In this episode, we delve into the complexities of modern political discourse and the challenges of immigration, both in the UK and the US. We explore the notion of leadership and the often misguided policies that have led to the current state of affairs. Our discussion touches on the historical context of race and law, with insights from Eli James, who joins us to share his perspective on the biblical understanding of race and its implications for today's society. We also reflect on the cultural and societal shifts that have influenced public perception and policy over the years.
We also discuss the significance of baptism and spiritual rebirth, examining the traditional and modern interpretations of these practices. Eli James shares his personal experiences and insights, providing a thought-provoking perspective on faith and spirituality. The episode is interspersed with humor and light-hearted banter, making for an engaging and enlightening conversation. Join us as we navigate these complex topics with a mix of seriousness and humor, aiming to shed light on the issues that matter most.
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And, all systems appear to be go. If you get any feedback with things falling away at rumble, although it seems to be okay right now, please let us know in the chat there on rumble. Welcome back everyone. Hope you've had a good, week. Yeah. It's a whole big fat juicy cuddly week. Rather grizzly weather here today. We always like to talk with the weather but, we can't really complain even though I'm about to. We've had sunshine a plenty for the last four or five weeks where I am, and my walks have resulted in me turning brown as a berry. Well, okay. I'm exaggerating a little bit but, not bad. You know, I look reasonably healthier than I did in the middle of the winter. We've had a lot of fun here in The UK.
The Prime Minister, the Prime Minister, that chap, has been coming out with the most abundant amounts of bilge, for a long time. He's outdoing himself, and, I'm tending to the view that possibly one of the reasons why they've installed him is that he makes even Joe Biden do you remember him in America? He makes even Joe Biden look intelligent and that's quite a thing, isn't it? I mean, they've actually got a guy supposedly in Keith Starmer. This is what everybody's calling him over here in the media, Keith. If you're called Keith, that must be quite a worry and it is kind of funny though, isn't it? It's quite funny, Keith Starmer.
Keith, although, you know, we've got some of the more rather vulgar epithets for him around here. No doubt they might come up over the next few hours during the show. We're due to be joined by a guest at some point, although can't see, hide, and hear of him. He may have got lost in the hinterlands of America right now. So he may not join us, but he's on the he's on the billing. Eli James is possibly due to join us at some point. I've, been sending messages through and all that and the other, but, he might come in within about half an hour or so. But, of course, I am, I am joined by the wonderful Eric von Essex. And, Eric, good, good evening to you. How are you, sir?
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And, it's rather gloomy cloudy here as well, and the temperature's dropped quite considerably. I've had my, pullover on today. It's been an you know, it's not, it's not as warm as it was yesterday. But, anyway, that's life, isn't it? And Your woolly jumper. You're wearing a woolly jumper. Got me a woolly jumper on, and I think I know what I call, our dear and gracious leader, Keith. There was a play called Nuts in May that was done in the early seventies. Oh, yeah. And the chap in that was called Keith. And he was his attitude was a little bit like Starba. I is that right, Cave? Yeah. It's alright, Cave. That's right.
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Right. Oh, it was very precise, wasn't it? And he was always looking at the ordnance survey map and things like this. And this is what we do. It was one of those ambitious types.
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Yes. And do you know there was no script to that? It that actually made it up as I went along. That she Well And and that is the brilliance of it.
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Isn't that worrying though? The least worrying if you're the actor that played Keith, that's a bit much. I wonder if he actually took that with him into into the rest of his life because that would be very difficult to live around, wouldn't it? Keith. Yes. And what's the name of that actress? She was very young at the time, but she went on to become quite famous. And I can't Alison Steadman. That was it. Alison Steadman. She was My brains were Yeah.
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What was that? Somebody's party? She was famous. What was that? What was that? Other one. Abigail's party. Abigail's party. Oh my giddy. That that Oh, that's horrific. Keith. K. Is that right, Keith? You should got to chew that, 20 times before you swallow them.
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Somebody left that clip up. We can play it in the show. Why don't you bring this up preshow? I could have found it. It's on YouTube. It's actually on YouTube. Well, I'll I'll find it at some point when someone's blathering. I'll do and dig it up, and then we'll bring it back into the show at a point that's that's completely inopportune and totally relevant to what we're talking about. But good grief. Yeah. Yeah. I I didn't you mention this a few months ago? Because I shut off and I think at the time, I started watching some of it. And it's difficult to watch for more than, like, five minutes at a time. It's awful.
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Do you remember how the nurse playing the guitar and singing? And a blunt goes over to him. And he says, would you like to join join us in the second second verse? He just can't
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sing. Oh, yeah.
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And embarrassment. I was actually for cringing and feeling embarrassed for crying.
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No one's gonna if you haven't seen it, anybody that's not seen this has no idea what we're banging on about. We're like a couple of old farts in the middle of nowhere. They won't have a clue at all. But I I know. You brought it up or someone brought it up a couple of months ago. I went off and watched ten or fifteen minutes. It's toe curlingly awful to watch. It's really truly awful, isn't it? I don't mean badly done. I mean, it's just got these characters in it that you just wouldn't wanna spend any time with in your life ever.
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It's just awful. Do you see that scene? Do you see that scene where the copper stops them? And, apparently, they had umpteen takes. I don't know whether they're a little bit wee weed or not, but the you see the smile in the copper's face. The bloke was actually in the part of the copper. I couldn't do it for laughing. He just couldn't because everything that Keith did was precise. The, he had this Morris thousand car. The police said, do you wanna have a look at your boot? And he and or trunk as you call it in America. Listed lifts the trunk up, and he says, your tire, your spare tire says, borders of babies. Bum, he said.
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Hey. I'll get that I'll get that changed straight away off. I said, terribly sorry. You know? Well, look. We we've banged on about it so much. It would be wrong not to play some of it. And I've I've found a bit. This is awful. You've got you've got you've brought this up. I had all these plans for the show, Eric, that it's gone it's gone right down the old toilet straight away. This is by the way, you know you know Richard Vobes? Oh, you know of Richard Vobes? Yes. Pretty you know? He's nearby to me. When I saw him at Christmas, this is all he wanted to talk about. I think he'd just been watching it, but he was doing this.
Anyway, here we go. So listen. This is the toe cringingly this is the music thing. I don't know what we'll never the show won't recover after this. You do realize this, Eric. We're not gonna recover after we've played this. Okay. So here we go. This is the zoo song from Nuts in Me. Oh my god. No. Oh, dear. Well, you asked for it. It's three minutes and thirty seconds. Listen, everybody. If you're out there, this is a strangely English show. So if you're in America, you probably haven't a clue what we're banging on about. This is English eccentricity at its best. Those of you who know what's coming up, I suggest brace yourselves and make sure, you know, that you've got you've taken extra cringe protection tablets because this is truly wonderfully awful. Anyway, here we go. This is the zoo song, a little scene from nuts in May.
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Is that a banjo? Yes. That's one of our interests. I have a banjo, and Candice Marie has a guitar. Would you like to show your guitar to Ray Candice Marie? What? Yes. Matter of fact, we make up songs together. We went on a trip up to London One day last year and made up a song about going to the zoo. Would you like to hear it? Yeah. Why not? Alright.
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You have a girlfriend,
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Ray? Pardon? Do you have a girlfriend? No. Oh, are you married? I can't afford it. Well, money isn't everything when you're in Lao. Is it Candice Marie? No, Keith. Well, I usually take the time from, Candice Marie anyway. Candice Marie sings the first and the third line and then I come in with the second line and we both sing the last line together. This is Candice Marie's first line. My line, I want to take you there he said, I want to go with you. The third line. Last line. I want to see the zoo. She said I want to see the zoo. You sing Ray?
Well, I I chant a bit, you know. What, madrigals?
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No. What sort of thing?
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Well, I I don't think they'd be quite suitable here, you know?
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I think that I think that's enough, Eric. I can't take much more of that.
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I can't. Actually, after the show, go to your show and and use it the acting was brilliant because the bloke who, is supposed to join in on the verse, he the he he looked really uncomfortable. Anyway, it's just marvelous. I know. Nuts in May
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is a Nuts in May. It is. The the you know, I think there's a Nuts in May fan club, Right? Or something. Really? They have conventions. Yeah. Yeah. Seriously. It's like a cult classic. I don't think it would travel well outside of England this. In fact, I'm sure anybody outside of our culture would be completely bemused by why we would find that so so fantastically awful. But it it's just full of all these extremely, I don't know, anally retentive characters, particularly the mean guy who's just so precise and exhausting and bloody boring, unbelievable. You know, because the the definition of being bored, you know, when someone's boring you, there's certain things that are going on. I think one of them is they're they're incapable of discerning between the interesting parts of the story and the supporting detail. It's all delivered at the same thing as if it's got exactly the same sort of emphasis and they provide you with so much detail. You're just sat there getting hypnotized and going, shut up. Basically, that's sort of where you're, please shut up. Shut up. Yes. And it's like that throughout this Candace is the first verse.
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That's right. But what does he have to tell you? Well, that's she singing the first verse, and he's gonna come in on the second.
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That's what I mean. Without it. You do. You know, Candace is wearing pink socks. We do this in pink socks. It's just all this super what's this got to do with anything? There's no sort of sense about the whole thing. So, yeah, remarkable. Yeah. Remarkable stuff. Anyway, that's the end of the show, everybody. It's only lasted twelve minutes. I'm feeling a bit unwell. We didn't get too far. We didn't get too far today. But quick quick shout out to everybody in Rumble who this week can actually see and hit well, at least they can see the show image. We had a lot of problems last week. It flipped us over, into something else. And I thought it was gonna do it again today. I hate talking technicals, but I end up having to do it, unfortunately, because it's Internet streaming and it sometimes occurs.
But it kicked in bang on at 08:00. So I think what occurs is that it won't actually connect it up until eight anyway. Last week, what it did was it slung the feed over into, the channel for the account as opposed to this Paul English live channel. Everybody's thrilled to hear this kind of stuff, aren't they? Again and again and again, but there we go. So, but it we we seem to be up and running. Yeah.
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Yeah. That's right, Pete. Yeah.
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Yeah. Oh, hang on. Just a minute. Just a minute. That's a bit irritating. Stop that. That's a bit of loop back there. I'm just checking to see if we're on YouTube and as you can tell from that, we jolly well are. So we're running okay on YouTube as well. So yep. Cool. So shout out to everybody on YouTube, and everybody on Rumble, everybody on WBN three two four, our radio outlet, everybody on Radio Soapbox. We're also going out on Euro Folk Radio as well, because I'm just like that. And we're probably on I think it's FreeFall Radio South Africa as well. We're going out on that and we may be on Radio Windmiller and Global Voice Network. So there we go. And across that, we've got tens of thousands of listeners. Well, we might not, but we're doing okay, and it and it's just good to be back. I'm so surprised by not having any technical problems. I just want to talk about them anyway, which is ridiculously stupid of me. But there you go. So, anyway What?
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Yeah. I suppose it did flung me out. You're gone. I just think there was a software problem because it it did something on my show on the Sunday and I think they might have sorted it by now looking on the right side. I think it was a Yeah. I think there was definitely some hitches last week. So thanks everybody last week for being so patient. It it did cause a little sort of blip in interest with the show on YouTube.
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Although, of course, I've no idea how long that could possibly last or whatever but so far so good, you know. So maybe because we're not overtly streaming video or running around, you know, with false mustaches on if you get my drift and things like this, they're they're gonna leave us alone so it's not too bad. Anyway, the the the little sort of at least the initial framing, thought for today's show, bearing in mind, mister Starmer's, communication well, he's had a bit of a week, hasn't he? I I wanna get over to sort of like the essence of law with regard to race at some point. We will get into that. But I've just been well, rather rather very amused by what's been happening.
Even for Starmer's inept and completely bungling stupid and, hypocritical standards, it's just been an amazing sort of few days, don't you think, Eric? I mean, I don't know if you're up to speed with everything. There was the there was the, the thing with meeting Macron and that little bag of powder on the table. Did you see that?
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Yes. Yeah. Someone in chat said, it is the Marrakesh Express, wasn't it? You know? Is that what it was? Yeah. Cosby, Stills, and Nash. Because that I used to think that song was about an ice choo choo train going through to Marrakesh. No. It's about drugs.
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I like no. It's about a four four two locomotive built at the Hunslet Loco Works. Surely, that's what it means. I want to get all anal like that. Oh, yeah. It was built. Yeah. It was yeah. It was all about proper steam engine. It's a great song. I love songs about trains too. Yeah. They're really good. That was one of my favorites, actually. That something about that record that is different from the rest. Okay. Until recently, I just innocently thought it was about us going on a train to Marrakesh.
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That was it.
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Who did who did that song Marrakesh Express? Is that Simon and Garfun?
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No. Crispy Oh, is it? Because Crispy Spills and Stills and Nash. Yeah. Spillsby, Cross and Nash. Those are so slow.
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Yeah. Them. Yeah. Well, it's interesting that the little stoma thing with the cocaine thing I mean, of course, it probably wasn't, although it probably was. But there was a little outtake from him. I don't know if you caught this. It's only about thirty seconds. I caught him commenting on it the other day.
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I would like to address the rumors of a certain meeting where a bag of cocaine was found before Emmanuel Macron, the prime minister of France, hid it in his pocket. Yes. We all did cocaine that day. And, yes, we had a naked dance off afterwards. This is how we do it in Europe. We like to sniff a little bit of cocaine and then we just we just get naked and dance and rub up against each other and shit like that. It's fun. And and we're all gay, so it's perfectly fine. Anyway, thank you and have a nice day.
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So have a nice day, Eric. So at least it's nice it's nice to hear him being refreshingly honest for once, isn't it? Yes. Yes. It is, isn't it? Yes. And,
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shall shall we, I hope they, put me in a jail in a cell next to you so we can have a good laugh, you know?
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Yeah. Yeah. Well, why not? Absolutely. But it was do you think that that was staged? I'm assuming everybody's seen it which, of course, is a silly assumption but, you know, these things fly around out there really quickly. So supposedly, the cameras came on on them having a meeting. There's a little bag of white powder and a spoon and Macron quickly sort of tucked it away. The whole thing, of course, to me, I'm immediately going, this is staged. They want to send out a signal but maybe maybe they are so stupid and and are so whacked out, that they really don't know what's going on. Would we be surprised if that turned out to be true? Not that we would ever find out, but would you be surprised, Eric, if that turned out to be true?
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It would I would not be at all surprised. Do you remember when the, I think it was when Gordon Brown was, an election thing, and he got in a car. Now the thing is, there's cameras all around. There's microphones, and he starts racking this bloke off who he's just seen. And it's all recorded on camera, and he had to go along and apologize to him in the end. What a silly thing to do. Surely, you know,
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there's press all around. Someone is gonna pick that up on a microphone, and they did. Is that the one where he got into the back of the limousine? Is that what you're talking about, Gordon? That's the one. Yeah. Yeah. He was bad mouthing a woman, wasn't he? We ought to get that clip out. He was really, really bad mouthing you. I think it's, yeah. Yeah. I I thought that was tremendous. I mean, it they they probably didn't. But what it did it gave you an insight into a way that they view everybody as scum. Yeah. I mean, it's as simple as that.
They just view everybody that's not in their circle, pondering about taking cocaine as scum. And somebody kindly sent me a photograph today. I mean, I've I can't maybe if I get sorted out with a video feeder, I can start flashing these photos up. So I'm I need to do a bit of practice, everybody. You have to forgive me. I can't be doing all these things at once, you know. I've got I had to put my trousers on before the show as well and that's hard enough. But, it was a photograph of, oh, who's that chump in charge of the Ukraine? Slimeinski,
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him. Slimeinski. Yeah.
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Yeah. Him. And, he's, he's in a meeting or it's just a photograph with Starmer. The problem is, and this is really rather impressive actually, literally I'm looking at the photograph now because this means nothing to you but then we're all on radio land so you just have to let me describe it. They're talking to one of them at a car park or somewhere and no word of a lie, Zelensky's trousers are on backwards. I'm serious. I'm serious. Have you seen this? Have you seen the picture?
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I've seen that picture. Yes. Yes. As as the fly and he also has got his flies open. So so he's, Yeah. The flies are open. I mean, it's just absolutely bizarre. I got somebody sent me this from, Martin
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good what's his the economics guy. Armstrong. Martin Armstrong. And he the the little comment he's put underneath the picture is, here is Zelensky with his pants on backwards. You have to have been high on cocaine to do that. Never in my entire life have I ever put my pants on backwards. Trousers, please. There is no way you don't notice that unless you are way out there, out of your bunk. How Starmer doesn't tell him calls into question Starmer as well? Well, I never. He's casting aspersions on our mighty leader. Yeah. So it's quite a picture. Process trying to,
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tell people something, you know. Mhmm. But I better not go any further because I might get arrested. But, shall we say, bit like, you know, in prison, in America, they they they have their walk around with their trousers or pants down. It means they're open for business. Perhaps that's another sort of, you know, you never know. I know.
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Oh, god. It's and then you just see all these people from our own race there. I thought we'd get the good old heavy fallout word in early on, doing the same thing, not having absolutely clueless. This sort of mimicry of of guff fashion statements is remarkable to me. Although, I suppose it's rich. I just wore denims, of course, in the seventies because that's all you did. You didn't have to do too much in the seventies. All you had to do was wear flared jeans. Did you have flared jeans? They used to get caught in my bicycle chain wheel. Bloody useless they were. Yes. But I had to have them. With turn ups.
Yeah. There was that. And then I had a lot of hair. I mean, I still got sun left, but I just had loads. And my son's actually came up with my son and photographed me the other day. They said, is this you? I was, like, 19 at the time. He said, yeah. It's just and I went, oh, yeah. What a load of hair. It's just tons of it. It's all over the place. And I grew a beard then. I still sort of have one now. Basically, because I'm lazy. I don't wanna get shaved all the time. Because if I get a webcam, I'm gonna have to get shaved. Because we've got to spend two hours in makeup, Eric, before the cameras run. I always do. We have to I know you do. I mean, but, you know, I'm I'm not, I've got to get trained in that way and sort of, you know, sort myself sort my wardrobe out and all that kind of stuff. But, my dad used to say to me with the beard, he said, what have you got that for? I said, well, I don't know.
And he said, you look like a rat peeping out from behind a bale of straw. It never left me that. I really I really quite like that. So if you come across some young person with a beard, just say that to them. It's really good. Just insult them a bit, you know. It's our job to do that and to keep them on their toes, you know, and to just be slightly rude to the younger lots.
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I had tear down on my shoulders and a droopy mustache but with a bald patch in it.
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Okay.
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Okay. This is good. Be Charles Bronson. Hi, Charles Bronson. I got so pissed off. We are fed up with it that I just, shaved it off in the end. But, no, my hair was down to my shoulders. I quite liked it, belong here, until it fell out.
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Well, I was quick and it didn't fell out. A hippie. Hippie. Eric is quite a thing. Yeah. Yeah. And So you didn't look like now. You didn't look like Peter Wingard then?
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Unfortunately, a little bit.
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Hello, ladies. Hello.
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Well, yeah. Told you did I ever tell you about what happened when I you see, my neighbor gave me a racing bike, and, I probably told you this before. And I've always I because when I was a kid, my parents never allowed me to have a bike because it's too dangerous to see. So I made up for it in the adult time. And, this was cut oh, about five or six years ago. My neighbor gave me his his racing bike. I already had a a bike before then, you see. And I thought, wow, racing bike. So I decided, you know, put the old shades on. Hi. You know? Got on the bike, went around the corner. Hi, ladies. You know? I'm on my racing bike. And I went around the corner and said, hello. And I said, hello. I fell off over it.
Because you see, I've used a bike with about, two inch thick, tires. Well, a racing bike is about half inch wide. Yeah. It's a needle, really, in comparison. It's a bit thin. Yes. Yeah. Precisely. Yes. It is. So, that that that went down that that may tryna get be a bit flash. That was when when it'd be right in the face.
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That's life. Well, I You know? Oh, gosh. Yeah. Bike accidents, they're fun. I think push bikes are pretty dangerous. I mean, I've got more banged up on a push bike than anything. I I would never get a motorbike because I I assume I would have killed myself, not even if it would have even been down to me. It's not that I was a maniac or anything. I just thought, nah, I don't think I'll do that. I couldn't afford one anyway, really. I just ended up buying a car. But, I had a good a good friend. Well, he was good at the time. He was in good nick. I'd had a maybe had a little bit too much to drink, and got on his bike to go home and was traveling very slowly.
I mean, you know, not much faster than walking speed and he hit one of those little speed bumps and he fell off and he the the amount of damage he did to himself was unreal. He fell from that height and his head hit the tarmac. He broke his jaw, knocked his teeth out, fractured his nose, fractured got a fractured eye socket. I went, wow. That's it. Yeah. So the the the motto of the story, don't drink and ride a bicycle. Driving's fine. You got four wheels. You can't fall over on that, you know. And if you are a bit drunk and behind the wheel, go like the clappers. That way, you get off the road quick and that and you're you spend less time on the road being a menace to everybody else. That would always be my theory. I don't know whether it pan out in a court of law. They might they might take umbrage with that. Yes. They might do. But I actually Yeah. Came off my bike, and I knocked myself out for about half an hour.
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Thank you. And yeah. I I was I was out cold, and some kids found me. And this was on a Cool. Look. We found a man. Look. There's a bag knocked out. There's a man.
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Look what we found. We found a bloke.
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But strangely enough Yeah. When I come around, you you're at peace with yourself. You you feel really calm. Oh, hello. What are you doing down here? I don't know what happened. I must have, fainted or something. I I just don't know. It's a cold morning. And Yeah. These kids' family, they're gonna call an ambulance. I said, no. Don't worry. I'm okay. Got home. About half an hour later, the shock hit me. Bang. But now I had, skulls all over my face. So I must have been unconscious before I hit the tarmac. But this was on a, a footpath where you can cycle your bike. So a cycle path. So there wasn't that many people around. So I must have been there for quite a time. So I must have knocked myself out cold. But I noticed the handlebars were all cookie doodle and, I must have hit myself on the handlebars. But again, because I mean, I wasn't wearing a cycle helmet.
So, as I say, I must have been unconscious when I hit the hit the floor. That was, oh, about four or five years ago. But Wow. Absolutely.
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Yeah. Yeah. You are. No. That's pretty good. There's some anyway, shout out to everybody as well. I don't know if you've seen any of the messages in Rumble, Eric. There's quite a few piling in. Great to have you all here and technically, we seem to be solid today. So this is good. We've had a few rough weeks around here with the whole thing, so this is good. But there's a there's an interesting message here from Woody Peake. Is it correct, Woody Peake, and you have to type something in to let me know, yay or nay, that your, you and them and missus Peake are having an early celebration of your upcoming silver wedding anniversary. Is that correct? And by the way, what is silver?
Is that twenty years, Eric? Is it twenty five for silver? I think it is. Yes.
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I think it is. '25.
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Not not forty. Forty forty five years or 2025. I can't remember what it is. Silver. So alright. So this silver this there's loads and there's one for every year and the paper after a year. I quite like paper. That was quite good. But I didn't know that I got into all that kind of stuff. But is it? Yeah. Cheap one. One year in. It's only paper. And then it goes up tin or something. And you get all sorts of sort of tut and then it gets onto the cool stuff. Well, if Silver's twenty five, congratulations, Mr. Peake and to Mrs. Peake, well done.
So I don't know what you mean by an early celebration. I don't know what that means, frankly. I'm just assuming there's lashings of wine. There might be lashings of wine. So, and why not? Why not indeed? Yes. Do you want to talk about anything serious, Eric? Let's talk about race, shall we? Should we talk about immigration? Shall we talk about Right. Shall we have a little chat about mister Starmer's speech? Now I did send it to you. I know you tried to read it, but obviously you weren't too ill. You weren't too ill when you when you saw it.
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The sick bag is well, I did it wasn't big enough. I need a sick bus bucket, actually. I think, the bag just filled up too quickly.
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Yeah. I mean, the the guy just basically yeah. I know. It's a brilliant picture. What a what a striking, handsome suit that is. There's something inside it, but the suit looks great. And, so he get he gave this speech on Monday. It's just complete nonsense and madness. Everybody's just falling about laughing because he didn't really mean a word of it. Somebody's obviously putting put him up to it. We'll just I will read the first two paragraphs. I think that's about as much as we need. It's only to set the tone. We're not going through the whole thing. It was twenty minutes of, you know it's just he says, good morning. Today I wake up no. I can't do that. I'm gonna have to practice getting a Kierstine accent. The right paper on education.
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All of that monikers. I start sorry.
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I'll I'll read it out as if I'm actually a grown up as opposed to this as a it says, today we publish a white paper on immigration, a strategy that is absolutely central to my plan for change. Oh, it's nothing to do with those, but it's central to his. And why is it always plans for change? Why why can't be a plan for return to what works as opposed to changing things all the time? This isn't this thought of this Obama nonsense. We're gonna change things. It's all about progress and change. There isn't any. You look back and you're I don't know what you're talking about. You should not be allowed to use these words. They will have to change something because, you know, that's their holy mission. If I change this thing, it's all gonna get better. He goes on. He says, this strategy will finally, oh, relief everyone, take back control of our borders. Yippee.
And close the book on a squalid chapter of our politics, our economy, and our country. You oaf. He goes on. Let's just do the second paragraph. It's just remarkably stupid. He goes, take back control. Everyone knows that slogan, well, I do, and what it meant for immigration or at least that's what people thought. Because what followed from the previous government starting with the people who used that slogan was the complete opposite. Between 02/2019 and 02/2023, even as they were going around our country telling people with a straight face they would get immigration down, net migration quadrupled until in 02/2023 it reached nearly 1,000,000, which is about the population of Birmingham, our second largest city. That's not control, it's chaos and it goes on in a similar vein.
And in fact, I'll stick the link in the rumble chat for all those of you just can't get enough of his purple prose and his sincerity in writing. There you go. I've just whacked it into into rumble. Absolute complete blithering,
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you see, I get going with the adjectives, Eric, and I'm already running out of them. It's the Frank Spencer, isn't he? It's it's Some Others Do Have them. It's Frank Spencer's star? Mhmm. Oh, Betty. We've had a bit of trouble with immigration. You know? Yeah.
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I've got problems with the immigration.
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Yes. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. By trouble, but it's all about change. Is he is he talking about his menopause or something? You You know, I wonder whether they're on about menopause.
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Perhaps Yeah. But I don't think he's a man, isn't he? He's not a man. He's a he's a man on pause trying to become a man. I don't know about a menopause. I mean, he's not really a man, is he? No. Why is he? No.
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He's simply You know? But, but that that picture of it, I mean, it it it just it just sums it up, doesn't it? Yeah. Oh, yeah. I I feel a little bit uncomfortable standing here. Oh, dear. I just thought,
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excuse me. Is flatulence supposed to be lumpy?
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Oh, dear. Yeah. That's the sort of expression he's got on his face, isn't it? But he just looks exactly a complete dork.
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It is. He looks as though he looks as though he's having problems with his hemorrhoids, doesn't he? Yeah. And, and let's face it. If he isn't, he's the sort of man that we wish was having trouble with his hemorrhoids, seriously. And speaking of which Hemorrhoids. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. No. No. No. It's okay. There was a, a comment in the chat saying that Starmer was in Albania today talking about smashing the gangs. He's going person he's personally gone out there in that suit to start smashing the gangs. I mean, it's just, we can't do this forever. Actually, we probably could. Yeah. Smashing the gangs. Did he wet himself? Oh, I've wet myself again. It's frightening.
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It's okay. I do the best one when you see him with all these tough army blokes dressed up as a as a squatty. Yeah. Classic. Oh, no. These guns, they're dangerous. They could hurt someone. Every health and safety here, we should have it in the army.
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Yeah. No. Well, I mean, actually, XO mentions here as well. He was the one thanks, XO, for the the shout out about Albania. We can't keep up with the globe trotting exploits of this wizard of peace, mister Stammer. Exo goes on to say, not mentioning the 230,000 fake Albanian migrants we have in England right now. These numbers are getting they've always been alarming because they're based on an idea that's completely and utterly not required. I think it's to do you know, I've heard some of the I heard a criticism of Starmer. I don't know what was some bint from Clyde Cloud Cymru or whatever it is that Welsh thing. I only call her a bint because the comments were just they were half good and half stupid. She was she accused him, she said, you know, are we supposed to take this seriously?
You know, it's as if the Prime Minister's I'm paraphrasing, right? As if the Prime Minister's speeches have been formed by whatever he heard in the last focus group the that he attended. And it does have that impact of a guy completely as a puppet on a string, really. I mean, it does come across he made a very sort of rude remark to her. He said, well, you know, something along the rubbish that comes out of the right honorable lady's mouth or something, which was just beyond the pale. He's tactless. He can't even insult people without coming across as an oaf, which he is. And, well, he is. I mean, he's just ridiculous. But this is what happens when you've decided that you've to allow yourself to become a puppet a puppet of these things.
I mean, the whole idea this communication space around this is complete madness because that woman who pointed that very salient point out also couched her whole pitch along the lines of the prime minister has basically been very sympathetic to other people but now he's talking about putting borders around and this that and the other, you know, and that we're a nation divided. All of that language that she used was all incorrect. People just can't use language properly or they're using it intentionally, stupidly to maintain this confusion. And although there are some good things on the radio and the TV, I mean I'm sort of pedantic, I'm becoming pedantic Paul as I get older. If you're using the wrong words in the wrong order, no one's gonna have a clue what to do to sort anything out. There's an assumption, don't you think, Eric, that basically we've just got to sort out this migration mess.
That that's the frame the way it's framed, the context is, well, there's migration you see and we've just got to get in control of it. But the actual question is, why is there any at all? Why has there ever been any at all? Any? At the question,
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I mean, at election times, you never see MPs. Now that that you don't never see candidates come around the door at all. I haven't seen a candidate come around the door for ages. But Yep. The question I have for them is two questions. One, do you believe in democracy? They go, oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Could you give me the precise date, or possibly the decade when, we got the vote to allow mass immigration, please. And they run off. Because if it's a democracy, it's all we should've we should've we should've voted for it, but we never did.
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Never got the chance to vote. Well, we've never even it's never even been put out there, has it, as a topic worthy of our view.
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That's right.
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Apparently, when we We have a vote any view that you and I would have. Yeah.
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Keith took us in in 1973, but there's no vote on it. No? That's all.
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No. So, you know, like yeah. Like, when the media are doing these things, this sort of drama outrage stuff. Right? You hear it from everybody. Well, this is terrible and all that kind of stuff, and he's complete I mean, you know, we're echoing part of it here. I'm aware of this. I've got sort of one eye on myself as I'm sort of ending up like a sort of we end up talking like a news channel. But you've got to really watch it because you're just buying into the general agreement which is, yeah, if we just all shout a bit louder or I make some points or I hit the lectern harder than the other guy, somehow I will have won the argument. But the bottom line is nothing changes because no one's addressing the context which is bogus.
It's utterly That's right. It's a totally bogus concept of allowing anybody into your nation, whatever nation it is, allowing people into your nation who are of a different race, of a different culture, many of a different religion, which is absolutely fine. There's not no one can help that. It's not as if we're oh you shouldn't have been born that way'. This is life. This is the way it's always been and it always will be. But as I've mentioned repeatedly and and obviously, we need to keep I feel the need to keep saying this thing to try and find some way to get the point across more fully is it's completely surplus to requirements. Nature didn't design it that way in the first place or am I wrong about that? I mean, in other words, were you born, Eric, into a place that just had all these different people in it with all this sort of polyglot culture and everything's just great? I don't know anybody that was born into a space like that ever. Correct. Yeah. You you you're right.
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But this thing is is that they've got this incredible, propaganda where if you go against what they say, you're a hateful person. You have hate speech. Well Mhmm. Yeah, I found the complete opposite is reverse speech. Because the people that are accused of hate speech are generally the kindest people. Because I respect people's culture, and I respect people from overseas and other and other places. That's what makes the world go round. And as I've often said, if you went to South Africa to see the Zulus, you expect to see their tribal dancing and all that. Marvelous. You wouldn't go there and expect to see a Scottish Highland jig because it's multicultural, would you? No. Someone just got the right to Scotland to see that. And it's disrespect for people's culture.
This and and that's what it is. And it's also you, to say that our culture is not, much and we should actually embrace other people's culture is urinating on the grays around our ancestors, especially the ones that fought in both world wars. That is the greatest insult they can give us.
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That's that's the way I look on it. Well, it is. But I mean, they insulted that generation anyway by pitching them into wars that were completely unnecessary. And now, we as their children and grandchildren are being insulted again, and our children and grandchildren will also be insulted. This attitude as it were, the Gordon Brown in the cab attitude is permanent with these people. It's just permanent. And the thing about race is, it's just an extension of your family. So what they say if you say that you're a racist and it all depends how people want to define I know what it means. I know the connotation of it and, I've heard it about four or five times on the radio even this week. Well, you know, this is like being a racist and everything. No one even stops and goes, what does that mean? Never. What's the point of having these conversations when people are using words all mangled up? Well, the reason they use them all mangled up is that they don't want to be seen to be stupid, I suppose, in the moment. I don't know what that means, but someone should say, what does that mean?
Please explain it to me. Give me your definition of what it is. So, you know, we if a nationalist is someone that loves their nation, is it not the case that a racist is someone that loves their race? I'm gonna suggest that it is. I know it's not used in that way. Right. So, Eric, you were in a family once. Yeah? Mhmm. Yes. You probably still are. And did you love your family?
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Yes.
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Yes. And did your parents love the family that they built with you in it? Did they love it? Right. Yes. And hopefully, that's true of the vast majority of people in family. Now just because you love your family, does that mean you hate all the other families in the street?
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Spot on. No. It doesn't. Are you a familyist?
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Are you a familyist? Oh, you're a familyist, are you?
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All familyist.
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Yes. Yes. Yeah. That's right. Oh, yeah. I am. Yeah. You mean that you love your own family more than other people? Yeah. I do. Should I not do that?
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Well, that's common, isn't it? Because you love the state before your own family. And Of course. Communist China, some provinces, you were not allowed to marry, unless the, special bureau or what it was, they would choose a partner for you because love didn't come into it. So, you you know, you've reached a certain age and there was a a lady that they selected for you, and that was it. Yep. You got you got me married whether you liked it or not.
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Totally right. No. I didn't mean that.
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Yeah. And that's what they that's what they did in communist China because you were there to reproduce for the next and the state took the child away and indoctrinated it, and that was it. That was your your your your function.
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So, yeah. I mean, I'm re I'm I'm I'm taking some of this on the family stuff from some notes written by Eli who may be joining us. I haven't I haven't seen him and he may not. You don't know because he's, he's got some challenges. So if he turns up, that'd be great. But, you know, so somebody in the family, traditionally, of course, the father provides for it. Yeah? Provides for the family. That's it used to be like that. I know it's kind of all falling apart rapidly because of all these pressures that they brought to bear, but let's just stick to that older story that it used to be like that. He doesn't go around and provide for all the other families, does he? Your dad didn't. Precisely. My dad didn't. No. Oh, yeah. So what is it? Does he hate him then? Why is he not providing for all those other ones as well? Now this is the what they do with race. If you just translate, just hop it over and expand it out, they're saying, what are you doing? Look after all these other people, you're a racist. Of course not. Is it my job to do that? The implication is that it is. The assumption in all these communications, like the hidden agreement, that they're all saying is, yeah, it's Whitey's job to sort out everybody. Everybody can come and live where he lives and she lives and they can get all this stuff for nothing and you must keep doing this because what is it? Is it called white guilt over what? I don't feel guilty about a thing. But our political class have obviously been bent over a barrel with this or whatever they've been bent over.
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Don't you think? Well, you're you're you're spot on because when you look at it, when you look at the atroc, alright, there were atrocities that went on. There wasn't very nice things. It it was all done by the higher ups. The average person on the ground, had nothing to do with it. It was the ruling class, the hidden hand, the people you don't see. And Yeah. When and that is the thing. And this guilt thing, it's all similar to well, it comes from the Frankfurt School. Yes. It does. Because after World War two, the Frankfurt School who wrote relocated, obviously, from Frankfurt to America, and they were they were communist, but they were welcomed with open arms to America.
They advised, America on the deep what they called the, inverted commas, the denazification of Germany. And they claimed that, the German people as a whole have got to feel guilty. They got to show feel extreme guilt. And they hyped it up and hyped it up and hyped it up so that now we got a German German race of people that hate Germany. And that's what they did. And this is what So I mean, when you think about it, any nation get you to Yeah. Yeah. They trying to get us to hate our own environment.
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It's it's very much it's those aspects of that period of history more than the military side that I find much more engaging because those issues are long standings. They go they go back thousands of years and they're with it's the one that's been dealt to us right now. It's the way that we're being manipulated right now. So if you look at Germany in that period, one of the things the impression I certainly get from a distance someone no doubt could say say no Paul, you've got it all wrong, but there's certainly the impression I get is that families were very very important in the constitution of the nation because they are. It's not a debatable thing. It's literally nature says this is the structure and people love their families. So what they're saying is oh you can't love your family and it taps into what you just said a few moments ago that that's one of the drives of communism is to destroy the family so that you get these, what they call it, atomless, rudderless people easily controllable by the state.
This agglomeration of bureaucrats and technocrats who are basically after, you know, maintaining their position of wealth and power and influence because that's the game that they like to play and they don't really care how many pawns get blown up or whatever. It's not of any real consequence to them. So all these threads come to bear. No one do you think we're ever likely to hear any of our politicians in the House of Commons have a discussion
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about something like this? It's not I mean, I'm being No. Facetious when I say it really. It's not gonna happen, is it? It's like they get to talking about usury. You won't find them talking about usury because they know they'll end up in a wooden overcoat. Mhmm. It it it this is why it's just a huge control mechanism. They're they only survive, through ignorance. And they have the best PR consultants and the best, social engineers our money can buy. That's how they survive. Otherwise, they wouldn't last five minutes.
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I know. It's the average man getting involved in the in the discussion about race that I'm particularly keen on. But it's bit of a challenge, isn't it? Because I and this is why I listen to some of these mainstream radio things. I mean I mentioned it before with the call ins from people to find out where their phraseology is which is a great indication of where they're allowing themselves to take their own thinking, which is generally not that far. Because you know the the the sort of hidden ring fencing that's laid in by the media is not detected by the audience. You just go, well, oh you couldn't possibly talk about that. Hang on, why? Why can't we talk about that?
Who says you can't talk about it? Well, the government. You're you're inciting racial hatred. I mean, this is just it's it's a madness.
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Look up the Keldenhove Kalergi plan. The Keldenhove Kalergi plan, this chap, Keldenhove Kalergi, he was a bit of a mixture. He was part Japanese and I'm not sure the other half. Was it German? Austrian, I think. Austrian. Sorry. Yeah. And he wrote a book, which name escapes me because I'm having a senior moment.
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In Practical Idealism,
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it was called. That's the one. Yes. Yeah. And his plan, he was the founder of the EU. He was one of the founding fathers of it.
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Mhmm.
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He died, I think, in 1972, '70 '3, something like that. And he, he wanted to destroy the European race. He said, you know, he did he did not want Yes. He did, actually. Yes. Yeah.
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He did. No. No. Apart from that, it was quite a nice bloke. You know? I mean He was lovely. He used to give his mother flowers and that. He was like a brother to me. He was great. Yeah. He was quite Yeah. But he did want to wipe out the white rice. Oh, yeah. He did wanna do that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was a nice man. He was cruel, but kind. Yeah. Cudenhof Kalergi. Yes. Sorry. But what I don't I'm channeling Monty Python sketches there, but it's difficult for me not to at certain times. But, yes. Yeah. He was a disease. Very, very bad. I've
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I've had a rash. It's called Coogan. Went to the doctor. He told me you've got Coltonhoven
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calergi. But got You've got the calergi. It's like the calergi, but it's the calergi, and it's worse. Yes. Precisely. It's worse. Yes. It's it's very, very bad type of calergi. It really is. Yeah. I think, all of these I don't know. It's the self censoring for most normal people that's tricky. No one everyone's terrified of being called a racist. Well, they wouldn't be if somebody actually said hang on Can we just provide the meaning of this word? Of course, we know that what it's been invoked specifically to only be targeted at one race of people. White people. That that's why no other race considers themselves because the way it's framed in the mainstream media worldwide as as if they could possibly be a racist.
According a racist is simply a white person who wants to be left alone. Actually, this is not allowed. With any It's not allowed. You can't do that.
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Well, that's right. It's just similar with that. But have you noticed there's a huge psyop going on at the moment? Mhmm. They wanna silence people. So what they're doing now, they are yes. They are. The police are going in and taking old age pensioners, for questioning and arresting them because they said something naughty on, social media. Yes. That's happening. But I think a lot of it's being hyped up. Why? Because it's terrifying. Loads of other people were saying thinking, I better not say anything. I might get arrested. And Yeah. I wonder whether that's put gone through your mind as well because a lot of them, you think, looks a bit acted to me.
A lot of our genuine, yes, but as long as they look a bit acted.
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Well, I think that that's the stuff. That kind of group thought stuff is the bit that's really scary. I actually think it's going on with those in the political class right now. I think they're getting terrified of the fact that people have woken up to their incompetence. Let's just call it that. It may be willful incompetence in many cases. I don't really know. It may be even more scary that they just literally are so plain stupid or so plain self centered, which seems highly likely, that they are actually indifferent to the outcomes of the sorts of supposed lines of thinking and policies that they suggest. They can't they just can't do it. Like, you know, what's that thing? Pathological altruism. Bit of a mouthful but it simply means you decide to be altruistic to other people to such a degree you are going to kill yourself in the process of doing it. This is apparently taps into some sort of ennobling thing. Apparently, this is a good thing. You've been given a life, there is. There's kind of a hidden command here. Oh, no, we must be seen. I must be seen to be the most helpful person in this group and anybody that's stopping me being helpful, they're evil.
This is how it goes. I mean, it just gets so totally out people can't get things into proportion. Like when I heard this woman talk, it's as if and I think it's the assumption. I seem to notice it more in lady MPs than I do in male one but maybe I'm mistaken. I've I've got a very small data bank to work on. But that's the impression I get but maybe that's the sort of impression a person like me would want to get. But they're always extending the hand of help to everybody as if it's infinite and limitless. And when you bring up the fact that veterans are sleeping in doorways, that girls are getting raped by Pakistani and Muslim rape gangs, almost primarily, when the number of crimes committed by so called migrants is of a much higher degree statistically than that committed by, you know, normal English types.
It's okay. Apparently, you're persona non grata. You can't raise that up. I mean, XO wrote here a little earlier on, thanks for this. British police stats for English crimes per 100,000, for British people 12. Same stats for Albanians, a 25 crimes per 100,000. Over 10 times the amount. Now, why why are people apologizing for this? It's really a structural stupidity. Why would people who are alien to our culture and see us acting like saps not take the view that they can take advantage of everything and and treat people in a terrible way because that's the way that they've been brought up? The main problem is locationism.
It's not about us having a view or a judgment of these other people, but the view and judgment that we can have, as I said before, is there's no such thing as multiculturalism. Didn't exist. In fact, I saw a thing supposedly on the BBC. I don't know if you caught the other day. I don't watch the BBC. It was a clip somewhere on Twitter that someone had put up a clip from them saying that they'd asked, I don't know, some people. I have no idea how big the the the polling numbers were, but they'd gone out maybe to several hundred or several thousand people. I don't know how many. And they'd asked them, do you think multiculturalism is working?
And 97% said no. And that was that. So that's it. That's the BBC saying, see we did address it but they don't reinforce it. This is so major, it's so important. What's the point of all these economic policies if everybody's miserable because they're being compelled to live their lives out with other people that are not right or wrong or good or bad, they're just on a different wavelength. What is the point of it? Well, we know what the point of it is. It's to demoralize us and to bring the the remnants of Western Christendom to the ground.
And part of the response has to be that the media have got to get tougher in terms of holding these people's feet to the fire and so do we. We've got to get our local MPs and start to make their lives as unpleasant as they are quite happy to make ours. This is basically what they're doing all the time. They're just creating intentionally. They are stupidly. They're just creating so much misery. It's all unnecessary. We can't fix anything if you've got I don't know. 700 people arrive by boat today or something. 700. I mean, it's just and they what do we do to turn them around? I'm going, let's see. In the nineteen sixties when I was a lad in the nineteen seventies when I was a teenager, there was no talk about this because someone would be out in a boat, they'd blow them out of the water or they're just gonna get lost. So it's to do with some underhand coke deal that they've got with the French because that's where they come from and we trace the line back.
It's not as if there's any one particular nation responsible for causing it. This is kind of a group undermining, you know, this interdependence lark that they're always on about. Well, you've got to do this because we did that and all that kind of stuff. And in the end, you're not in control of your own borders. So for him to say, we're gonna get in control of it. How are you gonna do that, Kier, when you've signed all these agreements with these other people and they're gonna chop your what's left of your testicles off, you know, if you go against it?
He he hasn't got any power. He hasn't got any. He's just pretending that he does, and everybody pretends that he does as well, and it's kind of like a group madness, surely. The prime the prime minister is the governor of the Bank of England. That that that that that's what,
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the facts of the matter is. The government but Starmer can't do anything unless he phones up, like, the the government of Bank of England.
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This is true.
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And that's what that, ex prime minister said, wasn't it? What was her name?
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Oh. Betty.
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Betty. Oh, hello, Betty. You know?
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Oh, yeah. Look. Because you've forgotten her name, I have. It would've just I'm just looking at she's blonde, isn't she? Oh. Yes. Alright. Well, come someone in chat. Put us out of our misery. We're turning into an old couple of farts. It's ridiculous. What is what's her name? Come on. For for names.
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I really have. But when you look at, the things like drugs now I was talking to somebody today about drugs. Some of the worst you look at these drug cartels, and The person I was talking to is saying, yes. Do you realize the government runs them? Because when you look at
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Liz Truss. Liz Truss. Put me at the moment. I had to put myself sorry. Sorry for interrupting. I was going crazy there. Yeah. It's okay. Please carry on. My attitude is government is mafia. Nothing more than that. They're stealing money from us to to to
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and when you look at things like drug racketeering, I I'm sure the government are behind these, people coming in on their boats. They're making money out of it. They are just absolutely corrupt. And I think it was Henry Ford that said about banking. If people knew the truth about the banking industry, there'd be a revolution before tomorrow morning. He respond Mhmm. % true.
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Well, there might be, Eric. I know I'm I come across the most negative I hate even talking like this. Mhmm. But things that are going on right now are more input than should be required to get people to kick off. Seriously. Yeah. And I'm including myself here. No. None of us can make they've got us stitched down in a certain way. There's the implication of things and their degree of psychological control is considerable. It works in very subtle ways. You know, just trying to get people to say the word racist is difficult. They want to say it. Well Oh, you can't say that. Actually, it You know. Enslaved us.
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That's the thing. They financially enslaved us. People are frightened of losing their jobs because they won't be able to pay their mortgage. Yeah. They are. Yep. They've they're very clever. And slave as I often said, slavery was never abolished. It's just been redefined. That's all. We're still slaves to chasing Danny Dollar. And that's that's that's basically it. People are too frightened. When people had nothing, yes, they would revolt because they got nothing to lose. But now we've got a population that's, obese, sits in front of the television, stuff stuff in their face with carbohydrates all evening.
Oh, yum yum. That's why I don't think oh, yeah. I should have carb carbohydrates.
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Yeah. I mean, we were talking about chocolate before the show, and I've just realized that my cupboards are bare when it comes to chocolate. I'm feeling a little bit less than, if you know what I mean. So yeah. You're right. That that we'll come to that theme afterwards. We're at the top of the hour here. You listen to Paul English live here on WBN three two four going out on multiple Rumble. We're also still existing and trickling along nicely on YouTube. We'll just keep trying things as we go. I haven't played this one for a little while. It's Van Morrison, and I can play Van Morrison because it never gets sort of black flagged by any of the copyright things. He's said about his music, you can just use it, which is well, top guy. Right? I mean, he's kind of long in the tooth and is probably doesn't need to worry about royalties too much, although I should imagine his publishers. Although, maybe he owns his own stuff. That's probably what it is. He probably owns it, doesn't he?
This, these this is lyrically on track with what we're talking about. I just did a quick check when I last played it and it's a long time ago. I think it's 02/2023, actually. This is Western Man and it's all about us, you sados. Actually, you know, you mighty warriors. But it's a good description of what's taking place. We'll be back after this.
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Western man has no plan since he became complacent. Stop believing in himself. Let others steal his rewards while he was dreaming. While he was dreaming, others were scheming, doing deals behind his back. Now Western man is adrift and under attack. What happened in between? Now there's no other bite of the cherry, unless he's prepared to fight. Start taken over the farm. Your tickets have taken over the fame house. Glad to stand meetings in the forest. Going back to the way it was. Now it just seems impossible. Well, some man has no plan.
He stole that while while he was dreaming. Over the wall. At the start meetings in the forest. Not going back, not going back to the way it was. Western man has no plan. Could see, became complacent, stop believing in himself, and let others steal his rewards while he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. Others were scheming. Scheming while he was dreaming.
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[01:03:46] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you everybody for listening to WBN three two four Talk Radio and on Rumble and wherever you may be picking up the show. This is Paul English Live. We're here every Thursday 8PM to 10PM in The UK, maybe a bit longer. 3PM to 5PM, maybe a bit longer. New York US Eastern Time. I'm here with Eric. We're slightly slightly different structures to the show today, intentionally so. We've given Patrick and Paul the date off or the afternoon off for them because I'm playing around with formats and looking at expanding the number of shows and sort of retrimming things. So it might be a bit sort of mayhemical. I don't know if that is a word but I just made it up, over the next few weeks as we as I look to sort of restructure things and what we do here with all this kind of stuff. Anyway, jolly good lyrics in that song, I thought, Eric. I don't know if you caught them, but I thought they were they were pretty good. I caught Yes. Speaks to our situation very well, I thought. Yeah. Yes.
And just looking in here, there was a comment from,
[01:04:44] Unknown:
Billy's Billy's he's got I didn't realize that about the copyright, though.
[01:04:49] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, actually, what's happening, you know, I, regular listeners, will know that I I play tunes here and they're carried fine over WBN three two four on the radio networks. It's not really a problem with them. But because the show's recorded, it gets automatically distributed to multiple podcast platforms, Eric. Doesn't one? So we send them out. One does one's best in the face of all this technical buffoonery and complexion and, complexity, I should say. And, Spotify, which is quite a big platform, handles podcasts, which is great. And, the site, for this show on Spotify looks pretty spiffing, I have to say. I threw some graphics in and it just dresses it all up and, you know, you get it all looking quite slick for a while. But, unfortunately, they're a little bit keen on the old copyright stuff. So, when when the files go through, they write back to say, you're in breach of this and, we're gonna pull your show. So I just pulled loads of them because they had these songs in. It'll be interesting to know whether they pull this one. I'm not planning to put anything else that's a little bit edgy. Although, we could put, the Marrakesh Car Wash song or whatever it was called, we could put that in. You know? That would probably blow a gasket and get the the show kicked off. I understand. I'm not moaning about it. Is a brat.
Yeah. Whatever. You know? Yeah. I think so. I don't mind. I don't I I understand that they've gotta do it. It's just such a panickety world, though. You just think, in this in this music, just as much hours now as the musicians. They've been around for four years. You know, we're only playing it once to a small audience. No. No. No. What about 1940?
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Because I think
[01:06:30] Unknown:
You still there? You've gone all stuff in the thirties. Oh, you disappeared for a bit. You're back. You've disappeared. Can you hear can you hear me, Eric? You're kind of you've faded. You've disappeared on the mic somehow. Please say something.
[01:06:52] Unknown:
Yeah? I'm still here. I'm still speaking.
[01:06:56] Unknown:
Yeah. I'm still speaking. We can hear you now. You and you trouble connecting.
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This is often caused by an in unstable Internet connection. If you're on Wi Fi, try plugging in to your router or moving closer. This should also be a browser issue. This could be an also browser. Try using Chrome if this continues.
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Blowing a rock You're back. At Bill Gates. So there we go. You're back. You just had an Internet moment. You just had a connectivity moment. That's all it is. Yeah? It's okay. Yes. Well, we can hear your beautiful dulcet tones once more. Do you think I need counseling for it? Yes. Yes. I think so. I think they should be. Yeah. Because it's quite emotionally distressing, isn't it? Probably do some compensation, really. Probably. I say is. Probably do a bit of money for that, I think.
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Fortis, as a copyright.
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Yeah. It is. Yes.
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Yes. Well, I'm still
[01:07:52] Unknown:
Tell you what, you're going in and out. You're going in and out like a yo yo. You're going in and out like a yo yo. Disconnect disconnect from the studio and re and re come in again. We've got overlap here. If hello. I walked
[01:08:05] Unknown:
in this room now. I'll crap myself.
[01:08:10] Unknown:
Eric, you've turned into a Dalek. You've turned into a Dalek. Can you hear me? So if you can hear me, just disconnect from the studio, refresh the page, and come in afresh. Come in new. I'll reboot. I right back. So you You don't need to reboot the whole system. You just need oh. Well, he does then. He's going off to reboot things. What a pity. Anyway, yeah. While Eric goes and puts his technical trousers on the right way round, let's just have a look at some of these comments here. There was, hopefully, it'll be back in the second or two. Billy Silbo wrote a little bit earlier. This was I think when we're just talking about the definition of words and things like this.
At the suggestion of racism, Billy writes, I like to ask them to define it for me. Yes, me too. Absolutely. This is the way. Just nice and calm. What do you mean by that? Its legs fall off at that point. Those leftards just refuse to engage further claiming moral high ground. I don't talk to waste. I know. They believe that they're actually got the upper hand but in fact, what they're doing there I know you don't need me to spell it out, but they're being violent. That's the violence of the left. I mean it's the violence of anybody that does that. When people refuse to engage particularly over a contentious issue or something that requires a little bit of deft thought, always a desperate challenge for most people, they will often do that. They'll pull the shutters down and it the reason it's violent is that it's destroying the moment. It actually removes any opportunity as everybody can see for you to get to some point of not even agreement but clarity. At least you might have a shared understanding. Well, I fundamentally disagree with your view but at least we understand what we're both looking at right now. But when someone's using it in us in one particular way and you don't buy into their definition or vice versa, you can see there's a bit of a problem.
It's a major problem actually. In fact, nearly all ruckus', you know, kick off fundamentally by a disagreement over the way language is being used so that people really don't understand one another because they think you're supposed to fit into their context. And what we're trying to do is just find out what their context is. And that is the disappointing thing with all of this, I would suggest. That most people are not able really to sort of engage on this level in any particular way. Eric, are you back with us? Are you are you are you Dalek free?
[01:10:32] Unknown:
Yes. Hopefully, I'm not Dalek free. It took a bit of time to get back. Oh, thank you. I mean, it's no. It took ages to come back. I don't know what the hell's going on, but, someone in chat said that their Internet connection often has a Biden moment. So I think that's quite a nice statement. Oh, yes. My Internet at a Biden moment.
[01:10:54] Unknown:
Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. No. Well, you're okay. You sound great now. Just a quick brief sometimes things just get clogged up, don't they, a bit like your nose, and you just need to blow it. So That's right. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. It's fine. That's great. Good to have you back, actually. I haven't spoken to you in ages. Good to be back. Yeah. I haven't spoken for a long time, have we? But No. Actually, I think that my my view is we've got to use humor,
[01:11:18] Unknown:
Not to as a destructive weapon to to to to to to put but the only people we put down is the ruling elite. That's what we use our humor for. And I think that we should change when you're you you have an offensive word being a being thrown at you, you misinterpret it deliberately and come back at an angle that the person who's being abusive to you doesn't expect. So we were talking about this earlier today, weren't we? I don't know where how far we want to look at this. Yes. But, you know, I won't go too deeply into it, but, you know, just agree with them. You know? You're a racist. Yes. Yes. You're this. Yes. Yes. Pleased to meet you. And just Yes. I'm a racist, and so is my wife.
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Yes. Everybody in my street, we'd love it. I thought, you know, racism for fun and profit.
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You know? Have you got racism for toast? A little pamphlet.
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Yeah. A little pamphlet which is so dot dot dot you want to be a racist, and you've got a picture of some nice happy smiling cheery person on the front. Happy race. Or a family of a family of Butlins. Racist at Butlins. That's great. Yeah. We're all racist. You might as well just take it on board. Yeah. Yeah. You know? Oh, yeah. I'm a racist. Is that is that a problem? Of course it's a problem. It's awful. Why? Why is it awful? It means you hate other people. No. It doesn't. It doesn't mean that. I'd tell you who took took,
[01:12:43] Unknown:
made a lot of sense was Muhammad Ali. Now Muhammad Ali, I don't think that his problem he had was brought on naturally. I think the powers that be did that to him as punishment because he was getting so outspoken. And Yep. Especially when he's on Michael Parkinson show. He came out he he had a good sense of humor, but he also when he was serious, he was really serious. And he came up with some very, very good ideas.
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Do you Eric, do you want to be my new lead in manager? Because it's so amazing that you should mention that because I know. Isn't it amazing? I haven't played this in years Sick what? And I dug it up. I haven't played this clip in years and I've got it here, so we're gonna play it. So many of you will be familiar with it but you can't hear this often enough because Muhammad Ali absolutely nails it for his people and therefore gets respect. You don't have to demand it. He just gets it because he's telling the truth. That's how it works in my book. Right? You got oh, you've got to respect well, not if you're talking shit. I can't. Sorry. Excuse my French. I probably just got fired for that. But you can't. Anyway, this is an interview. I think it's about 1972, is it? Something like that? Seventy one, two, or '3. It's when he's at the peak of his powers, Muhammad Ali. He's just come back from Vietnam and just had a few smash ups with Joe Frazier or something, and him and Parkinson had a series of interviews. This is three and a half minutes long, and every point that he mentions just nails it on. Here we go.
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And another thing, when you say integration, it comes on in a marriage too. Right? All been together. Right. Sure. And I'm sure no intelligent white person watching this show, no intelligent, white man in his or her right white man want black boys and black girls marrying their white sons and daughters, and in return, introducing their grandchildren as half brown, kinky haired black people. I will I would I won't object to that. Well, you wouldn't, but a lot of them would. But I'm sure a lot of people would know. Is this the point? What I'm trying to say is this. What I'm trying to say is this. You don't have it. You say you don't, but you don't have it. You really ain't gonna have it. You're on the show, and you gotta say that. But what No. That's that's that's not true. Why would you wanna do that? Because because I don't I don't think I'm any different from you, you see. Yeah. We yeah. We're much different. I mean, I think society has made us different. Know we are different. If we're all together But society has made us different. No. Not society. God made us different. No. No. We're just human beings. He made all of us. We all listen. Bluebirds fly with bluebirds.
Redbirds wanna be with redbirds. Listen. Listen. Tell me when I'm wrong. Pigeons wanna be with pigeons. Tell me when I'm wrong. Intelligence. Well, when we must well, we should have they don't have intelligence, but yet they stay together. We should have more intelligence than them. Right? Yeah. Buzzards are with buzzards. Bluebirds are with bluebirds. They all are birds, but they've got different cultures. The eagles like to hang out in the mountains. The buzzard like to fly around the desert. What the The bluebird like to fly around the trees. The buzzard problems, a buzzard mating with a sparrow, wouldn't there? What? The buzzard Right. Right. And we have the problems too. No. But I don't see I don't see I don't see no black and white couples in England or America walking around proud holding their children.
That's because society going out. That's that's society's fault. I mean, so but, I mean, we gotta educate people around it. Well, life is too short for me to be ready, catching hell for something like that. I'd rather go and be my own. I have a beautiful daughter, beautiful wife. They look like me. We're all happy, and I don't have no trouble. Ain't I ain't that much in love with no woman to go through all that hell. Ain't no one woman that good. You understand? I understand. Yeah. I just I do understand. I understand. I think it's I think it's sad that that Then it ain't sad because I want my child to look like me. Every intelligent person wants his child to look like him. I'm sad because I wanna bite out my race and lose my beautiful identity. Chinese love Chinese. They love the little slanted out pretty brown skinned babies. Pakistanis love their culture. Jewish people love their culture. A lot of Catholics don't want to marry them Catholics. They want the religion to be stayed the same. Who want to spot up yourself and kill your race?
You you a hater of your people if you don't wanna stay who you are. You shame what god made you? God didn't make no mistake when he made us all like we were. I think that's a philosophy of despair. Despair. I do. There ain't no despair. I think Number one, can't no woman let me tell you something. No. I'll tell you. Listen. No woman on this whole earth, not even a black woman in Muslim countries can please me and cook for me and socialize and talk to me like my American black woman. No woman, at last as a white woman, can really identify with me and my feelings and the way I act and the way I talk. And you can't take no Chinese man and give him no Puerto Rican woman and hollering about we in love and you emotionally in love and physically, but really they're not happy because she's gonna hear some Puerto Rican music, he's gonna hear some Chinese music, and they're gonna be clashing all the time.
It's just nature. You can do what you want, but it's nature to want to be with your own. I wanna be with my own. I love my people. That's why I hate nobody.
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So Wow. Difficult Wow. Difficult to fault anything he says. Right?
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I I Don't you think it amount of respect for him. I really do. Amazing plan.
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He was? I thought he was gonna say. Yeah. Well, it was a natural leader of his people. Whatever you might think about, it's none of our damn business. Do you it's not our business. Right? It's it's his business, and he was saying my business is with my people and your business is with yours. Parkinson, of course, was pathetic. Even the most pathetic Yorkshireman ever. I I'm sorry to tell you all that that he came that we were born in the same county, but it's really atrocious. I mean, he had his good moments with certain things, but I I always found him to be smarmy, slightly sycophantic.
Of course, he became the champion of the chat shows. He was a good journalist in many ways. But on this point, he's so out to lunch, but that's because of the liberal indoctrination times that he was a part of. And being in the media, he's I'm not maybe I'm making an excuse for him. I don't mean to. But you can see why he would talk like that and he wasn't alone. I don't think we're any different. You fool. It's in front of your eyes. Yeah. It's like saying God made a mistake by making us all different, you know. And the fact that Muhammad Ali addresses God and the creator in this is very important because that takes us into the realm of truth and we're not gonna find any in the realm of man made laws.
Not much Because it's all for manipulative advantage. All of it. And then you end up with this, you know, Keith here talking to us, thinking that he's some elder statesman or some great leader and some great communicator. It's tragic how deluded and sad and inept and pathetic and low grade and useless they all are. Of course, reform is being lined up over here to recover the situation. What a load of horseshit.
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Oh. Good grief. They're I I I no. Did you get any leaflets through your letterbox from reform? Because I did. I've chucked unfortunately, I've chucked them all away now. It looked like a five year old designed it. It's the worst
[01:19:37] Unknown:
leaflet I've ever seen from a political party. Five year olds do some pretty good things every now and again, Eric. It's not the people that are in the party that I'm having a go at. In fact, I was thinking of actually going up to the local reform club or whatever it is to to find out the cut of their jib. I'm interested in sort of human interaction with people to find out what it is that's really making them tick, but I don't think I'm gonna be too surprised. What it is, it's, oh, this is going to save us. That'll be at the base of it. It isn't. People need to be brought and it's a very difficult thought, this. Please look back if you can. Think about all the governments that you've had to endure since, let's say, 1945 because the people around have had to endure all of them. They may be in the nineties now, but they've had to endure a lot of them. Please tell me when any of them ever did anything of substantial benefit to you at all without some massive cost or you've all got to contribute this. It's a permanent situation where we pay for their mistakes and everything they do from our, aims is a mistake. We don't need any of these things. Not any of these things. I don't I don't
[01:20:39] Unknown:
think the governments are making mistakes. They're doing exactly what they're doing. They're they're on track. They've done an absolute genius job Yep. Of destroying this country from within. So they're not making mistakes. They're just blaming onto us. And you look at what happens, that's a typical narcissist. A narcissist will always blame you for what they do themselves because it's taking the onus away from them. And governments are the most narcissist you could ever wish to think of. Yeah. When you look at a way our money is devaluing all the time, very few younger people now can afford to buy a house.
That's all been taken.
[01:21:20] Unknown:
Mhmm. And that threat, you see, that threat is playing all those human beings that dress up as policemen and think they're policemen are unaware of the fact that they've lost any respect that the British public may have had for the police force is has evaporated. This is also by design. This is extra this produces more anxiety because people now realizing that there isn't a reliance sort of insurance on the ground. The Bobby doesn't exist anymore. He's been phased out, intentionally so. Like, you know, all these little sort of no matter how sort of half hearted or pathetic we may have thought they were in the past, they existed. They were like little guardrails against things and just having a few of them is reassuring. They're all gone. That we don't actually have a police force worthy of the name, but they've got a lot of power and this is why they're bullying and doing all these terrible things to people over supposed hate speech. Because there it seems to me that the culture with inside the police force is chewed up. They're not sure of themselves and when any group whether they're politicians, the proles, that's you and me everyone, us peasants which is a nicer word. I I much prefer being called the pleasant peasant or something like or the unpleasant peasants. Fine as well, isn't it? So peasants, the, the police types and the politicians, whenever those groups feel as though they're getting out of control, they start to behave really badly.
And I think the political class is literally unhinged and I mentioned it here before, they are mentally unstable. Not because I'm just saying so. Just look at how they communicate, how they behave, what they think, how they think that we are believing them. The sad truth is that, unfortunately, a huge number of people do go along with it. I think there was a comment in chat about that, you know, someone had asked people and they just think, well, you got to go along with the government. Also, this interesting comment from Billy Silver. Because I want an answer to this, Billy. You've you've you've piqued my curiosity.
He writes, looking back on he says, looking back, Parkinson was, of course, a pathetic man. Yes. I do like. He was. What was it that Kenneth Williams called him? Do you know, Eric? What did Kenneth Williams called Michael Parkinson? Was that on it I don't know. I can just hear him say, oh, no. We can just hear Kenneth Williams saying something withering.
[01:23:37] Unknown:
Yes. Yeah. I don't know what he called him. All I do know yeah. I know this is a family show. I'll be very polite. I look on Michael Parkinson, as a kind of wet flatulence. I mean, he these talk show hosts, they're I don't know. It's something just empty about him.
[01:23:57] Unknown:
So I think I was captivated by him, actually, when I was a teen I was kinda captivated by him to a degree. Yeah. It was Saturday night. So I'm early teenage years. What is it? I'm 12, 30. That, he managed to talk to a lot of actors that were in what's called the golden age of Hollywood, you know, the forties and the fifties. Jimmy Stewart was on a few times. Some people hate Jimmy Stewart, but I'm not one of them. I I really like Jimmy Stewart. I'm not saying he's the best actor in the world, but I just find him very likable. And that'll do for me, you know. So apart from which he's in It's a Wonderful Life, which is one of the most wonderful films ever made. I know it's all that sentimental motion and schmaltz and everything, but it's got a great powerful meaning in it.
Again, you know, him devoting himself to his family means obviously he hated everybody else. Of course, he doesn't in the film. But and he had a Orson Welles on who got larger and larger with each subsequent interview. He's off the way, wasn't he? Yes. Yeah. He was. But, I mean, that that was one where, he asked him about I think it there's a clip. I don't have it here. I need to collect all these things up because they can be replayed in a couple of years' time as the show keeps moving through. I need a complete sort of archive of these things. I think he was talking to Wells, for him to define politicians. He was talking about what are politicians? He said, well, they're what I've always said. They said they're actors and they are.
The current one that we've got is absolutely useless. He wouldn't even get a a role in Coronation Street, would he? He's that bad. It's a joke. Or maybe he could play Benny in Crossroads. That this will be lost outside of The UK, but wasn't Benny I know I ever saw this. It wasn't Benny this sort of dopey guy with a beanie hat or something That's it. Yeah. And just yeah. He could maybe do that. He's probably ideally or he could yeah. They could do Some Mothers Do Have them, and he could reprise Michael Crawford's role.
[01:25:44] Unknown:
Well, he was to acting what what Cyril Smith was to Hangle, I think, in many ways, wasn't he, really? So, anybody remember Cyril Smith, you know.
[01:25:53] Unknown:
The pedophile, you mean? Cyril Smith, the pedophile. Yes.
[01:25:57] Unknown:
Yes. And, as reconciliation has just said in chat, James Stewart played the part of Charles Lindbergh, and he did a very good job of it. I think it's a '57 film. Right? '57? He did. Very good film that was. I've seen it several times. Yep. Jimmy because do you know that Jimmy Stewart was also in the American Air Force during the war and went on many bobbing missions and had a few close shaves? So he didn't, he wasn't kept out of the, the front line at all. He was right in the front line, and he became quite a senior rank in the American Air Force.
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He played Glenn Miller as well, didn't he, in the Glenn Miller story?
[01:26:41] Unknown:
Yeah. He's better he's better actually at Glenn Miller than Glenn Miller was himself, wasn't he, really?
[01:26:47] Unknown:
Yes. Glenn Miller had a very square head, didn't he? Very square, that head of Glenn Miller's. Very prominent brow. But yes. Yes. Yeah. No. He's been in some cracking fields.
[01:26:57] Unknown:
They written that they found that they've solved the mystery, haven't they, Glenn Miller? Because, it was, there was a bombing raid, and the target was covered in cloud. And there was an area in the channel where they used to drop their bombs before they could land because they'd taken all the priming pins out of that. It was a bit dangerous. I don't think you'd reprime them. And, his plane just happened an Norseman, I think it was, just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, and they're dropping their bombs. A drum bomb drops on it. And I think they may have located his plane in the channel somewhere because there was a lot of theories that he actually, lived. It was his death was faked, etcetera, etcetera.
[01:27:45] Unknown:
Oh, those stories. Yep. Yes. I think there's No. I'm not familiar with that, but, I mean, it's a typical story. They roll out for certain famous people. Yeah. He escaped or she escaped, and Michael Jackson's now running a karaoke bar in Thailand or something or whatever it might be. I mean, maybe he is. I don't know. Yeah. But I could make him up. I can make headlines up too. You could as well. We could all. We can all do that. Well, that's right. But I think that is it's a bit like, did mister h get to Argentina or not? I don't know whether he got to Argentina. No. But I think the No. Evidence is more that he didn't. No. But it's makes a good story, doesn't it? That he got there? I know mister Cooper, I forgot his first name. It was on Jeff Rentz, has made, you know, has devoted his life to proving all this kind of stuff. But I I think it all gets a bit tenuous. There are all sorts of reasons for it. You you have to assume so many things.
I mean, it may well be, you know, not just in that case that the, the black hand as it were, the deep state, the CIA or the foreigners of it, the OSS and MI five and all that, they're in a different world. They are in a different world and they do have the power through their ready and easy application of assassination violence and all sorts of other manners of bumping you off to be able to get their way or to act, you know, in the best interests of whoever wants them acting for them. And so they're able to disguise things. So, you know, if you assume that he did make it to Argentina, not that I do, then maybe covering it up wouldn't have been that difficult.
But I I just think that there is too many there's so much vested interest in having that story run for a bit and that there's always gazillions of different stories and alternative narratives that spring up. No doubt one of them is probably likely to be pretty close to the truth. Well But would it make too much difference even if you knew it? I don't know.
[01:29:33] Unknown:
The closest to the truth I mean, you got to ask why is it that Goebbels shot himself and his wife and these children were poisoned? Why do you do that if there was an an exit out? Mhmm. And the the other thing is that, I do believe that, that mister h and his missus, were thrown into a mass grave, and two people that looked like him were put into a false grave. I know that. I think that that is, that is a possibility. But I because they never found the bodies, and I think that his, close companions did that. So I do believe that he's buried in a mass grave somewhere along with, his, his wife, Eva.
So, that's my theory anyway. And but, you know, it's a it's quite good. And I mean, I think the funniest one was that he got away, the British got him away. Operation Winnie the Pooh. I couldn't stop laughing when I heard that one. And he went to Spain. Well, he and, who's the Spanish leader? What's his name? Franco, absolutely detested each other. Mhmm. And it and he wants mister h once said that he'd rather have his teeth extracted without anesthetic than meet Franco. So
[01:30:52] Unknown:
Nice. No. Nice. Actually, just whilst we're on this thing, Mer Bailey says that, gives the sharkhunters.com, which is Harry Cooper's site. An x o who's quite close to this, much closer to me, says that Harry is a lovely guy that wouldn't lie. His contacts from World War two are astonishing. They are. And he's a great listener when he's on with Rents regularly. I admire his work tremendously. I've not caught as much of it as I probably should. It's not a subject that draws me in full on. You know, the thing as people here probably know, the thing that fascinates me the most is the fact that they got so much right in the thirties, which I think is why the reason why it had to be removed from 1939 onwards.
Everything about it basically, was stressing many of the points that we talk about here. Of course, this means that I'm a Nazi. Now you're a Nazi, aren't you, Eric? We're all Nazis now, you know. Well, I've some
[01:31:46] Unknown:
Yeah. I've seen lots of toast this morning. You know? It's marvelous. Me too. Do you have any, Nazi marmalade?
[01:31:51] Unknown:
I did. Yes. I don't although I don't know. Did the Nazis have marmalade? I mean, if they didn't, they were missing out a right treat, weren't they? Is marmalade a uniquely English thing? I don't know. I was thinking of boiled oranges and things like this. It's just tremendous. I love it. You can never get it rough cut enough though, can you? It's always this jellified stuff. I hate that. I want all the lumps of the of the orange rind in there and everything. And I've started eating what's the bread I'm eating now? Is it sourdough bread? It is that, isn't it? Sourdough bread? Yes. Yes. I love it. Get sourdough. Because I don't bloat. It's it's bloatless. They should put it on the thing. Eat this bread, you will not get bloaty. All the other bread, you just go bloaty, you end up sort of like a barrage balloon. About twenty minutes after eating stuff, it just swells up inside you now.
[01:32:34] Unknown:
So That's what you have to do because apparently, I mean, if you look into the history of wheat, I don't get off another subject. But, it's not very good for humans. Wheat and sugar are two two poisons, basically. And that's why no. My goody goody. I don't eat any I try to avoid. I don't I don't always achieve this. Any wheat products and, even though I'm a chocoholic, sweet products. So that's it. But I've noticed here, Mar Bailey said, Adolf died a natural death 02/13/1962.
[01:33:07] Unknown:
Mhmm. So there we go. So maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. I don't know. Say some. Yeah. And maybe there's overwhelming evidence to prove that, but I'm unlikely to come across it because there are so many other things that are actually catching my attention more than that, to be quite honest. I'm not Well, that's right. Overly concerned about that. Know. No. Probably never know. That's the real Although, obviously, Harry Cooper says he does know, and he's I I would maybe I should contact him. It'd be lovely to have a chat. He could persuade me and bend my brain out of my ears and everything like that. But it's not a topic that I'm I'm feel naturally drawn to. I've been aware of it for years. I think Shark Hunt has been around as a website for a long time.
So I've kind of glanced at it, but it never kind of drew me in. It's it's not the war that's the, I mean, it is a key thing. It's obviously a major thing, but it is it's it's yet again this clearing of the decks. What's that phrase? I mentioned it last week. I think it's, you know, whenever things get out of control, the bankers start a war. That's really the gist of it, and I'm still fascinated with that. I was, well, I think I've mentioned here this book I've got floating around, Eric, called And Forgive Them Their Debts by Michael Hudson, two thousand and seventeen. And I've just scanned it and glanced it over the last four I think I got it about four months back, and I've got piles of books to get into. But it's now it's now in my paw of an evening. This is the one I'm about to go through, and I was reading some of it last night. It's absolutely it's fascinating. It really is. I mean, much of it, of course, is highly detailed stuff about Hammurabi and Babylon and the forgiveness of debts, but it's the human forces at play.
And the really, the war, you know, one key aspect of the war as it were between darkness and light, let's make it all Star Wars like, but that's the reason why these things are so effective, is that the creditor class, the people that have a bit more money than everybody else, left unchecked, will get it all. I think a good analogy would be like playing poker, not that I play poker, but it's a game of skill and psychological bluff and all that. It's much to recommend it, although it's played by maniacs who are quite happy to lose a hundred thousand dollars on a hand. But that's me, timid old little pauper, northern of me. I couldn't possibly do things like that.
But, if you sit down to play poker and you've got £10,000 and it's no limits Texas Hold'em, which means you can stick in what you want. And the guy on the other side of the table has got £300,000,000,000,000, right, just for starters, you might as well just give him your money now. There's no point even going through the farce of playing a game. And that's kind of the situation that we're in. This money power thing, it it surfaces in just about every crook and nanny, every nook and cranny of the way that we operate. And so it's that internal fight, I guess, to some degree that we've all got, and they're making it more difficult currently by raising the price of every single bill willy nilly. This is not a normal economy. No one's talked about supply and demand or the movement of prices in a sort of even semi rational way in the mainstream media for years.
It's just goofy. The whole thing's mad, of course, but it's designed to to be that way. Yeah. Yeah. Because nobody questions that,
[01:36:25] Unknown:
the price of bread stayed the same for a hundred years from Mhmm. Napoleonic wars to the early twenties. Yep. So it's over a hundred years. The price of bread was the same. It never it never changed. And, you know, it it it it Yeah. How it comes? And, I mean, usury is designed to just to remove your goods, to remove, it's it's it's a kind of which is a slavery. You're just being, drained of your finances. You know? And I noticed in chat, by the way, they were still going on about,
[01:37:02] Unknown:
mister h. And I tell you another conspiracy that we you got you gotta look up. Have they will they ever be able to land a man on Anne Widdecombe? That's another conspiracy. Or have they already done know. I never believed that footage when they did. I thought that was all made. It was I thought it that was you know, when they did try to land a man on land where he come, that footage was just it was rather suspect to if I'm direct, didn't you? Yes. It was. Yes. It's a bit worrisome, I thought. Although I do like Anne and her high pitched wobbling voice. It's quite it's quite she's got conviction. You've got to give her that. Is she in reform now? Is she a reform party candidate or something? Or is she involved with that?
[01:37:46] Unknown:
I don't know. Hang on. Let's type let's type it in and find out. See where the shoes.
[01:37:50] Unknown:
Why? Have you got that Internet thing? It's quite clever, isn't it? You can find things out. I mean, although I'm sort of bad mouthing reform, I don't mean it in terms of personalities. I just it's the overall context of, hey. Look. White knight coming to save you. Please. Please. I mean, they've been lined up and designed for this purpose. And I'm afraid Faraj's track record of destroying genuine things is considerable. Right? It's not that I don't like the guy for a beer, maybe. Not that I don't have one with him. I don't even drink beer, so that'd be rather useful useless. But, you know, he's affable. He's charming. He's got the sort of the gift of the gab. He's got the sheen of the salesman and you quite like him even though you know you're being sold to. You don't mind. He does it so well. It's that kind of thing and that's okay. But in terms of him, reforming things, we will have to see.
They're all basically limited in their language. No one can actually talk like a grown up. It's baby talk that we have to listen to. Imagine if they had to listen to sort of those thunderous speeches that mister Hitler was making in the thirties. People would be just crying, you can't talk like that. What truthfully, about the real state of affairs, about what we actually have to do if you want to preserve your way of life. Of course, the whole idea here, as you well know, is to not have us have the ability to preserve our way way of life and is to have it incrementally with ever increasing speed removed from us. That's obviously what's taking place, isn't it? Oh, yeah. Well, there you are. No. Yeah. I am Widdicombe.
And, actually, we were just younger. Say that again. You've just looked at Widdicombe. I wouldn't I wouldn't be tell her Widdisham. Steady. This is a family show, Eric.
[01:39:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. And, sorry. I got the giggles. And, she she is a reform lady. Yes. Yes. So there we are. And so, she is the hang on. She is the, where is it now? Immigration, I think. Reforms UK's immigration and justice. Mhmm. So there we are. But, no way she was younger. Yeah. She was, yeah.
[01:39:53] Unknown:
Stop it. Stop it now. I've got to go to sleep tonight. This is worrying. Stop it. This is far too much.
[01:40:02] Unknown:
She's got the reform, grows out. But do politicians actually knock down the doors now? I don't know. I I haven't seen them for years. Do they still do it, or is it just a a sort of a I don't know. One of those things. I don't know. I mean, do you see it have you seen any politicians recently knocking around your door?
[01:40:25] Unknown:
I beg your pardon. That's not a euphemism for something, is it? No.
[01:40:31] Unknown:
I'm gonna talk about, that bloke with the trousers back to front. Is that what it was we're on the same subject of his trousers. What was the landscape?
[01:40:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. He was. Yeah. When he's his eyes down.
[01:40:41] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. Actually, perhaps he was, his action man, and perhaps he was, was it man looking for action? Who knows? Sorry.
[01:40:51] Unknown:
Gosh. It's all getting a little bit.
[01:40:59] Unknown:
Yeah. It's weird. I mean, as you said, I've never put my trousers on back to front. I don't think any man has. Very weird. Anyway, that's life.
[01:41:10] Unknown:
Yeah. It is. It is. I, no. I well, I was just thinking as well just about, about leadership. You know, I know you've you've made your point about leadership and everything. I I I guess my view is that it it it happens as an event or should do, and there should be a period when it's over. The problem is is it's become institutionalized. So, you know, I'm the leader, and now my sons are gonna be the leader. This whole thing with kings hang hang handing it down to sons. And, of course, if you look at the history of England, particularly under the Tudors, that wasn't a very peaceful time. Let's put it that way.
Lots of men roped in to fight and kill lots of other men so that, you know, Bob it could be King Bob or King Harry or whoever it was gonna be, you know. But one of the things about in the title of the show is, you know, it says the law. And what I'm referring to when I put that down is not this ever expanding body of laws made by men, by the laws of the city, which are basically guide rules that they apply to ensure that their position as the hefty creditor class is retained. That's really their top priority at all costs. Because as I've said before, they've grown accustomed to this over thousands of years. It's like in their bones that this is how it's gonna be and that's that. It's not gonna be any other way. If you look at the sorts of uprisings, they have been amazing but very very few. They should have if you think about what's actually being done to us, but like you've mentioned before, people would rather keep what they've got. I totally understand that. It's just that the quality and caliber of our our life is is so low these days, has dropped so far, that we can't, we can't sort of find it in in ourselves to to get back to it, to get into a position of getting a hold of these people. I don't mean literally, but so that they would listen. They they can't listen. It's the most ridiculous situation. So again, you know, although we're paying attention to this aspect of it, my thinking at the moment comes back to that local, peer groups is the way for all of us to go purely to retain some sanity, which of course, you know, as you mentioned to me and I was talking with you prior to the show, doing these shows, I think on a personal level for both you and me, is part of a sort of sanity retention self-service that we provide ourselves. It's to stop ourselves going completely out of out of our good with it all. Yeah.
[01:43:45] Unknown:
It it does. And I think that, really, as as I said, we've got our best weapon, humor. We've got to laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh. All the time. All the time. Because That was funny. Funny. But I've got a feeling all the way to I'm optimistic. I'm optimistic that something's gonna change. Something's gonna happen that we least expect. And that generally happens in history. And something for the good that we might think is the bad, but it might be for the good. Because Mhmm. Everything is for certain. It can't go on for much longer the way we're going. It's absolutely bonkers. It really is. So Yeah. I think whatever it is, we will not expect it. And nor will the elite see it coming. Whatever.
You know, I mean let's face it I think the internet was the elite's mistake because they let the average person get it. And that's the average person and they couldn't very well keep it secret. That is a that has expanded their knowledge incredibly. Because anything we want, we just look it up immediately. We got the all of us have got the finest library in the world. Incredible, you know.
[01:44:56] Unknown:
Yeah. Sorry. Yeah. No. You're right. Absolutely. Eli has arrived, but he's rather worrying because he's got his video camera on and he can probably hear as an Eli, you've you've got to put a shirt on. I can't I can't look at that. Also, your sound he's laughing at me. I can see. Yeah. No. I brought him up, but your your sound that Eli, I know you can hear is is very very bad. So when I brought you in, we were just getting echo everywhere. Let me see if we can do it again. You can turn your webcam off. In fact, I wonder if I can turn it off because, you know, some of us have got to sleep tonight, Eli. It's it's not right. Let me just add you to the stage. I don't know if I can a note from his parents for for the Yeah. And, what do you think? Give him lines? Just a minute. Let's have a look.
Let me unmute you now. Oh, okay. Hi. Are you there, Eli? Are you there, Eli? Yeah. I'm having to set my, audio.
[01:45:53] Unknown:
Sorry. Here, I'm almost set. Okay. How's that? I got my headset. You you don't have to have the video on. But, the reason the reason I'm topless is why you're complaining is because we just had a downpour, and it's a hundred degrees, outside and a hundred hundred, what's what's percent humidity.
[01:46:17] Unknown:
Alright. Alright. Your your sound's okay now. Yeah. Your sound is okay. Good. Okay. Yeah. Alright. So because you've had a downpour and a % humidity, we've got to watch you without a shirt on. Is that what you're saying?
[01:46:31] Unknown:
Well, I can turn my my settings. Yeah. I can turn my video off.
[01:46:35] Unknown:
Yeah. Please.
[01:46:37] Unknown:
Okay. Because it It helps on bad Just save you a girl.
[01:46:41] Unknown:
It's not that you're not a handsome man or anything. It's just that I can't concentrate. Well, it's a family show, isn't it? It's a family show. This is going out to millions, Eli. Uh-oh. And, What's that family all in the family?
[01:46:58] Unknown:
Steady. I don't know how to turn my camera off.
[01:47:02] Unknown:
Yes. I can see. I'm actually gonna have to disguise it on the well, actually, your your video feed's not gonna we me and Eric has seen it. Anyway, Eli, have you met Eric? Eric, have you met Eli? Let me introduce you. Hello. Eric, this is Eli. Eli, this is Eric. Hi. Hello. Hi, Eric. Hello, Eli. Hello, Eli.
[01:47:19] Unknown:
What what state are you in? Well, I'm in the same address one. So, you you can say, Eli, where where are you?
[01:47:30] Unknown:
I'm in Arkansas, but, but, my main residence has been Chicago for the last seventy years. Right? So but I'm traveling between Arkansas and Chicago occasionally. So, yeah, I'm having fun here. And, yeah, the only difference between Chicago and Arkansas is there is a lot more whites here.
[01:47:51] Unknown:
Alright. A lot of people Arkansas. You are. I think you are. Any knock on your door, Eric? You heard a knock on your door? No. No? I think white's okay. No. I think we can say landlady.
[01:48:03] Unknown:
We're frightened of getting dragged off by the Bolsheviks in this country, you know. Great. Because Well, Eric, I mean, Eli, it it's great to have you back. I
[01:48:11] Unknown:
yeah. Well, yeah. It's it's great to have you back. It's been quite some time and and quite a spectacular entrance there, into the show. What I've done, just to let you know, is I've taken one of I've taken my sound mixer screen and I've put it over the screen here, and now I can actually comprehend what you're saying without the visual. It was just too much for me. It's just it's it's amazing. So, those of you that don't know, Eli James has just joined the show. And Eli, before we get into sort of the meat of whatever we're talking about, because we've got about another hour and ten minutes, are you are you okay for that time to run? Yeah? Oh, yeah. I sure am. Oh, cool. It's fine that you've rocked up a little later. It's not a problem. We've been having a fun show really looking at all of this sort of immigration stuff and and things like that. But before we we sort of touch on that, because we're coming to the top of the hour and I'll I'll play a song in about ten minutes.
Maybe now would be a good time because you've had a few challenges recently, haven't you? I mean, I'm kind of amazed that you're actually here to do the show with us and people that wouldn't know. So we're we're going out of a Eurofote radio. We're going out of a radio soapbox. We're we're currently still on WBN three two four for the next ten minutes or so, but we carry on with the show. But maybe you'd just like to fill people in as to what's been going on with you recently because it's been quite a deal. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we've had a a total makeover on Eurofolk radio. Thanks to you, we got the problem solved. And thanks to a guy named Josh,
[01:49:33] Unknown:
because we had all kinds of audio issues there. And Yep. And I had quadruple bypass surgery, which I'm hooray. I'm back I'm back to almost normal.
[01:49:44] Unknown:
You know, I can't dunk a basketball yet, but I'll So let's say that again. Let's say you just race through that. So so Yeah. It was quadruple. Yeah. It wasn't triple. It was quadruple. Yeah. You can't is it it's not possible to have a quintuple bypass, is it? It can't be.
[01:50:00] Unknown:
No. No. Because it's, the external arteries around the heart that feed the heart from the outside. Yeah. Okay. And so basically feed the muscles from the outside. And then but actually I had a quintuple because he actually replaced the artery from my neck up to my brain. And, I seem to have gotten a restored sense of humor after that operation. Wow. Eric, a restored sense of humor as you were talking about earlier. Okay. But sarcasm will do well.
[01:50:37] Unknown:
It it will. I'm just intrigued by this. I didn't know about the other artery. I know you don't really wanna talk about it. We we'll move on quickly, but just to satisfy my sort of weird cure have you got any arteries left than anywhere else in the rest of your body or did they nick them all? Where did they come from? No.
[01:50:54] Unknown:
He he pulled the artery out of my right leg from my knee down to my ankle. And, apparently, that was enough to replace the arteries around my heart and neck. Okay? Okay. Yeah. And he told me what he was gonna do before he said so he pointed to my neck. He said, I'm gonna replace this one and then point in my chest. I'm gonna replace three of these, and it turned out to be four. And so I've had five arteries replaced. There were one long one to replace four short ones. And so so far so good. Wow. So how's the right leg then? Does that still work, the right leg? Or is it a bit sort of weird? I I was expecting I was expecting, you know, maybe poor circulation in my right leg because he but he pulled out a vein. I pulled out a vein, not an artery. Okay? Alright. Okay. Taking out I think taking out an artery would be a little more, precarious.
Okay? Yeah. So I think I have to because, you know the difference between a vein and an artery, don't you?
[01:51:53] Unknown:
Medical question. Go on. Yeah. I I candid it. Arteries are the ones that take blood away from the heart and veins are the ones that take blood back to the heart. Is that right? Have I got the wrong way around? Yeah. Yeah. No. You got the right. But, veins have to have,
[01:52:08] Unknown:
back what do you call them? Backward oh, what what do you call them? In plumbing, there's a plumbing term for one way valves. Right. Have to have one one way valve so that when your the blood pumps in an upward direction, it moves the one way valve up. And then when this heart stops pumping, the one way valve comes back and blocks the the blood from coming all the way back down and Right. And having to start all over again. You know? It's a great design, actually. We have to thank the father for coming up with that design. And so so I figured I hope he puts the, the veins in the right direction so they're not clogging me up, and they're they're they're allowing the blood to flow properly. Okay? I hope he learned that in in surgery school. Okay? But he seems to have done a good job. Okay?
Yeah. Well, one of those pretty much it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, but the the recovery the you know, I I have a huge scar down my chest
[01:53:07] Unknown:
from where they come from. I'm surprised. Honestly, scars. He couldn't even do it. Of course, you do. Good, are they? Bloody hell. Yeah.
[01:53:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. They're they're coming up with new techniques all the time, but they haven't figured out how to do that one yet. Yeah. Because they have laser surgery of all kinds. Right? But they haven't figured out how to do that with your heart yet. Okay? No. But I'm I'm sure I'm sure they want all that money. $350,000 worth of surgery is a good payday.
[01:53:35] Unknown:
How much?
[01:53:37] Unknown:
$350,000.
[01:53:40] Unknown:
God, you're a rich man.
[01:53:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Baby, you're a rich man. Baby, you're a rich man.
[01:53:48] Unknown:
Holy moly. Gosh. Well, it is a it's a big op. It is huge. It's an enormous operation. I mean, I can't imagine anything much you could have bigger other than a heart transplant. And thankfully, you didn't have to have that, I guess. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because, they probably would've used the pig heart, and I would've I would've objected to that. Yeah. Yeah. Apparently It would've put you off ease.
[01:54:08] Unknown:
Yeah. I know.
[01:54:10] Unknown:
I know. It's a bit weird, isn't it? I mean, it's odd that we're not supposed to eat pigs or anything like that, and yet they use pigtails. Yeah. Right.
[01:54:16] Unknown:
Exactly. Yeah. Because yeah. Because all the cannibals say that humans taste just like pig. So there must be some resemblance. Okay? So I guess What you mean like smoky bacon?
[01:54:30] Unknown:
Yeah. Right. Yeah. I wasn't aware of that. Were you aware of that, Eric, that we taste like pigs?
[01:54:40] Unknown:
Oh, he got kicked out of the studio. I saw Oh, he does. Did he? Is he gone again? He's a yeah. Oh, yeah.
[01:54:47] Unknown:
Oh, no. Let me add yeah. He did. Let me add him back on. Eric, are you back on now?
[01:54:53] Unknown:
Oh, he's back. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. I'm back on. No. Just what what happened? He went silent as usual, and I'm about to come back into the studio. So it's rumble. I'm put you know, that's what I was doing here. So so he was gonna say you had a question for me. So what was that?
[01:55:08] Unknown:
Yeah. Did did you know that we taste like pigs? Pigs. Yeah. Apparently, we taste like pigs.
[01:55:14] Unknown:
But, Bacon. No. I know someone had a a a ear transplant with a pig, and that that problems with crackling. Sorry. That's terrible,
[01:55:26] Unknown:
terrible. Sorry. Yeah. Oh, boy. Hey. Who Yeah. Who's who's that snorting? Somebody was snorting.
[01:55:36] Unknown:
That's not too
[01:55:39] Unknown:
deliberate. Or forcing a cabot.
[01:55:42] Unknown:
Oh my gosh. Okay. Listen. We're we're gonna go to a song. We're gonna go to a song. Have you got actually, Eli, have you got any requirement? Have you got any request for a song? Is there any song you would like? I've got one lined up here that's quite nice, and it's just easy for me to press this button. So I I well, apart from it's inappropriate, this, but we just quite like this song. Eric, you mentioned it the other day. We've been covering a few war things. I actually just like this song anyway. It's The Man with the Big Cigar by Charlie and his Orchestra, and I thought we ought to just play it really because it's yeah. This is nice. So this is this jazz band that Goebbels put together as part of the sort of counter propaganda thing. Yeah. That's right. We all know this. Everybody sing along, so we're gonna play this song, and fade out here from WBN. So we're at the end of our two hour slot with you on WBN three two four. We'll be back again, of course, at the same time next week. That's, 3PM US Eastern, eight PM in The UK. And we'll be with you there on WBN for two hours next Thursday covering more wonderfully interesting things. But we're gonna play out with this song. We're gonna carry on on Rumble, YouTube, Radio Soapbox, Euro Folk Radio, and a couple of other platforms as well, for a little while longer. We've just been joined by Eli James, so there's quite a few juicy chunky things that I talked about with our Eli prior to the show that we're gonna be covering in the next hour. So it should make for some fun discussion. Let's play this little song, Eli, and then we'll hook up and get talking after this. See everybody in about three minutes.
[01:57:42] Unknown:
Who is that man with the big cigar? Whose greatest friend is the USSR. He's known around from near and far that actor man with the big cigar. He pops away every night today where the twinkle is his eyes. And all the while behind that smile lurks many an untold light down white hallway. You'll see his car. He's here. He's there. He's everywhere. The friend of the USSR. V stands for vanquished. It's the slogan of his land, and he'll fight until it's finished, and there's no one left to stand. He'll keep the red black lion, no hammered black and blue, for he's getting more than he bargained for, that fat friend of the new.
So keep your chins up, one and all, and remember what I say. If Britons were to have ridden through, they'd sent that man away. Who is that man? With a big cigar? He's here. He's there. He's everywhere. That man with a big cigar.
[02:00:07] Unknown:
The Man with the Big Cigar by Charlie and his Orchestra. Although, Eli, I guess, in your case, it would be The Man with the Big Scar, these days. But yeah. Absolutely. It's a jolly good tune. It's a jolly, jolly good tune. So, anyway, it's good to have you on the show, and thank you for the documents you sent over. And, of course, we've been talking, about the migrant crisis. That's how it's styled over here, the migrant crisis. But as I've sort of mentioned before, it's not really a migrant crisis that we've got. That that's the symptoms of it. It's a politically traitorous class crisis that we've got or a compliant political class or whatever you wanna call it. And I know that you are enduring the similar joys of something like that in The United States, aren't you?
[02:00:55] Unknown:
Right. Well, it's not a crisis for the migrants.
[02:00:59] Unknown:
No. The migrants are quite happy. Gay old time.
[02:01:02] Unknown:
They are. They're quite happy. Happy migrants. And that sounds like a great title for a song. We are the happy migrants, and we don't we will never go home again.
[02:01:13] Unknown:
Don't say that. I'm getting upset. You've only been on the show a few minutes, and it's getting worrying.
[02:01:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. That's right. Well, it it should be worrying for all the white people in the world, but they don't seem to know what's happening. Right? That's the problem. Mhmm. Yeah. They don't seem to know what's happening. Right? So, did you guys talk about camp of the saints at all?
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No. We haven't. No. No. By Jean Raspay. Is that how you pronounce it?
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Yes. I think so. Mhmm. Yeah. Because he he pricked predicted this would happen. What what did he write? I think he wrote the book in the late sixties, early seventies. He predicted there would be a time when, North Africans and South Africans and all kind of other Africans and Middle Easterners would invade Europe because he he had inside information. And, so lo and behold, it's happening. Yes. It's called the great replacement, but, Snopes denies that such a thing is happening. There's no such thing as a great replacement. Right? So if you can't believe Snopes, who can you believe?
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Yeah. So anybody that might be not or not familiar with it, Snopes is apparently, a whistle blowing site and that's to be trusted, isn't it Eli? Because they always tell us the truth. Yeah. But in fact, it's a CIA operation or something to actually basically cloud the issues even further. Yep. Yeah. Now there there's no such thing as conspiracies.
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You can trust Snopes. There's no there's no such thing as Freemasonry. There's no such thing as well well, what do you have? Well, isn't one of your princes a Freemason?
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I think they probably go ahead of it. Is it the Duke of Kent, Eric? Isn't it? The Duke? Duke of Kent. I think so. Yeah. Okay. The Duke of Kent's there. Eric's just been a bit quiet. But, yeah, I think it's the Duke of Kent's the head of the whole Masonic order over here. And Ugly is the name of their main place, U G L E, Ugly, which is the unite yeah. It is. Seriously. It's a magnificent building. It's actually not an ugly building from the outside, but it's built along masonic lines and it's the United Grand Lodge of England. Yeah. I mean, it's very powerful. Wow. It's very powerful, guys. Yeah. I'll bet. Or or is that the Duke of Kent?
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C a n t.
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Oh, very witty. I like that. Yeah. Very good. You might not be wearing a shirt, but you're you're you're right. Maybe these arteries have really boosted your witty, like, it's tremendous. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, my fours my fours are evaporating my sweat without a shirt on. Okay? Yeah. But, Friedrich Nietzsche said the the greatest export of the British Empire
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is Kent.
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Yeah. As in c a n t. He didn't mean Emanuel Kent, did he? The philosopher. Yeah. No. He's a he he he's one of his guys. Germany important Germany important part to the British.
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Yeah. Right? But, of course, it's a it's an obscure word today. Right? In those days, it wasn't till late eighteen hundred. It means actually hypocrisy. The greatest export of the British Empire is hypocrisy. And, it takes a witty guy like Friedrich Nietzsche to real realize that.
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Okay? Hypocritical and sanctimonious talk, typically of a moral, religious, or political nature. Can't. Yes. I'm familiar with it. It is. It's hypocrisy, basically. Sanctimonious is a nice word as well, isn't it? That's quite good. But, yeah, I think he's right. Sanctimonious. Smug British upper class toffee nose twits. Yeah. They're full of that. They are. They know no wrong. You can't educate them because they're better than you. You oi. And, yeah, we've had a lot of that for a long time.
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The Freemasons are, but I've never really known any Brits like that. All the Brits that I've ever known are are really down to earth, good people. Right? They are. But if you join the free if you join the Freemasons, then you you change. You change. Yeah. You become a a snooty.
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A snooty. Well, I mean Okay. Yeah. Eric Eric might be a snooty Brit, but he's not saying anything. Eric, are you where's he gone? He's he's disappeared again. Now he's he's bombed out of the studio again. I don't know what it is. He seems to sort of about two hours into any show, there's something goes a little bit pear shaped computer wise. It's a bit frustrating. We gotta get this sorted out. Yeah. Because he's often he's often over at Fockem Hall, which is where he lives with Lord and Lady Fockem. So he this is all made up, of course, Eli. I'm just I'm not trying to confuse you. I got I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I That's absolutely real. But but getting on to this sort of race and law issue and everything. Right.
And thank you very much for sending those documents over prior to the show. Yeah. They're they're tremendous. Particularly the one, covenant and race and all that kind of it's tremendous stuff. Where do you think where do you think or do you think it's possible to get this information across to sufficient numbers of people that that many many pennies will drop, that it's actually a scriptural law. I don't think it's just for us, but correct me if I'm wrong, that races fundamentally and primarily should live apart and a lot and separate from other races. Isn't that the law?
[02:06:32] Unknown:
Absolutely. That is the law of the Bible. And, you know, and in addition to that, I sent you a document called the great apostasy, which we don't have to talk about today. But, that is what my, my work here in Arkansas is to explain to normal Christians, which means Christians who have been lied to by wolves in sheep's clothing for at least a hundred years or more. Okay? Yeah. Spouting nonsense in the name of Christ, and that we all need to love one another no matter what our race is. Well, the Bible doesn't say any such thing. It's, because, you know, as you know, we have this, teaching from the Bible that it says Israel shall dwell alone.
Mhmm. Which means that the true Israelites should dwell separately from other from all other races. That's exactly what it means. And we have, of course, in Genesis Deuteronomy, 23. And and sorry. I'll I'll look the verses up. But, we're told we're not supposed to intermarry with Canaanites. We're not supposed to intermarry with Edomites. We're not supposed to intermarry with all these other races that aren't Israelites or white. Put it that way. We're not supposed to intermarry with entities, non white races, and that's the law of the bible. But those verses, the let me I just came up with a great title for my speech coming up, in the near future here.
Right. The Forbidden Verses. The Forbidden Verses. Okay? Right. So I'm gonna quote all the verses that are forbidden by the mainstream denominations.
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Before you do that before you do that, just I think to just sort of send out, to audience or listener members that are not aware of the context that Eli is speaking from and that we're sharing here, really, is Right. The understanding of of scripture today amongst the vast majority of people that is it's a book by of and for a chosen people, and most people assume mistakenly, but you only realize the mistake after some study. They assume that those people are the people that we today refer to as as the Jewish people. And Right. And a a steady serious inquiry into what's actually in the book, I. E. Can you understand the words, shows that this is not the case. And it's from this context, whether you agree with that or not, this is what Eli is speaking from. So Eli, yeah, please go ahead. I just wanted to sort of drop that in because people might not be clear that that that's where the context is for this communication. Yeah. Well, that is, you know, the part and parcel of what is called Christian identity,
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Christian Israel, British Israel. There there used to be a huge movement in Britain called the British Israel, and they all taught in fact, Queen Victoria was a devotee of this idea that the Anglo Saxon people, especially the British people, are descended from the 12 tribes of Israel, especially you know, I was asking, why do you think the, unicorn of Joseph and the Lion of Judah are on your national insignia?
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Absolutely. Why why do you yeah. Okay.
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Especially since there were never any lions that anybody any historian has ever mentioned that, on the British Isles. There might have been at one time, but that would be before our ancestors. And so the the essentially, there's a a a verse in scripture that says that I will send you into the wilderness, and, anybody can actually look this verse up. It's Isaiah eleven sixteen, which tells us that there will be a a second exodus of Israelites from Assyria, which occurred around July because we've done the historical research on this. And it was the 12 tribes that were in captivity to the Assyrians after the two houses broke up. And so most Christians don't even know that there are two houses of Israelites. Yeah. Two houses of Jacob. Okay. The southern house of Judah, which consisted of Judah and Benjamin, which stayed in the Middle East to bring forth the Messiah because he was supposed to he was prophesied to come through the line of David. Okay? And so the house of Judah had to remain there so that he could be be brought forth and be the Messiah and claim the throne of David.
But that was his first advent. He he won't actually claim the physical throne until he comes back the second time, which is coming real soon, folks. Real soon. And and so so the other 10 tribes, they got tired of being slaves to the Assyrians, so they made a pact. We will cross over the Caucasus Mountains around July, and we can pinpoint the date, very precisely. And so it took them about two years to cross over the Caucasus Mountains, and the pass that they crossed over is still known by the local people there as the Pass Of Israel. And there are all kinds of stone, circumcision knives, there's, you know, graves with the skeletons of Israelites with all kind of Israelite paraphernalia.
And then they emerged on the other side of the Caucasus Mountains after about two years. Okay? And so I asked people, well, you know, are you a Caucasian, Paul?
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I'm I'm just asking you as I'm Eli Eli, if I was on one of those detective things and I'd committed or suspected of doing a crime. And they said, we're looking for a white Caucasian. That would be me. Had I committed a crime? But, yeah, that's how it would be described. Yeah. Absolutely. Okay. And I think everybody here is familiar with that, that white people, certainly in police lineups referred to as Caucasians Yeah. For that very reason that you've just covered. Yes.
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Exactly. So I'm gonna play Sherlock Holmes. Oh, nice. You play doctor Watson. Okay? And, doctor doctor Watson, I've got my magnifying glass on your face. Okay? Yeah. I'm looking for a Caucasian. Could you please direct me to a Caucasian, doctor Watson?
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Well, you're looking at one would you my You're looking at one. You're looking at one, my dear Holmes. You're looking at one. Yeah. Yes. And if you're looking at a Caucasian,
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you're also looking at an Israelite. Okay?
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Yeah. So this is this is the jump I mean, without this key. And, of course, this this taps right into our current plight with this flood. You we can cover that later on. But with this flood of migrants and the apparent inability of our so called rulers to deal with, oh, we can't stop it. They're coming in in boats and all this other nonsense. It's all completely, you know it's not even half hearted. It's intentional, this waste of time. But this taps right into that. And people the the vast majority of people being unaware of this, is a is a a tremendous stumbling plot block when you're just about to inquire as to why things are the way they are. I'm glad you mentioned the thing about Queen Victoria as well because over here you're absolutely right. There was a I don't know when it is. It's about eighteen sixties or seventies or maybe eighteen fifties. It's the mid eighteen hundreds when this thing had taken off huge.
There was an assessment made in the Church of England at the time that they that this doctrine as they referred to it, this understanding that the Anglo Saxons and other attendant tribes, you know, the Jutes and all these other people of, Northern And Western Europe, could trace their history back through the Caucasus back to the so called lost tribes. The they reckoned in England that there was about three and a half million congregants who had adopted this view. Let's use that word. They'd adopt they'd taken it on board. And there is this story of Cardinal Newman, who wasn't a cardinal at the time. He was in the Church of England. And he wrote a letter saying, if this doctrine takes a hold, the church is finished. To which I suspect someone like you and probably me would say, jolly good, because it's mistaken. It's it's actually t it's teaching errors.
Whether it knows it or not, it's not teaching an accurate story of of things. Of course, he got so upset, did Newman, that he left the Church of England and became a and went and become a Catholic and then ended up becoming a cardinal and all this, that, and the other because he was an intellectual in that particular way. I don't wanna talk about cardinal Newman today. That we could do that in another series. But, it's interesting that it had that effect. That's a huge number of people to know it at that time. And so what happened huge. As you said absolutely huge. Yeah. It's enormous. Sorry. It's absolutely enormous, and it's not even acknowledged or mentioned anywhere in any history books at all. I don't Not anymore.
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No. Not anymore.
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No. Yeah. And then you've got that sit just to wrap up this little bit, you've got that situation where the British Israelite movement developed and Queen Victoria was an adherent of that. Absolutely. And many others were because it's well, it's unavoidable. Once you you just if it's just one sentence, you go, nah. People go, nah. Okay. Fine. But when you've got 10,000 sentences, when you've got all this you stitch it together, it becomes, in my view, an unavoidable truth. You just go, well, there's nobody else actually fits these characteristics. And so what they did over here, they developed this thing called the British Israelite movement. Rothschilds moved into it and put their placement, a Jewish gentleman called Edward Hine, to twist the story away from its core truth yet again. This is a repeated thing. Right. So that these congregants now believed that they weren't the only let's put it that way. We can't go too heavy with this though because of where I live. Right? Okay. But I know that you know and other people can read between the lines. Right? But they twisted it away so that people then got muddled again, and we've been in a state of considerable muddlement, which of course in your neck of the woods was aided considerably by the Scofield Bible, which is still
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apparently read by people today, which is the most ridiculous thing that they put together. That that that was published by University of Oxford Press. So it wasn't just over here.
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Oh, no. Okay. Well, they would have come up with the money for it, wouldn't they? Because it was, wasn't it Samuel Untermyer? Now he has a big role to play Right. In the agitation of World War two. Does Untermyer? Yeah. Alright. But Untermyer used to meet Schofield in a club, I understand. Schofield was a complete reprobate. I mean, he'd betrayed his wife. He was a con man, and they said his children. He abandoned his children. He's got literally no redeeming characteristics whatsoever as far as I can see. I mean, may maybe he was nice to dogs or something. I don't know. So they pick on this loser. They bring him into this very expensive club. They pay for his lifestyle. They say, hey. Write us a book, will you, and rewrite some of these bits. And now in America, you've got this thing called the Christian Zionist movement, which is so deranged in in right at the very start of it, it's just fundamentally wrong after the first sentence. You go, everything after this is a complete waste of time, and yet here we are with 40,000,000 of them out there or something. I mean, it's colossal number. Terrifying, really. Yeah. They
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The really the only bad thing about them is that they vote. Yes. Okay. Right? If they weren't voters, the world would be a different place. Yeah. Because they all vote for war.
[02:18:08] Unknown:
I'd be happy to We we we did a show here recently, Eli, where we were suggesting that women shouldn't have the vote. Women's suffrage is a very bad idea. I'm gonna cover that again later on. But let's not go there today. Let's let's stick in this because we Yeah. Not today. We're going to a trillion topics or whatever. So but, yeah, please carry on. Yeah. Sorry. I interrupted a bit. Okay. Well, here. I had just mentioned Deuteronomy chapter seven. Let me just quote verses one and two.
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And this is our God Yahweh spouting off to the Israelites. And when Yahweh spouts off to the Israelites, we every Brit that's listening, real Brit, not a illegal immigrant, should be listening, because this is for you. When Yahweh your Elohim shall bring thee into the land, whether thou goest to possess it, that is wherever we and the word Hebrew means, traveler, basically. Traveler and, explorer. That's what the word Right. Actually means. And that's what we are. Our people are the biggest travelers and explorers. There nobody compares to the traveling and exploring that we've done. Okay? Nobody. Not even close. No other group ever. Right. Okay? No. And that's just proof. It's just more proof of who we are. Okay? And whether whether wherever you go to possess the land, it has cast out many nations before thee. Alright? Which is kinda what we've been doing, but we haven't been exterminating them that, like, we're falsely accused of. Like, when, we went into South Africa, when Britain were and the the boar went into South Africa, we built highways, we built hospitals, we built schools, and the the black in the area, we're taking advantage. We built them these many of these schools and and streets and sidewalks were built for the blacks so they can enjoy the benefits of our technology.
Because it does say that we would be a blessing to the world wherever we go. Okay? Yeah. And so we have fulfilled that prophecy. So so but he's talking about the land of Canaan where the descendants of the fallen angels, namely giants, were living Yeah. At that time. And it says and and you cast out many nations before thee, the Hittites, the Girgashites, the Amorites, and the Canaanites, and the Perizzites, and the Hivites, and Jebusites, Seven nations greater and mightier than thou. And when Yahweh your Elohim shall deliver them before thee, thou shalt smite them and utterly destroy them. Thou shalt make no covenant with them nor show mercy unto them. That's Deuteronomy seven verse and one. Now why show no mercy to them? Well, as I just said, they're descendants of the fallen angels in Genesis chapter six, and they were a genetic hybrid that can possibly could not possibly produce any good fruit.
Okay? Yes. Mhmm. The the leopard the leopard cannot change its spots, and that's why Jesus Christ, the Yahshua Messiah, he cursed that fig tree and because it doesn't yield good fruit. Okay? And the Bible is full of these condemnations of non Israelites being condemned. You know, for example, in Matthew chapter 13, the parable of the wheat and the tares. Yes. And he he got finished explaining he he recited the parable to a bunch of people including his disciples. But then when he was done with that, his disciples went to him privately without all the other people there. And they asked him, what what's the meaning of this parable? We don't understand. And he says, you people still don't understand what I'm telling you. Okay. So basically, what I just told you about Deuteronomy chapter seven, these verses are about the tares who are who aren't supposed to be living among you.
And so they ask the question, how did they get yes. The key. How did they get there? How did they get here? They asked him, an enemy has put them there.
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An enemy has done this.
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An enemy has done this. Okay? And so they say, okay. Well, should we go out and root them out and destroy them? And he says, no. Because you may accidentally root out the the wheat with the tares, and I don't want you to do that. The harvest is gonna be small enough.
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Right. Okay. Right. So
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so he says wait until the harvest, which is right now, the end times. Wait until the harvest
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of people. The ripening. The ripening.
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The ripening. And the the he chose tares. The tare is a specific type of weed that is to be found almost exclusively in The Middle East. Okay?
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And this is Temulantum. We Temulantum. Look at me. Yes. Sorry about that. I just had to show off. Temulentum, go and look it up, everybody. It looks just like wheat, but it ain't wheat. Yeah. Yeah.
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Loleum temulentum, to be precise.
[02:23:20] Unknown:
Lolium. Eli, fantastic. You put me in my place. I like that. That was good.
[02:23:25] Unknown:
Well, it's it's easy to remember Lolium because Lolita was such a fantastic movie.
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Steady. This is a family show. You remember now? Can I Oh, is is it? Is it? Okay. Well, yeah. It's for our family. It's for our family. Lolita. Absolutely. Lolita temulantum.
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Lolita temulant. Now now I'm blubbering blabbering. Yeah. Okay. That's okay. So, anyway yeah. Because we're having too much fun. But we're only having fun because we're we're only having fun because we know we're the good guys, and we are the Israelites, and it's a good ending for us if we obey his laws. Right? It's a good ending. We obey the law. If if we obey the law. Yeah. Okay. If. Yeah. If. And so yeah. And so the the weed that he's talking about looks just like wheat. Just like wheat. Okay. So where's the amber waves of grain, and there's a breeze blowing across the amber waves of green. And then the the wheat is growing straight up, but the wind that blows causes the wheat to bow a little bit, you know, because the sun's out, the wind is blowing.
But the tares are more rigid than the wheat, and their head sticks straight up while the wheat is bowing their heads down. Okay? And oh, what's the name what's the name of the tares? I used to know that that that genus as well, but we don't really need to know that right now. But that that genus of tare has dark black heads as opposed to the amber waves of wheat. Okay? So at when at the harvest, it's real easy to tell the difference between a black fedora wearing rabbi versus the blonde and brunette people we know as the Anglo Saxons.
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Well, I I I, I couldn't possibly comment on that because I live in England, but I I I've heard what you said, Eli. Okay?
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Yeah. Did I say too much?
[02:25:32] Unknown:
I don't know. We'll find out. I don't know. Okay. I guess Don't worry about it. Yeah. It's okay. Just, you know, we've just got to mince around over here. It's sad, but it's true. So Yeah. Yeah. We have to a little yeah. Sorry about that. Well, I didn't Mhmm. I didn't Mhmm. I didn't use any dirty words. Yeah. I mean, if we No. You didn't. I have to edit. Yeah. Okay? Yeah. No. No. Don't I won't be doing any editing. I can't do that. No. This is live, and that's how it goes. So as it go as it comes, that's how it goes out. Don't worry about that. That's okay. Okay. Okay. Alright. So so, yeah, I I'll be as careful with my speech as I possibly can without a fading sensors. Right?
[02:26:08] Unknown:
Right? Oh, dear. Without a fading sensor. Okay. So but, here, all over the world, you know, the name of Jesus Christ is known by everybody, but they really don't know Bible. And it's even worse for Christians, because they don't know their Bibles either because they've been taught a pack of lies about who God's chosen people are, and it's not the other guys. Right? No. It's us. Okay? Mhmm. And so he he continues. This is verse three. Deuteronomy chapter seven. Neither shalt thou make marriages with them. Thy daughter, thou shalt not give unto his son. There is prepared by Canaanite. Nor his daughter shall thou take unto thy son.
Is that difficult to understand?
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Well, it is if you've never heard it. And that, unfortunately, is the case for most people because these are the bits as you were saying addressing a few minutes ago that are rarely if ever communicated because it makes it awkward That's right. To have your doors open say as a church to everyone which is what they Right. Apparently they think this is what they're supposed to do. But it's not designed for that. This is a private arrangement. Let's call it that. It's a that. It is. It's it's based on it it is just like just like the Freemasons are exclusive, a club I will never be invited into and would refuse if I was because I'm not in it. I don't want to be in it. And, so, you know, we just have to draw sort of normal human parallels. People are allowed Right. Are they not, to organize clubs and say, you are included, but but you're not actually because, you know, you don't know anything about playing the banjo, and this is a banjo club, and we don't want you turning up here, you know, doing jigsaw puzzles. It's just it's a pain. Right? It's silly. Yeah. It is. So the law is the law. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Amen. I feel
[02:28:10] Unknown:
Yeah. So so, what I say about this is white Christians have been deceived by a very sinister foe, and that foe has pulled the wool over our eyes while he has pretended to be your mentor, adviser, religious instructor, doctor, lawyer, teacher, psychiatrist, and even your yoga instructor.
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Mhmm.
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Yep. I could have added I could have added banker as well.
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But he's not I don't mind if you do. Anything that you say bad there's no sensor limits on being abusive towards the banking industry around here. The this is what this is our bread and butter around here. So you can you can lay in as heavy as you want. But, yeah, because it'll all be true. It'll all be true whatever you say. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so
[02:28:58] Unknown:
because I've been around them because, I when I was living in Chicago, I studied them meticulously because I was a contractor and I got frequent jobs for them and was able to meet them closely, a personal, and often invited to their homes for dinner because they like the quality of my work. And I said, okay. Yeah. So I got to meet them up close and personal. And they're not all bad, but, you know, the the problem is when, when Assad comes knocking at your door and asks you to spy on a gentile, so called, and some peep some of them refuse to spy for the ADL and other groups.
However, many do. Too many do. Yep. And these these are private individuals who spy for you know who. And in other words, they're at they're called upon to spy on the good people, the indigenous people of the country, and then that you get persecuted by them as a result. Okay? And I have had several of them admit to me well, for example, I was I was running in new age circles for a while because Right. The new age religion is very much like modern Judeo Christianity. They all believe the same stuff. And it's it's very much like they all believe that you you can will yourself into heaven just by by believing in just by believing it. Right? Yeah. And that's a new age doctrine, you know, and then, you don't have to obey the law. You can make up your own law. Right? And then do the same thing. Yeah. Yeah. Do it. Yeah. But Jesus loves you, therefore, you're saved. Yeah. The new ages believe the same thing.
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Yes. They
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do. Yep. That's what modern Christianity it's new age religion, and they don't know it because it's taken a hundred years of very slow, meticulous, substitution of words for the true words that are in the Bible with this new age language called Judeo Christianity. Right? They've substituted all this false language, and they've even used it in the and printed it in the latest Bibles. Right? And that's how they've been getting away with it by substituting the truth with fiction in the latest translations, and that's an art. And that's that's a very expensive art form. As every new addition, you add another very sly, coy, subtle mistranslation.
Okay? Here's a perfect example. Born again. Mhmm. Okay. So so every Christian wants to be born again and, you know, they may have been born again many times. So in fact, we had a discussion group this morning about this. And so I asked them, you know, well, how many times do you have to be born again before you go to heaven? And and the one guy said, gee, I never thought of that. Alright? Okay. So what what
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right. Five. Any advance in five? Yeah. Six. Six. Yeah. Right. Yeah. No. We're not playing poker.
[02:32:00] Unknown:
No. We're not we're not playing poker. I advance to you seven. Yeah. Okay. Well, what do you call it? What's that, poker game? Where where you call yeah. Anyway, there there's various shades of poker. So They're on. You know, and then they won't admit there's this also this other lie called once saved, always saved. It's just about every denomination teaches that. Well, it's not true. It's a very sophisticated lie designed to deprive you of your salvation because you have to obey the law in order Jesus said, you will be judged according to your works. That's in the book of Revelation. And you brought up Revelation twelve nineteen earlier, only those who who who obey the commandments of God and have faith in Jesus Christ will get into the kingdom.
Yet you have all these denominations saying you don't have to pay the commandments. Jesus did away with those.
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I don't think he did.
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I don't think he did either, but that's what they're saying. I know. So a question for you as a, a bystander. Mhmm. And to a certain extent, you are a bystander here because I know you don't believe that, you know, in this, you know, vague notion of born again. At least I don't think you do. So what is it what does the word the term born again mean to you?
[02:33:27] Unknown:
Or what do you think it means? Yeah. Well, if I was to play the role of somebody who was into that, and I'm not. Right. Right? I'm not into that. Yeah. I suppose it would mean to be spiritually regenerated that somehow Okay. That if you were born again, it's as if all your sins were washed away, to use that old phrase, that you are almost like being rebaptized as a ceremony, you know, to symbolize this. And that you're suddenly going, I am now a new clean person. My past errors are gone. I'm making a fresh start. I am reborn anew, and I'm blah blah blah blah blah. That's what I think that most of those people subs who subscribe to that. I guess that's my view of their view. That's what I suspect that they think. Yeah. Yes. That's that's pretty good. I think most, yeah, I'm gonna ask that question
[02:34:16] Unknown:
of the flock on this Sunday because, I'm sure all of them believe something like that. Alright? Mhmm. Spiritually regenerated. But even that, that's really kind of vague, isn't it? That, you know, spiritually and plus and plus Paul says, alright. Once you've been born into into this, let's call it a generation. Okay? And then you get regenerated. Okay? You can if you backslide and fall away from the faith, and I'm getting more and more even a pastor who spoke last Sunday, I asked him, do you believe in this notion that once saved always saved? Because he just gave of his life story. He said, oh, I was into drugs.
I got married, and my wife and I had a really good marriage for about five or six years. We fell apart. I fell back into drugs again, and then I recovered my faith, and, you know, now I'm good to go. Right? So he must have been born again. Right?
[02:35:26] Unknown:
Yeah. I guess you could say that that was a change of heart. Yes. According to what he's told. A change of heart. A new attitude seeking to actually, you know, be a more honorable human being than he was when he was in a bad way. Yeah. I guess that's what you would say. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So the but this is all very vague in general,
[02:35:47] Unknown:
and there's nothing about obeying the law in there, what you just said. Everything you said is very good. Mhmm. Everything like that should happen to anybody who is born again. Right? But the word in this is where, Yahshua Messiah, Jesus Christ, is having a conversation with Nicodemus. Yes. Probably the only good Pharisee of the lot. Okay? Mhmm. And actually, Nicodemus seeks Jesus out and has inquiries of him. None of the other Pharisees even thought to do that because Nicodemus hey. This guy may be the real deal because he's all the miracles he had been forming and and walking on water and the like. Grace said, oh, this guy might be the Messiah. Maybe I maybe I should go have a talk with him. He's snuck out in the middle of the night because he didn't want the other Pharisees to see where he's going. Yep. Right? Mhmm. And so he knocked on Jesus's door, and Jesus opens the door and said, yes.
Are you looking for me? And he says, yes. And then they get into this conversation, and, Jesus explains to him how you have to what you have to do to get into the kingdom. But Nicodemus misunderstands what he says, and he says, he he thought he's born again. He said, what? Do I have to get inside my mother's womb and come back out again? Is that is that what you're saying? And Jesus says to him, no. No. No. No. Don't you know? You're a Pharisee. You should know the scriptures. You have to be born from above.
[02:37:25] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:37:27] Unknown:
The word anaphone means from above. It doesn't mean again. It can only mean again in in context, but you have to be born and and you look at the context, they were you have to have a spiritual rebirth, And that is meaning from above. What do you get from above? The holy yeah. And his holy Spirit? Spirit. There you go. The holy. And so he's talking about the holy spirit. And so he admonishes, Nicodemus, don't you understand I'm talking about the holy spirit? You dummy. Okay. Oh. Slap. You're talking yeah. Right. Slap in the face. Oh, you're talking about the Holy Spirit. Now I understand.
Okay? And that comes from above. It doesn't come from your attitude, from your reconversion or whatever. Right? It has to come from above. You have to be infused with the Holy Spirit again. So if you lose your faith and backslide into a non faithful situation, would you have to have a re what was the an infusion. A reinfusion of the Holy Spirit, not just good wisdom and excitement and feeling good about yourself and all that kind of stuff.
[02:38:59] Unknown:
You would. You would have to have, you'd have to have a connection with something higher and greater than yourself is my take on it. I mean, people will phrase it differently. But that's the way I think of it today as you're as you're posing these questions that Yeah. Yeah. That that's what I would be after purely so that I'm gonna start behaving in line with the law. So I would value that tremendously. Yes. Yeah. Because it's a challenge. Become a yeah. When
[02:39:27] Unknown:
it's actually, in my opinion, a reference to Pentecost thirty three AD because, forty nine days after the crucifixion was Pentecost when all the Israelites from the River Of Euphrates to the River Of Egypt congregated in Jerusalem and, attended that meeting. That Pentecost meeting was, headed by Peter, and he addressed them all. Ye men of Israel. Ye men of Israel. You you have to accept the Holy Spirit, and that's when, you know, the the flaming, the the what are the flaming? What what were they? Like, a a fire. Tongues of fire. That's what it is. Tongues of fire and the doves raining down their holy shining down from above and this and they all spoke in tongues. They didn't have to know each other's languages because they came from from Egypt to to Euphrates, and they all had different languages, but they spoke in their own language and everybody else understood what they were saying. So that's a miracle.
Right. Okay? I would say that's a miracle. Even AI can't do that yet. Okay. Alright. No. Not far off, I guess. But yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Not far off, but they're trying. They're trying. And so this was caused by the Holy Spirit. And so Holy Spirit settled upon them, and they were able to get this so but to having a a yeah. Maybe they had the Holy Spirit, but yet they have to get the Holy Spirit again. So the word again doesn't really capture what is meant in that verse. Okay? By the word anothen. So you can look it up, you know, if you've got an esword, look up the word Anathin, or just go to that verse, you know, born again or look it up on the Internet, born it means born from above.
That's what it means. And it's a reference to the holy spirit, and that's what the Israelites, the disciples got at, Pentecost thirty three AD. They got an infusion of the holy spirit.
[02:41:34] Unknown:
Okay? Right. But you can lose that. You can lose it if you fall back back to into sinfulness. If you don't obey the law. If you fail to keep the commandments as it were. Yeah. That's right. There's a question here, Eli, in the chat from Aunt Sally. Good evening, Aunt Sally. By the way, everybody, if you're all wondering where Eric's gone, so am I. As you know, he sometimes has technical disappears out of out of our purview and and this is what's happened. I've sent him a message on Telegram, but he's not to be seen at the moment. So he's he's off in the hinterland somewhere. But Aunt Sally asks, Eli, she says, what do you guys think of water full immersion baptism? Do you think it's necessary?
You know, I was thinking about this the other day. I thought, what is it? What is baptism? What is it all about? I I really don't know. That's how stupid I am. I'd never really thought it was important at all. I just thought it was some aquatic ceremony, you know, to paraphrase things. I thought, well, is that needed? But it's obviously symbolically came about, or maybe it's actually got a genuinely powerful,
[02:42:37] Unknown:
yeah, I know. Takes place. Okay. Yes and no. It is a public avowal of your faith in Christ. It's a public avowal, and I've been trying to find and and if it's, if you take it seriously enough, it will have a a spiritual ramifications. But a lot of people get baptized without that because Jesus said, repent and be baptized. You have to be old enough to repent.
[02:43:05] Unknown:
Yes. Okay? In other words, you have to have things that you have to have things in your history that that are repentable for which you can repent. Yeah. You have to have built up a track record because it's children, babes that are usually baptized. They don't have anything that Yeah. They haven't done anything wrong, I guess, apart from throw up on their mom a few times or anything like that. They didn't even know they were doing that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So so the word baptismo in the Greek means full immersion. It means to immerse.
[02:43:31] Unknown:
Right. So this ritual of sprinkling a few bits of water on a baby's head does not qualify as true baptism. Okay. So it simply does not qualify. So so, what what's her name? Sarah? Aunt Sally. The lady who Aunt Sally. Right. Yeah. And so so if aunt Sally has anything she needs to repent of Mhmm. She needs to make a list. Make a list. Well, whether you've been naughty or nice. Right? And, you know, and and the same thing actually goes for communion. There's a verse, by Paul who says, if you take partake of communion with a half heart halfheartedly and not completely repent, then it's better for you not to even partake of communion.
You you simply don't join the group. You can go home early and not partake of communion. If if you really haven't cleansed yourself and you're not clean, you shouldn't take communion. Okay? So these rituals are much more meaningful, again, than the modern churches appreciate.
[02:44:44] Unknown:
I'm aware of that fully. I I, because I was for all sorts of reasons, I was, I was gonna go to a church on Sunday. And k. They're not I know I know. You're I I I I know. I know what you're gonna say. It's not that I'm looking I'm not looking for something there. That's not what I'm going for. I I it was that I was very interested to know who goes. I'm nosy. I want to know who's going. Right? I'm going for market research purposes to sort of distance myself from the process just in case everybody listening to me is getting slightly worried. Paul, what are you talking about? I understand where that is, but it it it said communion. And I I've been sorting out a lot of paperwork around the house recently. By the way, we've only got about thirteen minutes left. I'm just letting you know in terms of wrapping up time. We're gonna end hard hard at the top of the hour. And, it said communion. And anyway, I was confirmed.
I didn't even know what this meant when I was 13. Seriously, I have no idea. I just did these things when I was young. Yeah. I was confirmed. This means that I could take holy communion, which the more I looked at it, the less I liked. I I find it all a bit weird. This Okay. Supposed symbolic drinking of the blood and all this kind of stuff. And then we get we're getting into that space and going, woah. What's really is this what's this? Whereas if if we read it and to understand it, now count me in. I I wanna know where the confusion lies. But and I should also get in here another another comment from aunt Sally because it's worth bringing it in there while we've got time. Actually, aunt Sally, just to let you know as well, Aunt Sally's often having baths whilst we're doing these shows.
And I was just thinking that maybe, Aunt Sally, a bath. Yes. You're having a bath. Okay. Instead of a shower or a bath. So maybe, aunt Sally, you're going through regular full immersions when you're having your bath, but she says this. She says, as far as I know, it's about this is to do with baptism. It's about showing being dead to your sins and emerging from the water reborn and anew. And she says, I'm under pressure from my church to make a decision. Well, okay. Well So I just thought I'd done it in problem.
[02:46:53] Unknown:
Well, what I just said to her applies. You have to make a list of what you need to repent of because your soul has to be cleansed just as much as your body. Right? Mhmm. And so so don't worry, you know, I mean, yeah, unless you've kept a record, a written record of all your sins from the time you can remember sinning. Right? And you probably all do.
[02:47:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Right. Yes. We have no. No.
[02:47:20] Unknown:
Somebody's keeping tabs. Somebody's keeping tabs. You know? Yeah. Yeah. This is just keeping tabs. Every everything you do is recorded in heaven. Right? So if if you miss something here That's the worry. Remind you at the That's the worry, isn't it? Remind you at the judgment day, Yeah. What what you're doing now. And, in fact, I have to tell you this story. It's so it's so beautiful, and I've been sharing this with everybody, these these Judeo Christians here in Harrison, Arkansas. And, anyway, so yeah. A bath mitzvah, And you take yeah. The water symbolizes cleansing of the body, and repentance symbolizes cleansing of the soul. Okay? So Right. You have to do that in all sincerity.
Okay? Mhmm. And be witness. And typically, the friends you come along with, will they'll know if you're sincere or not, you know. And if you forgot something, don't worry, You know, Jesus will remind you of it. It's a judgment day. But he'll he'll be very merciful to you because you've actually done a sincere, you know, what do you call repentance and baptism at the same time. Okay? That's that's what it's all about. With witnesses. That's what the witnesses are there for. Okay? And and then you come out of the water and they ask you, do you feel better now? Well, I'm not sure. Something happened, you know, but but rest assured, if you did it with sincerity, there's a spiritual regeneration that has taken place.
And, you you will be rejuvenated even though it says earlier of, you know, not anything from above, but you you feel good you you feel good about yourself, and hopefully there's a spiritual rejuvenation as well from above.
[02:49:06] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:49:07] Unknown:
Okay. So okay? So alright. So what I've been going through with the local people here is, oh, what's his name? Ripon I forget what his name is. Howard Howard something or other. I'll think of his name. Anyway, he was a big time Baptist minister, you know, for forty, forty five years in the Baptist ministry. And his video, it's a it's a it's a confessional, video that he did. Right. And he had a heart attack, and he's, being carted off to the hospital, and he's in and out of consciousness. He's basically dying on the way to the hospital. I think he actually died on the way to the hospital. Howard Pittman is his name. Howard Pittman. Look him up on YouTube and watch that video. That video will simply blow you away. Anyway, he says, I was a Baptist minister for teen years, and the first thing I noticed was there's a hell.
[02:50:08] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:50:09] Unknown:
And there's all these people going to heaven and all these people going to hell. But he said, in in his denomination, they didn't teach about hell. They didn't teach about the devil. You know, they kinda just ignored the whole subject. But if you it's like not nothing to worry about. Right? Yeah. But it is something you have to worry about. Okay? And this is what he realized. Okay? So while he was in the, the the the ambulance, he paid a visit to Jesus. He went up to heaven. And so, okay. Oh, I'm so glad I'm going to heaven. Now open the gates. And an angel appears and says, nope. You can't go in. What do you mean I can't go in? Your gates are right here. Open the gates and let me in. No. You're gonna have to talk with Jesus first. Jesus wants to he he wants to have a chat with you. Okay?
Alright. Okay. I gotta wait. Alright. Okay. Here. So here comes Jesus and says, okay. Here's what's gonna have to happen. I'm gonna have to send you back. He says, why? Why are you why do I have to go back? Well, because you haven't been you haven't been good enough to get in the kingdom. And remember, he's a Baptist minister. He's saying, I called out I cast out demons in your name. I preached in your name for umpteen years, and all I did all this stuff for you. And, no, you didn't do it for me. What do you mean I didn't do it for you? All forty five years of my ministry, I did it all for you. And he said, you didn't.
You did it for yourself. And then Howard said, oh my god. You're right. I was just doing it for my ego. Maybe I was doing some of it for you, some of it for me. Right? Is it no. No. Mhmm. You can't be some of some of this, some of that. You and you gotta be all in. And so Jesus finally says to him, now I want you to go back, and I want you to do this. I want you to become an independent minister. Don't go back to that denomination you came from. And so that's what he did. Okay? Right. He became an independent minister outside of the Southern Baptist Convention. And so and then his last words in this video are, while I was in the in the ambulance, I saw a bunch of people going to heaven and a bunch of people going to hell.
And so the interviewer asked him, well, what kind of percentage was there? How many people that went to heaven? How many people went to hell? I said, well, okay. Well, I counted 50 that went to heaven, and there are about 1,250 that went to hell. Mhmm. And and it's it's only about two and a half percent. Only about two and a half percent of people who call themselves Christians actually went to heaven. The rest of them went to hell because they were just like him. They were thinking they're good enough, but they weren't.
[02:53:02] Unknown:
It's tough, isn't it? It is very tough. It's tough. It's tough to even understand what mistakes you're making at times in life. This is the thing. I have always struggled with this one going, oh, yeah. I did that stuff, but I I didn't even know any better at the time. I was so stupid. I think that, you know, whether this is just me playing with my own head, which we all do to try and sort of justify things. But that's generally the pattern. I I, you know, I've not led a blame free life by any means. I don't think it's been terrible, but I've certainly made some serious errors along the way that have not been good for other people. At the time, I didn't intend it to be bad for other people, but it turned out that way. You're right. And looking back, I go, ah, you were more concerned about in nearly all cases, it's that I'm thinking primarily about me and my outcomes.
And other people's outcomes, I don't even I don't even get conscious about them. And then afterwards, I go, oh, you created a real mess there. That was really stupid of you. And so the idea all I'm seeking to do is to make less mistakes tomorrow than I made yesterday. I'm going that's I can cope with that. I can sort of deal with that, but whether that's good enough, I don't know. That?
[02:54:12] Unknown:
Well, I think so. Right? You got your you got your head above water, Paul.
[02:54:18] Unknown:
Well, I like to think so. Sometimes I'm not even convinced of that. I'm going, you know, you you feel as though you're flailing around going, well, I know all this stuff and it doesn't seem to make any difference. And I say these things and nobody's listening to me. They're fools. And then I'm thinking, well, hang on. It might not be them. It might be me, you know. And have I said it right? And then you think, what's you know, it's tricky. It's tricky. We're down to four minutes. So we gotta wrap up here. We really gotta wrap up. We'll have you you know, we'll have you back on. Yeah? Yeah. I'm not gonna be tired yet. Are you What? From all the flailing around?
[02:54:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Exactly. Right? Yeah. Okay? Yeah. So you've got to you have to constantly do the self evaluation. Am I good enough? That's what what Paul means when I die daily. He's doing the same thing. He's evaluating himself. Am I up to snuff? And if you're not doing that as a Christian, you're not getting anywhere. He lived Who is it? Yes. Yeah. The the Who is it that said,
[02:55:14] Unknown:
someone said, I can't remember it was now. Is it Aristotle? The unexamined
[02:55:20] Unknown:
life is not worth living. Ago. Yeah. No. That was, not Aristotle. It was the guy who had the poison himself.
[02:55:27] Unknown:
Oh, Socrates. I can't think of his name right now. Socrates. Socrates. Socrates. Yeah. Socrates. The other guy that was Socrates. Yeah. Yeah. You're right. No. You're right. No. You're right. Was it not Socrates? Oh, okay. Okay. Well, it's one of those guys with a beard that knew a few things, you know, the Greeks. Yeah. No. It's probably something like that. But I I I've always quite liked that one. Maybe that's a sin. Maybe I've just committed an error there, but I don't think so. I think it's true. I think if you're not aware of what you're doing, the impact that you have, you carry on making terrible mistakes and hurting people inadvertently, sometimes on purpose, of course, which is even worse, but it does happen. Yeah. Yeah. Well, yes. Yeah. Sometimes,
[02:56:04] Unknown:
inadvertent evil can do more harm than good. Right? And it happens all the time.
[02:56:10] Unknown:
It can. Which Eli, I gotta wrap up. Let me let me wrap up. I'm gonna wrap up the show now. So, love to have you back, hopefully, with some clothes on next time, but I managed to avoid that. And at least we we saved you your blushes in front of the audience. Yeah. I I I wanna thank everybody for being here rocking and rolling in rumble tonight. And and Sally too. Bye, Aunt Sally. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. About it. No. Great. Yeah. Fantastic Aunt Sally. It's it's because she says thank you for discussing this. And, yeah. No. It's I never know quite where these conversations are going. And getting into baptismal things is really quite, a surprise to me, to be quite honest. It's got me thinking about all sorts of stuff, because there's all sorts of there's a mix. There are things that are very, very true to me, and there are other things where I'm very, very vague and sort of cloudy in my thinking about why Yeah. We're I understand that why these things would have sprung up. I do understand you know, we it's very easy to look back on the past and go, this is nutty. It's stupid. But you're thinking Yeah. No. That that's what they did back there. Go. I hear the music. We've gotta go, don't we? Oh. Good. We gotta go. I'm a favorite puppy.
We gotta wrap up now. So you've you've been listening to Paul English live here, for the last couple of hours. We've had Eric on, who disappeared for due to technical problems. I'll find out later on. He's got a show coming up on Sunday. My guest here for the last hour and a quarter or so has been Eli James who will return. Mister Eli Quadruple Bypass James. So fantastic. Yes. Brilliant. You sound full of fire. It's been great. We'll be back same time next week, everybody. Yeah. And I'll be in touch afterwards, Eli. And thank you once more, everybody, and we'll see you same time next Thursday.
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And, all systems appear to be go. If you get any feedback with things falling away at rumble, although it seems to be okay right now, please let us know in the chat there on rumble. Welcome back everyone. Hope you've had a good, week. Yeah. It's a whole big fat juicy cuddly week. Rather grizzly weather here today. We always like to talk with the weather but, we can't really complain even though I'm about to. We've had sunshine a plenty for the last four or five weeks where I am, and my walks have resulted in me turning brown as a berry. Well, okay. I'm exaggerating a little bit but, not bad. You know, I look reasonably healthier than I did in the middle of the winter. We've had a lot of fun here in The UK.
The Prime Minister, the Prime Minister, that chap, has been coming out with the most abundant amounts of bilge, for a long time. He's outdoing himself, and, I'm tending to the view that possibly one of the reasons why they've installed him is that he makes even Joe Biden do you remember him in America? He makes even Joe Biden look intelligent and that's quite a thing, isn't it? I mean, they've actually got a guy supposedly in Keith Starmer. This is what everybody's calling him over here in the media, Keith. If you're called Keith, that must be quite a worry and it is kind of funny though, isn't it? It's quite funny, Keith Starmer.
Keith, although, you know, we've got some of the more rather vulgar epithets for him around here. No doubt they might come up over the next few hours during the show. We're due to be joined by a guest at some point, although can't see, hide, and hear of him. He may have got lost in the hinterlands of America right now. So he may not join us, but he's on the he's on the billing. Eli James is possibly due to join us at some point. I've, been sending messages through and all that and the other, but, he might come in within about half an hour or so. But, of course, I am, I am joined by the wonderful Eric von Essex. And, Eric, good, good evening to you. How are you, sir?
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And, it's rather gloomy cloudy here as well, and the temperature's dropped quite considerably. I've had my, pullover on today. It's been an you know, it's not, it's not as warm as it was yesterday. But, anyway, that's life, isn't it? And Your woolly jumper. You're wearing a woolly jumper. Got me a woolly jumper on, and I think I know what I call, our dear and gracious leader, Keith. There was a play called Nuts in May that was done in the early seventies. Oh, yeah. And the chap in that was called Keith. And he was his attitude was a little bit like Starba. I is that right, Cave? Yeah. It's alright, Cave. That's right.
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Right. Oh, it was very precise, wasn't it? And he was always looking at the ordnance survey map and things like this. And this is what we do. It was one of those ambitious types.
[00:03:42] Unknown:
Yes. And do you know there was no script to that? It that actually made it up as I went along. That she Well And and that is the brilliance of it.
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Isn't that worrying though? The least worrying if you're the actor that played Keith, that's a bit much. I wonder if he actually took that with him into into the rest of his life because that would be very difficult to live around, wouldn't it? Keith. Yes. And what's the name of that actress? She was very young at the time, but she went on to become quite famous. And I can't Alison Steadman. That was it. Alison Steadman. She was My brains were Yeah.
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What was that? Somebody's party? She was famous. What was that? What was that? Other one. Abigail's party. Abigail's party. Oh my giddy. That that Oh, that's horrific. Keith. K. Is that right, Keith? You should got to chew that, 20 times before you swallow them.
[00:04:33] Unknown:
Somebody left that clip up. We can play it in the show. Why don't you bring this up preshow? I could have found it. It's on YouTube. It's actually on YouTube. Well, I'll I'll find it at some point when someone's blathering. I'll do and dig it up, and then we'll bring it back into the show at a point that's that's completely inopportune and totally relevant to what we're talking about. But good grief. Yeah. Yeah. I I didn't you mention this a few months ago? Because I shut off and I think at the time, I started watching some of it. And it's difficult to watch for more than, like, five minutes at a time. It's awful.
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Do you remember how the nurse playing the guitar and singing? And a blunt goes over to him. And he says, would you like to join join us in the second second verse? He just can't
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sing. Oh, yeah.
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And embarrassment. I was actually for cringing and feeling embarrassed for crying.
[00:05:21] Unknown:
No one's gonna if you haven't seen it, anybody that's not seen this has no idea what we're banging on about. We're like a couple of old farts in the middle of nowhere. They won't have a clue at all. But I I know. You brought it up or someone brought it up a couple of months ago. I went off and watched ten or fifteen minutes. It's toe curlingly awful to watch. It's really truly awful, isn't it? I don't mean badly done. I mean, it's just got these characters in it that you just wouldn't wanna spend any time with in your life ever.
[00:05:50] Unknown:
It's just awful. Do you see that scene? Do you see that scene where the copper stops them? And, apparently, they had umpteen takes. I don't know whether they're a little bit wee weed or not, but the you see the smile in the copper's face. The bloke was actually in the part of the copper. I couldn't do it for laughing. He just couldn't because everything that Keith did was precise. The, he had this Morris thousand car. The police said, do you wanna have a look at your boot? And he and or trunk as you call it in America. Listed lifts the trunk up, and he says, your tire, your spare tire says, borders of babies. Bum, he said.
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Hey. I'll get that I'll get that changed straight away off. I said, terribly sorry. You know? Well, look. We we've banged on about it so much. It would be wrong not to play some of it. And I've I've found a bit. This is awful. You've got you've got you've brought this up. I had all these plans for the show, Eric, that it's gone it's gone right down the old toilet straight away. This is by the way, you know you know Richard Vobes? Oh, you know of Richard Vobes? Yes. Pretty you know? He's nearby to me. When I saw him at Christmas, this is all he wanted to talk about. I think he'd just been watching it, but he was doing this.
Anyway, here we go. So listen. This is the toe cringingly this is the music thing. I don't know what we'll never the show won't recover after this. You do realize this, Eric. We're not gonna recover after we've played this. Okay. So here we go. This is the zoo song from Nuts in Me. Oh my god. No. Oh, dear. Well, you asked for it. It's three minutes and thirty seconds. Listen, everybody. If you're out there, this is a strangely English show. So if you're in America, you probably haven't a clue what we're banging on about. This is English eccentricity at its best. Those of you who know what's coming up, I suggest brace yourselves and make sure, you know, that you've got you've taken extra cringe protection tablets because this is truly wonderfully awful. Anyway, here we go. This is the zoo song, a little scene from nuts in May.
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Is that a banjo? Yes. That's one of our interests. I have a banjo, and Candice Marie has a guitar. Would you like to show your guitar to Ray Candice Marie? What? Yes. Matter of fact, we make up songs together. We went on a trip up to London One day last year and made up a song about going to the zoo. Would you like to hear it? Yeah. Why not? Alright.
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You have a girlfriend,
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Ray? Pardon? Do you have a girlfriend? No. Oh, are you married? I can't afford it. Well, money isn't everything when you're in Lao. Is it Candice Marie? No, Keith. Well, I usually take the time from, Candice Marie anyway. Candice Marie sings the first and the third line and then I come in with the second line and we both sing the last line together. This is Candice Marie's first line. My line, I want to take you there he said, I want to go with you. The third line. Last line. I want to see the zoo. She said I want to see the zoo. You sing Ray?
Well, I I chant a bit, you know. What, madrigals?
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No. What sort of thing?
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Well, I I don't think they'd be quite suitable here, you know?
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I think that I think that's enough, Eric. I can't take much more of that.
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I can't. Actually, after the show, go to your show and and use it the acting was brilliant because the bloke who, is supposed to join in on the verse, he the he he looked really uncomfortable. Anyway, it's just marvelous. I know. Nuts in May
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is a Nuts in May. It is. The the you know, I think there's a Nuts in May fan club, Right? Or something. Really? They have conventions. Yeah. Yeah. Seriously. It's like a cult classic. I don't think it would travel well outside of England this. In fact, I'm sure anybody outside of our culture would be completely bemused by why we would find that so so fantastically awful. But it it's just full of all these extremely, I don't know, anally retentive characters, particularly the mean guy who's just so precise and exhausting and bloody boring, unbelievable. You know, because the the definition of being bored, you know, when someone's boring you, there's certain things that are going on. I think one of them is they're they're incapable of discerning between the interesting parts of the story and the supporting detail. It's all delivered at the same thing as if it's got exactly the same sort of emphasis and they provide you with so much detail. You're just sat there getting hypnotized and going, shut up. Basically, that's sort of where you're, please shut up. Shut up. Yes. And it's like that throughout this Candace is the first verse.
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That's right. But what does he have to tell you? Well, that's she singing the first verse, and he's gonna come in on the second.
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That's what I mean. Without it. You do. You know, Candace is wearing pink socks. We do this in pink socks. It's just all this super what's this got to do with anything? There's no sort of sense about the whole thing. So, yeah, remarkable. Yeah. Remarkable stuff. Anyway, that's the end of the show, everybody. It's only lasted twelve minutes. I'm feeling a bit unwell. We didn't get too far. We didn't get too far today. But quick quick shout out to everybody in Rumble who this week can actually see and hit well, at least they can see the show image. We had a lot of problems last week. It flipped us over, into something else. And I thought it was gonna do it again today. I hate talking technicals, but I end up having to do it, unfortunately, because it's Internet streaming and it sometimes occurs.
But it kicked in bang on at 08:00. So I think what occurs is that it won't actually connect it up until eight anyway. Last week, what it did was it slung the feed over into, the channel for the account as opposed to this Paul English live channel. Everybody's thrilled to hear this kind of stuff, aren't they? Again and again and again, but there we go. So, but it we we seem to be up and running. Yeah.
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Yeah. That's right, Pete. Yeah.
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Yeah. Oh, hang on. Just a minute. Just a minute. That's a bit irritating. Stop that. That's a bit of loop back there. I'm just checking to see if we're on YouTube and as you can tell from that, we jolly well are. So we're running okay on YouTube as well. So yep. Cool. So shout out to everybody on YouTube, and everybody on Rumble, everybody on WBN three two four, our radio outlet, everybody on Radio Soapbox. We're also going out on Euro Folk Radio as well, because I'm just like that. And we're probably on I think it's FreeFall Radio South Africa as well. We're going out on that and we may be on Radio Windmiller and Global Voice Network. So there we go. And across that, we've got tens of thousands of listeners. Well, we might not, but we're doing okay, and it and it's just good to be back. I'm so surprised by not having any technical problems. I just want to talk about them anyway, which is ridiculously stupid of me. But there you go. So, anyway What?
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Yeah. I suppose it did flung me out. You're gone. I just think there was a software problem because it it did something on my show on the Sunday and I think they might have sorted it by now looking on the right side. I think it was a Yeah. I think there was definitely some hitches last week. So thanks everybody last week for being so patient. It it did cause a little sort of blip in interest with the show on YouTube.
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Although, of course, I've no idea how long that could possibly last or whatever but so far so good, you know. So maybe because we're not overtly streaming video or running around, you know, with false mustaches on if you get my drift and things like this, they're they're gonna leave us alone so it's not too bad. Anyway, the the the little sort of at least the initial framing, thought for today's show, bearing in mind, mister Starmer's, communication well, he's had a bit of a week, hasn't he? I I wanna get over to sort of like the essence of law with regard to race at some point. We will get into that. But I've just been well, rather rather very amused by what's been happening.
Even for Starmer's inept and completely bungling stupid and, hypocritical standards, it's just been an amazing sort of few days, don't you think, Eric? I mean, I don't know if you're up to speed with everything. There was the there was the, the thing with meeting Macron and that little bag of powder on the table. Did you see that?
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Yes. Yeah. Someone in chat said, it is the Marrakesh Express, wasn't it? You know? Is that what it was? Yeah. Cosby, Stills, and Nash. Because that I used to think that song was about an ice choo choo train going through to Marrakesh. No. It's about drugs.
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I like no. It's about a four four two locomotive built at the Hunslet Loco Works. Surely, that's what it means. I want to get all anal like that. Oh, yeah. It was built. Yeah. It was yeah. It was all about proper steam engine. It's a great song. I love songs about trains too. Yeah. They're really good. That was one of my favorites, actually. That something about that record that is different from the rest. Okay. Until recently, I just innocently thought it was about us going on a train to Marrakesh.
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That was it.
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Who did who did that song Marrakesh Express? Is that Simon and Garfun?
[00:15:12] Unknown:
No. Crispy Oh, is it? Because Crispy Spills and Stills and Nash. Yeah. Spillsby, Cross and Nash. Those are so slow.
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Yeah. Them. Yeah. Well, it's interesting that the little stoma thing with the cocaine thing I mean, of course, it probably wasn't, although it probably was. But there was a little outtake from him. I don't know if you caught this. It's only about thirty seconds. I caught him commenting on it the other day.
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I would like to address the rumors of a certain meeting where a bag of cocaine was found before Emmanuel Macron, the prime minister of France, hid it in his pocket. Yes. We all did cocaine that day. And, yes, we had a naked dance off afterwards. This is how we do it in Europe. We like to sniff a little bit of cocaine and then we just we just get naked and dance and rub up against each other and shit like that. It's fun. And and we're all gay, so it's perfectly fine. Anyway, thank you and have a nice day.
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So have a nice day, Eric. So at least it's nice it's nice to hear him being refreshingly honest for once, isn't it? Yes. Yes. It is, isn't it? Yes. And,
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shall shall we, I hope they, put me in a jail in a cell next to you so we can have a good laugh, you know?
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Yeah. Yeah. Well, why not? Absolutely. But it was do you think that that was staged? I'm assuming everybody's seen it which, of course, is a silly assumption but, you know, these things fly around out there really quickly. So supposedly, the cameras came on on them having a meeting. There's a little bag of white powder and a spoon and Macron quickly sort of tucked it away. The whole thing, of course, to me, I'm immediately going, this is staged. They want to send out a signal but maybe maybe they are so stupid and and are so whacked out, that they really don't know what's going on. Would we be surprised if that turned out to be true? Not that we would ever find out, but would you be surprised, Eric, if that turned out to be true?
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It would I would not be at all surprised. Do you remember when the, I think it was when Gordon Brown was, an election thing, and he got in a car. Now the thing is, there's cameras all around. There's microphones, and he starts racking this bloke off who he's just seen. And it's all recorded on camera, and he had to go along and apologize to him in the end. What a silly thing to do. Surely, you know,
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there's press all around. Someone is gonna pick that up on a microphone, and they did. Is that the one where he got into the back of the limousine? Is that what you're talking about, Gordon? That's the one. Yeah. Yeah. He was bad mouthing a woman, wasn't he? We ought to get that clip out. He was really, really bad mouthing you. I think it's, yeah. Yeah. I I thought that was tremendous. I mean, it they they probably didn't. But what it did it gave you an insight into a way that they view everybody as scum. Yeah. I mean, it's as simple as that.
They just view everybody that's not in their circle, pondering about taking cocaine as scum. And somebody kindly sent me a photograph today. I mean, I've I can't maybe if I get sorted out with a video feeder, I can start flashing these photos up. So I'm I need to do a bit of practice, everybody. You have to forgive me. I can't be doing all these things at once, you know. I've got I had to put my trousers on before the show as well and that's hard enough. But, it was a photograph of, oh, who's that chump in charge of the Ukraine? Slimeinski,
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him. Slimeinski. Yeah.
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Yeah. Him. And, he's, he's in a meeting or it's just a photograph with Starmer. The problem is, and this is really rather impressive actually, literally I'm looking at the photograph now because this means nothing to you but then we're all on radio land so you just have to let me describe it. They're talking to one of them at a car park or somewhere and no word of a lie, Zelensky's trousers are on backwards. I'm serious. I'm serious. Have you seen this? Have you seen the picture?
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I've seen that picture. Yes. Yes. As as the fly and he also has got his flies open. So so he's, Yeah. The flies are open. I mean, it's just absolutely bizarre. I got somebody sent me this from, Martin
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good what's his the economics guy. Armstrong. Martin Armstrong. And he the the little comment he's put underneath the picture is, here is Zelensky with his pants on backwards. You have to have been high on cocaine to do that. Never in my entire life have I ever put my pants on backwards. Trousers, please. There is no way you don't notice that unless you are way out there, out of your bunk. How Starmer doesn't tell him calls into question Starmer as well? Well, I never. He's casting aspersions on our mighty leader. Yeah. So it's quite a picture. Process trying to,
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tell people something, you know. Mhmm. But I better not go any further because I might get arrested. But, shall we say, bit like, you know, in prison, in America, they they they have their walk around with their trousers or pants down. It means they're open for business. Perhaps that's another sort of, you know, you never know. I know.
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Oh, god. It's and then you just see all these people from our own race there. I thought we'd get the good old heavy fallout word in early on, doing the same thing, not having absolutely clueless. This sort of mimicry of of guff fashion statements is remarkable to me. Although, I suppose it's rich. I just wore denims, of course, in the seventies because that's all you did. You didn't have to do too much in the seventies. All you had to do was wear flared jeans. Did you have flared jeans? They used to get caught in my bicycle chain wheel. Bloody useless they were. Yes. But I had to have them. With turn ups.
Yeah. There was that. And then I had a lot of hair. I mean, I still got sun left, but I just had loads. And my son's actually came up with my son and photographed me the other day. They said, is this you? I was, like, 19 at the time. He said, yeah. It's just and I went, oh, yeah. What a load of hair. It's just tons of it. It's all over the place. And I grew a beard then. I still sort of have one now. Basically, because I'm lazy. I don't wanna get shaved all the time. Because if I get a webcam, I'm gonna have to get shaved. Because we've got to spend two hours in makeup, Eric, before the cameras run. I always do. We have to I know you do. I mean, but, you know, I'm I'm not, I've got to get trained in that way and sort of, you know, sort myself sort my wardrobe out and all that kind of stuff. But, my dad used to say to me with the beard, he said, what have you got that for? I said, well, I don't know.
And he said, you look like a rat peeping out from behind a bale of straw. It never left me that. I really I really quite like that. So if you come across some young person with a beard, just say that to them. It's really good. Just insult them a bit, you know. It's our job to do that and to keep them on their toes, you know, and to just be slightly rude to the younger lots.
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I had tear down on my shoulders and a droopy mustache but with a bald patch in it.
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Okay.
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Okay. This is good. Be Charles Bronson. Hi, Charles Bronson. I got so pissed off. We are fed up with it that I just, shaved it off in the end. But, no, my hair was down to my shoulders. I quite liked it, belong here, until it fell out.
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Well, I was quick and it didn't fell out. A hippie. Hippie. Eric is quite a thing. Yeah. Yeah. And So you didn't look like now. You didn't look like Peter Wingard then?
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Unfortunately, a little bit.
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Hello, ladies. Hello.
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Well, yeah. Told you did I ever tell you about what happened when I you see, my neighbor gave me a racing bike, and, I probably told you this before. And I've always I because when I was a kid, my parents never allowed me to have a bike because it's too dangerous to see. So I made up for it in the adult time. And, this was cut oh, about five or six years ago. My neighbor gave me his his racing bike. I already had a a bike before then, you see. And I thought, wow, racing bike. So I decided, you know, put the old shades on. Hi. You know? Got on the bike, went around the corner. Hi, ladies. You know? I'm on my racing bike. And I went around the corner and said, hello. And I said, hello. I fell off over it.
Because you see, I've used a bike with about, two inch thick, tires. Well, a racing bike is about half inch wide. Yeah. It's a needle, really, in comparison. It's a bit thin. Yes. Yeah. Precisely. Yes. It is. So, that that that went down that that may tryna get be a bit flash. That was when when it'd be right in the face.
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That's life. Well, I You know? Oh, gosh. Yeah. Bike accidents, they're fun. I think push bikes are pretty dangerous. I mean, I've got more banged up on a push bike than anything. I I would never get a motorbike because I I assume I would have killed myself, not even if it would have even been down to me. It's not that I was a maniac or anything. I just thought, nah, I don't think I'll do that. I couldn't afford one anyway, really. I just ended up buying a car. But, I had a good a good friend. Well, he was good at the time. He was in good nick. I'd had a maybe had a little bit too much to drink, and got on his bike to go home and was traveling very slowly.
I mean, you know, not much faster than walking speed and he hit one of those little speed bumps and he fell off and he the the amount of damage he did to himself was unreal. He fell from that height and his head hit the tarmac. He broke his jaw, knocked his teeth out, fractured his nose, fractured got a fractured eye socket. I went, wow. That's it. Yeah. So the the the motto of the story, don't drink and ride a bicycle. Driving's fine. You got four wheels. You can't fall over on that, you know. And if you are a bit drunk and behind the wheel, go like the clappers. That way, you get off the road quick and that and you're you spend less time on the road being a menace to everybody else. That would always be my theory. I don't know whether it pan out in a court of law. They might they might take umbrage with that. Yes. They might do. But I actually Yeah. Came off my bike, and I knocked myself out for about half an hour.
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Thank you. And yeah. I I was I was out cold, and some kids found me. And this was on a Cool. Look. We found a man. Look. There's a bag knocked out. There's a man.
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Look what we found. We found a bloke.
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But strangely enough Yeah. When I come around, you you're at peace with yourself. You you feel really calm. Oh, hello. What are you doing down here? I don't know what happened. I must have, fainted or something. I I just don't know. It's a cold morning. And Yeah. These kids' family, they're gonna call an ambulance. I said, no. Don't worry. I'm okay. Got home. About half an hour later, the shock hit me. Bang. But now I had, skulls all over my face. So I must have been unconscious before I hit the tarmac. But this was on a, a footpath where you can cycle your bike. So a cycle path. So there wasn't that many people around. So I must have been there for quite a time. So I must have knocked myself out cold. But I noticed the handlebars were all cookie doodle and, I must have hit myself on the handlebars. But again, because I mean, I wasn't wearing a cycle helmet.
So, as I say, I must have been unconscious when I hit the hit the floor. That was, oh, about four or five years ago. But Wow. Absolutely.
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Yeah. Yeah. You are. No. That's pretty good. There's some anyway, shout out to everybody as well. I don't know if you've seen any of the messages in Rumble, Eric. There's quite a few piling in. Great to have you all here and technically, we seem to be solid today. So this is good. We've had a few rough weeks around here with the whole thing, so this is good. But there's a there's an interesting message here from Woody Peake. Is it correct, Woody Peake, and you have to type something in to let me know, yay or nay, that your, you and them and missus Peake are having an early celebration of your upcoming silver wedding anniversary. Is that correct? And by the way, what is silver?
Is that twenty years, Eric? Is it twenty five for silver? I think it is. Yes.
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I think it is. '25.
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Not not forty. Forty forty five years or 2025. I can't remember what it is. Silver. So alright. So this silver this there's loads and there's one for every year and the paper after a year. I quite like paper. That was quite good. But I didn't know that I got into all that kind of stuff. But is it? Yeah. Cheap one. One year in. It's only paper. And then it goes up tin or something. And you get all sorts of sort of tut and then it gets onto the cool stuff. Well, if Silver's twenty five, congratulations, Mr. Peake and to Mrs. Peake, well done.
So I don't know what you mean by an early celebration. I don't know what that means, frankly. I'm just assuming there's lashings of wine. There might be lashings of wine. So, and why not? Why not indeed? Yes. Do you want to talk about anything serious, Eric? Let's talk about race, shall we? Should we talk about immigration? Shall we talk about Right. Shall we have a little chat about mister Starmer's speech? Now I did send it to you. I know you tried to read it, but obviously you weren't too ill. You weren't too ill when you when you saw it.
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The sick bag is well, I did it wasn't big enough. I need a sick bus bucket, actually. I think, the bag just filled up too quickly.
[00:28:09] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, the the guy just basically yeah. I know. It's a brilliant picture. What a what a striking, handsome suit that is. There's something inside it, but the suit looks great. And, so he get he gave this speech on Monday. It's just complete nonsense and madness. Everybody's just falling about laughing because he didn't really mean a word of it. Somebody's obviously putting put him up to it. We'll just I will read the first two paragraphs. I think that's about as much as we need. It's only to set the tone. We're not going through the whole thing. It was twenty minutes of, you know it's just he says, good morning. Today I wake up no. I can't do that. I'm gonna have to practice getting a Kierstine accent. The right paper on education.
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All of that monikers. I start sorry.
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I'll I'll read it out as if I'm actually a grown up as opposed to this as a it says, today we publish a white paper on immigration, a strategy that is absolutely central to my plan for change. Oh, it's nothing to do with those, but it's central to his. And why is it always plans for change? Why why can't be a plan for return to what works as opposed to changing things all the time? This isn't this thought of this Obama nonsense. We're gonna change things. It's all about progress and change. There isn't any. You look back and you're I don't know what you're talking about. You should not be allowed to use these words. They will have to change something because, you know, that's their holy mission. If I change this thing, it's all gonna get better. He goes on. He says, this strategy will finally, oh, relief everyone, take back control of our borders. Yippee.
And close the book on a squalid chapter of our politics, our economy, and our country. You oaf. He goes on. Let's just do the second paragraph. It's just remarkably stupid. He goes, take back control. Everyone knows that slogan, well, I do, and what it meant for immigration or at least that's what people thought. Because what followed from the previous government starting with the people who used that slogan was the complete opposite. Between 02/2019 and 02/2023, even as they were going around our country telling people with a straight face they would get immigration down, net migration quadrupled until in 02/2023 it reached nearly 1,000,000, which is about the population of Birmingham, our second largest city. That's not control, it's chaos and it goes on in a similar vein.
And in fact, I'll stick the link in the rumble chat for all those of you just can't get enough of his purple prose and his sincerity in writing. There you go. I've just whacked it into into rumble. Absolute complete blithering,
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you see, I get going with the adjectives, Eric, and I'm already running out of them. It's the Frank Spencer, isn't he? It's it's Some Others Do Have them. It's Frank Spencer's star? Mhmm. Oh, Betty. We've had a bit of trouble with immigration. You know? Yeah.
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I've got problems with the immigration.
[00:31:09] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. By trouble, but it's all about change. Is he is he talking about his menopause or something? You You know, I wonder whether they're on about menopause.
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Perhaps Yeah. But I don't think he's a man, isn't he? He's not a man. He's a he's a man on pause trying to become a man. I don't know about a menopause. I mean, he's not really a man, is he? No. Why is he? No.
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He's simply You know? But, but that that picture of it, I mean, it it it just it just sums it up, doesn't it? Yeah. Oh, yeah. I I feel a little bit uncomfortable standing here. Oh, dear. I just thought,
[00:31:43] Unknown:
excuse me. Is flatulence supposed to be lumpy?
[00:31:47] Unknown:
Oh, dear. Yeah. That's the sort of expression he's got on his face, isn't it? But he just looks exactly a complete dork.
[00:31:56] Unknown:
It is. He looks as though he looks as though he's having problems with his hemorrhoids, doesn't he? Yeah. And, and let's face it. If he isn't, he's the sort of man that we wish was having trouble with his hemorrhoids, seriously. And speaking of which Hemorrhoids. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. No. No. No. It's okay. There was a, a comment in the chat saying that Starmer was in Albania today talking about smashing the gangs. He's going person he's personally gone out there in that suit to start smashing the gangs. I mean, it's just, we can't do this forever. Actually, we probably could. Yeah. Smashing the gangs. Did he wet himself? Oh, I've wet myself again. It's frightening.
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It's okay. I do the best one when you see him with all these tough army blokes dressed up as a as a squatty. Yeah. Classic. Oh, no. These guns, they're dangerous. They could hurt someone. Every health and safety here, we should have it in the army.
[00:33:02] Unknown:
Yeah. No. Well, I mean, actually, XO mentions here as well. He was the one thanks, XO, for the the shout out about Albania. We can't keep up with the globe trotting exploits of this wizard of peace, mister Stammer. Exo goes on to say, not mentioning the 230,000 fake Albanian migrants we have in England right now. These numbers are getting they've always been alarming because they're based on an idea that's completely and utterly not required. I think it's to do you know, I've heard some of the I heard a criticism of Starmer. I don't know what was some bint from Clyde Cloud Cymru or whatever it is that Welsh thing. I only call her a bint because the comments were just they were half good and half stupid. She was she accused him, she said, you know, are we supposed to take this seriously?
You know, it's as if the Prime Minister's I'm paraphrasing, right? As if the Prime Minister's speeches have been formed by whatever he heard in the last focus group the that he attended. And it does have that impact of a guy completely as a puppet on a string, really. I mean, it does come across he made a very sort of rude remark to her. He said, well, you know, something along the rubbish that comes out of the right honorable lady's mouth or something, which was just beyond the pale. He's tactless. He can't even insult people without coming across as an oaf, which he is. And, well, he is. I mean, he's just ridiculous. But this is what happens when you've decided that you've to allow yourself to become a puppet a puppet of these things.
I mean, the whole idea this communication space around this is complete madness because that woman who pointed that very salient point out also couched her whole pitch along the lines of the prime minister has basically been very sympathetic to other people but now he's talking about putting borders around and this that and the other, you know, and that we're a nation divided. All of that language that she used was all incorrect. People just can't use language properly or they're using it intentionally, stupidly to maintain this confusion. And although there are some good things on the radio and the TV, I mean I'm sort of pedantic, I'm becoming pedantic Paul as I get older. If you're using the wrong words in the wrong order, no one's gonna have a clue what to do to sort anything out. There's an assumption, don't you think, Eric, that basically we've just got to sort out this migration mess.
That that's the frame the way it's framed, the context is, well, there's migration you see and we've just got to get in control of it. But the actual question is, why is there any at all? Why has there ever been any at all? Any? At the question,
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I mean, at election times, you never see MPs. Now that that you don't never see candidates come around the door at all. I haven't seen a candidate come around the door for ages. But Yep. The question I have for them is two questions. One, do you believe in democracy? They go, oh, yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Could you give me the precise date, or possibly the decade when, we got the vote to allow mass immigration, please. And they run off. Because if it's a democracy, it's all we should've we should've we should've voted for it, but we never did.
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Never got the chance to vote. Well, we've never even it's never even been put out there, has it, as a topic worthy of our view.
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That's right.
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Apparently, when we We have a vote any view that you and I would have. Yeah.
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Keith took us in in 1973, but there's no vote on it. No? That's all.
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No. So, you know, like yeah. Like, when the media are doing these things, this sort of drama outrage stuff. Right? You hear it from everybody. Well, this is terrible and all that kind of stuff, and he's complete I mean, you know, we're echoing part of it here. I'm aware of this. I've got sort of one eye on myself as I'm sort of ending up like a sort of we end up talking like a news channel. But you've got to really watch it because you're just buying into the general agreement which is, yeah, if we just all shout a bit louder or I make some points or I hit the lectern harder than the other guy, somehow I will have won the argument. But the bottom line is nothing changes because no one's addressing the context which is bogus.
It's utterly That's right. It's a totally bogus concept of allowing anybody into your nation, whatever nation it is, allowing people into your nation who are of a different race, of a different culture, many of a different religion, which is absolutely fine. There's not no one can help that. It's not as if we're oh you shouldn't have been born that way'. This is life. This is the way it's always been and it always will be. But as I've mentioned repeatedly and and obviously, we need to keep I feel the need to keep saying this thing to try and find some way to get the point across more fully is it's completely surplus to requirements. Nature didn't design it that way in the first place or am I wrong about that? I mean, in other words, were you born, Eric, into a place that just had all these different people in it with all this sort of polyglot culture and everything's just great? I don't know anybody that was born into a space like that ever. Correct. Yeah. You you you're right.
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But this thing is is that they've got this incredible, propaganda where if you go against what they say, you're a hateful person. You have hate speech. Well Mhmm. Yeah, I found the complete opposite is reverse speech. Because the people that are accused of hate speech are generally the kindest people. Because I respect people's culture, and I respect people from overseas and other and other places. That's what makes the world go round. And as I've often said, if you went to South Africa to see the Zulus, you expect to see their tribal dancing and all that. Marvelous. You wouldn't go there and expect to see a Scottish Highland jig because it's multicultural, would you? No. Someone just got the right to Scotland to see that. And it's disrespect for people's culture.
This and and that's what it is. And it's also you, to say that our culture is not, much and we should actually embrace other people's culture is urinating on the grays around our ancestors, especially the ones that fought in both world wars. That is the greatest insult they can give us.
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That's that's the way I look on it. Well, it is. But I mean, they insulted that generation anyway by pitching them into wars that were completely unnecessary. And now, we as their children and grandchildren are being insulted again, and our children and grandchildren will also be insulted. This attitude as it were, the Gordon Brown in the cab attitude is permanent with these people. It's just permanent. And the thing about race is, it's just an extension of your family. So what they say if you say that you're a racist and it all depends how people want to define I know what it means. I know the connotation of it and, I've heard it about four or five times on the radio even this week. Well, you know, this is like being a racist and everything. No one even stops and goes, what does that mean? Never. What's the point of having these conversations when people are using words all mangled up? Well, the reason they use them all mangled up is that they don't want to be seen to be stupid, I suppose, in the moment. I don't know what that means, but someone should say, what does that mean?
Please explain it to me. Give me your definition of what it is. So, you know, we if a nationalist is someone that loves their nation, is it not the case that a racist is someone that loves their race? I'm gonna suggest that it is. I know it's not used in that way. Right. So, Eric, you were in a family once. Yeah? Mhmm. Yes. You probably still are. And did you love your family?
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Yes.
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Yes. And did your parents love the family that they built with you in it? Did they love it? Right. Yes. And hopefully, that's true of the vast majority of people in family. Now just because you love your family, does that mean you hate all the other families in the street?
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Spot on. No. It doesn't. Are you a familyist?
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Are you a familyist? Oh, you're a familyist, are you?
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All familyist.
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Yes. Yes. Yeah. That's right. Oh, yeah. I am. Yeah. You mean that you love your own family more than other people? Yeah. I do. Should I not do that?
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Well, that's common, isn't it? Because you love the state before your own family. And Of course. Communist China, some provinces, you were not allowed to marry, unless the, special bureau or what it was, they would choose a partner for you because love didn't come into it. So, you you know, you've reached a certain age and there was a a lady that they selected for you, and that was it. Yep. You got you got me married whether you liked it or not.
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Totally right. No. I didn't mean that.
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Yeah. And that's what they that's what they did in communist China because you were there to reproduce for the next and the state took the child away and indoctrinated it, and that was it. That was your your your your function.
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So, yeah. I mean, I'm re I'm I'm I'm taking some of this on the family stuff from some notes written by Eli who may be joining us. I haven't I haven't seen him and he may not. You don't know because he's, he's got some challenges. So if he turns up, that'd be great. But, you know, so somebody in the family, traditionally, of course, the father provides for it. Yeah? Provides for the family. That's it used to be like that. I know it's kind of all falling apart rapidly because of all these pressures that they brought to bear, but let's just stick to that older story that it used to be like that. He doesn't go around and provide for all the other families, does he? Your dad didn't. Precisely. My dad didn't. No. Oh, yeah. So what is it? Does he hate him then? Why is he not providing for all those other ones as well? Now this is the what they do with race. If you just translate, just hop it over and expand it out, they're saying, what are you doing? Look after all these other people, you're a racist. Of course not. Is it my job to do that? The implication is that it is. The assumption in all these communications, like the hidden agreement, that they're all saying is, yeah, it's Whitey's job to sort out everybody. Everybody can come and live where he lives and she lives and they can get all this stuff for nothing and you must keep doing this because what is it? Is it called white guilt over what? I don't feel guilty about a thing. But our political class have obviously been bent over a barrel with this or whatever they've been bent over.
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Don't you think? Well, you're you're you're spot on because when you look at it, when you look at the atroc, alright, there were atrocities that went on. There wasn't very nice things. It it was all done by the higher ups. The average person on the ground, had nothing to do with it. It was the ruling class, the hidden hand, the people you don't see. And Yeah. When and that is the thing. And this guilt thing, it's all similar to well, it comes from the Frankfurt School. Yes. It does. Because after World War two, the Frankfurt School who wrote relocated, obviously, from Frankfurt to America, and they were they were communist, but they were welcomed with open arms to America.
They advised, America on the deep what they called the, inverted commas, the denazification of Germany. And they claimed that, the German people as a whole have got to feel guilty. They got to show feel extreme guilt. And they hyped it up and hyped it up and hyped it up so that now we got a German German race of people that hate Germany. And that's what they did. And this is what So I mean, when you think about it, any nation get you to Yeah. Yeah. They trying to get us to hate our own environment.
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It's it's very much it's those aspects of that period of history more than the military side that I find much more engaging because those issues are long standings. They go they go back thousands of years and they're with it's the one that's been dealt to us right now. It's the way that we're being manipulated right now. So if you look at Germany in that period, one of the things the impression I certainly get from a distance someone no doubt could say say no Paul, you've got it all wrong, but there's certainly the impression I get is that families were very very important in the constitution of the nation because they are. It's not a debatable thing. It's literally nature says this is the structure and people love their families. So what they're saying is oh you can't love your family and it taps into what you just said a few moments ago that that's one of the drives of communism is to destroy the family so that you get these, what they call it, atomless, rudderless people easily controllable by the state.
This agglomeration of bureaucrats and technocrats who are basically after, you know, maintaining their position of wealth and power and influence because that's the game that they like to play and they don't really care how many pawns get blown up or whatever. It's not of any real consequence to them. So all these threads come to bear. No one do you think we're ever likely to hear any of our politicians in the House of Commons have a discussion
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about something like this? It's not I mean, I'm being No. Facetious when I say it really. It's not gonna happen, is it? It's like they get to talking about usury. You won't find them talking about usury because they know they'll end up in a wooden overcoat. Mhmm. It it it this is why it's just a huge control mechanism. They're they only survive, through ignorance. And they have the best PR consultants and the best, social engineers our money can buy. That's how they survive. Otherwise, they wouldn't last five minutes.
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I know. It's the average man getting involved in the in the discussion about race that I'm particularly keen on. But it's bit of a challenge, isn't it? Because I and this is why I listen to some of these mainstream radio things. I mean I mentioned it before with the call ins from people to find out where their phraseology is which is a great indication of where they're allowing themselves to take their own thinking, which is generally not that far. Because you know the the the sort of hidden ring fencing that's laid in by the media is not detected by the audience. You just go, well, oh you couldn't possibly talk about that. Hang on, why? Why can't we talk about that?
Who says you can't talk about it? Well, the government. You're you're inciting racial hatred. I mean, this is just it's it's a madness.
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Look up the Keldenhove Kalergi plan. The Keldenhove Kalergi plan, this chap, Keldenhove Kalergi, he was a bit of a mixture. He was part Japanese and I'm not sure the other half. Was it German? Austrian, I think. Austrian. Sorry. Yeah. And he wrote a book, which name escapes me because I'm having a senior moment.
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In Practical Idealism,
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it was called. That's the one. Yes. Yeah. And his plan, he was the founder of the EU. He was one of the founding fathers of it.
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Mhmm.
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He died, I think, in 1972, '70 '3, something like that. And he, he wanted to destroy the European race. He said, you know, he did he did not want Yes. He did, actually. Yes. Yeah.
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He did. No. No. Apart from that, it was quite a nice bloke. You know? I mean He was lovely. He used to give his mother flowers and that. He was like a brother to me. He was great. Yeah. He was quite Yeah. But he did want to wipe out the white rice. Oh, yeah. He did wanna do that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was a nice man. He was cruel, but kind. Yeah. Cudenhof Kalergi. Yes. Sorry. But what I don't I'm channeling Monty Python sketches there, but it's difficult for me not to at certain times. But, yes. Yeah. He was a disease. Very, very bad. I've
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I've had a rash. It's called Coogan. Went to the doctor. He told me you've got Coltonhoven
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calergi. But got You've got the calergi. It's like the calergi, but it's the calergi, and it's worse. Yes. Precisely. It's worse. Yes. It's it's very, very bad type of calergi. It really is. Yeah. I think, all of these I don't know. It's the self censoring for most normal people that's tricky. No one everyone's terrified of being called a racist. Well, they wouldn't be if somebody actually said hang on Can we just provide the meaning of this word? Of course, we know that what it's been invoked specifically to only be targeted at one race of people. White people. That that's why no other race considers themselves because the way it's framed in the mainstream media worldwide as as if they could possibly be a racist.
According a racist is simply a white person who wants to be left alone. Actually, this is not allowed. With any It's not allowed. You can't do that.
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Well, that's right. It's just similar with that. But have you noticed there's a huge psyop going on at the moment? Mhmm. They wanna silence people. So what they're doing now, they are yes. They are. The police are going in and taking old age pensioners, for questioning and arresting them because they said something naughty on, social media. Yes. That's happening. But I think a lot of it's being hyped up. Why? Because it's terrifying. Loads of other people were saying thinking, I better not say anything. I might get arrested. And Yeah. I wonder whether that's put gone through your mind as well because a lot of them, you think, looks a bit acted to me.
A lot of our genuine, yes, but as long as they look a bit acted.
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Well, I think that that's the stuff. That kind of group thought stuff is the bit that's really scary. I actually think it's going on with those in the political class right now. I think they're getting terrified of the fact that people have woken up to their incompetence. Let's just call it that. It may be willful incompetence in many cases. I don't really know. It may be even more scary that they just literally are so plain stupid or so plain self centered, which seems highly likely, that they are actually indifferent to the outcomes of the sorts of supposed lines of thinking and policies that they suggest. They can't they just can't do it. Like, you know, what's that thing? Pathological altruism. Bit of a mouthful but it simply means you decide to be altruistic to other people to such a degree you are going to kill yourself in the process of doing it. This is apparently taps into some sort of ennobling thing. Apparently, this is a good thing. You've been given a life, there is. There's kind of a hidden command here. Oh, no, we must be seen. I must be seen to be the most helpful person in this group and anybody that's stopping me being helpful, they're evil.
This is how it goes. I mean, it just gets so totally out people can't get things into proportion. Like when I heard this woman talk, it's as if and I think it's the assumption. I seem to notice it more in lady MPs than I do in male one but maybe I'm mistaken. I've I've got a very small data bank to work on. But that's the impression I get but maybe that's the sort of impression a person like me would want to get. But they're always extending the hand of help to everybody as if it's infinite and limitless. And when you bring up the fact that veterans are sleeping in doorways, that girls are getting raped by Pakistani and Muslim rape gangs, almost primarily, when the number of crimes committed by so called migrants is of a much higher degree statistically than that committed by, you know, normal English types.
It's okay. Apparently, you're persona non grata. You can't raise that up. I mean, XO wrote here a little earlier on, thanks for this. British police stats for English crimes per 100,000, for British people 12. Same stats for Albanians, a 25 crimes per 100,000. Over 10 times the amount. Now, why why are people apologizing for this? It's really a structural stupidity. Why would people who are alien to our culture and see us acting like saps not take the view that they can take advantage of everything and and treat people in a terrible way because that's the way that they've been brought up? The main problem is locationism.
It's not about us having a view or a judgment of these other people, but the view and judgment that we can have, as I said before, is there's no such thing as multiculturalism. Didn't exist. In fact, I saw a thing supposedly on the BBC. I don't know if you caught the other day. I don't watch the BBC. It was a clip somewhere on Twitter that someone had put up a clip from them saying that they'd asked, I don't know, some people. I have no idea how big the the the polling numbers were, but they'd gone out maybe to several hundred or several thousand people. I don't know how many. And they'd asked them, do you think multiculturalism is working?
And 97% said no. And that was that. So that's it. That's the BBC saying, see we did address it but they don't reinforce it. This is so major, it's so important. What's the point of all these economic policies if everybody's miserable because they're being compelled to live their lives out with other people that are not right or wrong or good or bad, they're just on a different wavelength. What is the point of it? Well, we know what the point of it is. It's to demoralize us and to bring the the remnants of Western Christendom to the ground.
And part of the response has to be that the media have got to get tougher in terms of holding these people's feet to the fire and so do we. We've got to get our local MPs and start to make their lives as unpleasant as they are quite happy to make ours. This is basically what they're doing all the time. They're just creating intentionally. They are stupidly. They're just creating so much misery. It's all unnecessary. We can't fix anything if you've got I don't know. 700 people arrive by boat today or something. 700. I mean, it's just and they what do we do to turn them around? I'm going, let's see. In the nineteen sixties when I was a lad in the nineteen seventies when I was a teenager, there was no talk about this because someone would be out in a boat, they'd blow them out of the water or they're just gonna get lost. So it's to do with some underhand coke deal that they've got with the French because that's where they come from and we trace the line back.
It's not as if there's any one particular nation responsible for causing it. This is kind of a group undermining, you know, this interdependence lark that they're always on about. Well, you've got to do this because we did that and all that kind of stuff. And in the end, you're not in control of your own borders. So for him to say, we're gonna get in control of it. How are you gonna do that, Kier, when you've signed all these agreements with these other people and they're gonna chop your what's left of your testicles off, you know, if you go against it?
He he hasn't got any power. He hasn't got any. He's just pretending that he does, and everybody pretends that he does as well, and it's kind of like a group madness, surely. The prime the prime minister is the governor of the Bank of England. That that that that that's what,
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the facts of the matter is. The government but Starmer can't do anything unless he phones up, like, the the government of Bank of England.
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This is true.
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And that's what that, ex prime minister said, wasn't it? What was her name?
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Oh. Betty.
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Betty. Oh, hello, Betty. You know?
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Oh, yeah. Look. Because you've forgotten her name, I have. It would've just I'm just looking at she's blonde, isn't she? Oh. Yes. Alright. Well, come someone in chat. Put us out of our misery. We're turning into an old couple of farts. It's ridiculous. What is what's her name? Come on. For for names.
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I really have. But when you look at, the things like drugs now I was talking to somebody today about drugs. Some of the worst you look at these drug cartels, and The person I was talking to is saying, yes. Do you realize the government runs them? Because when you look at
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Liz Truss. Liz Truss. Put me at the moment. I had to put myself sorry. Sorry for interrupting. I was going crazy there. Yeah. It's okay. Please carry on. My attitude is government is mafia. Nothing more than that. They're stealing money from us to to to
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and when you look at things like drug racketeering, I I'm sure the government are behind these, people coming in on their boats. They're making money out of it. They are just absolutely corrupt. And I think it was Henry Ford that said about banking. If people knew the truth about the banking industry, there'd be a revolution before tomorrow morning. He respond Mhmm. % true.
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Well, there might be, Eric. I know I'm I come across the most negative I hate even talking like this. Mhmm. But things that are going on right now are more input than should be required to get people to kick off. Seriously. Yeah. And I'm including myself here. No. None of us can make they've got us stitched down in a certain way. There's the implication of things and their degree of psychological control is considerable. It works in very subtle ways. You know, just trying to get people to say the word racist is difficult. They want to say it. Well Oh, you can't say that. Actually, it You know. Enslaved us.
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That's the thing. They financially enslaved us. People are frightened of losing their jobs because they won't be able to pay their mortgage. Yeah. They are. Yep. They've they're very clever. And slave as I often said, slavery was never abolished. It's just been redefined. That's all. We're still slaves to chasing Danny Dollar. And that's that's that's basically it. People are too frightened. When people had nothing, yes, they would revolt because they got nothing to lose. But now we've got a population that's, obese, sits in front of the television, stuff stuff in their face with carbohydrates all evening.
Oh, yum yum. That's why I don't think oh, yeah. I should have carb carbohydrates.
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Yeah. I mean, we were talking about chocolate before the show, and I've just realized that my cupboards are bare when it comes to chocolate. I'm feeling a little bit less than, if you know what I mean. So yeah. You're right. That that we'll come to that theme afterwards. We're at the top of the hour here. You listen to Paul English live here on WBN three two four going out on multiple Rumble. We're also still existing and trickling along nicely on YouTube. We'll just keep trying things as we go. I haven't played this one for a little while. It's Van Morrison, and I can play Van Morrison because it never gets sort of black flagged by any of the copyright things. He's said about his music, you can just use it, which is well, top guy. Right? I mean, he's kind of long in the tooth and is probably doesn't need to worry about royalties too much, although I should imagine his publishers. Although, maybe he owns his own stuff. That's probably what it is. He probably owns it, doesn't he?
This, these this is lyrically on track with what we're talking about. I just did a quick check when I last played it and it's a long time ago. I think it's 02/2023, actually. This is Western Man and it's all about us, you sados. Actually, you know, you mighty warriors. But it's a good description of what's taking place. We'll be back after this.
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Western man has no plan since he became complacent. Stop believing in himself. Let others steal his rewards while he was dreaming. While he was dreaming, others were scheming, doing deals behind his back. Now Western man is adrift and under attack. What happened in between? Now there's no other bite of the cherry, unless he's prepared to fight. Start taken over the farm. Your tickets have taken over the fame house. Glad to stand meetings in the forest. Going back to the way it was. Now it just seems impossible. Well, some man has no plan.
He stole that while while he was dreaming. Over the wall. At the start meetings in the forest. Not going back, not going back to the way it was. Western man has no plan. Could see, became complacent, stop believing in himself, and let others steal his rewards while he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. While he was dreaming. Others were scheming. Scheming while he was dreaming.
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Yeah. Thank you everybody for listening to WBN three two four Talk Radio and on Rumble and wherever you may be picking up the show. This is Paul English Live. We're here every Thursday 8PM to 10PM in The UK, maybe a bit longer. 3PM to 5PM, maybe a bit longer. New York US Eastern Time. I'm here with Eric. We're slightly slightly different structures to the show today, intentionally so. We've given Patrick and Paul the date off or the afternoon off for them because I'm playing around with formats and looking at expanding the number of shows and sort of retrimming things. So it might be a bit sort of mayhemical. I don't know if that is a word but I just made it up, over the next few weeks as we as I look to sort of restructure things and what we do here with all this kind of stuff. Anyway, jolly good lyrics in that song, I thought, Eric. I don't know if you caught them, but I thought they were they were pretty good. I caught Yes. Speaks to our situation very well, I thought. Yeah. Yes.
And just looking in here, there was a comment from,
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Billy's Billy's he's got I didn't realize that about the copyright, though.
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Yeah. Well, actually, what's happening, you know, I, regular listeners, will know that I I play tunes here and they're carried fine over WBN three two four on the radio networks. It's not really a problem with them. But because the show's recorded, it gets automatically distributed to multiple podcast platforms, Eric. Doesn't one? So we send them out. One does one's best in the face of all this technical buffoonery and complexion and, complexity, I should say. And, Spotify, which is quite a big platform, handles podcasts, which is great. And, the site, for this show on Spotify looks pretty spiffing, I have to say. I threw some graphics in and it just dresses it all up and, you know, you get it all looking quite slick for a while. But, unfortunately, they're a little bit keen on the old copyright stuff. So, when when the files go through, they write back to say, you're in breach of this and, we're gonna pull your show. So I just pulled loads of them because they had these songs in. It'll be interesting to know whether they pull this one. I'm not planning to put anything else that's a little bit edgy. Although, we could put, the Marrakesh Car Wash song or whatever it was called, we could put that in. You know? That would probably blow a gasket and get the the show kicked off. I understand. I'm not moaning about it. Is a brat.
Yeah. Whatever. You know? Yeah. I think so. I don't mind. I don't I I understand that they've gotta do it. It's just such a panickety world, though. You just think, in this in this music, just as much hours now as the musicians. They've been around for four years. You know, we're only playing it once to a small audience. No. No. No. What about 1940?
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Because I think
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You still there? You've gone all stuff in the thirties. Oh, you disappeared for a bit. You're back. You've disappeared. Can you hear can you hear me, Eric? You're kind of you've faded. You've disappeared on the mic somehow. Please say something.
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Yeah? I'm still here. I'm still speaking.
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Yeah. I'm still speaking. We can hear you now. You and you trouble connecting.
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Blowing a rock You're back. At Bill Gates. So there we go. You're back. You just had an Internet moment. You just had a connectivity moment. That's all it is. Yeah? It's okay. Yes. Well, we can hear your beautiful dulcet tones once more. Do you think I need counseling for it? Yes. Yes. I think so. I think they should be. Yeah. Because it's quite emotionally distressing, isn't it? Probably do some compensation, really. Probably. I say is. Probably do a bit of money for that, I think.
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Fortis, as a copyright.
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Yeah. It is. Yes.
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Yes. Well, I'm still
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Tell you what, you're going in and out. You're going in and out like a yo yo. You're going in and out like a yo yo. Disconnect disconnect from the studio and re and re come in again. We've got overlap here. If hello. I walked
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in this room now. I'll crap myself.
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Eric, you've turned into a Dalek. You've turned into a Dalek. Can you hear me? So if you can hear me, just disconnect from the studio, refresh the page, and come in afresh. Come in new. I'll reboot. I right back. So you You don't need to reboot the whole system. You just need oh. Well, he does then. He's going off to reboot things. What a pity. Anyway, yeah. While Eric goes and puts his technical trousers on the right way round, let's just have a look at some of these comments here. There was, hopefully, it'll be back in the second or two. Billy Silbo wrote a little bit earlier. This was I think when we're just talking about the definition of words and things like this.
At the suggestion of racism, Billy writes, I like to ask them to define it for me. Yes, me too. Absolutely. This is the way. Just nice and calm. What do you mean by that? Its legs fall off at that point. Those leftards just refuse to engage further claiming moral high ground. I don't talk to waste. I know. They believe that they're actually got the upper hand but in fact, what they're doing there I know you don't need me to spell it out, but they're being violent. That's the violence of the left. I mean it's the violence of anybody that does that. When people refuse to engage particularly over a contentious issue or something that requires a little bit of deft thought, always a desperate challenge for most people, they will often do that. They'll pull the shutters down and it the reason it's violent is that it's destroying the moment. It actually removes any opportunity as everybody can see for you to get to some point of not even agreement but clarity. At least you might have a shared understanding. Well, I fundamentally disagree with your view but at least we understand what we're both looking at right now. But when someone's using it in us in one particular way and you don't buy into their definition or vice versa, you can see there's a bit of a problem.
It's a major problem actually. In fact, nearly all ruckus', you know, kick off fundamentally by a disagreement over the way language is being used so that people really don't understand one another because they think you're supposed to fit into their context. And what we're trying to do is just find out what their context is. And that is the disappointing thing with all of this, I would suggest. That most people are not able really to sort of engage on this level in any particular way. Eric, are you back with us? Are you are you are you Dalek free?
[01:10:32] Unknown:
Yes. Hopefully, I'm not Dalek free. It took a bit of time to get back. Oh, thank you. I mean, it's no. It took ages to come back. I don't know what the hell's going on, but, someone in chat said that their Internet connection often has a Biden moment. So I think that's quite a nice statement. Oh, yes. My Internet at a Biden moment.
[01:10:54] Unknown:
Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. No. Well, you're okay. You sound great now. Just a quick brief sometimes things just get clogged up, don't they, a bit like your nose, and you just need to blow it. So That's right. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. It's fine. That's great. Good to have you back, actually. I haven't spoken to you in ages. Good to be back. Yeah. I haven't spoken for a long time, have we? But No. Actually, I think that my my view is we've got to use humor,
[01:11:18] Unknown:
Not to as a destructive weapon to to to to to to put but the only people we put down is the ruling elite. That's what we use our humor for. And I think that we should change when you're you you have an offensive word being a being thrown at you, you misinterpret it deliberately and come back at an angle that the person who's being abusive to you doesn't expect. So we were talking about this earlier today, weren't we? I don't know where how far we want to look at this. Yes. But, you know, I won't go too deeply into it, but, you know, just agree with them. You know? You're a racist. Yes. Yes. You're this. Yes. Yes. Pleased to meet you. And just Yes. I'm a racist, and so is my wife.
[01:12:03] Unknown:
Yes. Everybody in my street, we'd love it. I thought, you know, racism for fun and profit.
[01:12:09] Unknown:
You know? Have you got racism for toast? A little pamphlet.
[01:12:12] Unknown:
Yeah. A little pamphlet which is so dot dot dot you want to be a racist, and you've got a picture of some nice happy smiling cheery person on the front. Happy race. Or a family of a family of Butlins. Racist at Butlins. That's great. Yeah. We're all racist. You might as well just take it on board. Yeah. Yeah. You know? Oh, yeah. I'm a racist. Is that is that a problem? Of course it's a problem. It's awful. Why? Why is it awful? It means you hate other people. No. It doesn't. It doesn't mean that. I'd tell you who took took,
[01:12:43] Unknown:
made a lot of sense was Muhammad Ali. Now Muhammad Ali, I don't think that his problem he had was brought on naturally. I think the powers that be did that to him as punishment because he was getting so outspoken. And Yep. Especially when he's on Michael Parkinson show. He came out he he had a good sense of humor, but he also when he was serious, he was really serious. And he came up with some very, very good ideas.
[01:13:10] Unknown:
Do you Eric, do you want to be my new lead in manager? Because it's so amazing that you should mention that because I know. Isn't it amazing? I haven't played this in years Sick what? And I dug it up. I haven't played this clip in years and I've got it here, so we're gonna play it. So many of you will be familiar with it but you can't hear this often enough because Muhammad Ali absolutely nails it for his people and therefore gets respect. You don't have to demand it. He just gets it because he's telling the truth. That's how it works in my book. Right? You got oh, you've got to respect well, not if you're talking shit. I can't. Sorry. Excuse my French. I probably just got fired for that. But you can't. Anyway, this is an interview. I think it's about 1972, is it? Something like that? Seventy one, two, or '3. It's when he's at the peak of his powers, Muhammad Ali. He's just come back from Vietnam and just had a few smash ups with Joe Frazier or something, and him and Parkinson had a series of interviews. This is three and a half minutes long, and every point that he mentions just nails it on. Here we go.
[01:14:05] Unknown:
And another thing, when you say integration, it comes on in a marriage too. Right? All been together. Right. Sure. And I'm sure no intelligent white person watching this show, no intelligent, white man in his or her right white man want black boys and black girls marrying their white sons and daughters, and in return, introducing their grandchildren as half brown, kinky haired black people. I will I would I won't object to that. Well, you wouldn't, but a lot of them would. But I'm sure a lot of people would know. Is this the point? What I'm trying to say is this. What I'm trying to say is this. You don't have it. You say you don't, but you don't have it. You really ain't gonna have it. You're on the show, and you gotta say that. But what No. That's that's that's not true. Why would you wanna do that? Because because I don't I don't think I'm any different from you, you see. Yeah. We yeah. We're much different. I mean, I think society has made us different. Know we are different. If we're all together But society has made us different. No. Not society. God made us different. No. No. We're just human beings. He made all of us. We all listen. Bluebirds fly with bluebirds.
Redbirds wanna be with redbirds. Listen. Listen. Tell me when I'm wrong. Pigeons wanna be with pigeons. Tell me when I'm wrong. Intelligence. Well, when we must well, we should have they don't have intelligence, but yet they stay together. We should have more intelligence than them. Right? Yeah. Buzzards are with buzzards. Bluebirds are with bluebirds. They all are birds, but they've got different cultures. The eagles like to hang out in the mountains. The buzzard like to fly around the desert. What the The bluebird like to fly around the trees. The buzzard problems, a buzzard mating with a sparrow, wouldn't there? What? The buzzard Right. Right. And we have the problems too. No. But I don't see I don't see I don't see no black and white couples in England or America walking around proud holding their children.
That's because society going out. That's that's society's fault. I mean, so but, I mean, we gotta educate people around it. Well, life is too short for me to be ready, catching hell for something like that. I'd rather go and be my own. I have a beautiful daughter, beautiful wife. They look like me. We're all happy, and I don't have no trouble. Ain't I ain't that much in love with no woman to go through all that hell. Ain't no one woman that good. You understand? I understand. Yeah. I just I do understand. I understand. I think it's I think it's sad that that Then it ain't sad because I want my child to look like me. Every intelligent person wants his child to look like him. I'm sad because I wanna bite out my race and lose my beautiful identity. Chinese love Chinese. They love the little slanted out pretty brown skinned babies. Pakistanis love their culture. Jewish people love their culture. A lot of Catholics don't want to marry them Catholics. They want the religion to be stayed the same. Who want to spot up yourself and kill your race?
You you a hater of your people if you don't wanna stay who you are. You shame what god made you? God didn't make no mistake when he made us all like we were. I think that's a philosophy of despair. Despair. I do. There ain't no despair. I think Number one, can't no woman let me tell you something. No. I'll tell you. Listen. No woman on this whole earth, not even a black woman in Muslim countries can please me and cook for me and socialize and talk to me like my American black woman. No woman, at last as a white woman, can really identify with me and my feelings and the way I act and the way I talk. And you can't take no Chinese man and give him no Puerto Rican woman and hollering about we in love and you emotionally in love and physically, but really they're not happy because she's gonna hear some Puerto Rican music, he's gonna hear some Chinese music, and they're gonna be clashing all the time.
It's just nature. You can do what you want, but it's nature to want to be with your own. I wanna be with my own. I love my people. That's why I hate nobody.
[01:17:33] Unknown:
So Wow. Difficult Wow. Difficult to fault anything he says. Right?
[01:17:38] Unknown:
I I Don't you think it amount of respect for him. I really do. Amazing plan.
[01:17:44] Unknown:
He was? I thought he was gonna say. Yeah. Well, it was a natural leader of his people. Whatever you might think about, it's none of our damn business. Do you it's not our business. Right? It's it's his business, and he was saying my business is with my people and your business is with yours. Parkinson, of course, was pathetic. Even the most pathetic Yorkshireman ever. I I'm sorry to tell you all that that he came that we were born in the same county, but it's really atrocious. I mean, he had his good moments with certain things, but I I always found him to be smarmy, slightly sycophantic.
Of course, he became the champion of the chat shows. He was a good journalist in many ways. But on this point, he's so out to lunch, but that's because of the liberal indoctrination times that he was a part of. And being in the media, he's I'm not maybe I'm making an excuse for him. I don't mean to. But you can see why he would talk like that and he wasn't alone. I don't think we're any different. You fool. It's in front of your eyes. Yeah. It's like saying God made a mistake by making us all different, you know. And the fact that Muhammad Ali addresses God and the creator in this is very important because that takes us into the realm of truth and we're not gonna find any in the realm of man made laws.
Not much Because it's all for manipulative advantage. All of it. And then you end up with this, you know, Keith here talking to us, thinking that he's some elder statesman or some great leader and some great communicator. It's tragic how deluded and sad and inept and pathetic and low grade and useless they all are. Of course, reform is being lined up over here to recover the situation. What a load of horseshit.
[01:19:22] Unknown:
Oh. Good grief. They're I I I no. Did you get any leaflets through your letterbox from reform? Because I did. I've chucked unfortunately, I've chucked them all away now. It looked like a five year old designed it. It's the worst
[01:19:37] Unknown:
leaflet I've ever seen from a political party. Five year olds do some pretty good things every now and again, Eric. It's not the people that are in the party that I'm having a go at. In fact, I was thinking of actually going up to the local reform club or whatever it is to to find out the cut of their jib. I'm interested in sort of human interaction with people to find out what it is that's really making them tick, but I don't think I'm gonna be too surprised. What it is, it's, oh, this is going to save us. That'll be at the base of it. It isn't. People need to be brought and it's a very difficult thought, this. Please look back if you can. Think about all the governments that you've had to endure since, let's say, 1945 because the people around have had to endure all of them. They may be in the nineties now, but they've had to endure a lot of them. Please tell me when any of them ever did anything of substantial benefit to you at all without some massive cost or you've all got to contribute this. It's a permanent situation where we pay for their mistakes and everything they do from our, aims is a mistake. We don't need any of these things. Not any of these things. I don't I don't
[01:20:39] Unknown:
think the governments are making mistakes. They're doing exactly what they're doing. They're they're on track. They've done an absolute genius job Yep. Of destroying this country from within. So they're not making mistakes. They're just blaming onto us. And you look at what happens, that's a typical narcissist. A narcissist will always blame you for what they do themselves because it's taking the onus away from them. And governments are the most narcissist you could ever wish to think of. Yeah. When you look at a way our money is devaluing all the time, very few younger people now can afford to buy a house.
That's all been taken.
[01:21:20] Unknown:
Mhmm. And that threat, you see, that threat is playing all those human beings that dress up as policemen and think they're policemen are unaware of the fact that they've lost any respect that the British public may have had for the police force is has evaporated. This is also by design. This is extra this produces more anxiety because people now realizing that there isn't a reliance sort of insurance on the ground. The Bobby doesn't exist anymore. He's been phased out, intentionally so. Like, you know, all these little sort of no matter how sort of half hearted or pathetic we may have thought they were in the past, they existed. They were like little guardrails against things and just having a few of them is reassuring. They're all gone. That we don't actually have a police force worthy of the name, but they've got a lot of power and this is why they're bullying and doing all these terrible things to people over supposed hate speech. Because there it seems to me that the culture with inside the police force is chewed up. They're not sure of themselves and when any group whether they're politicians, the proles, that's you and me everyone, us peasants which is a nicer word. I I much prefer being called the pleasant peasant or something like or the unpleasant peasants. Fine as well, isn't it? So peasants, the, the police types and the politicians, whenever those groups feel as though they're getting out of control, they start to behave really badly.
And I think the political class is literally unhinged and I mentioned it here before, they are mentally unstable. Not because I'm just saying so. Just look at how they communicate, how they behave, what they think, how they think that we are believing them. The sad truth is that, unfortunately, a huge number of people do go along with it. I think there was a comment in chat about that, you know, someone had asked people and they just think, well, you got to go along with the government. Also, this interesting comment from Billy Silver. Because I want an answer to this, Billy. You've you've you've piqued my curiosity.
He writes, looking back on he says, looking back, Parkinson was, of course, a pathetic man. Yes. I do like. He was. What was it that Kenneth Williams called him? Do you know, Eric? What did Kenneth Williams called Michael Parkinson? Was that on it I don't know. I can just hear him say, oh, no. We can just hear Kenneth Williams saying something withering.
[01:23:37] Unknown:
Yes. Yeah. I don't know what he called him. All I do know yeah. I know this is a family show. I'll be very polite. I look on Michael Parkinson, as a kind of wet flatulence. I mean, he these talk show hosts, they're I don't know. It's something just empty about him.
[01:23:57] Unknown:
So I think I was captivated by him, actually, when I was a teen I was kinda captivated by him to a degree. Yeah. It was Saturday night. So I'm early teenage years. What is it? I'm 12, 30. That, he managed to talk to a lot of actors that were in what's called the golden age of Hollywood, you know, the forties and the fifties. Jimmy Stewart was on a few times. Some people hate Jimmy Stewart, but I'm not one of them. I I really like Jimmy Stewart. I'm not saying he's the best actor in the world, but I just find him very likable. And that'll do for me, you know. So apart from which he's in It's a Wonderful Life, which is one of the most wonderful films ever made. I know it's all that sentimental motion and schmaltz and everything, but it's got a great powerful meaning in it.
Again, you know, him devoting himself to his family means obviously he hated everybody else. Of course, he doesn't in the film. But and he had a Orson Welles on who got larger and larger with each subsequent interview. He's off the way, wasn't he? Yes. Yeah. He was. But, I mean, that that was one where, he asked him about I think it there's a clip. I don't have it here. I need to collect all these things up because they can be replayed in a couple of years' time as the show keeps moving through. I need a complete sort of archive of these things. I think he was talking to Wells, for him to define politicians. He was talking about what are politicians? He said, well, they're what I've always said. They said they're actors and they are.
The current one that we've got is absolutely useless. He wouldn't even get a a role in Coronation Street, would he? He's that bad. It's a joke. Or maybe he could play Benny in Crossroads. That this will be lost outside of The UK, but wasn't Benny I know I ever saw this. It wasn't Benny this sort of dopey guy with a beanie hat or something That's it. Yeah. And just yeah. He could maybe do that. He's probably ideally or he could yeah. They could do Some Mothers Do Have them, and he could reprise Michael Crawford's role.
[01:25:44] Unknown:
Well, he was to acting what what Cyril Smith was to Hangle, I think, in many ways, wasn't he, really? So, anybody remember Cyril Smith, you know.
[01:25:53] Unknown:
The pedophile, you mean? Cyril Smith, the pedophile. Yes.
[01:25:57] Unknown:
Yes. And, as reconciliation has just said in chat, James Stewart played the part of Charles Lindbergh, and he did a very good job of it. I think it's a '57 film. Right? '57? He did. Very good film that was. I've seen it several times. Yep. Jimmy because do you know that Jimmy Stewart was also in the American Air Force during the war and went on many bobbing missions and had a few close shaves? So he didn't, he wasn't kept out of the, the front line at all. He was right in the front line, and he became quite a senior rank in the American Air Force.
[01:26:38] Unknown:
He played Glenn Miller as well, didn't he, in the Glenn Miller story?
[01:26:41] Unknown:
Yeah. He's better he's better actually at Glenn Miller than Glenn Miller was himself, wasn't he, really?
[01:26:47] Unknown:
Yes. Glenn Miller had a very square head, didn't he? Very square, that head of Glenn Miller's. Very prominent brow. But yes. Yes. Yeah. No. He's been in some cracking fields.
[01:26:57] Unknown:
They written that they found that they've solved the mystery, haven't they, Glenn Miller? Because, it was, there was a bombing raid, and the target was covered in cloud. And there was an area in the channel where they used to drop their bombs before they could land because they'd taken all the priming pins out of that. It was a bit dangerous. I don't think you'd reprime them. And, his plane just happened an Norseman, I think it was, just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, and they're dropping their bombs. A drum bomb drops on it. And I think they may have located his plane in the channel somewhere because there was a lot of theories that he actually, lived. It was his death was faked, etcetera, etcetera.
[01:27:45] Unknown:
Oh, those stories. Yep. Yes. I think there's No. I'm not familiar with that, but, I mean, it's a typical story. They roll out for certain famous people. Yeah. He escaped or she escaped, and Michael Jackson's now running a karaoke bar in Thailand or something or whatever it might be. I mean, maybe he is. I don't know. Yeah. But I could make him up. I can make headlines up too. You could as well. We could all. We can all do that. Well, that's right. But I think that is it's a bit like, did mister h get to Argentina or not? I don't know whether he got to Argentina. No. But I think the No. Evidence is more that he didn't. No. But it's makes a good story, doesn't it? That he got there? I know mister Cooper, I forgot his first name. It was on Jeff Rentz, has made, you know, has devoted his life to proving all this kind of stuff. But I I think it all gets a bit tenuous. There are all sorts of reasons for it. You you have to assume so many things.
I mean, it may well be, you know, not just in that case that the, the black hand as it were, the deep state, the CIA or the foreigners of it, the OSS and MI five and all that, they're in a different world. They are in a different world and they do have the power through their ready and easy application of assassination violence and all sorts of other manners of bumping you off to be able to get their way or to act, you know, in the best interests of whoever wants them acting for them. And so they're able to disguise things. So, you know, if you assume that he did make it to Argentina, not that I do, then maybe covering it up wouldn't have been that difficult.
But I I just think that there is too many there's so much vested interest in having that story run for a bit and that there's always gazillions of different stories and alternative narratives that spring up. No doubt one of them is probably likely to be pretty close to the truth. Well But would it make too much difference even if you knew it? I don't know.
[01:29:33] Unknown:
The closest to the truth I mean, you got to ask why is it that Goebbels shot himself and his wife and these children were poisoned? Why do you do that if there was an an exit out? Mhmm. And the the other thing is that, I do believe that, that mister h and his missus, were thrown into a mass grave, and two people that looked like him were put into a false grave. I know that. I think that that is, that is a possibility. But I because they never found the bodies, and I think that his, close companions did that. So I do believe that he's buried in a mass grave somewhere along with, his, his wife, Eva.
So, that's my theory anyway. And but, you know, it's a it's quite good. And I mean, I think the funniest one was that he got away, the British got him away. Operation Winnie the Pooh. I couldn't stop laughing when I heard that one. And he went to Spain. Well, he and, who's the Spanish leader? What's his name? Franco, absolutely detested each other. Mhmm. And it and he wants mister h once said that he'd rather have his teeth extracted without anesthetic than meet Franco. So
[01:30:52] Unknown:
Nice. No. Nice. Actually, just whilst we're on this thing, Mer Bailey says that, gives the sharkhunters.com, which is Harry Cooper's site. An x o who's quite close to this, much closer to me, says that Harry is a lovely guy that wouldn't lie. His contacts from World War two are astonishing. They are. And he's a great listener when he's on with Rents regularly. I admire his work tremendously. I've not caught as much of it as I probably should. It's not a subject that draws me in full on. You know, the thing as people here probably know, the thing that fascinates me the most is the fact that they got so much right in the thirties, which I think is why the reason why it had to be removed from 1939 onwards.
Everything about it basically, was stressing many of the points that we talk about here. Of course, this means that I'm a Nazi. Now you're a Nazi, aren't you, Eric? We're all Nazis now, you know. Well, I've some
[01:31:46] Unknown:
Yeah. I've seen lots of toast this morning. You know? It's marvelous. Me too. Do you have any, Nazi marmalade?
[01:31:51] Unknown:
I did. Yes. I don't although I don't know. Did the Nazis have marmalade? I mean, if they didn't, they were missing out a right treat, weren't they? Is marmalade a uniquely English thing? I don't know. I was thinking of boiled oranges and things like this. It's just tremendous. I love it. You can never get it rough cut enough though, can you? It's always this jellified stuff. I hate that. I want all the lumps of the of the orange rind in there and everything. And I've started eating what's the bread I'm eating now? Is it sourdough bread? It is that, isn't it? Sourdough bread? Yes. Yes. I love it. Get sourdough. Because I don't bloat. It's it's bloatless. They should put it on the thing. Eat this bread, you will not get bloaty. All the other bread, you just go bloaty, you end up sort of like a barrage balloon. About twenty minutes after eating stuff, it just swells up inside you now.
[01:32:34] Unknown:
So That's what you have to do because apparently, I mean, if you look into the history of wheat, I don't get off another subject. But, it's not very good for humans. Wheat and sugar are two two poisons, basically. And that's why no. My goody goody. I don't eat any I try to avoid. I don't I don't always achieve this. Any wheat products and, even though I'm a chocoholic, sweet products. So that's it. But I've noticed here, Mar Bailey said, Adolf died a natural death 02/13/1962.
[01:33:07] Unknown:
Mhmm. So there we go. So maybe he did. Maybe he didn't. I don't know. Say some. Yeah. And maybe there's overwhelming evidence to prove that, but I'm unlikely to come across it because there are so many other things that are actually catching my attention more than that, to be quite honest. I'm not Well, that's right. Overly concerned about that. Know. No. Probably never know. That's the real Although, obviously, Harry Cooper says he does know, and he's I I would maybe I should contact him. It'd be lovely to have a chat. He could persuade me and bend my brain out of my ears and everything like that. But it's not a topic that I'm I'm feel naturally drawn to. I've been aware of it for years. I think Shark Hunt has been around as a website for a long time.
So I've kind of glanced at it, but it never kind of drew me in. It's it's not the war that's the, I mean, it is a key thing. It's obviously a major thing, but it is it's it's yet again this clearing of the decks. What's that phrase? I mentioned it last week. I think it's, you know, whenever things get out of control, the bankers start a war. That's really the gist of it, and I'm still fascinated with that. I was, well, I think I've mentioned here this book I've got floating around, Eric, called And Forgive Them Their Debts by Michael Hudson, two thousand and seventeen. And I've just scanned it and glanced it over the last four I think I got it about four months back, and I've got piles of books to get into. But it's now it's now in my paw of an evening. This is the one I'm about to go through, and I was reading some of it last night. It's absolutely it's fascinating. It really is. I mean, much of it, of course, is highly detailed stuff about Hammurabi and Babylon and the forgiveness of debts, but it's the human forces at play.
And the really, the war, you know, one key aspect of the war as it were between darkness and light, let's make it all Star Wars like, but that's the reason why these things are so effective, is that the creditor class, the people that have a bit more money than everybody else, left unchecked, will get it all. I think a good analogy would be like playing poker, not that I play poker, but it's a game of skill and psychological bluff and all that. It's much to recommend it, although it's played by maniacs who are quite happy to lose a hundred thousand dollars on a hand. But that's me, timid old little pauper, northern of me. I couldn't possibly do things like that.
But, if you sit down to play poker and you've got £10,000 and it's no limits Texas Hold'em, which means you can stick in what you want. And the guy on the other side of the table has got £300,000,000,000,000, right, just for starters, you might as well just give him your money now. There's no point even going through the farce of playing a game. And that's kind of the situation that we're in. This money power thing, it it surfaces in just about every crook and nanny, every nook and cranny of the way that we operate. And so it's that internal fight, I guess, to some degree that we've all got, and they're making it more difficult currently by raising the price of every single bill willy nilly. This is not a normal economy. No one's talked about supply and demand or the movement of prices in a sort of even semi rational way in the mainstream media for years.
It's just goofy. The whole thing's mad, of course, but it's designed to to be that way. Yeah. Yeah. Because nobody questions that,
[01:36:25] Unknown:
the price of bread stayed the same for a hundred years from Mhmm. Napoleonic wars to the early twenties. Yep. So it's over a hundred years. The price of bread was the same. It never it never changed. And, you know, it it it it Yeah. How it comes? And, I mean, usury is designed to just to remove your goods, to remove, it's it's it's a kind of which is a slavery. You're just being, drained of your finances. You know? And I noticed in chat, by the way, they were still going on about,
[01:37:02] Unknown:
mister h. And I tell you another conspiracy that we you got you gotta look up. Have they will they ever be able to land a man on Anne Widdecombe? That's another conspiracy. Or have they already done know. I never believed that footage when they did. I thought that was all made. It was I thought it that was you know, when they did try to land a man on land where he come, that footage was just it was rather suspect to if I'm direct, didn't you? Yes. It was. Yes. It's a bit worrisome, I thought. Although I do like Anne and her high pitched wobbling voice. It's quite it's quite she's got conviction. You've got to give her that. Is she in reform now? Is she a reform party candidate or something? Or is she involved with that?
[01:37:46] Unknown:
I don't know. Hang on. Let's type let's type it in and find out. See where the shoes.
[01:37:50] Unknown:
Why? Have you got that Internet thing? It's quite clever, isn't it? You can find things out. I mean, although I'm sort of bad mouthing reform, I don't mean it in terms of personalities. I just it's the overall context of, hey. Look. White knight coming to save you. Please. Please. I mean, they've been lined up and designed for this purpose. And I'm afraid Faraj's track record of destroying genuine things is considerable. Right? It's not that I don't like the guy for a beer, maybe. Not that I don't have one with him. I don't even drink beer, so that'd be rather useful useless. But, you know, he's affable. He's charming. He's got the sort of the gift of the gab. He's got the sheen of the salesman and you quite like him even though you know you're being sold to. You don't mind. He does it so well. It's that kind of thing and that's okay. But in terms of him, reforming things, we will have to see.
They're all basically limited in their language. No one can actually talk like a grown up. It's baby talk that we have to listen to. Imagine if they had to listen to sort of those thunderous speeches that mister Hitler was making in the thirties. People would be just crying, you can't talk like that. What truthfully, about the real state of affairs, about what we actually have to do if you want to preserve your way of life. Of course, the whole idea here, as you well know, is to not have us have the ability to preserve our way way of life and is to have it incrementally with ever increasing speed removed from us. That's obviously what's taking place, isn't it? Oh, yeah. Well, there you are. No. Yeah. I am Widdicombe.
And, actually, we were just younger. Say that again. You've just looked at Widdicombe. I wouldn't I wouldn't be tell her Widdisham. Steady. This is a family show, Eric.
[01:39:23] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. And, sorry. I got the giggles. And, she she is a reform lady. Yes. Yes. So there we are. And so, she is the hang on. She is the, where is it now? Immigration, I think. Reforms UK's immigration and justice. Mhmm. So there we are. But, no way she was younger. Yeah. She was, yeah.
[01:39:53] Unknown:
Stop it. Stop it now. I've got to go to sleep tonight. This is worrying. Stop it. This is far too much.
[01:40:02] Unknown:
She's got the reform, grows out. But do politicians actually knock down the doors now? I don't know. I I haven't seen them for years. Do they still do it, or is it just a a sort of a I don't know. One of those things. I don't know. I mean, do you see it have you seen any politicians recently knocking around your door?
[01:40:25] Unknown:
I beg your pardon. That's not a euphemism for something, is it? No.
[01:40:31] Unknown:
I'm gonna talk about, that bloke with the trousers back to front. Is that what it was we're on the same subject of his trousers. What was the landscape?
[01:40:39] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. He was. Yeah. When he's his eyes down.
[01:40:41] Unknown:
Yeah. Yes. Actually, perhaps he was, his action man, and perhaps he was, was it man looking for action? Who knows? Sorry.
[01:40:51] Unknown:
Gosh. It's all getting a little bit.
[01:40:59] Unknown:
Yeah. It's weird. I mean, as you said, I've never put my trousers on back to front. I don't think any man has. Very weird. Anyway, that's life.
[01:41:10] Unknown:
Yeah. It is. It is. I, no. I well, I was just thinking as well just about, about leadership. You know, I know you've you've made your point about leadership and everything. I I I guess my view is that it it it happens as an event or should do, and there should be a period when it's over. The problem is is it's become institutionalized. So, you know, I'm the leader, and now my sons are gonna be the leader. This whole thing with kings hang hang handing it down to sons. And, of course, if you look at the history of England, particularly under the Tudors, that wasn't a very peaceful time. Let's put it that way.
Lots of men roped in to fight and kill lots of other men so that, you know, Bob it could be King Bob or King Harry or whoever it was gonna be, you know. But one of the things about in the title of the show is, you know, it says the law. And what I'm referring to when I put that down is not this ever expanding body of laws made by men, by the laws of the city, which are basically guide rules that they apply to ensure that their position as the hefty creditor class is retained. That's really their top priority at all costs. Because as I've said before, they've grown accustomed to this over thousands of years. It's like in their bones that this is how it's gonna be and that's that. It's not gonna be any other way. If you look at the sorts of uprisings, they have been amazing but very very few. They should have if you think about what's actually being done to us, but like you've mentioned before, people would rather keep what they've got. I totally understand that. It's just that the quality and caliber of our our life is is so low these days, has dropped so far, that we can't, we can't sort of find it in in ourselves to to get back to it, to get into a position of getting a hold of these people. I don't mean literally, but so that they would listen. They they can't listen. It's the most ridiculous situation. So again, you know, although we're paying attention to this aspect of it, my thinking at the moment comes back to that local, peer groups is the way for all of us to go purely to retain some sanity, which of course, you know, as you mentioned to me and I was talking with you prior to the show, doing these shows, I think on a personal level for both you and me, is part of a sort of sanity retention self-service that we provide ourselves. It's to stop ourselves going completely out of out of our good with it all. Yeah.
[01:43:45] Unknown:
It it does. And I think that, really, as as I said, we've got our best weapon, humor. We've got to laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh and laugh. All the time. All the time. Because That was funny. Funny. But I've got a feeling all the way to I'm optimistic. I'm optimistic that something's gonna change. Something's gonna happen that we least expect. And that generally happens in history. And something for the good that we might think is the bad, but it might be for the good. Because Mhmm. Everything is for certain. It can't go on for much longer the way we're going. It's absolutely bonkers. It really is. So Yeah. I think whatever it is, we will not expect it. And nor will the elite see it coming. Whatever.
You know, I mean let's face it I think the internet was the elite's mistake because they let the average person get it. And that's the average person and they couldn't very well keep it secret. That is a that has expanded their knowledge incredibly. Because anything we want, we just look it up immediately. We got the all of us have got the finest library in the world. Incredible, you know.
[01:44:56] Unknown:
Yeah. Sorry. Yeah. No. You're right. Absolutely. Eli has arrived, but he's rather worrying because he's got his video camera on and he can probably hear as an Eli, you've you've got to put a shirt on. I can't I can't look at that. Also, your sound he's laughing at me. I can see. Yeah. No. I brought him up, but your your sound that Eli, I know you can hear is is very very bad. So when I brought you in, we were just getting echo everywhere. Let me see if we can do it again. You can turn your webcam off. In fact, I wonder if I can turn it off because, you know, some of us have got to sleep tonight, Eli. It's it's not right. Let me just add you to the stage. I don't know if I can a note from his parents for for the Yeah. And, what do you think? Give him lines? Just a minute. Let's have a look.
Let me unmute you now. Oh, okay. Hi. Are you there, Eli? Are you there, Eli? Yeah. I'm having to set my, audio.
[01:45:53] Unknown:
Sorry. Here, I'm almost set. Okay. How's that? I got my headset. You you don't have to have the video on. But, the reason the reason I'm topless is why you're complaining is because we just had a downpour, and it's a hundred degrees, outside and a hundred hundred, what's what's percent humidity.
[01:46:17] Unknown:
Alright. Alright. Your your sound's okay now. Yeah. Your sound is okay. Good. Okay. Yeah. Alright. So because you've had a downpour and a % humidity, we've got to watch you without a shirt on. Is that what you're saying?
[01:46:31] Unknown:
Well, I can turn my my settings. Yeah. I can turn my video off.
[01:46:35] Unknown:
Yeah. Please.
[01:46:37] Unknown:
Okay. Because it It helps on bad Just save you a girl.
[01:46:41] Unknown:
It's not that you're not a handsome man or anything. It's just that I can't concentrate. Well, it's a family show, isn't it? It's a family show. This is going out to millions, Eli. Uh-oh. And, What's that family all in the family?
[01:46:58] Unknown:
Steady. I don't know how to turn my camera off.
[01:47:02] Unknown:
Yes. I can see. I'm actually gonna have to disguise it on the well, actually, your your video feed's not gonna we me and Eric has seen it. Anyway, Eli, have you met Eric? Eric, have you met Eli? Let me introduce you. Hello. Eric, this is Eli. Eli, this is Eric. Hi. Hello. Hi, Eric. Hello, Eli. Hello, Eli.
[01:47:19] Unknown:
What what state are you in? Well, I'm in the same address one. So, you you can say, Eli, where where are you?
[01:47:30] Unknown:
I'm in Arkansas, but, but, my main residence has been Chicago for the last seventy years. Right? So but I'm traveling between Arkansas and Chicago occasionally. So, yeah, I'm having fun here. And, yeah, the only difference between Chicago and Arkansas is there is a lot more whites here.
[01:47:51] Unknown:
Alright. A lot of people Arkansas. You are. I think you are. Any knock on your door, Eric? You heard a knock on your door? No. No? I think white's okay. No. I think we can say landlady.
[01:48:03] Unknown:
We're frightened of getting dragged off by the Bolsheviks in this country, you know. Great. Because Well, Eric, I mean, Eli, it it's great to have you back. I
[01:48:11] Unknown:
yeah. Well, yeah. It's it's great to have you back. It's been quite some time and and quite a spectacular entrance there, into the show. What I've done, just to let you know, is I've taken one of I've taken my sound mixer screen and I've put it over the screen here, and now I can actually comprehend what you're saying without the visual. It was just too much for me. It's just it's it's amazing. So, those of you that don't know, Eli James has just joined the show. And Eli, before we get into sort of the meat of whatever we're talking about, because we've got about another hour and ten minutes, are you are you okay for that time to run? Yeah? Oh, yeah. I sure am. Oh, cool. It's fine that you've rocked up a little later. It's not a problem. We've been having a fun show really looking at all of this sort of immigration stuff and and things like that. But before we we sort of touch on that, because we're coming to the top of the hour and I'll I'll play a song in about ten minutes.
Maybe now would be a good time because you've had a few challenges recently, haven't you? I mean, I'm kind of amazed that you're actually here to do the show with us and people that wouldn't know. So we're we're going out of a Eurofote radio. We're going out of a radio soapbox. We're we're currently still on WBN three two four for the next ten minutes or so, but we carry on with the show. But maybe you'd just like to fill people in as to what's been going on with you recently because it's been quite a deal. Yeah. Yeah. Well, we've had a a total makeover on Eurofolk radio. Thanks to you, we got the problem solved. And thanks to a guy named Josh,
[01:49:33] Unknown:
because we had all kinds of audio issues there. And Yep. And I had quadruple bypass surgery, which I'm hooray. I'm back I'm back to almost normal.
[01:49:44] Unknown:
You know, I can't dunk a basketball yet, but I'll So let's say that again. Let's say you just race through that. So so Yeah. It was quadruple. Yeah. It wasn't triple. It was quadruple. Yeah. You can't is it it's not possible to have a quintuple bypass, is it? It can't be.
[01:50:00] Unknown:
No. No. Because it's, the external arteries around the heart that feed the heart from the outside. Yeah. Okay. And so basically feed the muscles from the outside. And then but actually I had a quintuple because he actually replaced the artery from my neck up to my brain. And, I seem to have gotten a restored sense of humor after that operation. Wow. Eric, a restored sense of humor as you were talking about earlier. Okay. But sarcasm will do well.
[01:50:37] Unknown:
It it will. I'm just intrigued by this. I didn't know about the other artery. I know you don't really wanna talk about it. We we'll move on quickly, but just to satisfy my sort of weird cure have you got any arteries left than anywhere else in the rest of your body or did they nick them all? Where did they come from? No.
[01:50:54] Unknown:
He he pulled the artery out of my right leg from my knee down to my ankle. And, apparently, that was enough to replace the arteries around my heart and neck. Okay? Okay. Yeah. And he told me what he was gonna do before he said so he pointed to my neck. He said, I'm gonna replace this one and then point in my chest. I'm gonna replace three of these, and it turned out to be four. And so I've had five arteries replaced. There were one long one to replace four short ones. And so so far so good. Wow. So how's the right leg then? Does that still work, the right leg? Or is it a bit sort of weird? I I was expecting I was expecting, you know, maybe poor circulation in my right leg because he but he pulled out a vein. I pulled out a vein, not an artery. Okay? Alright. Okay. Taking out I think taking out an artery would be a little more, precarious.
Okay? Yeah. So I think I have to because, you know the difference between a vein and an artery, don't you?
[01:51:53] Unknown:
Medical question. Go on. Yeah. I I candid it. Arteries are the ones that take blood away from the heart and veins are the ones that take blood back to the heart. Is that right? Have I got the wrong way around? Yeah. Yeah. No. You got the right. But, veins have to have,
[01:52:08] Unknown:
back what do you call them? Backward oh, what what do you call them? In plumbing, there's a plumbing term for one way valves. Right. Have to have one one way valve so that when your the blood pumps in an upward direction, it moves the one way valve up. And then when this heart stops pumping, the one way valve comes back and blocks the the blood from coming all the way back down and Right. And having to start all over again. You know? It's a great design, actually. We have to thank the father for coming up with that design. And so so I figured I hope he puts the, the veins in the right direction so they're not clogging me up, and they're they're they're allowing the blood to flow properly. Okay? I hope he learned that in in surgery school. Okay? But he seems to have done a good job. Okay?
Yeah. Well, one of those pretty much it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, but the the recovery the you know, I I have a huge scar down my chest
[01:53:07] Unknown:
from where they come from. I'm surprised. Honestly, scars. He couldn't even do it. Of course, you do. Good, are they? Bloody hell. Yeah.
[01:53:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. They're they're coming up with new techniques all the time, but they haven't figured out how to do that one yet. Yeah. Because they have laser surgery of all kinds. Right? But they haven't figured out how to do that with your heart yet. Okay? No. But I'm I'm sure I'm sure they want all that money. $350,000 worth of surgery is a good payday.
[01:53:35] Unknown:
How much?
[01:53:37] Unknown:
$350,000.
[01:53:40] Unknown:
God, you're a rich man.
[01:53:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Baby, you're a rich man. Baby, you're a rich man.
[01:53:48] Unknown:
Holy moly. Gosh. Well, it is a it's a big op. It is huge. It's an enormous operation. I mean, I can't imagine anything much you could have bigger other than a heart transplant. And thankfully, you didn't have to have that, I guess. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because, they probably would've used the pig heart, and I would've I would've objected to that. Yeah. Yeah. Apparently It would've put you off ease.
[01:54:08] Unknown:
Yeah. I know.
[01:54:10] Unknown:
I know. It's a bit weird, isn't it? I mean, it's odd that we're not supposed to eat pigs or anything like that, and yet they use pigtails. Yeah. Right.
[01:54:16] Unknown:
Exactly. Yeah. Because yeah. Because all the cannibals say that humans taste just like pig. So there must be some resemblance. Okay? So I guess What you mean like smoky bacon?
[01:54:30] Unknown:
Yeah. Right. Yeah. I wasn't aware of that. Were you aware of that, Eric, that we taste like pigs?
[01:54:40] Unknown:
Oh, he got kicked out of the studio. I saw Oh, he does. Did he? Is he gone again? He's a yeah. Oh, yeah.
[01:54:47] Unknown:
Oh, no. Let me add yeah. He did. Let me add him back on. Eric, are you back on now?
[01:54:53] Unknown:
Oh, he's back. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. I'm back on. No. Just what what happened? He went silent as usual, and I'm about to come back into the studio. So it's rumble. I'm put you know, that's what I was doing here. So so he was gonna say you had a question for me. So what was that?
[01:55:08] Unknown:
Yeah. Did did you know that we taste like pigs? Pigs. Yeah. Apparently, we taste like pigs.
[01:55:14] Unknown:
But, Bacon. No. I know someone had a a a ear transplant with a pig, and that that problems with crackling. Sorry. That's terrible,
[01:55:26] Unknown:
terrible. Sorry. Yeah. Oh, boy. Hey. Who Yeah. Who's who's that snorting? Somebody was snorting.
[01:55:36] Unknown:
That's not too
[01:55:39] Unknown:
deliberate. Or forcing a cabot.
[01:55:42] Unknown:
Oh my gosh. Okay. Listen. We're we're gonna go to a song. We're gonna go to a song. Have you got actually, Eli, have you got any requirement? Have you got any request for a song? Is there any song you would like? I've got one lined up here that's quite nice, and it's just easy for me to press this button. So I I well, apart from it's inappropriate, this, but we just quite like this song. Eric, you mentioned it the other day. We've been covering a few war things. I actually just like this song anyway. It's The Man with the Big Cigar by Charlie and his Orchestra, and I thought we ought to just play it really because it's yeah. This is nice. So this is this jazz band that Goebbels put together as part of the sort of counter propaganda thing. Yeah. That's right. We all know this. Everybody sing along, so we're gonna play this song, and fade out here from WBN. So we're at the end of our two hour slot with you on WBN three two four. We'll be back again, of course, at the same time next week. That's, 3PM US Eastern, eight PM in The UK. And we'll be with you there on WBN for two hours next Thursday covering more wonderfully interesting things. But we're gonna play out with this song. We're gonna carry on on Rumble, YouTube, Radio Soapbox, Euro Folk Radio, and a couple of other platforms as well, for a little while longer. We've just been joined by Eli James, so there's quite a few juicy chunky things that I talked about with our Eli prior to the show that we're gonna be covering in the next hour. So it should make for some fun discussion. Let's play this little song, Eli, and then we'll hook up and get talking after this. See everybody in about three minutes.
[01:57:42] Unknown:
Who is that man with the big cigar? Whose greatest friend is the USSR. He's known around from near and far that actor man with the big cigar. He pops away every night today where the twinkle is his eyes. And all the while behind that smile lurks many an untold light down white hallway. You'll see his car. He's here. He's there. He's everywhere. The friend of the USSR. V stands for vanquished. It's the slogan of his land, and he'll fight until it's finished, and there's no one left to stand. He'll keep the red black lion, no hammered black and blue, for he's getting more than he bargained for, that fat friend of the new.
So keep your chins up, one and all, and remember what I say. If Britons were to have ridden through, they'd sent that man away. Who is that man? With a big cigar? He's here. He's there. He's everywhere. That man with a big cigar.
[02:00:07] Unknown:
The Man with the Big Cigar by Charlie and his Orchestra. Although, Eli, I guess, in your case, it would be The Man with the Big Scar, these days. But yeah. Absolutely. It's a jolly good tune. It's a jolly, jolly good tune. So, anyway, it's good to have you on the show, and thank you for the documents you sent over. And, of course, we've been talking, about the migrant crisis. That's how it's styled over here, the migrant crisis. But as I've sort of mentioned before, it's not really a migrant crisis that we've got. That that's the symptoms of it. It's a politically traitorous class crisis that we've got or a compliant political class or whatever you wanna call it. And I know that you are enduring the similar joys of something like that in The United States, aren't you?
[02:00:55] Unknown:
Right. Well, it's not a crisis for the migrants.
[02:00:59] Unknown:
No. The migrants are quite happy. Gay old time.
[02:01:02] Unknown:
They are. They're quite happy. Happy migrants. And that sounds like a great title for a song. We are the happy migrants, and we don't we will never go home again.
[02:01:13] Unknown:
Don't say that. I'm getting upset. You've only been on the show a few minutes, and it's getting worrying.
[02:01:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. That's right. Well, it it should be worrying for all the white people in the world, but they don't seem to know what's happening. Right? That's the problem. Mhmm. Yeah. They don't seem to know what's happening. Right? So, did you guys talk about camp of the saints at all?
[02:01:35] Unknown:
No. We haven't. No. No. By Jean Raspay. Is that how you pronounce it?
[02:01:40] Unknown:
Yes. I think so. Mhmm. Yeah. Because he he pricked predicted this would happen. What what did he write? I think he wrote the book in the late sixties, early seventies. He predicted there would be a time when, North Africans and South Africans and all kind of other Africans and Middle Easterners would invade Europe because he he had inside information. And, so lo and behold, it's happening. Yes. It's called the great replacement, but, Snopes denies that such a thing is happening. There's no such thing as a great replacement. Right? So if you can't believe Snopes, who can you believe?
[02:02:19] Unknown:
Yeah. So anybody that might be not or not familiar with it, Snopes is apparently, a whistle blowing site and that's to be trusted, isn't it Eli? Because they always tell us the truth. Yeah. But in fact, it's a CIA operation or something to actually basically cloud the issues even further. Yep. Yeah. Now there there's no such thing as conspiracies.
[02:02:39] Unknown:
You can trust Snopes. There's no there's no such thing as Freemasonry. There's no such thing as well well, what do you have? Well, isn't one of your princes a Freemason?
[02:02:50] Unknown:
I think they probably go ahead of it. Is it the Duke of Kent, Eric? Isn't it? The Duke? Duke of Kent. I think so. Yeah. Okay. The Duke of Kent's there. Eric's just been a bit quiet. But, yeah, I think it's the Duke of Kent's the head of the whole Masonic order over here. And Ugly is the name of their main place, U G L E, Ugly, which is the unite yeah. It is. Seriously. It's a magnificent building. It's actually not an ugly building from the outside, but it's built along masonic lines and it's the United Grand Lodge of England. Yeah. I mean, it's very powerful. Wow. It's very powerful, guys. Yeah. I'll bet. Or or is that the Duke of Kent?
[02:03:33] Unknown:
C a n t.
[02:03:34] Unknown:
Oh, very witty. I like that. Yeah. Very good. You might not be wearing a shirt, but you're you're you're right. Maybe these arteries have really boosted your witty, like, it's tremendous. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, my fours my fours are evaporating my sweat without a shirt on. Okay? Yeah. But, Friedrich Nietzsche said the the greatest export of the British Empire
[02:03:54] Unknown:
is Kent.
[02:03:56] Unknown:
Yeah. As in c a n t. He didn't mean Emanuel Kent, did he? The philosopher. Yeah. No. He's a he he he's one of his guys. Germany important Germany important part to the British.
[02:04:08] Unknown:
Yeah. Right? But, of course, it's a it's an obscure word today. Right? In those days, it wasn't till late eighteen hundred. It means actually hypocrisy. The greatest export of the British Empire is hypocrisy. And, it takes a witty guy like Friedrich Nietzsche to real realize that.
[02:04:25] Unknown:
Okay? Hypocritical and sanctimonious talk, typically of a moral, religious, or political nature. Can't. Yes. I'm familiar with it. It is. It's hypocrisy, basically. Sanctimonious is a nice word as well, isn't it? That's quite good. But, yeah, I think he's right. Sanctimonious. Smug British upper class toffee nose twits. Yeah. They're full of that. They are. They know no wrong. You can't educate them because they're better than you. You oi. And, yeah, we've had a lot of that for a long time.
[02:04:53] Unknown:
The Freemasons are, but I've never really known any Brits like that. All the Brits that I've ever known are are really down to earth, good people. Right? They are. But if you join the free if you join the Freemasons, then you you change. You change. Yeah. You become a a snooty.
[02:05:10] Unknown:
A snooty. Well, I mean Okay. Yeah. Eric Eric might be a snooty Brit, but he's not saying anything. Eric, are you where's he gone? He's he's disappeared again. Now he's he's bombed out of the studio again. I don't know what it is. He seems to sort of about two hours into any show, there's something goes a little bit pear shaped computer wise. It's a bit frustrating. We gotta get this sorted out. Yeah. Because he's often he's often over at Fockem Hall, which is where he lives with Lord and Lady Fockem. So he this is all made up, of course, Eli. I'm just I'm not trying to confuse you. I got I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I That's absolutely real. But but getting on to this sort of race and law issue and everything. Right.
And thank you very much for sending those documents over prior to the show. Yeah. They're they're tremendous. Particularly the one, covenant and race and all that kind of it's tremendous stuff. Where do you think where do you think or do you think it's possible to get this information across to sufficient numbers of people that that many many pennies will drop, that it's actually a scriptural law. I don't think it's just for us, but correct me if I'm wrong, that races fundamentally and primarily should live apart and a lot and separate from other races. Isn't that the law?
[02:06:32] Unknown:
Absolutely. That is the law of the Bible. And, you know, and in addition to that, I sent you a document called the great apostasy, which we don't have to talk about today. But, that is what my, my work here in Arkansas is to explain to normal Christians, which means Christians who have been lied to by wolves in sheep's clothing for at least a hundred years or more. Okay? Yeah. Spouting nonsense in the name of Christ, and that we all need to love one another no matter what our race is. Well, the Bible doesn't say any such thing. It's, because, you know, as you know, we have this, teaching from the Bible that it says Israel shall dwell alone.
Mhmm. Which means that the true Israelites should dwell separately from other from all other races. That's exactly what it means. And we have, of course, in Genesis Deuteronomy, 23. And and sorry. I'll I'll look the verses up. But, we're told we're not supposed to intermarry with Canaanites. We're not supposed to intermarry with Edomites. We're not supposed to intermarry with all these other races that aren't Israelites or white. Put it that way. We're not supposed to intermarry with entities, non white races, and that's the law of the bible. But those verses, the let me I just came up with a great title for my speech coming up, in the near future here.
Right. The Forbidden Verses. The Forbidden Verses. Okay? Right. So I'm gonna quote all the verses that are forbidden by the mainstream denominations.
[02:08:10] Unknown:
Before you do that before you do that, just I think to just sort of send out, to audience or listener members that are not aware of the context that Eli is speaking from and that we're sharing here, really, is Right. The understanding of of scripture today amongst the vast majority of people that is it's a book by of and for a chosen people, and most people assume mistakenly, but you only realize the mistake after some study. They assume that those people are the people that we today refer to as as the Jewish people. And Right. And a a steady serious inquiry into what's actually in the book, I. E. Can you understand the words, shows that this is not the case. And it's from this context, whether you agree with that or not, this is what Eli is speaking from. So Eli, yeah, please go ahead. I just wanted to sort of drop that in because people might not be clear that that that's where the context is for this communication. Yeah. Well, that is, you know, the part and parcel of what is called Christian identity,
[02:09:12] Unknown:
Christian Israel, British Israel. There there used to be a huge movement in Britain called the British Israel, and they all taught in fact, Queen Victoria was a devotee of this idea that the Anglo Saxon people, especially the British people, are descended from the 12 tribes of Israel, especially you know, I was asking, why do you think the, unicorn of Joseph and the Lion of Judah are on your national insignia?
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Absolutely. Why why do you yeah. Okay.
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Especially since there were never any lions that anybody any historian has ever mentioned that, on the British Isles. There might have been at one time, but that would be before our ancestors. And so the the essentially, there's a a a verse in scripture that says that I will send you into the wilderness, and, anybody can actually look this verse up. It's Isaiah eleven sixteen, which tells us that there will be a a second exodus of Israelites from Assyria, which occurred around July because we've done the historical research on this. And it was the 12 tribes that were in captivity to the Assyrians after the two houses broke up. And so most Christians don't even know that there are two houses of Israelites. Yeah. Two houses of Jacob. Okay. The southern house of Judah, which consisted of Judah and Benjamin, which stayed in the Middle East to bring forth the Messiah because he was supposed to he was prophesied to come through the line of David. Okay? And so the house of Judah had to remain there so that he could be be brought forth and be the Messiah and claim the throne of David.
But that was his first advent. He he won't actually claim the physical throne until he comes back the second time, which is coming real soon, folks. Real soon. And and so so the other 10 tribes, they got tired of being slaves to the Assyrians, so they made a pact. We will cross over the Caucasus Mountains around July, and we can pinpoint the date, very precisely. And so it took them about two years to cross over the Caucasus Mountains, and the pass that they crossed over is still known by the local people there as the Pass Of Israel. And there are all kinds of stone, circumcision knives, there's, you know, graves with the skeletons of Israelites with all kind of Israelite paraphernalia.
And then they emerged on the other side of the Caucasus Mountains after about two years. Okay? And so I asked people, well, you know, are you a Caucasian, Paul?
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I'm I'm just asking you as I'm Eli Eli, if I was on one of those detective things and I'd committed or suspected of doing a crime. And they said, we're looking for a white Caucasian. That would be me. Had I committed a crime? But, yeah, that's how it would be described. Yeah. Absolutely. Okay. And I think everybody here is familiar with that, that white people, certainly in police lineups referred to as Caucasians Yeah. For that very reason that you've just covered. Yes.
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Exactly. So I'm gonna play Sherlock Holmes. Oh, nice. You play doctor Watson. Okay? And, doctor doctor Watson, I've got my magnifying glass on your face. Okay? Yeah. I'm looking for a Caucasian. Could you please direct me to a Caucasian, doctor Watson?
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Well, you're looking at one would you my You're looking at one. You're looking at one, my dear Holmes. You're looking at one. Yeah. Yes. And if you're looking at a Caucasian,
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you're also looking at an Israelite. Okay?
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Yeah. So this is this is the jump I mean, without this key. And, of course, this this taps right into our current plight with this flood. You we can cover that later on. But with this flood of migrants and the apparent inability of our so called rulers to deal with, oh, we can't stop it. They're coming in in boats and all this other nonsense. It's all completely, you know it's not even half hearted. It's intentional, this waste of time. But this taps right into that. And people the the vast majority of people being unaware of this, is a is a a tremendous stumbling plot block when you're just about to inquire as to why things are the way they are. I'm glad you mentioned the thing about Queen Victoria as well because over here you're absolutely right. There was a I don't know when it is. It's about eighteen sixties or seventies or maybe eighteen fifties. It's the mid eighteen hundreds when this thing had taken off huge.
There was an assessment made in the Church of England at the time that they that this doctrine as they referred to it, this understanding that the Anglo Saxons and other attendant tribes, you know, the Jutes and all these other people of, Northern And Western Europe, could trace their history back through the Caucasus back to the so called lost tribes. The they reckoned in England that there was about three and a half million congregants who had adopted this view. Let's use that word. They'd adopt they'd taken it on board. And there is this story of Cardinal Newman, who wasn't a cardinal at the time. He was in the Church of England. And he wrote a letter saying, if this doctrine takes a hold, the church is finished. To which I suspect someone like you and probably me would say, jolly good, because it's mistaken. It's it's actually t it's teaching errors.
Whether it knows it or not, it's not teaching an accurate story of of things. Of course, he got so upset, did Newman, that he left the Church of England and became a and went and become a Catholic and then ended up becoming a cardinal and all this, that, and the other because he was an intellectual in that particular way. I don't wanna talk about cardinal Newman today. That we could do that in another series. But, it's interesting that it had that effect. That's a huge number of people to know it at that time. And so what happened huge. As you said absolutely huge. Yeah. It's enormous. Sorry. It's absolutely enormous, and it's not even acknowledged or mentioned anywhere in any history books at all. I don't Not anymore.
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No. Not anymore.
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No. Yeah. And then you've got that sit just to wrap up this little bit, you've got that situation where the British Israelite movement developed and Queen Victoria was an adherent of that. Absolutely. And many others were because it's well, it's unavoidable. Once you you just if it's just one sentence, you go, nah. People go, nah. Okay. Fine. But when you've got 10,000 sentences, when you've got all this you stitch it together, it becomes, in my view, an unavoidable truth. You just go, well, there's nobody else actually fits these characteristics. And so what they did over here, they developed this thing called the British Israelite movement. Rothschilds moved into it and put their placement, a Jewish gentleman called Edward Hine, to twist the story away from its core truth yet again. This is a repeated thing. Right. So that these congregants now believed that they weren't the only let's put it that way. We can't go too heavy with this though because of where I live. Right? Okay. But I know that you know and other people can read between the lines. Right? But they twisted it away so that people then got muddled again, and we've been in a state of considerable muddlement, which of course in your neck of the woods was aided considerably by the Scofield Bible, which is still
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apparently read by people today, which is the most ridiculous thing that they put together. That that that was published by University of Oxford Press. So it wasn't just over here.
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Oh, no. Okay. Well, they would have come up with the money for it, wouldn't they? Because it was, wasn't it Samuel Untermyer? Now he has a big role to play Right. In the agitation of World War two. Does Untermyer? Yeah. Alright. But Untermyer used to meet Schofield in a club, I understand. Schofield was a complete reprobate. I mean, he'd betrayed his wife. He was a con man, and they said his children. He abandoned his children. He's got literally no redeeming characteristics whatsoever as far as I can see. I mean, may maybe he was nice to dogs or something. I don't know. So they pick on this loser. They bring him into this very expensive club. They pay for his lifestyle. They say, hey. Write us a book, will you, and rewrite some of these bits. And now in America, you've got this thing called the Christian Zionist movement, which is so deranged in in right at the very start of it, it's just fundamentally wrong after the first sentence. You go, everything after this is a complete waste of time, and yet here we are with 40,000,000 of them out there or something. I mean, it's colossal number. Terrifying, really. Yeah. They
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The really the only bad thing about them is that they vote. Yes. Okay. Right? If they weren't voters, the world would be a different place. Yeah. Because they all vote for war.
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I'd be happy to We we we did a show here recently, Eli, where we were suggesting that women shouldn't have the vote. Women's suffrage is a very bad idea. I'm gonna cover that again later on. But let's not go there today. Let's let's stick in this because we Yeah. Not today. We're going to a trillion topics or whatever. So but, yeah, please carry on. Yeah. Sorry. I interrupted a bit. Okay. Well, here. I had just mentioned Deuteronomy chapter seven. Let me just quote verses one and two.
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And this is our God Yahweh spouting off to the Israelites. And when Yahweh spouts off to the Israelites, we every Brit that's listening, real Brit, not a illegal immigrant, should be listening, because this is for you. When Yahweh your Elohim shall bring thee into the land, whether thou goest to possess it, that is wherever we and the word Hebrew means, traveler, basically. Traveler and, explorer. That's what the word Right. Actually means. And that's what we are. Our people are the biggest travelers and explorers. There nobody compares to the traveling and exploring that we've done. Okay? Nobody. Not even close. No other group ever. Right. Okay? No. And that's just proof. It's just more proof of who we are. Okay? And whether whether wherever you go to possess the land, it has cast out many nations before thee. Alright? Which is kinda what we've been doing, but we haven't been exterminating them that, like, we're falsely accused of. Like, when, we went into South Africa, when Britain were and the the boar went into South Africa, we built highways, we built hospitals, we built schools, and the the black in the area, we're taking advantage. We built them these many of these schools and and streets and sidewalks were built for the blacks so they can enjoy the benefits of our technology.
Because it does say that we would be a blessing to the world wherever we go. Okay? Yeah. And so we have fulfilled that prophecy. So so but he's talking about the land of Canaan where the descendants of the fallen angels, namely giants, were living Yeah. At that time. And it says and and you cast out many nations before thee, the Hittites, the Girgashites, the Amorites, and the Canaanites, and the Perizzites, and the Hivites, and Jebusites, Seven nations greater and mightier than thou. And when Yahweh your Elohim shall deliver them before thee, thou shalt smite them and utterly destroy them. Thou shalt make no covenant with them nor show mercy unto them. That's Deuteronomy seven verse and one. Now why show no mercy to them? Well, as I just said, they're descendants of the fallen angels in Genesis chapter six, and they were a genetic hybrid that can possibly could not possibly produce any good fruit.
Okay? Yes. Mhmm. The the leopard the leopard cannot change its spots, and that's why Jesus Christ, the Yahshua Messiah, he cursed that fig tree and because it doesn't yield good fruit. Okay? And the Bible is full of these condemnations of non Israelites being condemned. You know, for example, in Matthew chapter 13, the parable of the wheat and the tares. Yes. And he he got finished explaining he he recited the parable to a bunch of people including his disciples. But then when he was done with that, his disciples went to him privately without all the other people there. And they asked him, what what's the meaning of this parable? We don't understand. And he says, you people still don't understand what I'm telling you. Okay. So basically, what I just told you about Deuteronomy chapter seven, these verses are about the tares who are who aren't supposed to be living among you.
And so they ask the question, how did they get yes. The key. How did they get there? How did they get here? They asked him, an enemy has put them there.
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An enemy has done this.
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An enemy has done this. Okay? And so they say, okay. Well, should we go out and root them out and destroy them? And he says, no. Because you may accidentally root out the the wheat with the tares, and I don't want you to do that. The harvest is gonna be small enough.
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Right. Okay. Right. So
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so he says wait until the harvest, which is right now, the end times. Wait until the harvest
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of people. The ripening. The ripening.
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The ripening. And the the he chose tares. The tare is a specific type of weed that is to be found almost exclusively in The Middle East. Okay?
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And this is Temulantum. We Temulantum. Look at me. Yes. Sorry about that. I just had to show off. Temulentum, go and look it up, everybody. It looks just like wheat, but it ain't wheat. Yeah. Yeah.
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Loleum temulentum, to be precise.
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Lolium. Eli, fantastic. You put me in my place. I like that. That was good.
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Well, it's it's easy to remember Lolium because Lolita was such a fantastic movie.
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Steady. This is a family show. You remember now? Can I Oh, is is it? Is it? Okay. Well, yeah. It's for our family. It's for our family. Lolita. Absolutely. Lolita temulantum.
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Lolita temulant. Now now I'm blubbering blabbering. Yeah. Okay. That's okay. So, anyway yeah. Because we're having too much fun. But we're only having fun because we're we're only having fun because we know we're the good guys, and we are the Israelites, and it's a good ending for us if we obey his laws. Right? It's a good ending. We obey the law. If if we obey the law. Yeah. Okay. If. Yeah. If. And so yeah. And so the the weed that he's talking about looks just like wheat. Just like wheat. Okay. So where's the amber waves of grain, and there's a breeze blowing across the amber waves of green. And then the the wheat is growing straight up, but the wind that blows causes the wheat to bow a little bit, you know, because the sun's out, the wind is blowing.
But the tares are more rigid than the wheat, and their head sticks straight up while the wheat is bowing their heads down. Okay? And oh, what's the name what's the name of the tares? I used to know that that that genus as well, but we don't really need to know that right now. But that that genus of tare has dark black heads as opposed to the amber waves of wheat. Okay? So at when at the harvest, it's real easy to tell the difference between a black fedora wearing rabbi versus the blonde and brunette people we know as the Anglo Saxons.
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Well, I I I, I couldn't possibly comment on that because I live in England, but I I I've heard what you said, Eli. Okay?
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Yeah. Did I say too much?
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I don't know. We'll find out. I don't know. Okay. I guess Don't worry about it. Yeah. It's okay. Just, you know, we've just got to mince around over here. It's sad, but it's true. So Yeah. Yeah. We have to a little yeah. Sorry about that. Well, I didn't Mhmm. I didn't Mhmm. I didn't use any dirty words. Yeah. I mean, if we No. You didn't. I have to edit. Yeah. Okay? Yeah. No. No. Don't I won't be doing any editing. I can't do that. No. This is live, and that's how it goes. So as it go as it comes, that's how it goes out. Don't worry about that. That's okay. Okay. Okay. Alright. So so, yeah, I I'll be as careful with my speech as I possibly can without a fading sensors. Right?
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Right? Oh, dear. Without a fading sensor. Okay. So but, here, all over the world, you know, the name of Jesus Christ is known by everybody, but they really don't know Bible. And it's even worse for Christians, because they don't know their Bibles either because they've been taught a pack of lies about who God's chosen people are, and it's not the other guys. Right? No. It's us. Okay? Mhmm. And so he he continues. This is verse three. Deuteronomy chapter seven. Neither shalt thou make marriages with them. Thy daughter, thou shalt not give unto his son. There is prepared by Canaanite. Nor his daughter shall thou take unto thy son.
Is that difficult to understand?
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Well, it is if you've never heard it. And that, unfortunately, is the case for most people because these are the bits as you were saying addressing a few minutes ago that are rarely if ever communicated because it makes it awkward That's right. To have your doors open say as a church to everyone which is what they Right. Apparently they think this is what they're supposed to do. But it's not designed for that. This is a private arrangement. Let's call it that. It's a that. It is. It's it's based on it it is just like just like the Freemasons are exclusive, a club I will never be invited into and would refuse if I was because I'm not in it. I don't want to be in it. And, so, you know, we just have to draw sort of normal human parallels. People are allowed Right. Are they not, to organize clubs and say, you are included, but but you're not actually because, you know, you don't know anything about playing the banjo, and this is a banjo club, and we don't want you turning up here, you know, doing jigsaw puzzles. It's just it's a pain. Right? It's silly. Yeah. It is. So the law is the law. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Amen. I feel
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Yeah. So so, what I say about this is white Christians have been deceived by a very sinister foe, and that foe has pulled the wool over our eyes while he has pretended to be your mentor, adviser, religious instructor, doctor, lawyer, teacher, psychiatrist, and even your yoga instructor.
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Mhmm.
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Yep. I could have added I could have added banker as well.
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But he's not I don't mind if you do. Anything that you say bad there's no sensor limits on being abusive towards the banking industry around here. The this is what this is our bread and butter around here. So you can you can lay in as heavy as you want. But, yeah, because it'll all be true. It'll all be true whatever you say. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so
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because I've been around them because, I when I was living in Chicago, I studied them meticulously because I was a contractor and I got frequent jobs for them and was able to meet them closely, a personal, and often invited to their homes for dinner because they like the quality of my work. And I said, okay. Yeah. So I got to meet them up close and personal. And they're not all bad, but, you know, the the problem is when, when Assad comes knocking at your door and asks you to spy on a gentile, so called, and some peep some of them refuse to spy for the ADL and other groups.
However, many do. Too many do. Yep. And these these are private individuals who spy for you know who. And in other words, they're at they're called upon to spy on the good people, the indigenous people of the country, and then that you get persecuted by them as a result. Okay? And I have had several of them admit to me well, for example, I was I was running in new age circles for a while because Right. The new age religion is very much like modern Judeo Christianity. They all believe the same stuff. And it's it's very much like they all believe that you you can will yourself into heaven just by by believing in just by believing it. Right? Yeah. And that's a new age doctrine, you know, and then, you don't have to obey the law. You can make up your own law. Right? And then do the same thing. Yeah. Yeah. Do it. Yeah. But Jesus loves you, therefore, you're saved. Yeah. The new ages believe the same thing.
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Yes. They
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do. Yep. That's what modern Christianity it's new age religion, and they don't know it because it's taken a hundred years of very slow, meticulous, substitution of words for the true words that are in the Bible with this new age language called Judeo Christianity. Right? They've substituted all this false language, and they've even used it in the and printed it in the latest Bibles. Right? And that's how they've been getting away with it by substituting the truth with fiction in the latest translations, and that's an art. And that's that's a very expensive art form. As every new addition, you add another very sly, coy, subtle mistranslation.
Okay? Here's a perfect example. Born again. Mhmm. Okay. So so every Christian wants to be born again and, you know, they may have been born again many times. So in fact, we had a discussion group this morning about this. And so I asked them, you know, well, how many times do you have to be born again before you go to heaven? And and the one guy said, gee, I never thought of that. Alright? Okay. So what what
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right. Five. Any advance in five? Yeah. Six. Six. Yeah. Right. Yeah. No. We're not playing poker.
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No. We're not we're not playing poker. I advance to you seven. Yeah. Okay. Well, what do you call it? What's that, poker game? Where where you call yeah. Anyway, there there's various shades of poker. So They're on. You know, and then they won't admit there's this also this other lie called once saved, always saved. It's just about every denomination teaches that. Well, it's not true. It's a very sophisticated lie designed to deprive you of your salvation because you have to obey the law in order Jesus said, you will be judged according to your works. That's in the book of Revelation. And you brought up Revelation twelve nineteen earlier, only those who who who obey the commandments of God and have faith in Jesus Christ will get into the kingdom.
Yet you have all these denominations saying you don't have to pay the commandments. Jesus did away with those.
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I don't think he did.
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I don't think he did either, but that's what they're saying. I know. So a question for you as a, a bystander. Mhmm. And to a certain extent, you are a bystander here because I know you don't believe that, you know, in this, you know, vague notion of born again. At least I don't think you do. So what is it what does the word the term born again mean to you?
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Or what do you think it means? Yeah. Well, if I was to play the role of somebody who was into that, and I'm not. Right. Right? I'm not into that. Yeah. I suppose it would mean to be spiritually regenerated that somehow Okay. That if you were born again, it's as if all your sins were washed away, to use that old phrase, that you are almost like being rebaptized as a ceremony, you know, to symbolize this. And that you're suddenly going, I am now a new clean person. My past errors are gone. I'm making a fresh start. I am reborn anew, and I'm blah blah blah blah blah. That's what I think that most of those people subs who subscribe to that. I guess that's my view of their view. That's what I suspect that they think. Yeah. Yes. That's that's pretty good. I think most, yeah, I'm gonna ask that question
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of the flock on this Sunday because, I'm sure all of them believe something like that. Alright? Mhmm. Spiritually regenerated. But even that, that's really kind of vague, isn't it? That, you know, spiritually and plus and plus Paul says, alright. Once you've been born into into this, let's call it a generation. Okay? And then you get regenerated. Okay? You can if you backslide and fall away from the faith, and I'm getting more and more even a pastor who spoke last Sunday, I asked him, do you believe in this notion that once saved always saved? Because he just gave of his life story. He said, oh, I was into drugs.
I got married, and my wife and I had a really good marriage for about five or six years. We fell apart. I fell back into drugs again, and then I recovered my faith, and, you know, now I'm good to go. Right? So he must have been born again. Right?
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Yeah. I guess you could say that that was a change of heart. Yes. According to what he's told. A change of heart. A new attitude seeking to actually, you know, be a more honorable human being than he was when he was in a bad way. Yeah. I guess that's what you would say. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So the but this is all very vague in general,
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and there's nothing about obeying the law in there, what you just said. Everything you said is very good. Mhmm. Everything like that should happen to anybody who is born again. Right? But the word in this is where, Yahshua Messiah, Jesus Christ, is having a conversation with Nicodemus. Yes. Probably the only good Pharisee of the lot. Okay? Mhmm. And actually, Nicodemus seeks Jesus out and has inquiries of him. None of the other Pharisees even thought to do that because Nicodemus hey. This guy may be the real deal because he's all the miracles he had been forming and and walking on water and the like. Grace said, oh, this guy might be the Messiah. Maybe I maybe I should go have a talk with him. He's snuck out in the middle of the night because he didn't want the other Pharisees to see where he's going. Yep. Right? Mhmm. And so he knocked on Jesus's door, and Jesus opens the door and said, yes.
Are you looking for me? And he says, yes. And then they get into this conversation, and, Jesus explains to him how you have to what you have to do to get into the kingdom. But Nicodemus misunderstands what he says, and he says, he he thought he's born again. He said, what? Do I have to get inside my mother's womb and come back out again? Is that is that what you're saying? And Jesus says to him, no. No. No. No. Don't you know? You're a Pharisee. You should know the scriptures. You have to be born from above.
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Yes.
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The word anaphone means from above. It doesn't mean again. It can only mean again in in context, but you have to be born and and you look at the context, they were you have to have a spiritual rebirth, And that is meaning from above. What do you get from above? The holy yeah. And his holy Spirit? Spirit. There you go. The holy. And so he's talking about the holy spirit. And so he admonishes, Nicodemus, don't you understand I'm talking about the holy spirit? You dummy. Okay. Oh. Slap. You're talking yeah. Right. Slap in the face. Oh, you're talking about the Holy Spirit. Now I understand.
Okay? And that comes from above. It doesn't come from your attitude, from your reconversion or whatever. Right? It has to come from above. You have to be infused with the Holy Spirit again. So if you lose your faith and backslide into a non faithful situation, would you have to have a re what was the an infusion. A reinfusion of the Holy Spirit, not just good wisdom and excitement and feeling good about yourself and all that kind of stuff.
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You would. You would have to have, you'd have to have a connection with something higher and greater than yourself is my take on it. I mean, people will phrase it differently. But that's the way I think of it today as you're as you're posing these questions that Yeah. Yeah. That that's what I would be after purely so that I'm gonna start behaving in line with the law. So I would value that tremendously. Yes. Yeah. Because it's a challenge. Become a yeah. When
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it's actually, in my opinion, a reference to Pentecost thirty three AD because, forty nine days after the crucifixion was Pentecost when all the Israelites from the River Of Euphrates to the River Of Egypt congregated in Jerusalem and, attended that meeting. That Pentecost meeting was, headed by Peter, and he addressed them all. Ye men of Israel. Ye men of Israel. You you have to accept the Holy Spirit, and that's when, you know, the the flaming, the the what are the flaming? What what were they? Like, a a fire. Tongues of fire. That's what it is. Tongues of fire and the doves raining down their holy shining down from above and this and they all spoke in tongues. They didn't have to know each other's languages because they came from from Egypt to to Euphrates, and they all had different languages, but they spoke in their own language and everybody else understood what they were saying. So that's a miracle.
Right. Okay? I would say that's a miracle. Even AI can't do that yet. Okay. Alright. No. Not far off, I guess. But yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Not far off, but they're trying. They're trying. And so this was caused by the Holy Spirit. And so Holy Spirit settled upon them, and they were able to get this so but to having a a yeah. Maybe they had the Holy Spirit, but yet they have to get the Holy Spirit again. So the word again doesn't really capture what is meant in that verse. Okay? By the word anothen. So you can look it up, you know, if you've got an esword, look up the word Anathin, or just go to that verse, you know, born again or look it up on the Internet, born it means born from above.
That's what it means. And it's a reference to the holy spirit, and that's what the Israelites, the disciples got at, Pentecost thirty three AD. They got an infusion of the holy spirit.
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Okay? Right. But you can lose that. You can lose it if you fall back back to into sinfulness. If you don't obey the law. If you fail to keep the commandments as it were. Yeah. That's right. There's a question here, Eli, in the chat from Aunt Sally. Good evening, Aunt Sally. By the way, everybody, if you're all wondering where Eric's gone, so am I. As you know, he sometimes has technical disappears out of out of our purview and and this is what's happened. I've sent him a message on Telegram, but he's not to be seen at the moment. So he's he's off in the hinterland somewhere. But Aunt Sally asks, Eli, she says, what do you guys think of water full immersion baptism? Do you think it's necessary?
You know, I was thinking about this the other day. I thought, what is it? What is baptism? What is it all about? I I really don't know. That's how stupid I am. I'd never really thought it was important at all. I just thought it was some aquatic ceremony, you know, to paraphrase things. I thought, well, is that needed? But it's obviously symbolically came about, or maybe it's actually got a genuinely powerful,
[02:42:37] Unknown:
yeah, I know. Takes place. Okay. Yes and no. It is a public avowal of your faith in Christ. It's a public avowal, and I've been trying to find and and if it's, if you take it seriously enough, it will have a a spiritual ramifications. But a lot of people get baptized without that because Jesus said, repent and be baptized. You have to be old enough to repent.
[02:43:05] Unknown:
Yes. Okay? In other words, you have to have things that you have to have things in your history that that are repentable for which you can repent. Yeah. You have to have built up a track record because it's children, babes that are usually baptized. They don't have anything that Yeah. They haven't done anything wrong, I guess, apart from throw up on their mom a few times or anything like that. They didn't even know they were doing that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So so the word baptismo in the Greek means full immersion. It means to immerse.
[02:43:31] Unknown:
Right. So this ritual of sprinkling a few bits of water on a baby's head does not qualify as true baptism. Okay. So it simply does not qualify. So so, what what's her name? Sarah? Aunt Sally. The lady who Aunt Sally. Right. Yeah. And so so if aunt Sally has anything she needs to repent of Mhmm. She needs to make a list. Make a list. Well, whether you've been naughty or nice. Right? And, you know, and and the same thing actually goes for communion. There's a verse, by Paul who says, if you take partake of communion with a half heart halfheartedly and not completely repent, then it's better for you not to even partake of communion.
You you simply don't join the group. You can go home early and not partake of communion. If if you really haven't cleansed yourself and you're not clean, you shouldn't take communion. Okay? So these rituals are much more meaningful, again, than the modern churches appreciate.
[02:44:44] Unknown:
I'm aware of that fully. I I, because I was for all sorts of reasons, I was, I was gonna go to a church on Sunday. And k. They're not I know I know. You're I I I I know. I know what you're gonna say. It's not that I'm looking I'm not looking for something there. That's not what I'm going for. I I it was that I was very interested to know who goes. I'm nosy. I want to know who's going. Right? I'm going for market research purposes to sort of distance myself from the process just in case everybody listening to me is getting slightly worried. Paul, what are you talking about? I understand where that is, but it it it said communion. And I I've been sorting out a lot of paperwork around the house recently. By the way, we've only got about thirteen minutes left. I'm just letting you know in terms of wrapping up time. We're gonna end hard hard at the top of the hour. And, it said communion. And anyway, I was confirmed.
I didn't even know what this meant when I was 13. Seriously, I have no idea. I just did these things when I was young. Yeah. I was confirmed. This means that I could take holy communion, which the more I looked at it, the less I liked. I I find it all a bit weird. This Okay. Supposed symbolic drinking of the blood and all this kind of stuff. And then we get we're getting into that space and going, woah. What's really is this what's this? Whereas if if we read it and to understand it, now count me in. I I wanna know where the confusion lies. But and I should also get in here another another comment from aunt Sally because it's worth bringing it in there while we've got time. Actually, aunt Sally, just to let you know as well, Aunt Sally's often having baths whilst we're doing these shows.
And I was just thinking that maybe, Aunt Sally, a bath. Yes. You're having a bath. Okay. Instead of a shower or a bath. So maybe, aunt Sally, you're going through regular full immersions when you're having your bath, but she says this. She says, as far as I know, it's about this is to do with baptism. It's about showing being dead to your sins and emerging from the water reborn and anew. And she says, I'm under pressure from my church to make a decision. Well, okay. Well So I just thought I'd done it in problem.
[02:46:53] Unknown:
Well, what I just said to her applies. You have to make a list of what you need to repent of because your soul has to be cleansed just as much as your body. Right? Mhmm. And so so don't worry, you know, I mean, yeah, unless you've kept a record, a written record of all your sins from the time you can remember sinning. Right? And you probably all do.
[02:47:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Right. Yes. We have no. No.
[02:47:20] Unknown:
Somebody's keeping tabs. Somebody's keeping tabs. You know? Yeah. Yeah. This is just keeping tabs. Every everything you do is recorded in heaven. Right? So if if you miss something here That's the worry. Remind you at the That's the worry, isn't it? Remind you at the judgment day, Yeah. What what you're doing now. And, in fact, I have to tell you this story. It's so it's so beautiful, and I've been sharing this with everybody, these these Judeo Christians here in Harrison, Arkansas. And, anyway, so yeah. A bath mitzvah, And you take yeah. The water symbolizes cleansing of the body, and repentance symbolizes cleansing of the soul. Okay? So Right. You have to do that in all sincerity.
Okay? Mhmm. And be witness. And typically, the friends you come along with, will they'll know if you're sincere or not, you know. And if you forgot something, don't worry, You know, Jesus will remind you of it. It's a judgment day. But he'll he'll be very merciful to you because you've actually done a sincere, you know, what do you call repentance and baptism at the same time. Okay? That's that's what it's all about. With witnesses. That's what the witnesses are there for. Okay? And and then you come out of the water and they ask you, do you feel better now? Well, I'm not sure. Something happened, you know, but but rest assured, if you did it with sincerity, there's a spiritual regeneration that has taken place.
And, you you will be rejuvenated even though it says earlier of, you know, not anything from above, but you you feel good you you feel good about yourself, and hopefully there's a spiritual rejuvenation as well from above.
[02:49:06] Unknown:
Yes.
[02:49:07] Unknown:
Okay. So okay? So alright. So what I've been going through with the local people here is, oh, what's his name? Ripon I forget what his name is. Howard Howard something or other. I'll think of his name. Anyway, he was a big time Baptist minister, you know, for forty, forty five years in the Baptist ministry. And his video, it's a it's a it's a confessional, video that he did. Right. And he had a heart attack, and he's, being carted off to the hospital, and he's in and out of consciousness. He's basically dying on the way to the hospital. I think he actually died on the way to the hospital. Howard Pittman is his name. Howard Pittman. Look him up on YouTube and watch that video. That video will simply blow you away. Anyway, he says, I was a Baptist minister for teen years, and the first thing I noticed was there's a hell.
[02:50:08] Unknown:
Mhmm.
[02:50:09] Unknown:
And there's all these people going to heaven and all these people going to hell. But he said, in in his denomination, they didn't teach about hell. They didn't teach about the devil. You know, they kinda just ignored the whole subject. But if you it's like not nothing to worry about. Right? Yeah. But it is something you have to worry about. Okay? And this is what he realized. Okay? So while he was in the, the the the ambulance, he paid a visit to Jesus. He went up to heaven. And so, okay. Oh, I'm so glad I'm going to heaven. Now open the gates. And an angel appears and says, nope. You can't go in. What do you mean I can't go in? Your gates are right here. Open the gates and let me in. No. You're gonna have to talk with Jesus first. Jesus wants to he he wants to have a chat with you. Okay?
Alright. Okay. I gotta wait. Alright. Okay. Here. So here comes Jesus and says, okay. Here's what's gonna have to happen. I'm gonna have to send you back. He says, why? Why are you why do I have to go back? Well, because you haven't been you haven't been good enough to get in the kingdom. And remember, he's a Baptist minister. He's saying, I called out I cast out demons in your name. I preached in your name for umpteen years, and all I did all this stuff for you. And, no, you didn't do it for me. What do you mean I didn't do it for you? All forty five years of my ministry, I did it all for you. And he said, you didn't.
You did it for yourself. And then Howard said, oh my god. You're right. I was just doing it for my ego. Maybe I was doing some of it for you, some of it for me. Right? Is it no. No. Mhmm. You can't be some of some of this, some of that. You and you gotta be all in. And so Jesus finally says to him, now I want you to go back, and I want you to do this. I want you to become an independent minister. Don't go back to that denomination you came from. And so that's what he did. Okay? Right. He became an independent minister outside of the Southern Baptist Convention. And so and then his last words in this video are, while I was in the in the ambulance, I saw a bunch of people going to heaven and a bunch of people going to hell.
And so the interviewer asked him, well, what kind of percentage was there? How many people that went to heaven? How many people went to hell? I said, well, okay. Well, I counted 50 that went to heaven, and there are about 1,250 that went to hell. Mhmm. And and it's it's only about two and a half percent. Only about two and a half percent of people who call themselves Christians actually went to heaven. The rest of them went to hell because they were just like him. They were thinking they're good enough, but they weren't.
[02:53:02] Unknown:
It's tough, isn't it? It is very tough. It's tough. It's tough to even understand what mistakes you're making at times in life. This is the thing. I have always struggled with this one going, oh, yeah. I did that stuff, but I I didn't even know any better at the time. I was so stupid. I think that, you know, whether this is just me playing with my own head, which we all do to try and sort of justify things. But that's generally the pattern. I I, you know, I've not led a blame free life by any means. I don't think it's been terrible, but I've certainly made some serious errors along the way that have not been good for other people. At the time, I didn't intend it to be bad for other people, but it turned out that way. You're right. And looking back, I go, ah, you were more concerned about in nearly all cases, it's that I'm thinking primarily about me and my outcomes.
And other people's outcomes, I don't even I don't even get conscious about them. And then afterwards, I go, oh, you created a real mess there. That was really stupid of you. And so the idea all I'm seeking to do is to make less mistakes tomorrow than I made yesterday. I'm going that's I can cope with that. I can sort of deal with that, but whether that's good enough, I don't know. That?
[02:54:12] Unknown:
Well, I think so. Right? You got your you got your head above water, Paul.
[02:54:18] Unknown:
Well, I like to think so. Sometimes I'm not even convinced of that. I'm going, you know, you you feel as though you're flailing around going, well, I know all this stuff and it doesn't seem to make any difference. And I say these things and nobody's listening to me. They're fools. And then I'm thinking, well, hang on. It might not be them. It might be me, you know. And have I said it right? And then you think, what's you know, it's tricky. It's tricky. We're down to four minutes. So we gotta wrap up here. We really gotta wrap up. We'll have you you know, we'll have you back on. Yeah? Yeah. I'm not gonna be tired yet. Are you What? From all the flailing around?
[02:54:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Exactly. Right? Yeah. Okay? Yeah. So you've got to you have to constantly do the self evaluation. Am I good enough? That's what what Paul means when I die daily. He's doing the same thing. He's evaluating himself. Am I up to snuff? And if you're not doing that as a Christian, you're not getting anywhere. He lived Who is it? Yes. Yeah. The the Who is it that said,
[02:55:14] Unknown:
someone said, I can't remember it was now. Is it Aristotle? The unexamined
[02:55:20] Unknown:
life is not worth living. Ago. Yeah. No. That was, not Aristotle. It was the guy who had the poison himself.
[02:55:27] Unknown:
Oh, Socrates. I can't think of his name right now. Socrates. Socrates. Socrates. Yeah. Socrates. The other guy that was Socrates. Yeah. Yeah. You're right. No. You're right. No. You're right. Was it not Socrates? Oh, okay. Okay. Well, it's one of those guys with a beard that knew a few things, you know, the Greeks. Yeah. No. It's probably something like that. But I I I've always quite liked that one. Maybe that's a sin. Maybe I've just committed an error there, but I don't think so. I think it's true. I think if you're not aware of what you're doing, the impact that you have, you carry on making terrible mistakes and hurting people inadvertently, sometimes on purpose, of course, which is even worse, but it does happen. Yeah. Yeah. Well, yes. Yeah. Sometimes,
[02:56:04] Unknown:
inadvertent evil can do more harm than good. Right? And it happens all the time.
[02:56:10] Unknown:
It can. Which Eli, I gotta wrap up. Let me let me wrap up. I'm gonna wrap up the show now. So, love to have you back, hopefully, with some clothes on next time, but I managed to avoid that. And at least we we saved you your blushes in front of the audience. Yeah. I I I wanna thank everybody for being here rocking and rolling in rumble tonight. And and Sally too. Bye, Aunt Sally. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. About it. No. Great. Yeah. Fantastic Aunt Sally. It's it's because she says thank you for discussing this. And, yeah. No. It's I never know quite where these conversations are going. And getting into baptismal things is really quite, a surprise to me, to be quite honest. It's got me thinking about all sorts of stuff, because there's all sorts of there's a mix. There are things that are very, very true to me, and there are other things where I'm very, very vague and sort of cloudy in my thinking about why Yeah. We're I understand that why these things would have sprung up. I do understand you know, we it's very easy to look back on the past and go, this is nutty. It's stupid. But you're thinking Yeah. No. That that's what they did back there. Go. I hear the music. We've gotta go, don't we? Oh. Good. We gotta go. I'm a favorite puppy.
We gotta wrap up now. So you've you've been listening to Paul English live here, for the last couple of hours. We've had Eric on, who disappeared for due to technical problems. I'll find out later on. He's got a show coming up on Sunday. My guest here for the last hour and a quarter or so has been Eli James who will return. Mister Eli Quadruple Bypass James. So fantastic. Yes. Brilliant. You sound full of fire. It's been great. We'll be back same time next week, everybody. Yeah. And I'll be in touch afterwards, Eli. And thank you once more, everybody, and we'll see you same time next Thursday.
[02:57:46] Unknown:
The humble essence here.
[02:58:20] Unknown:
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[02:59:08] Unknown:
Bye bye, boys. Have fun storming the castle.
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