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UK Column News Podcast 11th November 2024 · UK Column Radio

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Speaker 1: Good afternoon. Today is Monday, the eleventh of November twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four, just after one o'clock. Welcome to UK column News.
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Speaker 1: I'm your host Brian Garrish, delighted to have with me today.
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Speaker 1: Diane Rasmus and mcaddie will be speaking from Scotland, and
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Speaker 1: Ben Rubin, who will be with us from London. Well,
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Speaker 1: if you can see the backdrop, certainly over Plymouth Sound,
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Speaker 1: it looks as though the storm clouds are gathering and
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Speaker 1: I think that's not a bad theme for today's news.
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Speaker 1: But let's start off with remembrance Sunday, and I just
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Speaker 1: wanted to reflect on the fact that, of course across
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Speaker 1: the country, in many very small villages, people were paying
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Speaker 1: their respects to Britain's war debt. Let's just have a
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Speaker 1: look at this image. Well, we've got road clothes surprisingly
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Speaker 1: in order to our little remembrance ceremony to take place,
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Speaker 1: but essentially what was happening where people were paying their
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Speaker 1: respects at the war memorial. This is in a relatively
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Speaker 1: small little village and let's just have a look a
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Speaker 1: very short little video clip to see how that was going.
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Speaker 1: So there we are very poignant, but I think it
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Speaker 1: reflects a great deal of the nation still in UK
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four, those people coming out to pay
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Speaker 1: their respects. But I'm going to suggest our audience today
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Speaker 1: that behind the scenes, they and we are being utterly
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Speaker 1: betrayed and we're digging deeper. And the best place to
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Speaker 1: go to get an impression of this is to have
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Speaker 1: a look at what was happening with the main service
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Speaker 1: in London. Let's look at this film clip. So there
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Speaker 1: we are an excerpt, of course from what actually took place.
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Speaker 1: But are we to trust the people who were present. Well,
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Speaker 1: let's focus in on a little bit of that video clip,
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Speaker 1: because in one shot there were some really key people
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Speaker 1: and let's just have a look at these people and
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Speaker 1: see what they've really been doing for the so Keir
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Speaker 1: Starmer here, of course, has said he places DeVos above Westminster.
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Speaker 1: He's putting Zionist Israel above the UK and of course
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Speaker 1: he's desperate, desperate to keep the war going in Ukraine,
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Speaker 1: so sheer hypocrisy to be there at this remembrance of
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Speaker 1: the dead. Let's bring in another one. Well, we've got
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Speaker 1: David Cameron certainly placing Zionist Israel above his own nation
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Speaker 1: of the UK, and we've got Gordon Brown here, who
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Speaker 1: of course placed the EU above the UK and then
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Speaker 1: sold off the nation's gold four pennies. We've got Tony Blair,
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Speaker 1: who above all prosecuted a war on the live weapons
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Speaker 1: of mass destruction, and he's continuing to ferment war with
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Speaker 1: his attitude on Ukraine and of course the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: On his left here I think we've got John Major,
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Speaker 1: who certainly placed the EU above the UK, but also
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Speaker 1: supported the war in the Golf. And then of course
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Speaker 1: we've got King Charles, who simply believes that the policies
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Speaker 1: of the global elite via the World Economic Forum and
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Speaker 1: the Sustainable Development Goals hold priority over anything he's doing
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Speaker 1: for the nation. And of course he is another one
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Speaker 1: absolutely on board for war and more war in Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: And if you think I've missed him, I haven't, because
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Speaker 1: top left we've got Boris Johnson, political activist as he was,
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Speaker 1: nobody knows what exactly his official position was as he
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Speaker 1: fermented the war in Ukraine and has consistently worked to
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Speaker 1: continue that violence going. So I'm going to say, as
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Speaker 1: those people in the local villages paid their respects, what
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Speaker 1: was really happening at a national level. Was sheer hypocrisy
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Speaker 1: by a globalist elite who simply don't care about the
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Speaker 1: dead and violence, be it in Ukraine or the Middle
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Speaker 1: East or elsewhere. Hypocrisy is the word for me, and
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Speaker 1: I'm very happy to say it to our audience today.
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Speaker 1: I'll just say that if you'd like to understand more
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Speaker 1: about your King, King Charles, the Green King, and what
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Speaker 1: he's really up to, have a look at No Smoke
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Speaker 1: Without Fire the Green King on the UK column website
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Speaker 1: and I'm sure many of you will learn a great
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Speaker 1: deal about what this man is really trying to do.
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Speaker 1: And it's certainly very clear that he's not trying to
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Speaker 1: help people in his country of the United Kingdom. So
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Speaker 1: can we trust the BBC? Well, of course, this is
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Speaker 1: where it takes a very dark turn. This is just
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Speaker 1: a selection of the BBC's headlines, but this is one
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Speaker 1: of their what I would regard as a gross image
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Speaker 1: because what are we looking at. Well, let's bring the
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Speaker 1: headline up in a bit more detail, because apparently this
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Speaker 1: is a festival of remembrance. Remember what this is about,
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Speaker 1: remembering people who've been killed or mutilated in wars across
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Speaker 1: the world. But Apparently this is a festival, This is
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Speaker 1: something to be enjoyed by the country, according to the BBC.
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Speaker 1: And if we want to force that idea home, here
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Speaker 1: is another one of their images, which is the Glorious Dead.
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Speaker 1: So presumably we are celebrating, we're making merry for those
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Speaker 1: glorious dead. And of course we can have a look
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Speaker 1: at the text in the article that I've gone on
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Speaker 1: screen at the moment to see that it says that
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Speaker 1: as the pedals fall in the Royal Albert Hall, the
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Speaker 1: festival will pay tribute to all victims of war and
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Speaker 1: remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who
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Speaker 1: continue to risk their lives today and are add in
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Speaker 1: wars that these men and women are creating with the
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Speaker 1: help of organizations such as the BBC. Well, here's a
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Speaker 1: headline that really starts to this home this idea of
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Speaker 1: perpetual war home. Because the headline is that Starmer is
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Speaker 1: joining Macron for Armistice Day events in Paris. But we've
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Speaker 1: only got to look at the Daily Telegraph and we've
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Speaker 1: got a headline of Starmer plots to thwart Trump on Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: But the secondary headline, the small one, is PM and
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Speaker 1: EU leaders to hold talks on boosting weabery ahead of
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Speaker 1: a new administration. So the agenda is very much to
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Speaker 1: keep the war going at all costs and certainly not
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Speaker 1: to allow Trump to be successful in calling for peace.
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Speaker 1: This image shows the BBC's sort of reframing tactics on
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Speaker 1: the public because we've got a demand for more defense
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Speaker 1: spending in UK, we've got Europe's leaders featuring Zelenski himself apparently,
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Speaker 1: and then we've got the Festival for the Dead at
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Speaker 1: the bottom. I'll just end this segment by saying that
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Speaker 1: if people are still unsure as to what the global
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Speaker 1: agenda is followed by our king and Western leaders, then
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Speaker 1: we've talked about these many times in the past. Their
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Speaker 1: climate to give the fear and enable control of the
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Speaker 1: nations big farmer fear and control of our bodies money supply,
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Speaker 1: which is total control of each and every individual, constitutional
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Speaker 1: issues and justice, the nation and its institutions are to
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Speaker 1: be destroyed, and of course behavioral change is the key
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Speaker 1: one controlling our minds and especially the minds of our children. Well,
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Speaker 1: if that's the backdrop to war, of course we've got
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Speaker 1: unrest and trouble brewing on the streets of UK and Europe.
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Speaker 1: And let's focus in on what happened in the last
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Speaker 1: few days in Amsterdam. There's a little video clip narrated
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Speaker 1: by Dutch men themselves. Let's hear what they had to say.
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Speaker 2: Where we've reconstructed how the visit of Maccabi holligans plunged
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Speaker 2: the city.
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Speaker 3: Into chaos, in fighting between Israeli football fans and Palestine
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Speaker 3: solidarity demonstrators.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't safe to wear this little badge last Thursday.
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Speaker 2: It wasn't safe to wear this little badge lest Thursday.
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Speaker 4: Here right here lungs the hinted to film and to
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Speaker 4: come direct mat slot Metama out of the slant held
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Speaker 4: out of need see Polici Stan and the policy san
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Speaker 4: Bezer in the middle kind of dances. It is a
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Speaker 4: very needless black there's a Raman Vanilavar actually your first
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Speaker 4: and and slan.
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Speaker 2: If you ask me, you could have seen this coming.
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Speaker 2: Looking at the history of Maccabi Tel Aviv. You know
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Speaker 2: that these supporters, these hooligans, that they are violent Zionists.
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Speaker 2: They attack leftists in Israel.
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Speaker 1: So for the audience listening in, if you could understand
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Speaker 1: the little bit of Dutch there, what he was essentially
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Speaker 1: saying was that people were attacked, Taxi drivers were attacked,
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Speaker 1: their cars were damaged, and then he's talking about the
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Speaker 1: Israeli fans starting to attack property, ripping down flags and
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Speaker 1: then attacking people on the street. He said it was okay, well,
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Speaker 1: they were simply chanting, but when they started to do this, we,
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Speaker 1: as the Dutch residents of Amsterdam, had to take action. Ben,
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Speaker 1: Let's bring you in because you've also been following this
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Speaker 1: story and you've got some report here from the Dutch police.
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Speaker 5: Hello.
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Speaker 6: Yes, and I have been following it very very closely
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Speaker 6: because this pops up over the weekend, as people won't
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Speaker 6: have failed to notice. And it's the latest example, and
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Speaker 6: probably the most emphatic example that we've seen recently, where
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Speaker 6: what's being reported to us in the media has been
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Speaker 6: completely detached from the reality of events as reported on
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Speaker 6: the ground. Now, we've just heard from some citizen reporters
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Speaker 6: in that report that Brianders share. But we've also got
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Speaker 6: this little segment coming up now from the Amsterdam Police.
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Speaker 3: She block from the cable club and so or be
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Speaker 3: done with the polists, flock and polish.
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Speaker 7: On the day of the match, a large group of
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Speaker 7: Maccabee fans gathered in Dumb Square in central Amsterdam. Some
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Speaker 7: arrests were made after trouble between the Israeli Clubs fans
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Speaker 7: and pro Palestine protesters. Police said. Then on their way
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Speaker 7: to the match, some Maccabee fans were filmed singing racist
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Speaker 7: and anti Arab songs.
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Speaker 6: So not just singing racists and anti Arab songs, they're
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Speaker 6: also glorifying the death of children in Gaza as I
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Speaker 6: understand it, you know. And to see this kind of
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Speaker 6: behavior playing out and then for the reaction against it
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Speaker 6: to be presented as inappropriate, I think it's quite remarkable. Actually,
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Speaker 6: we got another report here coming up from another citizen
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Speaker 6: journalist who was actually on the streets of Amsterdam over
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Speaker 6: the weekend.
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Speaker 2: Okabe hooligans were walking around in our city. They were armed,
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Speaker 2: and they were attacking people from Amsterdam, mostly people that
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Speaker 2: looked like Arabs or Muslims or people that were wearing
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Speaker 2: Palestinian symbols. And they were tearing down flags from houses,
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Speaker 2: Palestinian flags from houses. They were chanting, let the IDF
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Speaker 2: win to the Arabs, and this is actually part of
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Speaker 2: a longer chant. It also includes there are no schools
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Speaker 2: in gaza because there are no children left.
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Speaker 8: And these.
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Speaker 2: People they brought banners with them, they brought stickers with them.
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Speaker 2: One of the stickers I saw myself said we make
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Speaker 2: war for fun, or we have war for fun. They
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Speaker 2: were glorifying genocide. So of course people from Amsterdam they
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Speaker 2: got really angry and actually one of them ended up
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Speaker 2: in the canal. That was a counter attack, you could say,
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Speaker 2: and there was actually a lot of police response, but
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Speaker 2: it was mostly directed at the pro Palestinian protesters. The
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Speaker 2: media covered Netherlands as far as I've seen very one
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Speaker 2: sided titles like a pogrom in happening in Amsterdam, like
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Speaker 2: people that were jew hunting.
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Speaker 6: So yeah, this has been positioned as a program, and
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Speaker 6: actually that was the word that really jumped out of
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Speaker 6: me over the weekend, right, So this is racialized violence.
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Speaker 6: A program is racialized violence. And the reason that this
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Speaker 6: resonates so strong with me in particular is because my
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Speaker 6: ancestors came some of my ancestors and are called to Jewish,
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Speaker 6: they came to this country, to the UK in the
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Speaker 6: late eighteen hundreds after a pogram. So I'm obviously interested
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Speaker 6: in what's happening here and what we're being told about.
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Speaker 6: This just doesn't seem to stack up, and there's been
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Speaker 6: quite a bit of commentary on it. Brian, I think
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Speaker 6: you've got a video from a UK journalists as well
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Speaker 6: that we're going to take a look at.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yes we have. And I think this is very
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Speaker 1: significant because Owen Jones is not somebody that the UK
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Speaker 1: column wouldn't normally align with on various subjects, but in
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Speaker 1: this case he did a really excellent piece of camera.
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Speaker 1: This is only an excerpt, but what he's talking about
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Speaker 1: is the behavior of the mainstream media in order to
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Speaker 1: rewrite history what took place on the streets. Let's have
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Speaker 1: this clip.
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Speaker 7: Now.
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Speaker 3: Skynies, having been pushing comparisons with Crystal n Act on air,
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Speaker 3: they actually did their job. They posted a video which
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Speaker 3: accurately gave context and you know what they then did,
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Speaker 3: they deleted it. Let's explore this further, but first let
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Speaker 3: me show you their original clip.
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Speaker 9: Violence in Amsterdam left at least five people injured and
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Speaker 9: dozens have been arrested for what happened. Supporters of Israeli
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Speaker 9: football club Maccabee Tel Aviv arrived in Amsterdam ahead of
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Speaker 9: their UEFA Europa League match against Amsterdam club i As.
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Speaker 9: On Wednesday, social media videos verified by Sky News show
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Speaker 9: Maccabee Tel Aviv fans tearing down Palestinian flags from outside
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Speaker 9: of homes. Other social media videos appeared to show residents
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Speaker 9: chasing Macibee Tel Aviv fans. On Thursday, just before the game,
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Speaker 9: crowds of Maccabee fans were filmed singing racist and anti
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Speaker 9: Arab songs, while a pro Palestinian demonstration had been banned
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Speaker 9: by the mayor over fears there would be clashes. Later
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Speaker 9: that evening, during the match, Israeli supporters appeared to disrupt
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Speaker 9: the minute silence for Valencia flood victims with chants, whistles
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Speaker 9: and fireworks. Mccarby fans were seen attacking locals as a
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Speaker 9: police car can be seen driving by. People with Palestinian
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Speaker 9: flags were seen marching on the streets. Mccarby supporters say
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Speaker 9: they were beaten and attacked on the streets of the
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Speaker 9: Dutch capitol, with videos showing some of the violence.
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Speaker 3: Sac Sky News could.
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Speaker 9: Not independently verify all of the footage shows police arrested
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Speaker 9: sixty two people. Five were taken to hospital but have
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Speaker 9: since been discharged. Israeli far right ultras are notorious for
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Speaker 9: their racism and physical violence. Dutch, Israeli and British leaders
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Speaker 9: denounced the attacks as anti Semitic and even referred to
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Speaker 9: it as a pogrom, but their statements failed to mention
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Speaker 9: the assaults by the Israeli hooligans against Dutch citizens.
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Speaker 3: As they say. They then deleted this originally offering no
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Speaker 3: explanation whatsoever. They then posted another video they called a
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Speaker 3: re edit, which wasn't a re edit at all. We'll
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Speaker 3: come onto that, accompanied with a tweet reading editors note
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Speaker 3: this is a re edit of a previous video which
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Speaker 3: didn't meet Sky News as standards for balancing impartiality.
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Speaker 1: Now, aside from manipulation of the news, my key point
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Speaker 1: here is what we are starting to see is people
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Speaker 1: from all were grounds all agendas, some we agree with
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Speaker 1: and some we don't, seeing through the manipulation of the
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Speaker 1: media in order to promote a common line over what
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Speaker 1: the situation is in Israel or what it is in
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Speaker 1: Ukraine in this case focusing on trouble with Israel and
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Speaker 1: the Middle East. But he spot on because basically the
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Speaker 1: news was manipulated to give a formal agenda. It was
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Speaker 1: nothing to do with the truth and what's worth is
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Speaker 1: that the mayor of Amsterdam then banned demonstrations. There was
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Speaker 1: another demonstration forced in which people were really upset about
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Speaker 1: what you've just seen on your screens. Look at how
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Speaker 1: the Dutch police treated them, damn you. So there we
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Speaker 1: are horrific. But Ben, you've got some more comments that
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Speaker 1: were being made in the background which also show the
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Speaker 1: sheer hypocrisy of the Western governments and political elite on
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Speaker 1: this particular incident.
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Speaker 6: This was what really caught my attention, to be honest
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Speaker 6: with you, because I could see the videos coming out
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Speaker 6: that we've just seen. So there's very clearly a lot
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Speaker 6: of provocation going on, quite frankly, no physical provocation, of
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Speaker 6: a lot of chanting, a lot of racist language. Apparently
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Speaker 6: during the football match there was a minute silence to
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Speaker 6: pay respects for the people who lost their lives in
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Speaker 6: the flooding in Valencia earlier earlier on this month, and
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Speaker 6: the Tel Aviv fans were singing through it. I mean,
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Speaker 6: it's just blatantly disrespectful and ultimately going to ladder up
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Speaker 6: into something like it did. Right, It's almost like it
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Speaker 6: was designed to set off a conflagration on the streets
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Speaker 6: of Amsterdam, And something that jumped out of me was
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Speaker 6: the fact that a couple of days before this, it
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Speaker 6: was reported by the Jerusalem Post that just in case
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Speaker 6: Mossad agents will be joining ma couldbi tel AVIVFC trip
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Speaker 6: to Amsterdam. And Mossad's motto was until very recently by
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Speaker 6: way of deception, they'll shout do war. So it does
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Speaker 6: really make you wonder whether this is deliberate and if
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Speaker 6: they're trying to destabilize Western Europe, right, because that's certainly
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Speaker 6: what's happening on the back of this, and also to
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Speaker 6: draw attention away from what's going on in Israel and
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Speaker 6: in the countries around as well that it's currently in
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Speaker 6: conflict with. Let's just have a little look at some
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Speaker 6: of the coverage from the establishment, right, because this is
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Speaker 6: really what caught my attention. You've got get Wilders here,
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Speaker 6: who is the Dutch leader talking about apogram in the
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Speaker 6: streets of Amsterdam. That is absolutely emphatic. Right, we've become
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Speaker 6: the guys of Europe, Muslims with Palestinian flags hunting down Jews.
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Speaker 8: Right.
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Speaker 6: Look at the language here, which is incredibly emotive. Right,
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Speaker 6: I will not accept that, never, never again. He carried
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Speaker 6: on In fact, this was the same day he was
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Speaker 6: having a face to face meeting with his dear friend,
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Speaker 6: the Speaker of the Kinessid Ammahanna in Amsterdam. Right, so
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Speaker 6: this is within twenty four hours he's having a sit
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Speaker 6: down meeting with one of the top political figures in
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Speaker 6: the Israeli Parliament. No more anti Semitism and due hate.
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Speaker 6: Enough is enough, Absolutely no context here, right, So we're
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Speaker 6: not talking about the fans, just saying no, this is
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Speaker 6: a program, this is JW hate, and even the King
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Speaker 6: of the Netherlands was getting in in it. He's saying,
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Speaker 6: we failed the Jews in World War Two. You know again,
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Speaker 6: think about what we talked about earlier. We've just had
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Speaker 6: Armistice Day yesterday or in fact today, it's the eleventh today,
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Speaker 6: and apparently we failed the Jews in World War Two.
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Speaker 6: Last night we failed them again with the reaction that
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Speaker 6: we saw. David Lammy obviously getting into the mix. He's
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Speaker 6: horrified by last night's anti Semitic attacks on Israeli citizens
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Speaker 6: in Amsterdam. My thoughts with those injured, their families and
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Speaker 6: everyone affected. I utterly condemned these abhorrent acts and violence
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Speaker 6: and stand with Israeli and Jewish people across the world. Again,
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Speaker 6: no context, no accountability, absolutely none of the information about
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Speaker 6: what had actually happened. We've got the chief Rabbi, Sir
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Speaker 6: Ephren Nervis, getting in in the acts as well, making
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Speaker 6: a statement I won't read through all of these. Sarah
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Speaker 6: Sackman Kse who is the Solicitor Generals, she's one of
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Speaker 6: the top lawyers in the country and an MP for
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Speaker 6: Golders Green and a labor politician, talking about that again,
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Speaker 6: the anti Semitic attacks in Amsterdam, how Appaulin They were
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Speaker 6: referencing this organization CST, which is kind of like a
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Speaker 6: parallel police type organization that's popped up in the UK
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Speaker 6: focused on hunting down examples of anti Semits the Mason,
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Speaker 6: so they're closely monitoring the situation, they're in contact with police.
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Speaker 6: And then we've seen just kind of never ending stream
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Speaker 6: of Israeli and Jewish commentators on Twitter and elsewhere basically
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Speaker 6: talking about this in a completely one sided way, right,
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Speaker 6: so basically saying that Jewish people are civilized, other people
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Speaker 6: are not civilized. There's been a suggestion that this is
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Speaker 6: going to happen in London or Bradford or Leeds. Here
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Speaker 6: from doctor Philip Kisley, you know, and maybe it's laddering
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Speaker 6: up to something like that. I don't know. And actually
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Speaker 6: one of the things I'm really noticing is that this
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Speaker 6: is being used to terrorize British Jews as much, which
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Speaker 6: is anything else, right, because there are people that are
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Speaker 6: actually quite concerned about this who We've got nothing to
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Speaker 6: do with what's going on on the ground, and they
25:07
Speaker 6: aren't linked in to Mossad or anything like that. They're
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Speaker 6: just worried about seeing these things coming up and Jews
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Speaker 6: being at the center of this again, and obviously all
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Speaker 6: of this is an enormous distraction away from the ongoing
25:18
Speaker 6: violence in the Middle East. And actually as that event
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Speaker 6: was taking place, a bomb was dropped on tire in
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Speaker 6: South Lebanhon, killing civilians in their homes. Countless are still
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Speaker 6: buried under the rubble, and the chief Rabbi David Lammy
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Speaker 6: get Wilders. None of the people on Twitter are interested
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Speaker 6: in talking about that.
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Speaker 1: Okay, thank you very much, and we will be talking
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Speaker 1: more about this in UK column extra after the News.
25:46
Speaker 1: But first of all, Diane, welcome to the News today.
25:50
Speaker 1: If we're losing the truth, we're in a post truth era,
25:53
Speaker 1: a library is going to be the good, good places
25:56
Speaker 1: to go to.
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Speaker 10: Hello, Hello been Unfortunately not. It looks like libraries are
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Speaker 10: one of the most captured organizations.
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Speaker 8: In the West.
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Speaker 10: I'm going to go into a story that I've been
26:09
Speaker 10: working on for the last couple of weeks, starting with
26:12
Speaker 10: a book review that I did on a new book
26:14
Speaker 10: that's been published and endorsed by Oprah and other major
26:17
Speaker 10: authors in the States. The book is called That Librarian,
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Speaker 10: The Fight Against Book Banning in America by a librarian
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Speaker 10: called Amanda Jones. The full review is available in the
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Speaker 10: Scottish Union for Education substat from last week. If you'd
26:29
Speaker 10: like to read the full thing that will be in
26:30
Speaker 10: the show notes. Amanda Jones is a school librarian in
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Speaker 10: small town Louisiana in the United States, and she provides
26:36
Speaker 10: library services for students from age approximately to eleven to fourteen.
26:41
Speaker 10: And she was previously an English teacher. And what happened
26:44
Speaker 10: to Amanda was she basically raised a defamation lawsuit against
26:49
Speaker 10: some people who she said were accusing her of, you know,
26:53
Speaker 10: of doing things like hate speech and so on and
26:57
Speaker 10: all these things. So there's a lot of back and
26:59
Speaker 10: forth around who said and who did what we'll get
27:01
Speaker 10: into that in a little bit of detail. But her
27:03
Speaker 10: haters apparently were the ones that she was.
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Speaker 8: Trying to soothe.
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Speaker 10: The case has been released by the judges four times
27:09
Speaker 10: and denied, saying that she had no defamation going on.
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Speaker 8: We'll get into that a bit more as well.
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Speaker 10: And essentially her book is just a large rant around
27:18
Speaker 10: how awful it was, how awful it is to be counseled,
27:21
Speaker 10: and boy, I us certainly know about that myself as
27:23
Speaker 10: a counseled library and an academic, but of course I'm
27:26
Speaker 10: not on the side of the organizations. Then it really
27:28
Speaker 10: doesn't matter how you feel about your cancelation, because nobody
27:31
Speaker 10: really cares to support you. But it seems apparently that
27:34
Speaker 10: hypocrisy is the theme of the day in today's news.
27:36
Speaker 10: Brian are one of our themes because she talks a
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Speaker 10: lot about inclusion and libraries and inclusion of all kinds
27:42
Speaker 10: of materials for children. But when it comes to the
27:44
Speaker 10: people who are on the side of her so called haters,
27:47
Speaker 10: here's some quotes from her book. She said, quote nobody
27:50
Speaker 10: was asking to interview them except wha I could do?
27:52
Speaker 10: All right, bloggers, And did you know that you can
27:56
Speaker 10: send anonymous poop brands to people you don't like. I'm
27:59
Speaker 10: not saying I've ever done that, but I'm.
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Speaker 8: Not not seeing it either.
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Speaker 10: So we'll see some examples as some screenshots that she
28:05
Speaker 10: includes in the book where she says, oh, I absolutely
28:07
Speaker 10: do not put sexual content in front of in front
28:10
Speaker 10: of children at all. And these are for example, from
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Speaker 10: the Citizens for New Louisiana, who will hear from more
28:15
Speaker 10: in just a minute. And all they're saying is, you know,
28:18
Speaker 10: simple posts like kids shouldn't be exposed to pornography. People
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Speaker 10: who say otherwise shouldn't be allowed in your kids.
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Speaker 8: I think that's a reasonable statement.
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Speaker 10: But we also see examples from the books that she
28:27
Speaker 10: actually put into her book talking giving instructions to teenage
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Speaker 10: boys about what to do with female body parts to
28:34
Speaker 10: get them excited. I won't go any further into detail
28:36
Speaker 10: because I don't think it's appropriate. We also see as well,
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Speaker 10: here's some more examples of what Citizens for New Louisiana
28:43
Speaker 10: and other groups in Louisiana are trying to do to
28:46
Speaker 10: alert the public to what's going on, including a photo
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Speaker 10: of her giving a speed to her parish library in
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Speaker 10: July of twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 8: Which is kind of when this all started for her.
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Speaker 10: Citizens for New Louisiana has a lot of content on
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Speaker 10: its website. A recent article, as we can see the
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Speaker 10: next slide, is some examples of what they're calling vulgar
29:06
Speaker 10: kids books, so you can read in the show notes,
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Speaker 10: and Michael Lumsford wrote that article. I was able to
29:15
Speaker 10: get in touch with Michael Lumsford last week again. He's
29:18
Speaker 10: one of the men who's been targeted by Amanda Jones
29:20
Speaker 10: through this defamation lawsuit, and I recorded an interview with
29:24
Speaker 10: him that was about an hour on Friday. I just
29:27
Speaker 10: have a short clip here and maybe in the future
29:29
Speaker 10: we'll put the entire video on somewhere on the UK
29:31
Speaker 10: column website. But here's just a short clip from what
29:34
Speaker 10: Michael had to say about his side of the lawsuit.
29:38
Speaker 10: If you want to just thristay, I guess, go ahead
29:40
Speaker 10: to state your name and your role.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, So, Michael Lunsford Citizens for a New Louisiana. I'm
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Speaker 11: the executive director and a bunch of other you know,
29:49
Speaker 11: I was a small nonprofit, so I'm the president and
29:53
Speaker 11: all of that stuff too.
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Speaker 6: So that's just that's me.
29:57
Speaker 11: We do government transparency work. The core principle here is
30:02
Speaker 11: if you really knew what your government was doing, your
30:04
Speaker 11: government would probably stop doing it. And that's what got
30:09
Speaker 11: us into this Amanda Jones thing, because she is a
30:11
Speaker 11: government bureaucrap.
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Speaker 6: And she has been.
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Speaker 11: Advocating for leaving some pretty crazy stuff in the children's
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Speaker 11: section of our local public library. So I brought that
30:25
Speaker 11: to the public's attention, and she sued me for defamation.
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Speaker 11: And by the way, the judge said, that's not what
30:33
Speaker 11: that word means.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, that was That was really surprising to read
30:40
Speaker 10: the whole book.
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Speaker 8: I mean, being over here.
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Speaker 11: By the way, bless you for reading that book.
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Speaker 6: I haven't you know I wouldn't do that.
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Speaker 10: No, well, did I sent you the book review?
30:52
Speaker 11: If I read the review, I'm not going to read
30:54
Speaker 11: the book though.
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Speaker 8: That's you don't need to.
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Speaker 10: You don't trust me, you don't need to. And I
31:00
Speaker 10: did it just so that nobody else had to. It
31:05
Speaker 10: was a painful experience. My husband was listening to me
31:08
Speaker 10: complain about it the whole.
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Speaker 11: The folks that actually have read the book, the reviews
31:13
Speaker 11: I've seen of the actual style and whatever, if you
31:16
Speaker 11: can call it, that have all come back with the
31:18
Speaker 11: same based synopsis is it's just a woman scorned.
31:23
Speaker 10: So yeah, So as we have a full hour of
31:30
Speaker 10: him talking more about what we can do to kind
31:32
Speaker 10: of work against the putting these books in the libraries
31:35
Speaker 10: and fighting what's happening and fighting the librarians, and basically
31:38
Speaker 10: he says to do it one book at a time
31:40
Speaker 10: and one library at a time. So I think he's
31:42
Speaker 10: got some really practical assistance to help people at Kimberly,
31:45
Speaker 10: Usherwood and so on, and those of us around the
31:47
Speaker 10: UK who have the same agenda and the same books
31:49
Speaker 10: going into our schools and our libraries around the country.
31:53
Speaker 10: Here's another useful website that he told me about called
31:55
Speaker 10: book Looks. You can find out what kind of content
31:58
Speaker 10: is in a book and basically what should be rated
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Speaker 10: for and if it's appropriate for children of certain ages,
32:03
Speaker 10: which I think is really important because if we think
32:05
Speaker 10: about things like films and video games do get those
32:09
Speaker 10: kinds of ratings, but for some reason, libraries don't want
32:11
Speaker 10: to put those.
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Speaker 8: Out in front of books.
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Speaker 10: Some other coverage that has been going on around Twitter,
32:17
Speaker 10: here's something from Walter Hudson, who is a legislator in
32:20
Speaker 10: America and basically saying there are no band books, because
32:24
Speaker 10: when something is banned, you can't possess it, you can't
32:26
Speaker 10: produce it, you can't buy it or sell it. All
32:29
Speaker 10: they're trying to do is make sure that content is
32:31
Speaker 10: appropriate for curriculums and to put into libraries, and making
32:34
Speaker 10: sure that children don't get exposed to things like what
32:37
Speaker 10: is on the other side of the slide, which luckily
32:40
Speaker 10: have black dots over the areas that need to be exposed,
32:43
Speaker 10: but in the children's versions those parts are entirely exposed
32:47
Speaker 10: to them. So we have also another video that I
32:51
Speaker 10: would like to show from the education meeting from Louisiana,
32:55
Speaker 10: from Senator how they're cloud and just to expose how
32:58
Speaker 10: bad some of this content is. When she tried to
33:01
Speaker 10: get it put in front of everyone, what happened. Let's
33:03
Speaker 10: hear what she had to say in the meeting.
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Speaker 5: I'd say one thing, mister Chance. Earlier today, I had
33:11
Speaker 5: the books from the Protect Innocence printed in color and
33:18
Speaker 5: handed to each one of the members so that they
33:20
Speaker 5: could actually see the content that is in the books
33:25
Speaker 5: in the libraries. And Don Watson, who works for the
33:30
Speaker 5: Senate staff, she did the printing for me, and she
33:34
Speaker 5: was very hesitant to hand those over to me, and
33:37
Speaker 5: she wanted to do it the right way. I simply
33:41
Speaker 5: just wanted them to print the book, staple them together,
33:43
Speaker 5: and hand them to me. And because of the content
33:46
Speaker 5: is so graphic, they had to make sure they had
33:49
Speaker 5: a cover on the front of the books, a cover
33:52
Speaker 5: on the back. They binded it. She put the material
33:55
Speaker 5: in a folder, sealed it, and I wanted my legislative assistant,
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Speaker 5: who is probably twenty years old, she is an LSU
34:05
Speaker 5: law student, to go to Don Watson, pick it up
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Speaker 5: and bring it to me on the chamber floor. And
34:10
Speaker 5: Don Watson came to the chamber and she asked me
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Speaker 5: if I would give my permission for my assistant to
34:17
Speaker 5: carry that material, because if she would open it and
34:19
Speaker 5: read it, that would be potential for a sexual harassment
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Speaker 5: lawsuit against me or the Senate staff because the material
34:26
Speaker 5: was so graphic and that brought so much weight and gravity.
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Speaker 5: I shared that with a couple of you to imagine
34:33
Speaker 5: that our legal staff in the Senate had to be
34:36
Speaker 5: so careful in handling this material because of its graphic content,
34:41
Speaker 5: and afraid of sexual harassment charges against us for this
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Speaker 5: content that is readily available for our children in our
34:49
Speaker 5: public library systems. If that does not bring gravity to
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Speaker 5: the situation, then I don't know what else could Thank you,
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Speaker 5: mister chair.
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Speaker 10: So thanks to Michael umsfor for referring me to that clip.
35:04
Speaker 10: And Brian, I don't know what you have to say
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Speaker 10: about this, but I think if we can't put in
35:08
Speaker 10: front of state legislatures legislators, we shouldn't be putting in
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Speaker 10: front of our children either.
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Speaker 1: Absolutely not. But of course people have got to focus
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Speaker 1: in on the individuals in government and the civil service,
35:20
Speaker 1: the agencies, the charities and the other bodies that are
35:23
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35:26
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35:30
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36:27
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36:31
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36:35
Speaker 1: That's the Treasury letter and this is the response, the
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Speaker 1: despicable response to a letter that Justin sent via his
36:42
Speaker 1: MP Tim Farron to the Chancellor, initially asking about the
36:49
Speaker 1: monetary system, how money was produced, how the government controls it,
36:55
Speaker 1: and the response that Tim Farron received was so unbelievably
37:00
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37:04
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37:08
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37:12
Speaker 1: via the International Banking Cabal, So look out for that one. Now.
37:18
Speaker 1: Something which a lot of our viewers have been very
37:20
Speaker 1: emotional about is the fact that we have this key
37:27
Speaker 1: report on Richard D. Hall here from the BBC Arena
37:30
Speaker 1: attack conspiracy conspiracist ordered to pay forty five thousand pounds. Well,
37:36
Speaker 1: that was only part of it, because from Richard's website,
37:39
Speaker 1: he's faced with the forty five thousand in damages two
37:42
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty two thousand and five hundred to each litigant,
37:47
Speaker 1: plus a whopping two hundred and thirty four thousand in
37:51
Speaker 1: claimants costs. Now, I'm just going to say that when
37:54
Speaker 1: I look at the journalists that produced this article, while
37:58
Speaker 1: one has got some standard we had one lady Jemma Sherlock,
38:02
Speaker 1: very excited here she's becoming a journalist, but she's also
38:06
Speaker 1: very excited that we've got pop stars Taylor Swift who
38:11
Speaker 1: may be coming into action, or we've got witches marrying themselves,
38:16
Speaker 1: or we've got sex toys. So the BBC really doesn't
38:20
Speaker 1: regard anything to do with citizens investigating and challenging what
38:25
Speaker 1: the government is telling them, and clearly they were prepared
38:28
Speaker 1: to put what I considered to be some low grade
38:30
Speaker 1: journalists on the case. But I'd like to say to
38:34
Speaker 1: our audience that originally UK column absolutely reported from the
38:39
Speaker 1: moment that Marianna Spring did her surprise investigation of Richard d.
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Speaker 7: Hall.
38:46
Speaker 1: This is our report from the thirty first of October
38:49
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two, and here's Marianna herself. This is some
38:54
Speaker 1: of the comments she made at the time. For five months,
38:57
Speaker 1: she's been looking into conspiracy theories who target UK terror survivors.
39:03
Speaker 1: My investigations and new research research, along with the testimony
39:06
Speaker 1: of those effectives, show that conspiracy theories and tactics like
39:10
Speaker 1: those deployed by mister Hall are emblematic of a wider
39:14
Speaker 1: phenomena that survivors and breed families are experiencing. And then
39:19
Speaker 1: she went on to talk about Alex Jones being find
39:22
Speaker 1: a huge amount of money and I'd say she didn't
39:26
Speaker 1: do any investigation into any of the research that people
39:29
Speaker 1: were doing into what the UK government and authorities were
39:34
Speaker 1: saying about the various attacks. But we wanted to highlight
39:37
Speaker 1: this to the audience, which is of course the BBC
39:41
Speaker 1: monitoring at the time was also saying that it was
39:45
Speaker 1: tracking people's social media accounts and managed to get about
39:50
Speaker 1: three hundred thousand views that were still on YouTube five
39:54
Speaker 1: years after the incident. She managed to get those YouTube
39:57
Speaker 1: clips taken down. So this is the BBA see spying
40:01
Speaker 1: on you if you dare challenge what the government is
40:04
Speaker 1: telling you about major events. And I think this is
40:08
Speaker 1: very very significant and people need to understand how dangerous
40:12
Speaker 1: the media environment is. And of course Richard D. Hall
40:16
Speaker 1: has been caught by that dangerous environment. Now, if you
40:20
Speaker 1: want to help him, if you go to his website,
40:22
Speaker 1: he's got the address here, rich planet dot net, slash
40:27
Speaker 1: donate legal dot php. He tells you how he can
40:32
Speaker 1: how much money he needs now, and he shows you
40:35
Speaker 1: ways that you can help him if you would like
40:38
Speaker 1: to do that. But I'm just going to say to
40:40
Speaker 1: our audience this is very very serious stuff because effectively,
40:46
Speaker 1: information that Richard D. Hall wanted to bring into his
40:49
Speaker 1: court case was not permitted I understand by the judge.
40:53
Speaker 1: And therefore, what are we dealing with here? Are we
40:56
Speaker 1: dealing with genuine trials or are we now dealing with
40:59
Speaker 1: political trials in UK? Helped aged and avetted by the BBC.
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Speaker 1: A lot of questions to answer. We'll talk a bit
41:09
Speaker 1: more in extra time now, Sorry, Diane. Let's bring you
41:14
Speaker 1: back on and you're looking at Project twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, Brian, thanks.
41:23
Speaker 10: As an introduction to this segment, Let's look at all
41:25
Speaker 10: of the wonderful joy that the left in America was
41:28
Speaker 10: experiencing after the election last week.
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Speaker 8: I don't see a lot.
41:51
Speaker 10: Of joy going on there, unfortunately.
41:54
Speaker 8: So one of the things that's been happening.
41:56
Speaker 10: As part of the follow and this is all related
41:58
Speaker 10: to part of what is twenty twenty five, and we'll
42:01
Speaker 10: get into that, But something that has been happening with
42:04
Speaker 10: leftist women in the United States has been what's called
42:07
Speaker 10: the Ford b movement, which we will see originally came
42:10
Speaker 10: from South Korea shorthand for Korean words that start with
42:13
Speaker 10: the letters b I, which means no in Korean.
42:16
Speaker 8: And these four the.
42:18
Speaker 10: Statements are the refusal of heterosexual marriage, the refusal of childbirth,
42:23
Speaker 10: abstaining from dating men, and the rejection of heterosexual relationships
42:28
Speaker 10: as a whole.
42:29
Speaker 8: So we have to wonder here what is actually going on.
42:31
Speaker 10: They were so against abortion, but if they're not going
42:33
Speaker 10: to be having sex with men anymore, then maybe it
42:35
Speaker 10: doesn't matter if abortion is legal or not, because it
42:37
Speaker 10: won't be happening at least for liberal women, right. And so,
42:41
Speaker 10: you know, what is the larger identic going on here
42:44
Speaker 10: and what is happening to our people that are having
42:47
Speaker 10: such a horrible response to the election results. We've seen
42:51
Speaker 10: in top universities in the United States the past few days,
42:53
Speaker 10: the coddling of university students who are meant to be
42:56
Speaker 10: adults over eighteen. They've been offered crayons, lego cookies with milk,
43:01
Speaker 10: coloring books, therapy sessions, therapy dogs, all kinds of things
43:05
Speaker 10: to help them postpone the exams, canceling classes, all kinds
43:09
Speaker 10: of things to help to help these students deal with
43:13
Speaker 10: the loss.
43:14
Speaker 8: Of Kamala Harris in the election last week.
43:17
Speaker 10: And what's at the center of all of this, or
43:19
Speaker 10: at least part of it, is what has been called
43:21
Speaker 10: Project what is called.
43:23
Speaker 8: Project twenty twenty five.
43:24
Speaker 10: But what I want to look at is some of
43:26
Speaker 10: the slants that have been taken and the different sources
43:29
Speaker 10: in the media and the politicians about what this actually is.
43:32
Speaker 10: So first let's see what Harris said about Project twenty
43:35
Speaker 10: twenty five during the campaign.
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Speaker 12: So, Project twenty twenty five is a plan to return
43:45
Speaker 12: America to a dark past. Donald Trump and his extreme
43:49
Speaker 12: allies want to take our nation back to failed trickle
43:54
Speaker 12: down economic policies, back to union busting, back to tax
44:05
Speaker 12: breaks for billionaires. Donald Trump and his allies want to
44:10
Speaker 12: cut Medicare and social Security, to stop student loan forgiveness
44:17
Speaker 12: for teachers and other public servants.
44:22
Speaker 8: And I say to AFT, they.
44:24
Speaker 12: Even want to eliminate the Department of Education. And while
44:29
Speaker 12: you teach students about our nation's past, these extremists attack
44:36
Speaker 12: the freedom to learn and acknowledge our nation's true and
44:40
Speaker 12: full history, including book bands, book bands, and this year
44:47
Speaker 12: of our Lord twenty twenty four. Just think about it.
44:51
Speaker 12: So we want to ban assault weapons, and they want
44:56
Speaker 12: to ban books.
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Speaker 8: The good news is that there are no book bands
45:04
Speaker 8: going on.
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Speaker 10: As I've just said, what did Trump say or what
45:06
Speaker 10: did he know about Project twenty five during campaign?
45:09
Speaker 8: Let's see what he.
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Speaker 13: Said for the former president. He's now distancing himself from
45:14
Speaker 13: the controversial Project twenty twenty five. That's a massive proposed
45:19
Speaker 13: overhaul of the federal government, which includes firing tens of
45:22
Speaker 13: thousands of government workers and replacing them with Trump loyalists.
45:26
Speaker 13: It also calls for cutting social security benefits. It was
45:30
Speaker 13: drafted by longtime allies and former officials in Trump's administration.
45:34
Speaker 13: Trump posted on his social media website that he knows
45:36
Speaker 13: nothing about it and has no idea who's behind it.
45:39
Speaker 13: This comes days after the head of the think tank
45:42
Speaker 13: responsible for the program suggesting there would be a second
45:45
Speaker 13: American Revolution.
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Speaker 10: So Trump was actually not part at all of creating
45:54
Speaker 10: the project. Twenty twenty five documents the Unendic for Leadership,
45:58
Speaker 10: which the Heritage Foundation, a think tank, has been creating
46:01
Speaker 10: for several years now, as was one who put it out,
46:04
Speaker 10: and they said, it's not nineteen eighty and twenty twenty three.
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Speaker 10: The game has changed. The long march of cultural Marxism
46:10
Speaker 10: through our institutions has come to pass. The federal government
46:13
Speaker 10: is a bamath weaponized against American citizens and conservative values
46:17
Speaker 10: with freedom and liberty as it ever before. And they
46:22
Speaker 10: have four promises that are basically breaking down this about
46:26
Speaker 10: nine hundred page, thousand page document. There's a free pdf
46:30
Speaker 10: that you can look at online. But what they say
46:32
Speaker 10: is that ultimately the left does not believe that all
46:35
Speaker 10: men are created equal. They think they are special. So
46:38
Speaker 10: let's get into the Heritage Foundation a little bit, who
46:40
Speaker 10: actually did write this particular document. Their mission is basically
46:44
Speaker 10: to be a conservative think tank. They've been around since
46:47
Speaker 10: nineteen seventy three. They were particularly influential under the Reggae administration,
46:52
Speaker 10: which adopted several of its policy recommendations, and they also
46:55
Speaker 10: contributed documentation that overturned Roversus. Waged, director of this Presidential
47:01
Speaker 10: Transition Project, said that it's time to lead the groundwork
47:05
Speaker 10: for a White House that is more friendly to the right,
47:08
Speaker 10: and that is what they were trying to do. So
47:10
Speaker 10: who are some of these people and what is going
47:12
Speaker 10: on with some of these organizations. Well, in this particular situation,
47:17
Speaker 10: we've got Chuck Schumer from the left of the United
47:20
Speaker 10: States holding the document trying to expose things. So the
47:23
Speaker 10: Heritage Foundation here was trying to say, well, the left
47:26
Speaker 10: is providing propaganda, but potentially I think that both sides
47:30
Speaker 10: are providing propaganda about what they're doing and what they're
47:33
Speaker 10: actually hiding behind. So who is behind this Heritage Foundation?
47:37
Speaker 10: The chairman is Barb Van Andel Gabby. She is also
47:41
Speaker 10: on the board of directors of Altacore, which is the
47:44
Speaker 10: parent company of Anway.
47:46
Speaker 8: And what is Altacre.
47:47
Speaker 10: It's a privately owned corporation run by the DeVos and
47:51
Speaker 10: the ben Andel families. And these are billionaire families. And
47:56
Speaker 10: here if we look at part of the Mway website,
47:58
Speaker 10: which I guess is under Altacore, they have an EDI policy.
48:02
Speaker 10: So are they really promoting these conservative values that they
48:05
Speaker 10: are writing about in the thousand page document or not
48:07
Speaker 10: if their company, if their chairman is providing EDII policies.
48:12
Speaker 10: The vice chairman is Michael Gleba. He leads the Sarah
48:16
Speaker 10: Skuie Foundation. I hope I'm saying her name correctly. According
48:19
Speaker 10: to the twenty two annual report, the foundation had a
48:21
Speaker 10: market value of almost eight hundred and fifty million dollars
48:24
Speaker 10: and he is the chairman and the treasurer of this foundation.
48:28
Speaker 10: The Sarah Sgui Foundation, according to Influence WAT, was created
48:31
Speaker 10: by the niece of Andrew Mellon, who was of course
48:34
Speaker 10: a philanthropist, banker, politician, highly successful financially, was a politician
48:39
Speaker 10: in the past. It was the US Secretary of the
48:41
Speaker 10: Treasury as well as, interestingly, at one point the ambassador
48:44
Speaker 10: from the United States to the UK. So we have
48:47
Speaker 10: a lot of trolling going on as well around from
48:49
Speaker 10: the conservative side. Here's Matt Walls from the Daily Wire
48:53
Speaker 10: and he tweeted something after the election result, had millions
48:56
Speaker 10: of views on Twitter and elsewhere. All he said was,
49:00
Speaker 10: now that the election is over, I think we can
49:02
Speaker 10: finally say that yeah, actually Project twenty twenty five is
49:05
Speaker 10: the agenda.
49:06
Speaker 8: Lol.
49:07
Speaker 10: So we had milkdowns all over from the liberal media
49:10
Speaker 10: and from liberals posting online about what happened. And his website,
49:14
Speaker 10: Project twenty twenty five dot com is intentionally a trolling
49:17
Speaker 10: website and if you go to it's actually a very
49:19
Speaker 10: badly designed website. It looks like it's for about nineteen
49:21
Speaker 10: ninety eight, which is actually an advert for his new
49:24
Speaker 10: film Ami Racist. So going back to libraries again to
49:28
Speaker 10: time this all together and as an example of how
49:30
Speaker 10: leftist organizations are putting this into perspective for people, what
49:35
Speaker 10: does it actually say? So I just did a search
49:37
Speaker 10: through this thousand page document, just a control f search
49:40
Speaker 10: for what does it say about libraries and librarians specifically?
49:43
Speaker 8: And these are direct quotes.
49:44
Speaker 10: Children suffer the toxic normalization of transgenderism with drag queens
49:48
Speaker 10: and pornography invading their school libraries. Cultural institutions like public
49:53
Speaker 10: libraries and public health agencies are only as independent from
49:56
Speaker 10: public accountability as elected officials and voters from and see more.
50:01
Speaker 8: Points on the next slight please.
50:04
Speaker 10: The Universal Service Fund subsidizes rural broadband networks and low
50:08
Speaker 10: income programs as well as connections for schools, libraries, and
50:11
Speaker 10: rural health care facilities, and finally, educators on public librarians
50:15
Speaker 10: perfe pornography should be classed as registered sex offenders, which
50:19
Speaker 10: is probably the most controversial of those statements. And that's
50:23
Speaker 10: what the libraries have been running with the library related organizations.
50:26
Speaker 10: So here's an organization, it's an advocacy group for libraries
50:29
Speaker 10: called Every Library, and they've been putting out a whole
50:32
Speaker 10: lot of propaganda twisting around words around Project twenty twenty
50:35
Speaker 10: five libraries, which I've been following closely, saying that the
50:38
Speaker 10: rhetoric is very troubling, saying that they are all the
50:41
Speaker 10: librarians are going to be criminals, criminally charged and incarcerated
50:46
Speaker 10: because of how divisive Project twenty twenty five is and
50:50
Speaker 10: it's against the First Amendment on the freedom to read apparently,
50:53
Speaker 10: so we see on both sides a lot of manipulation
50:56
Speaker 10: and when you need to actually look into the policies
50:59
Speaker 10: to see what it's going to do. And there's no
51:00
Speaker 10: guarantee at all that Trump administration will put into place
51:04
Speaker 10: anything from the Heritage Foundation, because these are just suggestions
51:07
Speaker 10: that they hope that the president will take on. One
51:10
Speaker 10: last point that I would like to make that we
51:12
Speaker 10: need to look for potentially is something called the America
51:15
Speaker 10: First Policy Institute, which is actually chaired by the man
51:18
Speaker 10: who is an official member of Trump's transition team, and
51:21
Speaker 10: it was founded by former Trump Admin officials in twenty
51:24
Speaker 10: twenty one. The Independent is calling it an extremest platform,
51:28
Speaker 10: including requiring ultrasounds for people they don't see women but people,
51:32
Speaker 10: requiring abortions, reversing gun control laws, and has ten pillars,
51:36
Speaker 10: which sounds somewhat similar to what is in the Project
51:39
Speaker 10: twenty twenty five documents. But I just want to say
51:41
Speaker 10: finally though, that having these messaging coming from different groups
51:45
Speaker 10: is really increasing the division in the United States. We
51:48
Speaker 10: saw the protests of the election results from the left,
51:51
Speaker 10: and we've also seen now that we've got Trump and
51:53
Speaker 10: then bid them Trump again, showing the division increasing the
51:55
Speaker 10: problems of what's going on with the two sides just
51:59
Speaker 10: getting further and further part and potentially more violent.
52:01
Speaker 1: Brian Diane, thank you for that. I'd just say to
52:05
Speaker 1: our audience, our news of necessity is becoming ever more
52:10
Speaker 1: complex as these increasingly complex policies come forward. This is
52:15
Speaker 1: the deception by the so called global elite. As they
52:19
Speaker 1: bring policies forward. We are not supposed to understand what's happening,
52:24
Speaker 1: so they are complex and difficult to unravel. And we
52:27
Speaker 1: hope that UK column is doing a good job being
52:31
Speaker 1: able to take these policies apart that show the audience
52:35
Speaker 1: where they're coming from and who the key people are
52:38
Speaker 1: behind them. Ben let's bring you in because if we've
52:42
Speaker 1: got trouble with education and libraries, we're back on that
52:45
Speaker 1: subject of climate. The ultimate fear and control weapon.
52:52
Speaker 6: The ultimate control and fear weapon. That's a very good
52:55
Speaker 6: way of describing it, Brian. And there is a global
52:59
Speaker 6: criminal net work ultimately extorting nations and citizens out of
53:03
Speaker 6: trillions of dollars a year under the pretext of a
53:06
Speaker 6: completely manufactured crisis. And I'm going to call them the
53:10
Speaker 6: climate cabal, and it's very closely linked in to the
53:15
Speaker 6: UN and I'm going to be talking about them over
53:18
Speaker 6: the next three weeks and beyond as well, but particularly
53:22
Speaker 6: the next three weeks because today marks the beginning of KOP,
53:27
Speaker 6: which stands for Conference of Parties, which is a series
53:30
Speaker 6: of formal meetings where governments assess global efforts to advance
53:34
Speaker 6: the Paris Agreement Paris Climate Change Agreement. There are one
53:37
Speaker 6: hundred and ninety eight parties to this, one hundred and
53:40
Speaker 6: ninety seven countries plus the European Union. The meeting starts
53:44
Speaker 6: today in Baku, in Azerbaijan, and they are meeting in
53:49
Speaker 6: solidarity for a Green World, which is a lovely bit
53:53
Speaker 6: of Soviet Communist type language. Now they've built a huge
53:58
Speaker 6: temporary structure to house the event. They're flying in hundreds
54:04
Speaker 6: of thousands of delegates from all around the world. It's
54:07
Speaker 6: going to run for eleven days of meetings, seminars, debates,
54:11
Speaker 6: deal cutting, tax raising. They're looking for the trillion dollars
54:15
Speaker 6: a year to finance their great just global transition. And
54:19
Speaker 6: apparently no one sees the irony of flying these people
54:22
Speaker 6: all around the world in order to combat climate change. Right,
54:25
Speaker 6: So they're producing a lot of pollution, they're producing a
54:28
Speaker 6: lot of hot air. Not least this gentleman. Simon Steel,
54:33
Speaker 6: the Executive Secretary of UN Climate Change, taking to LinkedIn
54:37
Speaker 6: yesterday to say tomorrow is the opening day of the
54:41
Speaker 6: COP twenty nine UN Climate Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan. As
54:45
Speaker 6: I said to my team today, old climate actions from
54:48
Speaker 6: all governments have never been more crucial because the climate
54:51
Speaker 6: crisis is already hammering every nation, hitting national and household budget.
54:55
Speaker 6: It's harder every year. You can say that again, ambitious
54:58
Speaker 6: outcomes remain vital. Climate finance is the great enabler, right,
55:03
Speaker 6: It is all about money. And to give you a
55:05
Speaker 6: sense of the tone of how he's going to be
55:07
Speaker 6: asking for that money, this statement came out last month
55:10
Speaker 6: and he says here Cop twenty nine must be a
55:13
Speaker 6: stand and deliver moment for the world. And stand and
55:17
Speaker 6: deliver is what high women used to say to stage
55:19
Speaker 6: coaches when they were robbing them at gunpoint, and that
55:23
Speaker 6: is very much how this feels. We're being shaken down
55:27
Speaker 6: to scam. They want us to pay them trillions of dollars,
55:30
Speaker 6: destroy our economies, ultimately to fix the weather. I think
55:34
Speaker 6: that's what they're promising to do. As I say, we're
55:37
Speaker 6: going to talk about this a lot over the next
55:38
Speaker 6: couple of weeks, because the event kicked off today, it's
55:41
Speaker 6: going to be running for the next eleven days. One
55:44
Speaker 6: thing to know it's really important, I think, is that
55:46
Speaker 6: Azerbaijan's effectively a dictatorship, so Steel and his ilk will
55:51
Speaker 6: be very comfortable there. There's a few statistics. Its freedom
55:54
Speaker 6: score is seven out of one hundred. It ranks one
55:57
Speaker 6: hundred and forty fifth out of one hundred and eighty
55:59
Speaker 6: country in twenty twenty four for freedom. According to the
56:02
Speaker 6: Freedom House, they rank one hundred and sixty seventh out
56:05
Speaker 6: of one hundred and eighty countries on the Press Freedom Index.
56:09
Speaker 6: It's run by an elite family who've been in power
56:11
Speaker 6: for over twenty years. Quite remarkable that they've chosen to
56:15
Speaker 6: go there, to be honest with you, speaking of repressive regimes,
56:18
Speaker 6: this obviously extends to the UK. Still was recently in Liverpool,
56:23
Speaker 6: which is an accelerator city or climate action apparently, so
56:27
Speaker 6: you can see the regions and the mayor's this whole
56:29
Speaker 6: evolution process leading the charge for the transformation of the
56:33
Speaker 6: global system. And actually Liverpool has been at the center
56:36
Speaker 6: of a lot of this stuff. So in the COVID era,
56:40
Speaker 6: it was a test case for opening reopening live events
56:43
Speaker 6: where you had to turn up and show a negative
56:45
Speaker 6: COVID test, So that was the first place that they
56:47
Speaker 6: did in Liverpool, and also they ran some of the
56:50
Speaker 6: first mass testing programs in Liverpool as well. So this
56:53
Speaker 6: is obviously something going on in the city. Probably you
56:55
Speaker 6: need to take a closer look at that. And of
56:58
Speaker 6: course this is all LinkedIn the British establishment as well,
57:01
Speaker 6: because what else is happening in the UK. In twenty
57:04
Speaker 6: one we launched all the establishment. The royal family, Prince
57:08
Speaker 6: William in particular launched the earth Shot Prize. You can
57:12
Speaker 6: see here this was the launcher. You can see William
57:15
Speaker 6: and Kate stood out in front of the pavilion there.
57:20
Speaker 6: The earth Shot Prize is the most prestigious global environmental
57:24
Speaker 6: prize there's ever been, according to Prince William, who is
57:27
Speaker 6: the founder and the president. He's got a quite high
57:30
Speaker 6: bunch of grandees on the board. You can see Christiana Figueres,
57:34
Speaker 6: who is the former Executive Secretary of UN Climate Change.
57:37
Speaker 6: She had Simon Steele's job before he had it. So
57:41
Speaker 6: you've got top UN people in here with Prince William.
57:43
Speaker 6: You've got David Fine, who's the general counsel of Standard Charter,
57:47
Speaker 6: the big investment bank. You've got de Cinda r Dern
57:49
Speaker 6: in there. You know, see these top level globalists all
57:53
Speaker 6: backed by lots of rich families and corporations. As per
57:56
Speaker 6: usual Bloomberg bezos. You've got Paul Allen from Microsoft, who's
58:04
Speaker 6: was the co founder alongside Bill Gates. You've got the
58:07
Speaker 6: MasterCard Foundation, You've got Uber, so all of the usual suspects.
58:12
Speaker 6: And we're very excited about this because they've just announced
58:15
Speaker 6: the winner of the twenty twenty four Earthshot Prize. This's
58:18
Speaker 6: happened last week. So William was down in South Africa
58:21
Speaker 6: slapping a lot of backs, taking a lot of selfies
58:24
Speaker 6: with young people. How jolly isn't it fantastic? He is
58:26
Speaker 6: a real person And oh look what's this. He's sitting
58:30
Speaker 6: down in front of a sign that's got a Common
58:32
Speaker 6: Purpose logo on it. Isn't that amazing? And actually those
58:35
Speaker 6: images came from Common Purpose. What a lot of time left.
58:40
Speaker 6: But I wonder, Brian, if you had something to say
58:42
Speaker 6: about that. I think this might be the first time
58:43
Speaker 6: we've seen a royal at a formal Common Purpose event.
58:47
Speaker 1: Well, I'll say, yes, Common Purpose still had its old tricks,
58:51
Speaker 1: but it's very much on a global scale now. But
58:54
Speaker 1: let's talk about this in more detail in UK column
58:57
Speaker 1: extra after the news.
59:01
Speaker 6: Brian was right, everyone, that's what he neglected to say there,
59:04
Speaker 6: but I'll say it for him. What else have we
59:07
Speaker 6: got we're going to continue.
59:08
Speaker 7: It is.
59:09
Speaker 6: This is the Britain. The Brits are running this right.
59:11
Speaker 6: So I talk about climate Cabal, talk about the UN
59:13
Speaker 6: talk about the Royal family. We've talked about Prince William,
59:16
Speaker 6: but it's also his father still very much in the mix.
59:19
Speaker 6: Not to be outdone Windsor Senior this year from the
59:22
Speaker 6: Sustainable Markets Initiative last week and we can see that
59:26
Speaker 6: the chief executive of the Sustainable Non Market's Initiative, Jennifer
59:30
Speaker 6: Jordan Saefi, talking about this wonderful event being held at
59:36
Speaker 6: Buckingham Palace. You can see the Lammy Ed millerband, all
59:40
Speaker 6: of the politicians and this kind of circus that's grown
59:45
Speaker 6: up around this. I guess this is the court ultimately
59:48
Speaker 6: what we're looking at here. We've got a lot of Lackey's,
59:50
Speaker 6: we've got a lot of obsequiousness. We've got a lot
59:53
Speaker 6: of celebrities in the mix as well. He's Narl Rodgers
59:56
Speaker 6: from chic helping to usher this whole thing along. Ultimately,
1:00:01
Speaker 6: you know, they've done a fantastic job of building a
1:00:04
Speaker 6: political and economic and cultural clique around them in order
1:00:08
Speaker 6: to help sell and promote this message to the people,
1:00:12
Speaker 6: and of course the rules are all doing this for
1:00:14
Speaker 6: the common good, right, Well, actually it turns out they're
1:00:16
Speaker 6: probably not. They're probably doing it for their own benefit.
1:00:19
Speaker 6: And actually there's been some great reporting, including from the
1:00:23
Speaker 6: God and I'll give them their due, about the Rules
1:00:25
Speaker 6: over the past few weeks, and the fact that actually
1:00:27
Speaker 6: they really are just parasites making millions from charities and
1:00:30
Speaker 6: public services and pulling i think fifty pounds from leasing
1:00:34
Speaker 6: land to services such as the NHS and schools, according
1:00:38
Speaker 6: to some investigation that's been done, and the climate cabou
1:00:42
Speaker 6: and this whole agenda is ultimately how they're going to
1:00:45
Speaker 6: be rolling out this kind of behavior to the rest
1:00:47
Speaker 6: of the world.
1:00:49
Speaker 1: Ben, thank you very much that excellent analysis. And well
1:00:53
Speaker 1: we've ended on the Green King, which is why when
1:00:55
Speaker 1: you saw him standing putting his real kneeling, putting his
1:00:59
Speaker 1: rest in great respect to the nation and the dead,
1:01:03
Speaker 1: the people who've died trying to protect this nation and
1:01:06
Speaker 1: its supposed freedoms. Really this is nonsense because in the
1:01:10
Speaker 1: background he's working to a completely different agenda, which is
1:01:14
Speaker 1: designed to bring in a global government system where these
1:01:17
Speaker 1: people will hold power to deal with this. We've got
1:01:21
Speaker 1: to understand how it works, how these system works and
1:01:25
Speaker 1: the individual's driving it. And I very much hope that
1:01:28
Speaker 1: UK Colin will be doing a good job in lifting
1:01:31
Speaker 1: the stones to show this horror. But if you wonder
1:01:34
Speaker 1: why the road's got potholes in it, the schools don't work,
1:01:38
Speaker 1: the hospitals don't work, the military doesn't work here in UK,
1:01:42
Speaker 1: it's because all of their political effort is going into
1:01:45
Speaker 1: this globalist agenda. It's not going into making your day
1:01:49
Speaker 1: to day life better. That's the hard truth of the matter,
1:01:53
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