.
It's about context.
It's about understanding that these are hateful groups.
They're very, very, well, more than hateful groups.
I mean, dipping their bullets in lud to kill Chechen Muslims is more than hateful.
And they brag about it on their social media.
And the BBC are like, it's alright, mate, it's only a couple of thousand.
Like, don't worry about it.
And it's like, really?
Are you serious?
And I've been seeing commentators and people resharing that same BBC spread and saying, saying, oh, what fantastic reporting.
What brilliant reporting?
No, hang on a minute.
It said 2.1% of people voted for a Nazi party in Europe.
I don't have these statistics.
21%.
Steal that from me?
No, that was from the BBC article.
Oh, I did my own math on that.
I didn't realize it was in there.
I'll find it in a second.
Yeah.
How big is 2.1% of the vote?
I mean, that's pretty big.
Exactly.
And they're like, oh, no, it's only 2.1%, mate.
Yeah, don't worry about it.
I have some math that I did along with all the articles that I made here.
First of all, they equated them to Maureen Le Plan in France in that BBC article.
There was an award given to the neo-Nazi group.
A Huffington Post article did that.
I should really do a video of this.
The guy that left Azov is still a commander in the Ukrainian army.
And the only reason he was out of the Azov Battalion, because he was kicked out for complaining that they loot and pillage things too much.
Too much.
Yes.
And Yahoo was claiming, talking about how cool he is in an article, how he kills Russians as they sleep.
A liberalism.org article, far-right group made its home in Ukraine.
Far-right groups made its homes in Ukraine during their Western military training.
And CTV News also did an article that's one of Canada's biggest mainstream outlets where the Ukrainian military bragged about their Canadian training.
But in terms of their voting, there was 62% of voter turnout in 2019, which is approximately 25 million.
And there was 2% vote for the ultra-nationalist.
You can call them white nationalists.
You can call them far-right, whatever you want to call them.
2% of the vote was for them.
That's over half a million people, Lewis.
If half a million people voted for, that's like the people's party.
That's a thousand, mate.
That's the People's Party in Canada.
If the People's Party, Maxime Bernier, had those views, which they try to claim he does obviously already, that's a massive amount of people.
And in Canada, there were 17 million votes and 0.41% is 69,000.
So the ratio to how many people voted for this far-right group in Ukraine is like four or five times more than Canada's independent voters, independent parties got.
Sorry to cut you off there, mate, but the BBC told me it was only a thousand.
It's weird how this pandemic has swung, where it's just like people call, these people call people Nazis and white supremacists for like, let's say, five years since Trump or something.
And then real Nazis, actual people wearing swastikas and the sun and then the Wolf Sangle thing, people actually start wearing them and they're like, no, it's not that big of a deal.
They need them to fight, Lewis.
So what's the big deal?
And then since we're above the narrative here on Rebel News, we told you about this like a month ago.
And there's this crutch that people still have.
And it's a collateral damage from COVID, I feel like, where people are still like, you know, people would lie about this and that.
The media would lie about that.
But they wouldn't lie about anything to do with the pandemic.
They wouldn't lie about a war.
Putin's evil.
And there'd be nothing to gain from that.
And it's just like two years ago, you were saying, you were sending me clips about how Joe Biden said fire the prosecutor.
Well, hot damn, they fired him.
And Hunter Biden laptop and everything is a year ago.
And now all of a sudden we're just like Ukrainian flag in my biography, bro.
What?
You don't support Ukraine?
Are you Russian propagandists?
Like, you don't have to support two people, two sides, all the way across the world, just like you probably didn't have a side in the Hutus or the Tootsies, Lewis, when you were learning about that in school.
Just like you probably don't have a side in like Somalia v. Somalian militants one, two, and three.
Like, where is the consistency here?
And I wonder what the reason is where people just like, no, I need to support this.
I need to show people that I support this.
What benefit are you getting out of it?
That's what I want to know.
And I want to encourage everybody to stay above the narrative and just sit back and, like, let me just give this a couple of weeks to pan out.
Let me just check out both sides here.
Is there a reason why they're censoring everything from Russia?
Is there a reason why there's no footage coming from Ukraine?
You don't have to support either side.
It doesn't mean you love Putin because nobody actually does.
And maybe a bunch of Russians and Belarusians do.
I don't know.
But you don't have to take these sides.
This isn't like nobody's going to think you're a bad person if you just stay out of it.
And Jason Kenny jumped all over it, and the Conservative Party jumped all over it.
And it's just like, why?
Why did you think this needs to be a thing?
And it makes you start to think of who's telling you this or who's paying you and stuff like that.
If you can't distinguish that both sides possibly have propaganda, then what more can I say to someone?
Do you know what I mean?
Both sides are going to be using the same tactics.
So why not, like you just said, Andrew, just take a step back, look at it from an analytical point of view, not an emotional point of view.
Yes, it's horrible.
Absolutely horrible.
War is horrible.
And, you know, you don't need to sit there and explain to people or have to explain to people that you support the innocent.
Okay, that's a given.
Okay.
And that's from both sides, by the way.
I touch upon in my supply chains video and the narrative through that how once it was the unvaccinated that were the enemy and they were hailed as well, not hailed, sorry.
They were demonized as these horrible monsters and now it's just the everyday Russian people, simply because they are Russian.
You know, there are so many examples.
The oh, what's it called?
Is it the dog repainting that I wrote about recently at the British National Gallery, changed it to the orchestra.
That's it the orchestra.
The um, uh Dostovsky cancelled.
Lewis And Formula One00:14:24
Um Mazepin, Formula One driver cancelled because he's Russian.
What did they do to him?
I haven't heard about that guy.
I know you're big on Lewis, is big on the Formula One these days, you guys, he's waking up 5 a.m to watch racing.
I don't understand it.
There's no Super Bowl in formula One.
I love formula One, it's great.
Um, yeah.
So what did this guy?
Uh they, basically he was.
He was dropped from the team.
Um, he was, he was obviously uh, put a contract through for the for the season this year and he was dropped.
Um, simply because of tight.
Here we go, fired Russian F1 driver announces, oh, i've got my screen fun to help other excluded athletes.
So basically, in in racing you have to be hired by a team.
The teams are sponsored by kajillionaires because it costs so much money to make the car, whether it's Nascar or Formula One, and the team hires a driver.
It's not some league where there's like all these guys um yeah, it's all drafted, basically yeah yeah, you have to.
It's it sorry, mate.
Um yeah, it's, it's basically oligarchs and um, each team has them.
You know, Lance Stock, Lance Stroll has them.
If you follow Formula One, you know who that is.
Uh, his dad's basically an oligarch and basically got his Son to be a driver.
So, a similar sort of reasoning there.
But basically, because he's Russian, they've turned around and gone, nah, see you later.
We're not having that.
And Formula One is pretty woke.
Obviously, we know about Hamilton and his views of being a vegan and driving around in a Formula One car because that makes sense.
And, you know, lots of other things as well.
You have to be double jabbed to even work for Formula One, and all drivers have to be jabbed.
So it is that sort of twist and turn.
So, in that, and that's no pun there, but that's the gist of it.
Yeah, it is.
And you love it because I saw that little smile of yours.
If you could do me a huge favor and recreate the Mr. Bean where he gets ready for work in his car, it wouldn't shouldn't be too hard in 2022.
You just strap a GoPro to the side of your car and you're brushing your teeth while you drive.
You're changing while you drive.
The toothpaste drops on the dashboard and you scoop it up and continue brushing your teeth with that.
Just really any sketch, five minutes of Mr. Bean.
If you could recreate that, I'd pay you upwards of $180.
$100 Canadian dollars.
Should we virtually shake on that?
Yes, we should.
I can't get as close to the camera.
This is my favorite one ever.
It's on Amazon Prime.
I haven't watched it, but I think I saw it enough as a kid.
This really transcended across the pond, as we like to say, Lewis.
This made it all the way to Canada in the early and mid-90s.
I watched it as a kid.
It's brilliant, and it's still so funny.
So I recommend it.
Oh, many times never really call you.
That's Kermit.
That's Kermit.
Oh, pretty.
Oh, here we go.
Thank God.
This has descended into chaos.
Into chaos, yes.
I'm trying to think of any other voices I could.
That's doing voices.
Maybe you're mentally ill, man.
Maybe do you want me to go to Jesse Ventura?
You didn't know who he was, though.
I don't know.
Why don't you tell me?
I'm a patriot.
Twitter, of course, Elon Musk is taking over there now.
He denied the opportunity to go on the board because it allows him to buy more shares, I believe, and have more control over the company.
And also, if I'm reading what I read correctly, being on the board, he is privy to certain rules, like you can't share things publicly.
So if he is not on the board, then he can possibly share their algorithm or possibly share other things that only a majority stake owner would have.
So Tucker Carlson did a big piece on this last night, probably to signal to Elon, like, please do this.
Let the president back on.
Imagine it, Louis.
He just says, this is what the algorithm does to shadow ban people, and we're eliminating it tomorrow.
Could you imagine the and the left-wing backlash from this is we can't just have people saying what they want.
This is dangerous.
This is a dangerous version of free speech.
And MSNBC is crying about it.
And we've got this article from the New York Post, I think, where Twitter is being a shit show for employees.
I read something.
I don't know if it's true.
So I'm just delivering you unknown facts here.
Maybe I shouldn't see if you can find the article about people saying that they had to take a day off because Elon Musk really triggered them.
I should really, if we're going to call Olivia, you know, producer Jamie of Joe Rogan, we should really take that motif and be like, let's not claim, I'm not going to claim things before we actually look it up, or it's otherwise I can just say alleged.
But Lewis, what do you think is the outcome here?
Do you think there is a plan afoot at Twitter with Elon Musk?
He's going to take away the censorship.
He's going to take away all these stupid rules.
He's going to let you edit it.
I don't know.
It's hard to say, really, isn't it?
No, it is really hard.
No, I know.
I know.
It is really hard to say because you can only speculate.
I mean, it's a bold move, and he's been saying some positive things on Twitter, and he's been upsetting a lot of people as well, which I find very amusing, as do you do as well, Andrew.
But to speculate on whether he's going to be the savior of Twitter, I don't know.
It's hard to say.
Knowing Twitter, knowing its games, knowing how they like to play it, they'll find a way to stop him from doing something.
And, you know, I think there's one thing trying to predict if Elon is actually going to be able to pull through and do some constructive things on Twitter for free speech.
But there's another where you've got psychotic people working for Twitter who literally do not want people to express different viewpoints or viewpoints that they disagree with and they brand as harmful.
Because you're putting them in danger to make sure you're putting their lives in danger.
Yeah.
With words, apparently.
Yeah.
That's the odd thing.
So we've seen how Twitter works.
We've seen the people behind Twitter and how they work.
Do I think one man can just walk in and change it all?
No.
No, I don't.
Not even if he's the majority owner?
I don't know.
Like I said, I think they'll find a way.
They'll find a loophole.
I want to be wrong, by the way.
Please prove me wrong, Elon.
Please just do it.
With what he did in Texas, he's moving that, he's putting a giant labor camp, let's call it, Texas.
I'm sure they're paid very well.
It's just a joke.
But what if he just takes, I'm taking Twitter headquarters to Florida.
And you can probably have like a 50-50 split.
That's one of the closest states to a 50-50 split that there is.
Man, I don't know.
I don't know.
It's too hard to say.
It's too early.
I'd remain skeptical.
I wouldn't bank on it.
I think it's a huge move.
I think it's a fantastic move.
And if he can pull it off, I think he can.
I think.
Do I think he can do it?
No, I don't.
I don't know why I'm messing up there.
If he can pull it off, Lewis Blackpills, yeah.
Turning into blackpill mode.
Yeah.
I've read too much about the World Economic Forum.
I'm pretty sad.
Do you want to talk about that, by the way, before we move on?
Do we have any PD chats as well to get to?
Okay, let's get to some of those.
And I want to hear about your docu series.
Docu series, yeah, mate.
Voiced by Sir Patrick Stewart and Sir Ian McClellan.
McKenna.
Shauna Marie, G83, Rhymes.
Have you seen Dr. Brian Artist Bomb Show documentary Watch the Water premiered on the Stew Peters show two days ago and already has two million views on Rumble alone?
It's a must-watch.
People have sent that to me.
Don't care for Stew Peters.
Stew Peters is the guy who let Patrick King lie all over the show and do all these pretend things.
Maybe that's not completely his fault, but I have been sent the documentary.
I haven't watched it yet.
Lewis, have you watched it yet?
No.
No, not at all.
I've been sent it, but I don't know who that is personally, unless I should know.
Professional hockey player sent it to me.
I'll leave it at that clout chasing.
Cool.
Awesome.
Jealous.
The British Hockey League isn't what you hope it would be.
No.
No.
Any more there?
One, mate.
Okay, go ahead.
Should I do this one?
Jeremy Linda, G60.
Oh, I love Rebel News.
There's not anybody on Rebel News that I don't like.
Okay, I mean, the people who work for Rebel News keep telling the truth.
Thank you very much, Linda.
Let's pose for that one, Lewis.
Okay, great.
Thanks, Linda.
Babylon B has a hilarious.
Oh, hang on.
We've got another one.
We got another one.
Go ahead.
Let's do that.
Mick 3 CA.
People, please protest digital ID and social credit everywhere.
You can and immediately.
We don't need government to control all of our lives via embedded.
I disagree.
I disagree.
Get the microchip.
Embed everything.
Get your playlist tattooed on you.
Get Elon to come around your house and inject it into your head.
Get a projector screen printed on your body so if you go over your friend's house, you can just stand there and be the screen.
Just get it all done.
Become the cyborgs.
I just watched the movie Moonfall.
The moon is a robot.
It's an AI system.
The AI got out of control.
Humanity got into a Death Star and came to Earth.
And then that's the plot of the movie Moonfall.
Watch it, I guess.
Spoiler alert.
Hilarious.
Babylon B is still suspended from Twitter, I think, but they have a video from one of the employees posted.
And they've got a masks anonymous.
And then we've got another one after that.
Let's show this one.
This from Babylon B.
It's pretty funny.
Hi, I'm Mike.
And I'm a maskaholic.
Hi, Mike.
Let's lose the mask, Michael.
All of them.
Scarily accurate.
She puts one on because he's taking it off.
Oh, she's putting them on that he dropped.
Come on, everyone.
Masks off.
If he could do it.
So, what brought you here today?
Well, I lost it at Trader Joe's.
I got into this screaming match with this little maskless old lady.
And I almost went all Will Smith on her.
I mean, she was just standing there with her face fully naked.
And then she called me Mask Boy.
No.
Yesterday, someone called me Masky Chen.
But the mandate, it's gone.
The old lady doesn't have to wear a mask anymore if she doesn't want to.
I know, I know, but she's high risk.
But that's her decision, though.
Her body, her choice?
Let's unpack this.
What's really going on?
Look, I've read the articles.
I've seen the studies.
If you compare places that had the mandates to places that didn't have the mandates, there's really no difference.
But the masks made me feel good.
It made me feel like I was part of something.
This guy's a good actor.
Like when gangs wear bandanas.
But why do the masks matter so much to you?
I've always been average.
Average grades, average job, even average height.
5'9.
Stop it now so people can go to COVID-19 to watch the rest of that.
I don't want to watch their whole video on here.
That guy gives me a little bit.
You know when Chris Farley used to act like he would get emotional?
That's a little bit what I thought from that one.
But, of course, the OG for this is actually Ben Bankus.
It's almost two years ago he came out with this video.
And we can play this full because it was on Rebel News.
But go follow Ben Bankus on Instagram.
He's doing shows right now at Yuck Yuck's.
He's got the glow up, as producer Efron would say.
Let's play one of my favorite videos of all time, please.
Wondering if Lewis has seen this.
Volume, please.
I wear the mask all the time.
When I'm in the shower.
When I brush my teeth.
When I drive when I go to the grocery store, hi guys, do you know where the masks are?
Masks?
Yeah, masks?
Gloves?
And masks?
Where are they?
I don't see them.
Is this a mask?
And when I leave the house, I put on as many masks as possible to protect myself and others from the deadly coronavirus.
I take this virus very seriously, and so does my husband.
Yes, I am part of the LGBTQ community.
Good night, babe.
Bye, baby.
I like wearing masks because then I don't have to be an individual.
Amazing.
Amazing.
The weirdest thing about masks is both my husband and I have gotten COVID seven times.
Please, wear a mask.
Brought to you by Dr. Tedros, Klaus Schwab, and the United Nations.
I think that's the best video of all time.
We're almost out of time.
Do we have any more chats?
Do you have to?
I'm off center now.
I'm glad we nobody else loves us.
It's okay.
Why We Click00:04:16
We get our love just from each other, Lewis.
I send you pictures of British food.
You send me hateful voice messages.
I sent him a voice message last night.
I'm watching this old Chef Ramsey thing.
And he brings a bus full of people to this restaurant, Ramsey's best restaurant, it's called.
And all these people taste this food, and they're asking them.
And every single time, there's English people tasting food.
The description, it's like their way of virtue signaling is to prove how well they can describe how something tastes.
Oh, that's just marvelous.
Oh, that's just spectacular.
The plating on that one.
Yeah.
The way he's placed it, it's like the flavors are exploding, and you get all these different dimensions of the food.
And I messaged that to Lewis, and then he's just like, what you want about?
And I thought I was pretty clear.
He must have been in a bad mood.
It was early in the morning.
You were, why is that?
Who hurt you?
Yeah.
You.
The night before from your previous messages.
Well, no, there's nothing in particular.
Oh, okay.
You actually thought then.
Oh, bless you.
I felt bad.
No, I just wasn't sure what it was.
I'm sure everything I send you is pretty much insulting.
And vice versa, by the way.
If you guys think that I'm the mean one at the office or at the company, you haven't heard of Lewis Brackpool.
David Menzies is pretty mean, even if you guys don't know that.
Producer Efron, even though he's a very nice man, you know, he just says, you know, I don't believe you.
He says it in a nice way.
He calls me email boy.
Just all these harmful things that are really hard for my psyche.
And I'm thinking about being transferred to a women's prison because of it.
Yeah.
You should.
You'll feel safe there.
What's the song of the day here, Lewis, before we go?
Good question.
I think it's got a bit of fat boy slim today.
Like I spoke about earlier.
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I give her empty promises and say I will.
But today, Lewis, I will not be made a liar.
Truck Off Trudeau is still on there.
Let's click on something random on the store.
Let's go to yeah, let's uh vaxcan.
That's a that's the one of the day.
Let's click on that shirt because you can get it imprinted into your skin or under your skin.
And you notice, Lewis, how QR codes they tried to use that in marketing like six, seven years ago, and nobody wanted to do it.
And now with COVID, they've just brought them back.
Like, oh, we can force people to use QR codes.
Like, the gym wants you to use one.
Grandma wants you to use one.
I'm sure you have to use one to get tea.
Yeah, absolutely.
I'd like to request Andrew Chapados to be to model for the next push for the Rebel store.
I cut all of these shirts, please, if that's okay.
All of them?
Every single one.
So you've got to dedicate a day to doing it.
Well, do we have any women's clothes?
That's fair.
That's very progressive of you.
Do we have any British-related clothes that you can model?
You better come up with some.
I will.
I'll get some polos done.
I think we're in need of some polos.
It's got to be European sizes, though, so it has to fit like 135-pound statures.
True.
Is that how much you went?
I am.
I am a frail boy.
I heard Bill Maher say that he's 150 pounds.
I'm like, he must be pretty small on Joe Rogan.
So thanks, everybody, for watching.
I know we've taken up a lot of your time.
We thank you for joining us every single day.
My show airs tomorrow night with Dave Rubin.
You want to catch that one?
And Lewis Brackpool, you can find him on the journalism page.
He's got reports coming out in front of Seecan.
It's a very fun one.
And of course, his docuser about the great reset will be coming soon.
And on season two, episodes three to five of Downton Abbey, you'll also see him in the background working in the kitchen.
Through Hard Times and Good00:00:39
Play us out, producer Olivia.
Thank you very much for your help today.
And producer in the interim, Isabel, as well.
Thanks, guys.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
All right.
I'm Clive Adson.
This will be the best performance.
Can you come up with a dance with your friends for this?